Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak has said he is seeking a fifth term in office in the country's first presidential elections with more than one candidate on 7 September.
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I can bet on my next salary that the opposition won't present any candidate. The parti in power will present someone (sold-out, of course) as an alternative.
Hosni does the same thing as BenAli (nicknamed) Ben-à-vie.
There's no replublic in any arabe country, only kingdoms.
It is beyond human imagination how these people think. This is a man who needs to leave the space for new blood if he really loves Egypt, it’s a new generation and a new era, and Egypt has lots of resources and brains to improve the lives of its citizens, but it’s known that dictators once they grab power, never yield it to anyone. I don’t even think that the other guy in Yemen, Saleh, is not going to run because he believes in democracy, it’s that he is now certain that the opposition has gain power and will, if he doesn’t leave, not only take the power from him but put him in court and make him pay for what he did. They all are corrupt and bloody,
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 07/29/2005 06:10 by almotanabi.
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