تهديد السعوديه باسقاط السيسي وتعديل الدستور و صرخات السيساويه

Brief Summary

This video discusses the growing tensions between the Egyptian and Saudi regimes, highlighting the marginalization of Sisi and the increasing criticism from Saudi media figures. It also touches on internal issues within Egypt, such as the controversial constitutional amendments and a new law leading to potential displacement of citizens, urging Egyptians to unite and take action through a collective protest on September 5th by staying home from mosques and churches.

  • Growing tensions between Egyptian and Saudi regimes.
  • Criticism of Sisi's leadership and internal policies.
  • Call for unified action and protest on September 5th.

Introduction: Current Political Climate

The speaker begins by stating that many predicted events are now unfolding, particularly concerning the relationship between the Egyptian and Saudi regimes. There's a clear and significant problem, with Sisi being marginalized in decision-making processes related to the Middle East and lacking financial, political, and popular support. This marginalization is evident in Sisi's exclusion from important meetings, such as Trump's meeting in Saudi Arabia.

Media Quarrel: Egyptian vs. Saudi

A media quarrel has erupted between Sisi's media and Saudi media, focusing on figures like Kamel Al-Wazir. Egyptian media figures affiliated with intelligence and Sisi, such as Ahmed Moussa and Nashat El-Diya, are defending Kamel Al-Wazir, while Saudi and Emirati media figures, like Amr Adeeb and Khaled Abu Bakr, are criticizing him. This conflict highlights deeper issues and tensions between the regimes.

Diplomatic Tensions: Acknowledging Allies

Dr. Samia Asla, an Egyptian media figure, thanked the Emirates, Kuwait, and Bahrain, but not Saudi Arabia, for their support. This is despite Saudi Arabia providing significant financial aid to Sisi's regime. Qana’i Al-Ghamdi, a Saudi media personality close to the Saudi royal court, responded critically, suggesting Sisi's regime is nearing its end and that those supporting it will face consequences.

Saudi Media Criticism and Egyptian Response

A Saudi media figure criticized Sisi, leading to a response from Egyptian media personality Youssef Al-Husseini, who was warned about the legal repercussions of his statements under Egyptian law. Khadija Abdullah, another Saudi media figure, condemned Al-Husseini for his changing stances and reminded him of his past criticisms of the Saudi leadership. The quarrel signifies heightened tensions and direct criticism from Saudi Arabia towards Sisi's regime.

Internal Issues: Constitutional Amendments and Public Dissatisfaction

The speaker notes that Saudi Arabia has put its hand on Sisi and his regime. Despite this, Sisi has not released detainees or improved the situation for Egyptians. Media figures are urging patience, but Mohamed El-Bas is calling for amending the constitution and reconsidering the president’s term. The speaker suggests that Sisi may try to extend his term through constitutional amendments, potentially leading to further public discontent.

Call to Action: September 5th Protest

The speaker urges Egyptians to take action instead of passively waiting for disaster. He calls for a collective protest on September 5th, where people should stay home from mosques and churches to demonstrate their dissatisfaction with the state of the country. This unified action aims to show the world the Egyptian people's discontent and their ability to unite despite efforts to divide them.

Intelligence Involvement and Controversial Law

The speaker highlights the involvement of Egyptian intelligence in manipulating public opinion and criticizes a new law that could lead to the expulsion of millions from their homes. He argues that this law was passed without proper societal discussion and represents the interests of Zionists and Israel in Egypt. The speaker condemns the law's implementation and calls for a balanced approach that considers the rights of both property owners and tenants.

Unite and Protest: A Call for Change

The speaker reiterates the call for Egyptians to unite and protest on September 5th by staying home from mosques and churches. This action is meant to send a clear message that the people are dissatisfied with the current state of the country and that change is necessary. The speaker emphasizes that the solution lies within the Egyptian people themselves, not external powers, and that this protest is the first step towards bringing down the "worn-out, expired regime."

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0:00 Welcome, there are many things that we said would happen and predicted would happen and are starting to happen right in front of us, and people, oh my, because of what they have seen, they can’t believe it. It is completely clear, completely clear, that there is a big and deep problem between the Egyptian and Saudi regimes. For a while now, Sisi is being marginalized. Trump’s meeting in the Middle East in Saudi Arabia, which Sisi did not invite, is being marginalized in all decision-making related to the Middle East. There is no financial aid, no subsidies, no political support or even popular support.

