⛔️12 مليون مصري سقطوا في فخ العصابات📣80٪؜

Brief Summary

This video discusses the financial struggles of Egyptian pensioners and criticizes the government's policies regarding pension funds. It highlights the disparity between the comfortable lives pensioners once had and their current vulnerable state, with many living below the poverty line. The speaker proposes alternative solutions for managing pension funds, such as investing in gold, stocks, or local projects, to improve pensioners' financial well-being. The video also touches on the broader economic issues affecting pensioners, such as rising inflation and the increasing cost of living.

  • Egyptian pensioners are facing financial difficulties due to government policies.
  • The government's decision to delay pension payments until 2075 is criticized.
  • Alternative solutions for managing pension funds are proposed, including investing in gold, stocks, or local projects.

Identifying the Stolen and the Thief

It's easy to identify the "stolen item" (pensioners) because they constantly talk about their plight, the skill of the "thief" (government), and the traps they fell into. The "stolen item's" condition and vocabulary make it clear they have been robbed. However, identifying the "thief" is difficult because they are smart and know how to hide their tracks, evade the law, and implicate good people.

The Plight of Egyptian Pensioners

12 million Egyptians, many of whom are pensioners, have fallen into the trap of gangs and are living under the line of fire, facing robbery, coercion, and deception. They are referred to as the vulnerable class, even though they were once the strong and comfortable class who owned significant assets like shares in major banks and companies. Now, they are reduced to waiting for handouts and incentives during holidays.

The Missing Thieves

While the 11.5 million Egyptians who have been robbed can be counted by name, the 12 thieves who robbed them cannot. This means that for every million people robbed, there is one thief. The speaker emphasizes the equality in how the thieves rob, not differentiating between Muslims and Christians, or any other demographic.

The Trap of Gangs and the Pension Crisis

The current situation is a trap that would not be set up in Israel, where war veterans are honored and not living below the poverty line. In Egypt, the victorious army and the generation of the seventies are suffering. The speaker criticizes the government's decision to pay back pension money after 50 years, calling it a big fraud. He argues that pensioners once owned significant assets like the Bank of Cairo and the Bank of Alexandria, but now they are being given a linked number to their money, which is then manipulated and closed.

Council of Ministers Decision

The Council of Ministers approved a draft law amending the Pensions and Social Insurance Law, extending the period for paying installments to 50 years, until the year 2075. This decision is made under the pretext of ensuring the role of the social security system in caring for the insured and pensioners, but the speaker questions who will be alive to receive the money after 50 years.

Alternative Solutions for Pension Funds

The speaker suggests alternative solutions for managing pension funds, such as buying gold or investing in the S&P 500 to generate better returns. He also proposes building Egyptian universities or investing in agriculture in the name of pensioners. He argues that if the government had invested the pension money in certificates in the bank, they would have earned significant interest.

The Humiliation of Pensioners

The speaker expresses surprise and feels that pensioners are being deliberately humiliated. He points out that there were opportunities to invest the pension money in the past three years and earn high interest rates. He criticizes the government for telling pensioners that they are poor and giving them only 3,000 pounds, while their money is not rising.

Pensioners as Kings

The speaker suggests that if the pension money were invested wisely, pensioners would be kings. He proposes buying companies that the Egyptian Post graduates from, as they are all making profits. He criticizes the government for increasing the interest rate for pensioners from 6% to 7%, calling it shameful.

The Plight of Retired People

The speaker emphasizes that retired people are a class that has become unemployable and have given everything they could to the country. He argues that they should be living in luxury with their profits, but instead, they are being given a decision to extend the installment payment period to 50 years.

The Need for Justice and Equality

The speaker calls for justice and equality for pensioners, urging the government to bring the people's money and let them enjoy it. He points out that war veterans in Israel are honored and pampered, while in Egypt, the war generation is suffering.

The Revolution in Bangladesh

The speaker draws a parallel to the revolution in Bangladesh, which took place because the sons of military personnel were not being adequately employed. He argues that in Egypt, the war generation of 73 is the one on pension today, and they are being paid a meager amount.

