[Egyptians] Four Scenarios & Updates

Day 2,557, 14:49 • Published in Egypt South Africa • by Farbous

Dear Egyptians,
Dear Pro-Egyptian Forces,
Dear Friends


For about two weeks, the real life Egyptians in eEgypt has been going a different way than before. 7izb al Tahrir, Arab Liberal Party and Radical Socialist Party, the three real life Egyptian parties, have founded an organization that gives the real life Egyptians and their supporters a voice against the current Catalan PTO.

There have been many reasons for this step. There is in fact the wish to work as equal partners with the Catalans together, but I doubt that the Catalan side is willing to cooperate with us.

However, the Egyptian Resistance is getting a solid structure already. We've got a first constitution for our organization and the Central Committee is currently discussing what our policy should be like during the next month. The transitional period is slowly coming to an end.

We are also thinking of a border-crossing cooperation with groups that would support or ally with liberation movements just like us. We need every helping hand.



I took some time imaging some scenarios that could soon appear in Egypt. Every opinion of mine below will show my (or even the Egyptian?) point of view:

1.) Egyptian Ressistance will consolidate the Anti-Government

In case every discussion with the Catalans and the "official" government fails, the Egyptians may be disappointed and the anti-government faction will be dominating. Since there's a constitution and a solid structure inside the Egyptian Resistance, this step wouldn't need much time anymore.

In the very best case, the Egyptians could have a huge success with propaganda campaigns against the Catalans. The Catalans would be confronted by a well-organized group getting stronger day by day. This could end like most of the countries accept the Egyptian Resistance as the only legit eEgyptian government.


2.) The Power will be divided - the Lebanese solution

Egyptians and Catalans don't need to work completely together, but they divide the power. 50% belongs to the Catalans, 50% to the Egyptians. One month there's a Catalan CP, the next month there's an Egyptian CP. The Vice-President must be in each each from the opposite nationality. The state income would be splitted as well. 50% would support the Egyptians, 50% the Catalans.

Why the Lebanese solution? Because in Lebanon, every confession has its own percentage of parliament seats, minister titles, etc. to keep every confession's freedom. Some may say that this solution won't be democratic, but the problem is that with only two opposing and incomparable groups in one country, democracy is difficult. The danger of kicking the smaller group does exist.


3.) Egyptians form a third power in Egyptian politics

There's obviously an argument in the Catalan faction with two opposing groups. The so-called Nabofascists (it was not me who invented this name, I'm just quoting) and the more moderate Catalans. The Egyptians could ally with the moderates and fight together the Nabofascists.

Sounds good, entails risks. The Egyptians would draw the curtain of their dream to get their country back. Instead the chances are high that the Egyptian hopes will be deceived.


4.) Egyptians accept the Stats Quo

To be honest, this is horrible to imagine. The Egyptians would stop struggling against the PTO and fall into inactivity again. The Catalans could do anything they want with the eEgyptian state like before and the actual (e)People has no power in the own country.



After the transitional period, I will retire from active Politburo affairs and concentrate on other matters. However, I will keep staying active to help the Egyptian Resistance whenever I can.

There should be one or two articles more in the upcoming days.


Until then o/

Farbous aka Hassan Salama