(posted on
my German blog on 26 December 2013)
The witch
hunt has been publicly declared open. Fingers were pointed at the MBs by the
government and by the public after the attack on the police headquarter in
Mansoura. However, no evidences are given and the MB have distanced themselves
from the attack (it’s another question, if they speak the truth) and although
the group Ansar Beit El-Maqdis confessed the assault.
The people
from Mansoura could not contain their anger and furiously destroyed shops,
buildings and other Muslim Brothers’ properties.
The MB were
declared a terror organisation and everyone that belongs to that group may be
arrested. Yet: how can one recognise a Muslim Brother? They are organised like
a secret society and it consists of inner and outer circles whose members are privy
to its secrets according to the grade of their affiliation. Then, there are
sympathisers. Numbers are unknown, only estimates circulate: several million
supporters – which can be understood given the Brotherhood’s charitable
activity – and several hundreds of thousands of members.
That means,
they cannot be recognised. All those millions of followers and those who are
grateful for cheap food, free schools and 50 pound notes for their votes: are
they terrorists?
Everybody
who looks or behaves like a „Muslim Brother“ can be hunted. Equally, as Christians
are still being chased and their belongings being pillaged. Equally, as it
happened to the Jews in Europe.
It’s enough
to make you weep. This witch hunt will spread more hate; it will result in more
casualties who have to be revenged, and in more grief for the plagued Egyptians.
The bombing will not stop because of this, on the contrary. What on earth do
the government, respectively El-Sissy and his colleagues think?
The “war
against terrorism” is extensive and meanwhile, the repression includes also
those activists, who stood behind the uproar of 25 January 2011. They have just
been sentenced to several years in jail.
Does the
world soon have to observe, how Egyptians slaughter each other? Only four weeks
to go to the third anniversary of 25 January. When is the next uproar?
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