The International Poverty Line

The speaker points out that the international poverty line is estimated at $2 and 15 cents, meaning approximately 100 pounds. He argues that 3,000 pounds is not enough for pensioners to live on, especially with rising rent prices, medicine prices, and food prices.

Extending the Pension Debt Repayment Period

The speaker criticizes the decision to extend the pension debt repayment period until 2075, as well as the absence of justice and equality between civilians and military personnel in pensions. He argues that the pension class is being punished and cornered, and that they should be given privileges.

The Renaissance Dam

The speaker mentions the Renaissance Dam and the flooding in Sudan, and announces that Dr. Mohamed Hafez will be joining him for a live broadcast to discuss these issues.

Pensioners' Stories

The speaker shares the stories of two pensioners: Ibtihal Salama, a 62-year-old woman who worked for 40 years in the Ministry of Education and receives a pension of 2600 pounds, and Uncle Gamal Abdel Rady, a 70-year-old man who receives a pension of 9,000 pounds. Both pensioners are struggling to make ends meet due to rising costs of living.

The Increase in Electricity Prices

The speaker criticizes the government's decision to increase electricity prices, pointing out that there is no minimum or maximum limit for the increase in the case of a civilian pension, as there is in the military pension.

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0:04 Peace be upon you, welcome to all of you who see us from Cairo and the governorates, our sisters and brothers working and residing abroad, and those who see us from the brothers, it is very easy to identify the stolen item, but it is not easy to identify the thief. The stolen item, whether male or female, talks all the time about the robbery it was subjected to, the skill of the thief who did it to him, and the trap he set for him in order to rob him or her, and how he fell into the trap of theft, robbery, and fraud. It is clear from him and his condition that he was robbed, and the way he speaks, the vocabulary he speaks, and his evidence. As for the thief, it is

0:50 difficult to identify him from the beginning. You need points. The thief is smart. The thief knows how to hide the signs behind him. He knows how to evade the law. He knows how to implicate the good people and force them to walk in a path that he gives them as good, while they are robbed in it. 12

1:46 million Egyptians fell and have fallen into the trap of gangs, 80% of them are under the line of fire. Robbery by force, by coercion, by the media, and by choice as well, but they are forced to be robbed. 12 million Egyptians are the same number as the refugees in Egyptians are robbed every month, fraud, theft, and deception. In return, there is a double suffering. They are called the vulnerable class. When the Americans or Europeans talk about the 12 million Egyptians who were robbed, they call them the vulnerable class,

2:35 while it was possible that this was the strong class in Egypt, the comfortable class, the class that 30 or 40 years ago could have invested their money. Today, they were the owners of the Bank of Alexandria, the owners of the Bank of Cairo, the owners of Mobico, the owners of Abu Dhabi Fertilizers, the owners of a share in CIB shares, the owners of the pharmaceutical sector, and they are sitting and making money. Those who manage their money are delayed during the holidays so that they can be given incentives, grants, meat,

3:23 food and drink boxes, and sweets during the seasons, and they are pleased with them, Muslims and Christians, meaning that due to the abundance of money and profits, they are no longer a vulnerable class. In the past, they were a comfortable class due to the abundance of money available, with the same amounts that they robbed 12 million Egypt has been robbed. I can count them by name. Imagine we have a list with the names of exactly 12 million Egyptians. 11.5 million Egyptians have been robbed. We can count them by name, but we can’t count the 12 thieves who robbed

4:10 them. That means for every million people robbed, there is one Egyptian. Imagine you are the thief who steals a million. We heard this saying a long time ago. What is it? A man with a thousand, a man with a million, we have never heard of this before. He used to tell you about someone who was, of course, in the open he tells you a man with his mother, but there is a man with 000, but a man with a million. Yes, in Egypt there is a thief who steals a million people. Look, if he steals these million people every day, he would need a million days to steal a tunnel. But this one went and stole them all at once and does not differentiate. He has equality for Muslims and Christians, whites and blacks, tall and short,

4:56 fat and thin, women and men, they do not see equality for him in secret. He robbed them as they have never been robbed before, their thread until we came and took them to Dr. Sandouk and Dr. Bank International. He examined them and classified them as a fragile class. They can no longer be robbed. He brought their wheels, he brought them to the glorious iron, and they became branded as having been robbed to the core, and they have to complete their lives under the shadow and in the midst of this theft that they will complete.

