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Will Egypt get stolen funds back?

Updated on April 14, 2011

Thief and thug characters

Unfortunately, large part of Egyptian people admire personalities of thieves and thugs . They're shown in film bug as beautiful people, kind and good humans. They also passionate and love, and sometimes actors are delight persons and of high sense of humer. Films show them as victims and some old circumstances have led them to become thieves and thugs.
Part of people in Egypt are sympathized with a movie called: Mubarak is a thief who needs us to sympathize with him because he stole us and made us feel safe and comfort.

 The purpose of recovering of the looted money is to support the economy and to help the development of industry, agriculture, and providing greater employment opportunities and health care services and better education. It is important to have honest people to oversee the state's resources and guidance to the public interest should be calculated too.

What is the role of revolution here?

Revolution youth are moving forward in the natural way, slowly but surely, to establish a pioneering experiment in the revolutions of the major humanitarian, and pave the way for a model state proud Egyptians, and dreams of the Arabs, and respected by the whole world.

History is witness that after every revolution, there are reprisals, often bloody, Drain era symbols ousted one by one, and send them to the guillotine or gallows or death squads, indicating that it is rarely prosecuted and the rule of former leader, died in prison.

Egyptian Revolution joined to the exception ideal: Former President Hosni Mubarak and his two sons, Alaa and Gamal under arrest pending investigation into the murder and corruption, and the people sing this achievement remarkable, and no one can prevent justice from taking its course, or to deprive the judiciary of achieving Old Dream and the establishment of a new promise.

And considered that it was just a fleeting moment in the context of the revolution, which does not want to take revenge, but only to restore rights to their owners, that punishes the shedding of blood of the rebels, and to recover funds stolen, then a prison, and is the most important lesson that never be forgotten by any Egyptian ruler or even by the smallest public official, and the index, which is not overlooked by the rest of the Arab rulers and officials, there is a day to the regime and on the account, it will not be leaving after today.  

 

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