Tuesday, July 3, 2012

Where's my security Morsi?



During the second phase of the elections, many were shocked that Dr. Morsi and Air Marshal Shafik were the ones to come out on top. Especially Shafiq. One of the main attributes that people attributed that to was his promise to restore security in Egypt within a day. While Dr. Morsi promised security as a part of his 100 day program to tackle five initiatives: Fuel, Traffic, Cleanliness, bread and Security. By, the current headlines it appears that security is on the bottom of the priorities.



One of the biggest security issues being talked about today is the "islamic vice squad" a group of extremests that have caused the death of a student in Suez last week. The student was walking in the street with his "fiance" late at night. Members of the "Islamic vice squad" stabbed the students in a sensitive part of his body causing his death.



Another major issue is the smuggling of arms to sinai. Not to mention the current threat that the sinai peninsula is turning into a haven for outlaws due to the lack of proper security forces there. A situation that is causing the Israeli border forces to be on high alert.

Dr. Morsi, security is a big issue and why it hasn't been addressed as such is a big concern. It is one of the biggest concerns that can win over people. Not appearing in Tahrir square without a bullet-proof vest or a meaningless 15% salary increase for governmental workers (link).

In summery, know where to focus your resources to solve real problems. Not winning a popularity contest. RIP Ahmed Eid, my God give your family the patience to deal with their loss.

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