5:46 Therefore, they fell into the trap of the gangs. A trap that cannot be set up in Israel. You will never find people who served in the October War or the era of October 73 or attended with this entity to encourage or participated in the battle or the father of a soldier or the son of a soldier at that time who are today on pensions in Israel and living below the subsistence limit or below the poverty line. 80% are under fire in Egypt. No, these are the most honorable classes there. In Israel, in Egypt, the victorious army, the

6:31 generation of the seventies, the generation of war, and Egypt and their children, we cannot do this to them. Speaking, gentlemen, about pension money, the employees should also care and listen to this because in a little while you will be on pension. My talk is not only about the 11.5 million pensions, but also about the 28 million private employees and the 6 million government employees. What is

7:20 required today is what the government is deciding under the title that whoever stole from them and threw it at me, what did he throw it at me? I will also throw it at whoever comes after me. He told you that we will pay them the money in 2075. In 2075, Your Excellency the Prime Minister is convinced of what you are doing. You, the group of ministers, ministers today. A retired man is 60 years old, 65 years old. Under what umbrella and debt can you tell him I will pay you back your money after 50 years? That is, when the pensioner is 110 years old now, you

8:06 will have paid him back his money after you make a 50-year float for him in these 50 years. This is the way this is the way we work with you. The money has been deferred for 50 years since the 1980s, and you plundered it. Then you came in the 1990s and plundered it more. I am telling you, in the past, pensioners in Egypt owned the Bank of Cairo and the Bank of Alexandria. Imagine the profits of these banks. In the past, you owned them with insurance money. In the past, you owned the largest group of channels in the world. If we invested in them, you would have had money. Now you buy a quarter of an inch of your

8:54 invested money, but he took the money and gave you a number that linked it, and he went to play with the money and then he will close the number that he linked it to. Well, what about the interest and he told you the National Investment Bank and then he came to sell it and a bank that doesn’t know how to joke and sells it? Well, I bought the bank, I am the owner of the money of a retired man, so when he took this money from them with a big fraud, the current government and the one before it, Dr. Maait and the one before him also say to you, “Well, it’s not me, what do I have to do with it?” Well, you came back and brought Boutros Ghali, an advisor, and today he approved a law extending the period for paying pension debt installments until the year 2075. This is it.

9:44 Therefore, in this case, you can identify the thieves and they will advise you in identifying the thief. The Council of Ministers approved a draft law amending some provisions of the Pensions and Social Insurance Law No. 148 of 1969 by extending the period for paying installments to 50 years. Yes, until the year 2075, under the pretext of ensuring the rules that would enhance the role of the social security system in caring for the insured and pensioners, the insured will have died, the pensioners will have died, the social security system will have died, and I will have died, and all the people will be like this. We will all, God willing, be

10:30 gathered at the Prophet, God willing, peace and blessings be upon him, and everyone who has a prophet will pray for him. Oh gentlemen, what is this talk? Oh gentlemen, it is you, not me. I am not sure that you are sitting as we are sitting like this, and your heads are up. Are you the ones who are sitting on the chair, not the one who is sitting on you? Is there something wrong with this? This cannot be accepted by the mind of any living human being. 50 years. Who will it pay for? To whom after 50 years? This is the money of the people who are present now, who have ruined it and given Egypt everything in life. They gave the Egyptians everything in life.