0:50 Then it got to the point that today there is a quarrel between Sisi’s media and Saudi media. Before we get into this quarrel or get into the direct Saudi threat to the Egyptian military rule, let’s look at what happened with Kamel Al-Wazir. You will find Egyptian media figures who are all affiliated with the regime or well-known figures affiliated with the regime, some defending Kamel Al-Wazir and some attacking Kamel Al-Wazir, but when… You come to look at the heart of the argument and find that the matter is bigger than this. Why? Because those who support Kamel El-Wazir are Egyptian media figures who work with intelligence and with Sisi, like Ahmed Moussa, like Nashat Effend El-Diya, like

1:38 these dirty scenes. They are the ones who defend Kamel El-Wazir with their bare hands and teeth because he is Sisi’s man, and Sisi told them to defend him. Who are they attacking? Amr Adeeb, the Saudi, and Khaled Abu Bakr, the Emirati. He doesn’t only have Emirati citizenship, but he works with the Emirates and the Emirates’ papers, lands, contracts, and all this talk. Khaled Abu Bakr is ultimately from the Emirates, and Amr Adeeb is from Saudi Arabia. The two of them are coming down on Kamel El-Wazir all day long. Meanwhile, Sisi’s media is trying to defend Kamel El- Wazir’s image in any way and by any means. There is something in principle. Okay, let’s get into the quarrel that started today. Dr.

2:25 Samia Asla, an Egyptian media figure from Al-Jarabia, and on this day she thanks the Emirates, Kuwait, and Bahrain. Of course, she doesn’t thank Saudi Arabia, the brothers, even though Saudi Arabia gave Sisi $56 billion in the coup, and this one thanks the Emirates. Kuwait and Bahrain, you still have to thank Qatar and Bahrain, the loyal brothers, the sons of good morals and Arabism, who are the ones who support Israel, who supported the will of the Egyptian people to overthrow the Brotherhood regime. No, it was the will of the Egyptian people, whether it was early presidential elections or the will that exists now. I would like to thank the United Arab Emirates, for they endured the vulgarity and incitement of Essam El-Erian and his Brotherhood representatives

3:10 against the Emirates. No, I mean, it is not a defense of the Brotherhood or Essam El-Erian or anything, but anyone who does not attack the Emirates after everything they have seen is a broken person. I used to say, no to the Emirates, no to Saudi Arabia, and no to creating enemies with all people, but with their continued hostility to the Egyptian people and their assembling of this stupid nonsense, they are trampling on the Egyptian people in order to betray them. With this scene, it makes anyone hostile to Saudi Arabia, hostile to the Emirates, and hostile to anyone who stands with this jerboa. They endured his vulgarity and incitement of Essam El-Erian and the Brotherhood representatives against the Emirates and did not They accuse the Egyptian community of being responsible for the sins of the Brotherhood leaders and their cheap government. They were

3:57 dealing with someone who doesn’t know what to say. Anything, anything. A heavy Saudi media personality named Qana’i Al-Ghamdi, Qana’i Al-Ghamdi, Qana’i Al- Ghamdi, who is very close to the Saudi royal court, responded to her and said to her, “What? Don’t forget, don’t forget, my dear, that the last celebration of June 30, which is Ambar’s, was the day before yesterday, in the year 20626, and Sisi’s regime is in the dustbin. You and your ilk, members of the electronic intelligence committees, are on the road to Morsi’s place. This is real. Don’t see this. This is for the sake of these fools. They should go to the prison in the New Valley. This is the prison that Sisi opened for his thugs so that we can house them in it for

4:44 life. Sisi might be with you if he doesn’t flee in his luxurious plane. No, this luxurious plane will come back. He ca n’t park it anywhere. This belongs to Egypt. God. You want to plunder Egypt. This is the army’s sweat. It will take the plane and flee.” The army's sweat takes the army's sweat and runs away. Balhat al-Samaa and his palace in the military's administrative capital will be an additional museum to watch the chandelier that cost Egypt's treasury enough to support a million families for a year. This talk is true, and I told you this chandelier cost more than 30 million dollars, guys. The subject is big. There is a large amount of spending. He is talking about a chandelier in the open part of the ceiling. This chandelier was brought by an intelligence plane to you,

5:30 Egyptians. Yes, by God, it cost Egypt enough to support a million families for a year. Enjoy, my honey, the end is near. Saudi Arabia is responding to its honey through a very powerful media figure. The tarboosh that was often on display, my dear, during Sisi's visits to America says to him, "Uncle Qanan al-Ghamdi, do you realize that what you write about Egypt and the Egyptian president puts you under the rule of Egyptian law?" Ah, the one who makes the law that is in the law in Egypt, oh Hosseini, so we will hold you accountable for it. As long as there is a law in Egypt, we will hold you accountable for it. Has your mind failed you to this extent that this failed talk? Prince Mohammed bin Salman has always talked

6:16 about Egyptian-Saudi relations and their importance. I do not believe that what I wrote finds any satisfaction or acceptance. On the contrary, they are working to respond. What are the well-known media figures affiliated with the regime? Then he tells you that Qana’i Al-Ghamdi, a well- known Saudi journalist and former editor-in-chief, decided to speak out and had a plan to overthrow the regime in Egypt? Qana’i assumed that you are not one of the electronic flies. Why are you acting like a fly? Or do you want to return to the editorship? Do you realize that if you try to enter Egypt, you will be arrested? Do you know, Youssef, oh Hosseini, that what you are saying will put you in prison for life? Continue, continue, you agent, you cheap bastard, you bringer of cheap things.

