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    Alexandra Bruce
    August 12, 2014

    The original interview of this 12 years old boy in Cairo, excoriating the Muslim Brotherhood was conducted by the Egyptian newspaper, El Wady on Oct 19, 2012.

    Following the 2011 Egyptian Revolution, which unseated the former President-for-Life Hosni Mubarak, the Muslim Brotherhood party won almost half the seats in the 2011–12 parliamentary elections, and its candidate, Mohamed Morsi, won the June 2012 presidential election – only to be overthrown after mass protests within a year.

    Morsi and most of the Brotherhood’s leadership were imprisoned. In September 2013, Egyptian court banned the Brotherhood and its associations and ordered that its assets be seized.

    This kid called it – check it out!

    TRANSCRIPT:

    My name is Ali Ahmed. I’m in 1st Grade preparatory (eq. 12 years).

    I’m here today to help prevent Egypt from becoming a commodity owned by one person and to protest the confiscation of the constitution by one single party.

    We didn’t get rid of a military regime to replace it with a fascist theocracy.

    Interviewer: Fascist theocracy? I don’t even know what that means.

    Ali Ahmed: Fascist theocracy is when you manipulate religion and enforce extremist regulations in the name of religion, even though religion doesn’t command that.

    Interviewer: Who taught you all this?

    Ali Ahmed: I just know it.

    Interviewer: How do you know it?

    Ali Ahmed: I listen to people a lot and I use my own brain plus, I read newspapers, watch TV and search the Internet.

    Interviewer: So you see that the country is not doing well and it has to change?

    Ali Ahmed: You mean, politically or socially?

    The social objectives of the revolution are yet to be achieved. Economic empowerment, freedom and social justice. There are still no jobs. The police still jail people randomly. As for social justice, how can a news anchor get 30 million Egyptian Pounds while some people still pick food from garbage?

    Politically speaking, where is the constitution that represents us?

    For example, women are half of the society. How come there are only 7 ladies in the constituent assembly – 6 of whom are Islamists?? So, you think they are going to update the constitution?

    What is built on falsehood is false, itself.

    Even if the constitution is nice but the assembly that drafted it is bad. We will end up with something bad. Don’t bring me 80 good articles and 20 bad ones that will ruin
    the country – and then tell me this is a constitution.

    Interviewer: Did you read the constitutional draft? Where? On the Internet?

    Ali Ahmed: Yes. For example, they say that women are equal in all matters except in matters that contradict Islamic Law. But then Islamic law allows men to discipline their wives. This can’t work in society.

    Interviewer: Why not? What’s the problem?

    Ali Ahmed: The problem is that it’s outrageous. I can beat my wife up and then tell you this is discipline. This is not discipline. This is abuse and insanity.

    All of this political process is voi, because the parliament in the first place is void. Popularly and constitutionally void.

    Some parties base their campaign on mixing religion and politics. Mosques were mobilizing voters. They distributed sugar and cooking oil to the voters and many other things like that.

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    Free Arabs (www.freearabs.com) is responsible of the editing, translation and subtitles.

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