11:25 How do you want to throw them away for 50 years and give them money, oh gentlemen? You can postpone France’s debts. Consider them French. You can postpone the IMF debt. Consider them an IMF. It does n’t mean that the Social Security and Pensions Fund is the one that must be held accountable. You mean that you have to be afraid, uncle? Fear God. This is not a normal scene. I can’t get over this part, frankly, because if you brought me these people’s money right now, I would tell him that I will pay them 227 billion pounds for the Social Security Fund. I made it 238 billion

12:10 pounds, starting from July 1 today. Today’s decision is July 1, 2025, and I will increase the installment rate from 6%. No, no, don’t pay installments. You will tell me that I will increase the installment rate from 6% to 7%, meaning 1%, provided that the period is 50 years. No, if you gave me these 238 billion pounds now and we bought gold with them in the name of the pensioners of the 11 million people, gold, we wouldn’t go anywhere at all. Or we put them in the S&P 500. Something in America, they will get returns from them, more than your 6-7%,

12:58 multiply by 100 or 9 max, they are sitting in their homes with the same amount. Give us the pension money and we will rotate it. Give us this money and we will build Egyptian universities. We will establish seven Egyptian private universities of the kind that you want to establish, and they will be in the name of pensioners. Well, you set the price per student at 300,000 pounds. Isn’t that right? The students who came and the doctors and we will move on with the matter and the profits will be the owners here, the pensioners with their shares. Enough with us not establishing universities. We will establish cowsheds and dens like you are doing. We will build a side street from you. Give us the land that belongs to Egypt, it belongs to all of us. Give us two pieces of

13:46 land and we will plant and do as you want. No, no, no. We will plant and export crops. We will plant seasons of onions, rice, sugarcane and sugar. We will see to our work, but give us Money, you know, if you had given this money to us last year and we had put it in certificates in the bank, we wouldn’t have worked and taken 238 billion pounds in interest, 27%, 27%, people, and he comes and says I’ll give you 7%. If I threw this money in the bank, the National Bank, we wouldn’t work. We wouldn’t plant, we wouldn’t uproot, we wouldn’t bring in birds or cattle. Okay, pensioners, after one year, the one

14:35 you’re giving now 3,000 pounds to. I’m the only one surprised. I feel deliberately humiliated. I deliberately want the class to remain fragile and breakable. Why am I telling you I have 100 opportunities in front of me? If I spent one year in the past three years, the interest was 18, then 25, and then 27. I put the 238 billion in. The first year I get 18. I put it in. I put them in the interest. The second year they get 200 They will take 25% in the third year. I will take the money with the 25% return and put it in the 27%. Today, I had a long time ago. How much did I have of 375 billion pounds? The money has doubled.

15:24 This is interest. I did not work, nor did I put it in an investment fund, nor did I go and buy shares in Apple, nor did I do anything. We put them in the National Bank, pound for pound. I did not go to the state, nor did we do anything. You come and tell the pensioners that they are poor and are taking 3,000 pounds, 3,000 pounds. Why is their money not rising? You tell me that I will pay after 50 years. No, and you made a law for me. It is no longer useful. Open a law to extend the installment payment period to 50 years. He worked, worked, worked. How can you make a state?

16:12 What is its name? An accident occurred in which girls died. Today he came and told you, bring 50 billion so that I can throw Asphalt, we have only been receiving the road for eight years, I mean what I just said, gentlemen, there are no ideas in it, neither in a fund nor outside the fund, it is like any person among you who has a little money, does not know how to use it and does not understand anything at all, have mercy on them in this certificate, this certificate is the dirtiest thing that can happen to a human being, so we will choose the dirtiest path. There is worse talk than this, which is the certificate, they will be kings if they go to the worst path, pensioners with this money from insurance, they will be kings, what if they go to the best path, then we

17:00 came in 2022, we went and bought instead of the Emirates and Saudi Arabia, Mobco, CIB, the father of fertilizers, we came two days ago, two weeks ago, the 11 companies that the Egyptian Post graduates from, the pensioners buy them all, why, they were all worth 200 billion and the pension money is 238 billion and they are all making profits Bye? 100% per year 100% per year So at the end of the year the 200 billion that we will buy will be 400 billion plus the 38 we have. We will take them as incentives so that we can buy ducks and geese and you can eat and have fun and cheer up the world.