7:03 You will continue to defend Sisi until your last breath because Sisi is your last breath. The Saudi media figure responded to him Khadija Abdullah told him that the pig Youssef Al-Husseini changes his skin and flatters the kingdom like any contradictory person, without dignity or chivalry. My dear Saudi, don’t be naive and forget his vile, chameleon-like positions towards your country and your leadership. I remind you of his saying: We will subjugate the Al Saud and bring the Dira’a to their knees and build a statue for Ibrahim Pasha. By God, nothing will purify you as much as rain for 20 years. The important thing is that you do not tolerate them. The quarrel is at its peak. It is clear that Saudi Arabia has put its hand on Sisi

7:50 and his regime. It is clear that Saudi Arabia has put its hand on Sisi and his regime. Is Sisi backing down? Is Sisi releasing the detainees? Is Sisi improving your situation? Did Sisi tell you that the world will improve? On the contrary, this is the source of the media people who tell you to be patient, Madani, the coming period is difficult for us. The good days are over. The past 13 years, they are what they call the good days. Of course, they were good for them only, but for the people who ate each other from hunger, there is nothing good for them. So you come and you want to bear it, O Madani, after all this filth, after all this worry, bear it, bear it, bear it. You got used to them that you bear it and you don’t

8:37 say when. So pay attention, O Madani, when will you pay attention when you find that Mohamed El-Bas came out today telling you to demand amending the constitution and reconsidering the president’s term. But until now, O Madani, full stop. Until now, O Madani, full stop. Why? Because Sisi's media started clicking on amending the constitution. Sisiani's media started clicking on amending the constitution. What does that mean? That is, he wants to finish his term in 2030 and they tell him, “Here, amend the constitution so that by 2030 you can interfere with us. Let’s count with them the seven years of the

9:22 rental law.” Sisi will be like I told you yesterday or the day before yesterday. I told you that Sisi amended the constitution and entered the elections and won and settled in them for two years before people were thrown into the street. After that, when they are thrown out, they will be thrown out. No problem. This is the beginning of the prying. Come on, Madani, how long will you keep waiting? Tell me what you will do. Okay, I see now that Sisi is being slapped around from the outside and wants to amend the constitution and he hasn’t released anyone from prison. He is still oppressing the people until now and he is impoverishing the country and plundering and stealing and killing and imprisoning and playing with the country as if the country of his mother is a king.

10:09 What do you intend to do? You will sit and say no, no, it is impossible for him to do this, like what I said this during the days of the Renaissance Dam. Do you remember, remember, Madani, when you used to say it is impossible and it is not possible? This is the dam and we are our army and we are our army, our army, our army, there is no army, an army besides its army, our army, our army, oh most beautiful army. It is impossible for this to happen. Where is the Nile today? In the Renaissance Dam. Okay, I said this about Taran and Sanafir. It is impossible for it to be cut off. It is definitely occupying public opinion. Of course, where are Taran and Sanafir today? In Saudi Arabia. Okay, let us tell you that there is an amendment to the constitution coming. You will sit and say it is impossible and it is not possible and this talk. No, the constitutional amendment is coming. The constitutional amendment is coming. So what will you do? What will you do, my dear

10:56 Madani, when there is nothing in your hand to do? You will stay in your house on September 5th. September 5th. September 5th is the solution that we must all gather around, Madani. September 5th is the day on which we will all pray Friday prayers in our homes, Madani. The day on which we will say that we are able to organize and capable of working together and capable of We are united despite everything that was paid and everything that was done to keep us apart. We are able to remain cohesive as a people and we are able to unify our word. We are not going to pray on Friday, September 5th. Leave the mosques empty for them. This is the lecture hall of the General Intelligence. They send you a lecture every week for the ignorant old man

