Suez Canal blocked/blockaded

Egypt referendum on El-Sisi term extension to start Saturday
https://www.arabnews.com/node/1483966/middle-east

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A man walks in front of a banner reading, "Yes to the constitutional amendments, for a better future", with a photo of the Egyptian President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi on Tuesday.
 
gemini104104 said:
How's about the historical over 81 million 2020 U.S. voter, federal judges, SCOTUS and the current Constitutionally compliant electoral college butting a blockade on Putin's b!tch tRump, his criminal family and administration of gutter swine!
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#DIVERSION
 
anatta said:
pointless. you could at least show how the courts give political favor to Sisi to back up your initial charge
of Sisi controlling the courts. I dont think we have a leg to stand on in terms of secrecy considering our known FISA abuses
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The favor El-Sisi gives the judges in Egypt is he allows them to live. I do not think you understand how a military dictatorship works.

El-Sisi came to power in a coup. He had the military seize all politicians and judges who opposed him. If a judge finds against the military, the judge could find himself dead very quickly.

In the USA, we have an independent judiciary and legislators. We do not have some crazy leader having people storm the Capitol Building to change a vote.... Darn.... Well we still have not gone as far down the road of dictatorship as Egypt has.
 
Walt said:
The Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood is not in power in Egypt. El-Sisi's military dictatorship is in power. He will decide who is guilty and who is not. There is no law that will stand in the way of his decisions.
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That's our boy !
 
Walt said:
The favor El-Sisi gives the judges in Egypt is he allows them to live. I do not think you understand how a military dictatorship works.

El-Sisi came to power in a coup. He had the military seize all politicians and judges who opposed him. If a judge finds against the military, the judge could find himself dead very quickly.

In the USA, we have an independent judiciary and legislators. We do not have some crazy leader having people storm the Capitol Building to change a vote.... Darn.... Well we still have not gone as far down the road of dictatorship as Egypt has.
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you understand nothing about Egypt except it's a "dictatorship". It's not.Sisi has to run for election after Morsi.
he cant run around killing judges -silly
 
anatta said:
you understand nothing about Egypt except it's a "dictatorship". It's not.Sisi has to run for election after Morsi.
he cant run around killing judges -silly
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El-Sisi came to power in a military coup. As part of that coup, he ran around killing judges. Or more accurately, he had soldiers run around killing judges. After the coup, he allowed an election, but only under his own authority.

El-Sisi now has mass trials. Between 200 and 600 defendants are all charged together. None of them are allowed to speak in their own defense, nor are they allowed lawyers. There are usually a few of them that are real criminals, but many more are journalists, politicians, or even judges. A list of general charges are listed against all of them, but most have no specific individual charges against them. Then they are all found guilty, and executed.
 
Walt said:
El-Sisi came to power in a military coup. As part of that coup, he ran around killing judges. Or more accurately, he had soldiers run around killing judges. After the coup, he allowed an election, but only under his own authority.

El-Sisi now has mass trials. Between 200 and 600 defendants are all charged together. None of them are allowed to speak in their own defense, nor are they allowed lawyers. There are usually a few of them that are real criminals, but many more are journalists, politicians, or even judges. A list of general charges are listed against all of them, but most have no specific individual charges against them. Then they are all found guilty, and executed.
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you have no evidence of Sisi killing judges -cite it.
as to the trails common trials were like that under Mubarak as well-they are unusual not common
and they were against terrorists EMB
 
anatta said:
you have no evidence of Sisi killing judges -cite it.
as to the trails common trials were like that under Mubarak as well-they are unusual not common
and they were against terrorists EMB
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You are lost as an individual, if you think El-Sisi is a democratically elected leader, or if you think a trial with several hundred people not allowed to speak in their own defense is reasonable.
 
anatta said:
you understand nothing about Egypt except it's a "dictatorship". It's not.Sisi has to run for election after Morsi.
he cant run around killing judges -silly
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al Sisi won 97% of the national vote.

The legally elected president, Morsi, died in his custody after the coup .


Haw, haw....................................haw.
 
How will the Suez Canal being highlighted affect the preparations for a forthcoming Egypt/Ethiopia water war ?
 
Walt said:
You are lost as an individual, if you think El-Sisi is a democratically elected leader, or if you think a trial with several hundred people not allowed to speak in their own defense is reasonable.
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I said he has to run for election i didnt say the election didnt have "irregularities" -and who cares how Egypt runs their election,anymore then how Russia runs theirs? Both Putin and Sisi are recognized leaders we have to deal with is all that matters

so where are these dead judges..?
 
Walt said:
The captain has very little say in the issue. It is the pilot commanding the tug boats, and even the ship's engine. The captain could countermand the ship's commands, but has absolutely no say in what the tugboats do. Any captain that countermands a pilot's orders can expect to be arrested.
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That is 100% percent wrong. Completely fucking wrong. Could not be more wrong if you tried. And that is very hard for you.
 
Walt said:
Going around the Cape of Good Hope is not a good solution, but it is a viable solution. There are some ships that are intentionally too big to go through the Suez Canal, so will not be effected by this. It is becoming normal to build ships that when fully loaded go around the Cape of Good Hope, and then return to China empty through the Suez Canal.

The Cape Horn is much further to the south, so if the Panama Canal is blocked, it is much worse.

We will see. If a week from now, the Suez Canal is still somewhat blocked, it will be a very bad sign.
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So tell me "salty". How big of a dinghy do you command on your fish pond.
 
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