17:45 Yes, you are rich, but the money is taken and then he says to you, “Come on, man, I increased the 6% interest for you, so it became 7. In your mind, man. Come on, man, take it easy, man, your father, take it easy. How does one do this? Do you know where to put it? Do you know or do you not? They will say to you in the comments, “ What is six and what is seven?” Is there something in Egypt that has 7% in the pound? Why don’t you lend me a card and take 7%? Take 7 and a half for free. That is shameful. Take 10. Shameful too. I will not be able to pay more than that at all. I mean, more than that, it has become normal. What does that mean,

18:33 man? These numbers, man, are you thinking about the bathroom or what? These things, what are six and what are seven? The law, my dear, was 30 years ago. The 6%, the 6%, you people, these people are retired. They are a class that has become unemployable. Their age has made them old. Their bones are peach. They gave everything they could. They gave all the credit they had. They gave it their origin. They gave it their mark, their experience, and their stance. They gave from their flesh, bone, and brain. They gave everything. The teacher, the supervisor, the doctor, and the queue. Everyone gave what was due them. Now we give them. In

19:20 their time, today they buy apartments and villas on the North Coast with their profits so that they can live like this for the last 10 or 20 years in luxury. These are good people who have made room for their rights. They have toiled and become wealthy and found someone to manage their interests. But today, man, are n’t you ashamed? On July 1, 2025, you make a decision like this and then you don’t consult. Those concerned, I mean, you are conducting a referendum for the 11 million, do they agree that? And also, you brought back Youssef Boutros Ghali, as if he is a symbol of success. What is it that they sewed? He described him as an honorable man.

20:08 This talk, and the dollar is at 5 pounds and at a pound and a half. Today you come and say that in order to preserve the regime’s money and grow it for the benefit of its beneficiaries, you are growing it. What will you do if you throw it away? You killed the money. Bring the people’s money, man. Don’t grow it or waste it. Bring the money, bring the money and we will take care of it. Do not prevent the 238 billion. Seriously, by God, get out of the matter, man. Save yourself the 7% interest and bring this money and look at the pensioners after two years. See how their condition will be. We will take the money and work with it on any stock exchange outside Egypt. If we take the money

20:54 and work with it, it is hot money with its migrations, summer and winter. Hot money. The money doubles every year and a half. It doubles. 100% What's up man? Give me the money. People are 60, 65, or 70 years old. You tell them money, you'll get it after 50 years, you idiot. You're a thief and a bad person. And you made it a law. What can we do with it? Well, now there's a law. This money is gone. The crisis is over. Every time you talk to them, they tell you, "Man, this started in 1980." We were all in the ministry requesting it in 1980. They

21:46 were actually creating the National Investment Bank. And today he comes and tells you, "I'm selling the National Investment Bank." Why don't you sell it? Give me the money. Give me the money from the National Investment Bank. The origin of this money and its interest has been the property of the Ministry of Finance since that day. Give me the money, Ministry of Finance. You don't know what happened in 2005. Go ahead, a decision was made to merge the Ministry of Social Security with the Ministry of Finance. And the creation of a unified bank account for the financial operations of the Social Security Funds for the financial operations of the state’s general budget sector and the National Investment Bank starting from July 1, like today, but in 2006, the money will still be with the Ministry of Finance. Bring the money. What else are you going to tell me? You told me the story of the year

22:32 1980, the year 2005 and the year 2006. And with all of this, we will assume that there were no floats and the pound is still holding its own. Bring the money, but tell me that after 50 years, he said to him, he said to them, come on, let’s stand for 50 years in mourning for her father, may God have mercy on him. Is there a guarantee that this Day of Resurrection will be tomorrow? What kind of Resurrection will it be, my brothers? What kind of talk? And then he says to you, come on, you piece of [ __ ], tell us how to solve the pension crisis. Where do we get them from? He doesn’t want you to get them from somewhere. Bring them their money. Give them their money,

23:21 give them their money. It’s not me, I don’t want you. Who told you that I want something from you? I want you to stop your evil towards the pensioners. Just let them enjoy their money, but don’t withhold it from them. I don’t want you. I want you to leave their money alone. Their counterparts from the war generation in Israel are honored and pampered. This is their reward. This is a class. I don’t know why the revolution took place in Bangladesh against the longest-lived prime minister in the history of any prime minister in the world. The longest-serving one who ruled five terms in a row, 5 x 5, for 25 years. She took over from her father for 25 years. Do you know why? Because she

