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pt in prison in part to allow the worst of the wounds to heal before pictures could be taken the day after his arrest as news reports surfaced america responded with an official complaint but little more sharqawi s case symbolizes the democracy struggle here in egypt for all of president bush s promises back in 2004 to bring freedom to the middle east advocates for change in cairo are today almost entirely on their own sharqawi s is not an isolated case the top opposition candidate from the 2005 national election was arrested soon after those elections and has been in jail now for more than a year the editor of one of the most popular opposition papers ibrahim essa along with two reporters were recently sentenced to a year in jail for insulting the president in an article in june the government ordered two us based democracy ngos to stop their work in egypt the list goes on america s complaints are few one person i spoke with who has had contact with senior members of the bush administration said that he had been told directly by those officials that pressure would not be brought to bare on egypt s government to curb its abuses or reform its electoral laws the reason is not that america loves egypt s current regime it is because america fears what could and ultimately would come if activists like sharqawi get what they want sharqawi is 24 years old and a second year college student his lawyer describes him as a secularist if there were truly open elections in egypt people like sharqawi would lose instead the winners would probably be followers of muhammad akef muhammad akef is the head of the muslim brotherhood in egypt an organization that has widespread support here the brotherhood is officially band as are all parties based on religion but it s existence is tolerated members of parliament affiliated with the brotherhood are technically independents but everyone knows their affiliation and in major newspapers they are referred to as members of the muslim brotherhood you can walk the back streets of cairo and find posters pasted on the side of buildings with the slogan islam is the answer you can talk to people in coffee shops and in electronics stores and they will tell you openly that they support the muslim brotherhood you can look at the parliament and see that the mb has more members than any other opposition block it holds about 20 percent of the seats and know that the the party s power is real the mb is an organization in transition the group has renounced violence in egypt not in israel and before the lebanon war had launched a concerted campaign to make itself less scary to a western audience the group has promised non muslims equal rights within a muslim state it has also condemned the kidnapping of jill carroll and christian peace activists in iraq for these activities and others al qaeda recently denounced the mb as a tool of america despite this effort the groups success in the national elections last year are one of the main reasons that the us has backed off pressuring mubarak s government to reform 100s of mb members were arrested during protests against the lebanon war with hardly a peep from the us government the primary complaint that the united states has about the mb is that they do not recognize israel if they came to power the camp david accords would be severed and the largest arab state would most likely rejoin the arab israeli conflict what the bush administration truly fears is not just egypt s muslim brotherhood it is a general rise in islamism that is happening throughout the muslim world iran is ruled by an islamic government hezbollah party of god in lebanon is seen as the champion of arab nationalism hamas the movement for islamic resistence is now the majority party in the palestinian parliament and in iraq in free and fair elections the people chose islamists to run their state in this regional context america has little interest in seeing a freer egypt emerge the sharqawis are thus being left to fend for themselves posted by reuben 8 34 am 2 comments sunday september 10 2006 the muslim brotherhood i in february 2005 egypt s president hosni mubarak promised that the country s upcoming presidential elections would for the first time allow opposition candidates to run the announcement was a surprise and one that was seen by many as a vindication of america s policy in the middle east on the heels of the iraq war it appeared that democracy was spreading palestinian elections were scheduled for 2006 soon thousands of lebanese would take to the streets demanding that syrian troops leave lebanese soil president bush s promise of a democratic revival seemed to be taking form but what egypt s 2005 elections revealed was a picture not to the bush administration s liking the people had announced their preference proudly and clearly their preference was for the muslim brotherhood despite widespread accusations of voter fraud and intimidation the mb won 88 seats in egypt s parliament or about 20 percent becoming by far the largest opposition block their achievement was particularly impressive given that the party had only fielded just over 100 candidates in an effort not to frighten the ruling national democratic party in a result that would be repeated several months later in the palestinian territories it was clear that if america was going to support true democracy in the middle east it would have to accept a popularly elected islamic party not a secular one what is the muslim brotherhood for starters it s is a group that believes that muslims should live in a society where islamic law is the law of the land but in recent years the organization like hizbollah in lebanon and hamas in the palestinian territories has also whole heartedly embraced democracy as a means of gaining power unlike hizbollah and hamas the mb in egypt has no military branch and has sworn off violence to achieve political ends at least in egypt in june i attended a protest against new laws that would restrict freedom of the press the american ambassador did not attend but a representative from the muslim brotherhood in egypt was there busy railing against the new government censorship and giving interviews to anyone who would talk with him when the judges syndicate has protested state encroachment of judicial independence the mb has stood with them in solidarity the mb opposes the war in iraq as does the egyptian government and does not recognize israel the egyptian government does but in almost every other way it appears that the mb shares america s stated desires for reform in egypt in press interviews mb leaders have stated that within a muslim egypt minorities would be allowed to worship as they like christians might be allowed to drink in private before the lebanon war there was even talk that the mb if it came to power might not cancel the camp david accords such talk ended during the war at one point during the conflict an mb spokesman said the organization was prepared to send 10 000 mujahideen to fight in lebanon against the israelis it is a statement the organization has been backpedaling from ever since especially considering such a move would violate egyptian law the big question of course is whether or not the mb would stick by the liberal promises it has made if it ever gained power in mid august i returned to egypt for four days a short stop between trips from the us and to eastern europe while i was back i attended what