Power Struggle

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The peaceful protests in Egypt have now become violent due to Pro-Government supporters of President Hosni Mubarak.  My heart is heavy when thinking about how many people have no true understanding of this historic moment. But even if you don’t understand the importance of this moment, we all understand the significance of Power.  Some utilize their power wisely and some abuse it.  Many Egyptians feel as if Mubarak abused his power and the citizens of this country want to regain not only power, but their basic human right to choose who should lead their country.

What occurs in Egypt is an international concern due to the fact that whomever controls Egypt, also controls the Suez Canal.  An important fact when considering foreign trade.  Therefore, political occurrences in Egypt, does have an international impact.  Historically, however, Egypt has always been and will always be considered one of the most important countries in the world.  Some of the world’s most ancient and important monuments and artifacts are housed there.  The destruction of these things will be a devastation to all future generations.  The Egyptian people are a beautiful people, with a beautiful history and I hope that we will all do our part in helping them during this tragedy.

Every nation has dealt with power struggle between the leaders and the citizens.  However, having the right to choose who you would like to lead and govern your country should be a basic human right.  We will have to wait and see what the outcome will be, but I hope that the great country of Egypt will be able to unite as one, not only for the betterment of all its citizens, but for the betterment of the world.

Published in: on February 3, 2011 at 11:50 am  Leave a Comment  

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