24:08 has a quota for employing the sons of the military, the military personnel who fought to separate Bangladesh from Pakistan. The number of jobs created every year is 35, so the jobs are barely enough for them. So a revolution took place against them out of loyalty to the generation of fighters, as far as she is concerned. So when Gilani came, they were not fighters, and they shared in the nationalism. What happened? They made a revolution against it. In Egypt, a generation The revolution, the war generation 73, are the ones who are on pension today, whoever you find has a brother who died in the war, whoever is injured in the war, whoever is

24:55 missing in the war, or a prisoner of war who was in the war, he comes today, we pay him the price of what you value, give him 3000 pounds, you son of oppression, less than the international poverty line, the international poverty line is estimated at $2 and 15 cents, meaning approximately 100 pounds and 10, 120 pounds and 10. Today, if he makes two cups of rice and a plate of salad with Maggi soup and doesn’t eat anything with it, the 100 pounds will not be enough, meaning if he brings some chicken liver, not liver, liver, of course, he can’t bring imported liver, lamb or buffalo liver,

25:41 at least chicken liver. He told me he needs 200 pounds, and that’s if he is a tall person, but he has his wife with him and maybe his divorced daughter or a son who is still with him supporting him. The talk What's on your mind? 3,000 pounds. What's in an apartment rented for 3,000 pounds? Today, pensions have been increased by 15% without a minimum, but military pensions have a minimum. This is not the way. Here, here, sir. Here's a piece of paper. Egypt is extending the pension debt repayment period until 2075. The pension crisis is rising inflation, rising rent prices, rising

26:30 medicine prices, rising food prices. In contrast, 80% of pensioners are below the poverty line. Their suffering is getting worse. All their requests are to receive 7,000 pounds, just like the minimum wage. It's not his job. Abu Sabaa will not be at ease. The absence of justice and equality between civilians and military personnel in pensions. General Ashraf Hassan is with us on the broadcast. You are welcome. The military pensions themselves are good. What we are saying is that we should level the system. We should not discriminate. It's with the military itself, not judgments. So, the civilian pensions are no more. 3,000 pounds is no more.

27:17 It means that it will be Do you think that here, when he tells you between civilians and military personnel, do you think that military personnel get 200,000 pounds? No, don’t worry, but the civilian is dead. He treated them equally. Why is this law of yours that you published today? It won’t work. But he guarantees that the pension class is a class that will not make a fuss. It won’t object, it won’t be silent, it won’t strike, it won’t strike, it won’t talk to him, it won’t do anything. The pension class, and he also believes that this class belongs to the ruling regime, whoever it is. I mean, they are a large part of the couch party. They don’t oppose or support it, but they are with the

28:05 general state of stability. So he tells you, “Okay, they are guaranteed. This is the guaranteed. It is more important that I serve it. I have this person who puts up with me. If someone gets angry, he pats him on the back and keeps quiet about it. We drink tea and sit and do things like, “I’m sorry.” The world is like these countries next to us. The big people you pay attention to in their talk. You find them talking to you all the time about things that you yourself say.” Oh, these people, I think it is more appropriate for the decision-maker to appease him, and that is his right. Do not think that appeasing the state means forcing him. He gave the state what you gave him, you did not give it, he gave it his age, his health, his knowledge, his experiences, everything he owned. If he was even working in a spinning mill, he gave it his eyesight. There is nothing left that is sound. If he

28:52 was a soldier, he gave it everything he owned and left. He sat and gave to Egypt what he did not give to his wife and children. You are supposed to give it to him. You did not come today to give him a paper after 40 years and take their money. You come today to give him a paper saying, “Give me another 50 years.” How many years has he been the President of the Republic? He told you that I found a problem for Egypt in the year 2075. How many years ago did I create this talk box? You came today, Prime Minister, 1725, and you made a law to throw pensioners until 2075. Is this the fund that the president made in 2075? I am not here, nor is the president, nor are you here, nor any of these people are here. Does anyone know? And