was billed in a newspaper advertisement as a conference in solidarity with lebanon the ad had been placed on the front page of the egyptian today and announced that there would be two speakers both professors at an outdoor event at cairo university s menial campus i decided to attend what i found was not what i had expected the journalist s protest i had attended included perhaps 200 demonstrators the lecture i arrived at included thousands the event was outdoors and the crowd was so large that a projector was set up 60 yards from the podium so that all the attendees could watch the speakers on a large screen the place was packed at the entrance of the park was a paved path that led back towards the nile which provided the far border of the area the crowd itself was perhaps 40 yards wide to keep things orderly young men standing arm in arm stood between the path and the crowd so that people could enter and move to the back each wore a black headband that read in white print all of us are with you lebanon as i waded to the back and then around to the other side i quickly realized this was not on ordinary lecture as i arrived the speaker and the crowd were engaged in a call and response god is great called the man at the lecturn god is great boomed the crowd all around me the next call and response was too difficult to make out the first part was ya yehud ya yehud jews jews and the second part included something about attacking tel aviv it didn t quite rhyme there were also chants for hassan nassrallah hezbollah s leader it was only once i was on the other side of the crowd that i saw the large muslim brotherhood banner attached to the fence behind the lectern i turned to a member of the crowd how did all these people know about this event i asked the man gave me a suspicious look how does anyone learn about an event where are you from i had not been prepared for his cold demeanor canada i responded so how do people learn about an event in canada he asked um friends advertisements i said sheepishly it s the same here then he hesitated for a moment everyone here is muslim brotherhood he said in a hushed voice a man on my other side over six feet thin bearded and with piercing eyes turned to me and asked in perfect english where are you from in canada his english was disarming i said vancouver he asked me for my name reuben johnson i responded that s in british columbia do you speak french he asked no i said the crowd all around me i thought everyone in canada spoke french um i think that s only in the eastern part i said nervously he knows i m lying i thought no one else seemed to be paying attention i shot back awkwardly do you know where the garbage is i had bought a piece of corn earlier and throwing out the rind would now be my escape valve he pointed towards the back i turned around and fled if i had any doubts about whether or not a muslim brotherhood government would break relations with israel those doubts were erased by my mid august experience but while mb anger over israel s war with lebanon is real so is the anger of the arab street over the war the real question is whether one only supports democracy if the result is america fiendly policies in my next entry i ll explain how the american government has made it clear that it prefers the autocracy it knows in egypt to the democracy it does not posted by reuben 1 17 am 0 comments saturday september 02 2006 nasrallah rises i apologize for the long break i hope it will be my last for several months i spent the last two weeks on vacation in budapest and vienna and decided that i should not comment on egyptian politics from afar not it girl posted a note on my previous entry that read cairo is a state of mind i think she s right i was certainly back in cairo before i was literally back in cairo my spiritual arrival occurred on the pleasantly cool tarmac of italy s aeroporti di roma through the magic of expedia i was able to fly from egypt on budapest and back for only 400 dollars but because there are no direct flights between the capitals i was forced to transfer planes in rome as one can imagine there isn t much of an arab feel to a budapest rome flight the rome cairo flight is of course another story it was on the bus from terminal c to alitalia s airbus a320 that mentally i arrived back in egypt the bus was filled with arabs gesturing talking loudly and excitedly in a way that is foreign to your average american or european traveler and it was at this moment as the bus s engine revved that the two egyptians to my right began discussing hezbollah s leader hassan nasrallah i came in on the conversation as the two were discussing the problem of american jews the younger one with a full head of hair and a well kept suit informed his older balder more disheveled friend that he had worked for some time in the ritzy resort towns of the sinai where many israelis go for vacation the problem with the jews he said is that all of them have two passports one american and one israeli the two men quickly agreed that there was no difference between an american jew and an israeli jew the topic then changed to the war in lebanon hassan nasrallah the older one said was changing the world america and the jews were on the run and perhaps the jews would finally be pushed into the sea certainly they agreed there would be no real peace until that happened during hostage crises psychologists have noticed that many prisoners become attached to and identify with their captors a phenomenon now known as stockholm syndrome this condition is the only explanation for my initial response to such blatantly anti semitic rhetoric ahh i thought i m back in egypt the constant trashing of israel and america that i had grown so tired of by late july was suddenly putting an ironic smile on my face here we go again i thought eagerly the two egyptians i stood next to are hardly alone in their hopes that nasrallah is here to save the day once that figure was saddam hussein taunting the west in 1991 and refusing to give in even under harsh sanctions today though it is unquestionable that saddam ultimately lost to america and israel nasrallah has now taken his place as the stoic arab fighting for the arab cause two weeks ago a weekly independent magazine here included a free copy of a nasrallah poster with every copy egyptians everywhere are having their spirits buoyed by the hope that hezbollah s victory will be less superficial than saddam s was in a poll conducted by the ibn khaldun center for development studies it was found that nasrallah hezbollah s baby faced soft spoken straight talking leader was considered more important than any other leader in the middle east iran s president mahmoud ahmadinejad came in second the first head of an arab state to appear on the poll was egypt s president hosni mubarak coming in 11th the chairman of the center saad edin ibrahim wrote about the poll in the washington post the pattern here is clear and it is islamic and among the few secular public figures who made it into the top 10 are palestinian marwan barghouti 31 percent and egypt s ayman nour 29 percent both of whom are prisoners of conscience in israeli and egyptian jails respectively none of the current heads of arab states made the list of the 10 most popular public figures while subject to future fluctuations these egyptian findings suggest the direction in which the region is moving the arab people do not respect the ruling regimes perceiving them to be autocratic corru...