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Long live revolutionary people of Egypt

Posted by Maryam Namazie
On July 3, 2013
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Egypt, Islamism, Morsi, Muslim Brotherhood, revolution

Majid Nawaaz writes on Facebook: “With mass protests against Islamist rule in Egypt, I hope we finally see the end of regressive-leftists claiming that Islamism is the “indigenous” voice of Muslims in Egypt. In other words, please be quiet you lazy, ignorant, reverse-racist, reductionist subscribers to the poverty of expectations. Egypt doesn’t want Islamism. Get […]

Posted by Maryam Namazie
On July 2, 2013
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Egypt, Morsi, Muslim Brotherhood

Millions of protesters are demanding Morsi’s resignation; 22 million signatures have been collected calling for him to step down. If anyone mis-labelled the “Arab Spring” a “Black Spring“, they should think again. The uprisings and revolutions of the Middle East and North Africa were never in support of Islamism though it was labelled as such […]

Posted by Maryam Namazie
On March 28, 2013
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Egypt, Islamist, Morsi, rape, sexual assault, women

Islamists who are supporters or part of the Morsi government have said that women are to blame for the increasing rape and sexual assault in Egypt.This despite the fact that there is clear evidence that much of it is state-sponsored and that a large number of those assaulted are veiled women. “How do they ask the […]

Posted by Maryam Namazie
On February 12, 2013
8 Comments
Egypt, Morsi

Did you hear the report saying Morsi had to run out of a mosque leaving his shoes behind in order to evade protesters. It reminds me of the song, “run oppressor man, where you gonna run to?” All I can say is: it’s good to be alive today. Real good.

Long live revolutionary people of Egypt

Egypt’s fight is against Islamism

Only you are to blame

No time for shoes