Years
ago when I watched "West Beirut" I was wondering, how people would have
a normal life in country where a civil war has just broke down, where
people got killed for simply being in the wrong place in the wrong time
with the wrong religious identity. But days ago I found an answer to
this question. It doesn’t happen all the sudden at once, no it happens
gradually. Two days ago on one night I told my wife about six or seven
bomb explosions in Cairo I knew about with just one scroll on facebook.
Couple years ago a bomb explosion was something that would shock
people and make them take about it for days. Now it’s nothing, it’s an
every-day-thing. Internet satirists are throwing jokes about it, one I
liked was of Amr Mustafa Sokkar . Instead of wires the terrorists are
equipping bombs with PlayStation consoles. The bomb squad have to game
against him and win, otherwise the bomb will go off. Egyptians are
reporting the Police about another Egyptians, who listen to Hamza Namira or reading a novelle of Naguib Mahfouz (Can you imagine the paradoxe) in the subway. The police is killing people in front of their own children.
No one declares civil war. Civil war or whatever kind of civil unrests is not an event, that just happens one day or another. It’s a process and during this process people get used to it that they don’t even realize they are living in a civil war.
No one declares civil war. Civil war or whatever kind of civil unrests is not an event, that just happens one day or another. It’s a process and during this process people get used to it that they don’t even realize they are living in a civil war.
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