1. Morsi is on the right route to become the “new dictator”.
2. Part of the bargain of being a public figure is accepting criticism or neglecting it.
3. Morsi beat Tantawy in the first round and the rest is yet to come.
4. 24 August: a wake up call to Brotherhood or a threat to liberals?
5. No electricity = more sales of cottonil products!
6. No water, no electricity = less utility bills. (thanks but no thanks)
7. Don’t miss reading “Mawlana”, by Ibrahim Issa; “Misr 3ala kaf 3afreet” by Galal Amer.
8. Eid = cookies but no peace, no justice, no constitution, no law. Thanks to Muslim Brotherhood.
9. Muslim Brotherhood = more pretexts, more lies, more underhanded games.
10. No one is responsible for your choices except yourself.
About hanaawahba
Dr. Hanaa Wahba was born and educated in Cairo, Egypt. After her BA, she started a teaching career that she is still pursuing. In 2002, she completed her PhD in Education from the University of Kensington, USA.
Throughout her teaching career, Dr. Wahba, worked in a number of schools and private universities, taught ESL, English Literature, supervised and developed curricula and directed schools. