Jamesceo, there is no short answer to your blurred views on Egyptian affairs. I used to be surprised at comments from foreigners regarding their fairy tale views on Egypt’s internal affairs but soon realized that most westerners are more of a
follower type heard as opposed to Egyptians who constantly question their media and government. How did you envision us kicking these MB terrorists out of Egypt? By supporting our authorities or by staying united 90 million strong in believing
in what’s right? The world needs to take note but alas your mainstream media will NEVER portray the true side for fear of revealing the foreign destructive agenda targeting Egypt.

Having mentioned that let’s apply your contradictory “free and just society” statement in the context of the west. Britain’s press for instance has long lacked the freedom that his Arrogant Eminence Mr. Casson is lecturing Egypt about regarding the definition of freedom and constitutional rights – despite journalists in his own country lack constitutional rights.

A prime example is: back in 2013, when the Guardian newspaper produced a publication based on documents from the National Security Agency that were leaked by Edward Snowden. Both the US and British public had the right to know about N.S.A.’s spying on private communications. Especially when events unfolded where the UK prime minister David Cameron sent one of his assistants to practice “pressures” on the Guardian in order to destroy classified documents that they received from Snowden. British authorities then went ahead and arrested David Miranda the Guardian partner and the assistant journalist Glenn Greenwald. Further to these journalist arrests the freedom of press in England was under parliamentary and criminal inquisition. What kind of freedom is the west enjoying that you speak highly of where intelligence agencies are collecting information on phone calls, emails and Internet use of private citizens? What kind of freedom is it you are gloating about where what you call “free society” or the “freedom of press” is under parliamentary and criminal inquisition? Snowden is just one of many examples that limit free speech in western societies that are typically instigated by “fearful western authorities”.

As for Egypt the Al Aljazeera case is quite the opposite in a sense where three unlicensed men were proven guilty in a court of law for a not only unlicensed (which is sufficient to deem it criminal) however they conducted money laundry and criminal acts in Egypt. Their network paid people from around Egypt essentially to play protesters on television, in a potentially hazardous deception. Hired “collaborators” got equipment to film staged demonstrations and sent with portable broadcast equipment (TVUs), protest footage to air on Al Jazeera’s Mubasher Misr Channel [translated as Egypt Live] from Doha. Unlike the west all this was executed while the Egyptian authorities allowed for free speech and free flow of information. This my arrogant posting member goes to show you that however which way you look at it there are much more freedom of expression and freedom of the press in Egypt than ‘Mafia’ England and the US combined, let alone any other country on the African continent.

Long live Egypt free and independent.