29:40 then the world keeps saying, as you can see, an earthquake in the depths of the Mediterranean, and voices coming from the ceiling, I don’t know what, and the dangerous earthquake, the brilliant flood, and some other things. You keep hearing nonsense that you and the world and all the imagination with science. Our generation is the one who sees it. I mean, everything that they used to talk about was the finger, and Majed is the one who came out to us now. So you came today and said 2075 75. I mean, are you coming back from there or something? Man, calm down, man, man. I don’t know what to tell you to do now. You brought out the law. The money is gone. What are you really going to tell it now? The

30:25 Social Security Authority is the one who got up. The crisis in the account began when the authority began calculating the pensions of those referred to retirement without adding to them the 80% of the bonuses that it gave them to those who were insured for the last five years before reaching retirement age. They did not add them to the variable wage. This resulted in you finding yourself receiving 3,000 pounds and other things that came in. Now we want to resolve the financial entanglement between the state treasury itself and the investment bank. The public treasury comes and obliges it to pay 160 billion pounds every year to the National Social Insurance Authority, and the amount increases by 5.5% or 5.7% compound interest every year in exchange for the authority bearing all the obligations of the public treasury or current and future financial obligations in the existing pensions and increasing secondary pensions.

31:14 All of this you came to say that in 2075 you will not find anyone. At that time, you will look back and find that the dollar will be worth 1,000 pounds. At that time, this law will write off the amounts due for insurance at The public treasury and the investment bank and its revenues, which were 696 billion pounds 495 million. See how you were very rich? It was divided as follows: 307 billion pounds in bonds, 216 billion pounds in debt, 56 billion pounds in investment bank, and 56 billion in debt for the fiscal year 18-19. Here you go, sir. Give me your money. I calculated it for you to the penny. You are poor. Where are the representatives going? The People’s Assembly.

32:03 Where are you going, my dear? The People’s Assembly is going. Where are you coming from? You came from the People’s Assembly. Inside the governor’s office, bringing the Porsche. God willing, you will see the Porsche that is in the Qurawanah in the name. God will write it for you, just as you write it now for pensioners and show them what they see. I was surprised today that there are people whose pensions are 1,700 and 1,800. A woman takes her husband’s pension of 1,800 pounds after the 15% increase. How much was it originally? There was a video that was released. It's 10 am, please watch it because it contains a summary of the story for you.

32:49 Now I will tell you two stories quickly. Ibtihal Salama is 62 years old. She worked for 40 years in the Ministry of Education. Her pension today is 2600 pounds, but after the increase, imagine. She lives in Faisal in an apartment for 4250. She lives in Faisal in an apartment for 4250. That means her pension is

33:36 2600. The housing is double. And Ibtihal, the mother of Ibtihal, is 62 years old. Well, my lady, she told you, no. Since the Sudanese came, the price of this apartment has been rising, especially in the last two years. Its price has doubled, but it was only 2000 pounds. So, on the one hand, you took the money of the 11.5 million people on the pension and brought them 12 million refugees who are bothered by the rents. You raised the price, increased the demand, the supply and demand rule of the market, and made floats and interest rates and raised everything on them in Life and then you don't want to increase the salary, so

34:23 how does the stepmother live? In order to pay the money, her husband died. She takes a pension in addition to her pension, which we said is 2600. Her son works in Saudi Arabia. He sends her 600 riyals, making 8000 pounds. Her husband’s pension is 4170 pounds. She puts the 4170 on the 2600 on the 8000. She told you, “I can barely live because her expenses per month are 13000 pounds, without any emergencies, neither medical nor house maintenance nor anything. Food and drink cost 6000 pounds. She calculated them carefully. And 1000 pounds for electricity, water, gas and monthly medicine. She has diabetes, high blood pressure and