11:45 wearing a turban so he can sit and put on it two words from here, an example from here, two hadiths from here, two verses from a picture of him on your heart. He will enter your heart and eat your brain and lick your brain and you will leave until next week when he sees you in the mosque and he will give you a turban from the beginning and all over again. Oh Madani, oh Madani, we will not wait five years, nor will we wait for an amendment to the constitution, nor will we wait for all that is happening. We will unite and we will do something. So come and watch, my eyes, what are the Sisiites doing these days? Listen, Madani, this will be named Ayman Ibrahim from the Egyptian Intelligence Score page. The people who were with me during the UAE crisis and the imprisonment I received

12:32 there remember the UAE photos, the photos, the Intelligence Score page, what this intelligence service was doing, and how it was always exposing the intelligence service and the president and all this talk. Look at Mr. Ayman. This is the gift you are giving us on the anniversary of the revolution, expelling us from our homes. Mr. President, we did not authorize you to expel us from our homes. What law and what mercy would allow 30 or 40 million people to be expelled from their homes or shops? This is the kindness you made us hopeful about. Were you wearing the complexion or what? This people did not find anyone to show them mercy, no sir, we supported you and endured the burdens of living so that the country could rise and prosper, and the days that rose trampled on all the issues. A

13:18 law like this would not affect its stability and security. We endured the high cost of everything, but we will not endure the four walls that are our cover. This cover, my friends, is this what you mean? Do you think Sisi will cover you up? Sisi is coming to build palaces and buy planes and live a life he never dreamed of? What color are your fathers? Are you trampling on our heads or what? Shut up, civilian. You keep babbling and telling me that I was wearing the red complexion and sitting waiting for you in the room with the lights off. What is this foolishness, civilians? But we will not endure the four walls that are our cover so that someone can take them from us by any logic or any justification. There are no objective justifications for expelling people from their homes. No, of course there are justifications. The first justification is that they are civilians. This is the first justification. The

14:06 first justification is that this is an occupation. A law like this must be for the people He has a role in it so that it comes out balanced. I told you about its work. I told you that the president issued the law and sent it to you. The People’s Assembly said, “So there is a People’s Assembly and the People’s Assembly requests clarifications from the government.” He said, “So the People’s Assembly has an opinion or is there really a government and the government ignores it and comes and still the People’s Assembly agrees because Sisi told the People’s Assembly the paper that you need that I am saying is what is going on. Did you believe that you are a People’s Assembly or what? And they all agreed by majority. The movie is over. Gather your bags, gather your bags, you civilians. Well, are you going to sit and wait until you are thrown out of your house? And this law will start increasing

14:52 from now on. I mean, the increase is progressive. I, no one tells me the law. We are property owners and you are not me. I am with you. The law is unfair to both parties. If it remains as it is, it is unfair to the owner. If it is modified in this strong way, it is unfair to the tenant. But it must be modified, and for a modification like this to happen, there must be a societal discussion and people Every one of the people with thought begins to have the way opened for them and they speak and express their opinion and it begins to happen that there are checks and balances you do this no we do this no we do this until the people settle on a law that is an actual law issued by the representatives of the people not by the representatives of the Zionists in Egypt not by the

15:37 representatives of Israel in Egypt it is not right it is not right it is not right A law like this should not be implemented like this and you see this will be like a gerbil dog he started screaming oh boss you are our country with kindness here and where is the complexion that you promised me oh boss here it is here it is here watch watch one day he used to call me a traitor and an agent and a heretic and I hung up like Hisham Ashmawy and the plane was hurting them and all the talk today what is he doing today he came out crying like a verse what is it like those who cry so do you wonder do the Egyptians intend to keep sitting and waiting until disaster after disaster hits

16:24 you? There is no single reaction that unites us with God, one reaction, my dear Christian and my dear Muslim, your solution is with me, your solution is that you do not go to the mosque or the church on Friday, September 5th. This is the day when we will all unite around one word: that we do not like the state the country has reached and that it cannot continue like this. We will say it with negative action. We will say it with our loudest voices. Do not think that the largest Islamic country in the Middle East will pass a Friday and the people will decide to stay at home in protest against the ruling regime and the state the country has reached. This will pass without the whole world hearing our voices and us hearing

17:10 each other’s voices and us reassuring each other and knowing that it is not possible to wait for so-and-so so that I can go down. No, we will all stay at home, trust each other, support each other, stand by each other, unite each other, unite our word, and unite our action. This will be the first step in a series of steps, all peaceful, that will protect you, Madani, and will unite our word and our steps. And we will make it organized, effective and striking, and with it we will bring down this worn-out, expired regime. Our chance is with each other, Madani, but not with anyone else. Not with Saudi Arabia, the Emirates, Qatar, Turkey, America, Europe, or anyone else. Our chance is only with each other. We will have our say on

17:58 September 5. Go Friday, Madani. Go Friday, Madani. Come on.

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