Going somewhere, Egypt?

It really doesn't look like it. Were going nowhere with everything. Football, we're playing in an Arab friendly mini tournament in Switzerland, now days Arabs have to play on neutral land.
And we're stuck for the next 6 more years, minimum. 6 more years of the same political crap, same empty words, we never get promisises. If there had been any will of change we'd get governor elections first. Parties would be able to test their abilities on a smaller scale and people would get the chance to try different people and parties and see what their capable of. But since all this pollitical reform crap is just a facade it doesn't matter. Just have elections for the biggest chair and that's it. Of course we're going to give all our votes to our so beloved president and he's going to give us more crap on prosperity in the next 600 years just like the last 24.
While developed countries have been moving towards electronic voting, we've taken even larger strides in modernizing our electoral system. Now introducing Voting Home Delivery(VHD) v2.0; you think of who you want to vote for and we'll do the voting, no reciet provided-- you'll lose it anyways.Election results 100% fair, 100% accurate. We're no expanding, so any regime that wants our all new system can contact the egyptian NDP for prices. 25% discount if ordered in 2005.

I don't know. It's always going to be without a really correct title.

I really think I'm never going to do one idea per post.
K300 is here. Hope J300 follows soon.
The team's name is actually Enyimba, got it wrong due to transliteration of a transliterarion.
My mom tol me a funny quote yesterday;"Doing a good job is like wetting yourself when you're in a dark suit. It gives you a warm feeling but nobody notices it".

I'm freelancing at Cairo magazine and mainly doing web reviews until I find something better I can do. But the good news is that my first review should be published next Thursday, here [url=http://www.cairomagazine.com]Cairo[/url]

Really posting now: Egypt Economy and other stuff

First off yesterday Ahli beat Animba in Nigeria. Animba is the holder of the last two editions of the African champions league and they haven't lost on their home turf in two years. Ahli also kept their ongoing no loss streak.

Ok, economics. Egypt's economy has long been under a lot of stress and unemployment has just continued its everlasting trend of increasing. Another thing that severes the problem is that our univercities have the sole goal of giving students a degree without makiing sure they actually learned anything. Recently I listened to a conversation between my dad and a relative working for EFG Hermes( I think I got the name right) and my dad was trying to argue how bad the economy is our relative was talking about the economy improving but the reason we don't really feal it yet is its a top down process and it takes time. I'd really like to know who's right so I'll be waiting.

I have to go search for an MP3 player so this will be it for now.

First Post

At this moment I don't quite have any specific ideas to talk about but I'm sure they'll come soon enough.

I guess I should introduce myself. So my name is Mustafa. I'm an Egyptian American. Well maybe more like an American Egyptian.I'm a soccer/football fan of Alahli here in Egypt and also am a Liverpool fan. To add to that I'll watch almost any sport currently played on this planet. And on the American side of me I'm a Boston Red Sox fan. I like tech and gadgets and I have the brains to read about economics, politics and science although I do get lost on medical topics.

The only thing I have to say on current ongoigs in the world is I think terorism sucks. And most terorists are to brainwashed to see any real facts.