35:10 osteoporosis. She brings medicine for 1800 pounds by the milliliter, including the rent. Thank you. Calm down. A woman of her height, neither children nor money. By the way, not every son abroad sends his mother 600 riyals every month. Not everyone does this. This means that the boy is not married. Whenever he gets married, it is not…” He will send anything to anyone. The money is enough for one house. Uncle Gamal Abdel Rady, a 70-year-old man, is 69 years old today, which is exactly the same age as Kamel Al- Wazir. We

35:56 found him standing in front of a medical center. You know it is famous because it is charitable in Matariya. You will find it very crowded and people are sitting, especially people who give birth there. They all go to give birth there because life is a bit easier there. Yes, madam, how much do you collect? He said to you, all of it, my son. Or this one? We said to him, no, all of it. He said to you, 9,000 pounds is the pension with the endowment that I am standing for. Okay, madam, how many people are in your family? He said, "By God, my wife is at home and my daughter was divorced. She came and lived with me and she has two children. Her father divorced her and doesn't provide for them. He provides for his two children, his daughter and his wife. He is the only breadwinner. His daughter works by the hour as a nurse. Sometimes in hospitals, she has a list of things to do. They call

36:42 this job a list." He said, "It's just an unstable income. She sometimes pesters me, but I can't calculate them. What are your demands?" He said, by God, if they left me the minimum pension of 7,000 pounds like the employees, it would be really good to cover the increased costs of living, food, medicine, rent, bills, and transportation. In fact, the state is the one that increases this work, it does not increase on its own, but with 9,000. He said, “No, I am not able to do it with 9,000. When we look, we find that the government actually increased medicine by 60% this year, vitamins and these things increased by 50%, and fuel supplements, gasoline, diesel, and other things, in

37:29 13 months they increased them four times, the last of which was on April 11th of last year, with a 15% increase. Is there someone who increases fuel prices four times and still wants to increase them again next month? And they will increase electricity prices today. The decision to increase electricity prices was issued, and the big man came out yesterday saying, “I know the burdens.” The next day, today, and it came out that June 30th, the letter said July 1st, they went ahead with the electricity decision. The electricity bill increase, you will pay a high bill. Look, look, I am the only one here. In Egypt, the one I'm telling you doesn't know how or when to announce it, but he will announce it. Write it down. I'll bring it to you from the table. The decision

38:16 also came with a fundamental difference, which is that there is no minimum or maximum limit for the increase in the case of a civilian pension, as there is in the military pension. So do it, do it for them, man, anything, man. We are being punished to increase their salaries, but you are being punished to prevent them from increasing them. So where will they go? Should we distribute them among the answers in the mosques? This is shameful. This is shameful. And then, how will we solve it? You've cornered them in a place where there is no more room. We

39:02 want to give them some privileges. If we get them to 3,000 for seven, that will be a good thing. A minimum. In these countries, you doubled their increase. You doubled their increase. No, the people on pensions tell us, give us a solution and what should we do? There's nothing you can do. What can you do? Your money is gone, the money that was taken from you, and now these are just demands that will not be met, so we want to say to him, no, the people in Israel were honored, and the people like this war generation have a certain dignity, and this is their money, bring it, let us buy them stocks and funds and invest it, then we will not need anything from the state, and there will be a movement and money that will go into the

39:50 economy, otherwise you do not want the Renaissance Dam, a big issue, the Renaissance Dam, the hell of the Renaissance Dam, a live broadcast that will start in five minutes, Dr. Mohamed Hafez will be with us because Sudan is drowning tonight, Sudan is drowning tonight, the Nile is overflowing and the rains are at their most intense, Sudan is drowning, and God willing, peace be upon them and no harm will come to us, and all of Egypt’s canals are full, the Nile is full to the brim, the flooding is on the sides of the Blue Nile and the sides of the regular Nile, and we do not know where we will take all this water Suddenly Sudan is in a

40:36 water crisis and the Renaissance Dam is full to the brim and we need to hear words in these contexts quickly, so come quickly, Dr. Muhammad Hafez is waiting for me. We will start now. The broadcast is on YouTube. Ready? Bye, wait for me. We are coming right away, God willing. Keep doing 1000 likes, gentlemen, on YouTube. In the name of God, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful.

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