Egypt: A Post-Revolution Critique

Hey, remember the Egyptian Revolution? The one that brought Mubarak down from his 30 year reign? It's funny how the lack of media coverage, post-revolution, creates an illusory sense of a revolution ever taking place. In other words, the lack of follow-up news of what is happening belittles the gravity of the situation that is happening.

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HOSNI MUBARAK’S FALL: A REMINDER TO ALL SIT-TIGHT AFRICAN LEADERS

The essence of this article is to draw the line between service and overstay, you see sometimes the things we most cherish and treasure more often than not turns out to be our downfall, take Absalom for example he wanted to be king at all cost and lost his life in the process. To say Mr. Mubarak’s fall was a cataclysmic event, would be against the ‘Law of Gravity’, because what happened to him started a long time ago but I bet you he wasn’t aware of it, or was aware and disregarded it as a facade, as every elastic substance has its break point so also is dictatorship and autocracy.

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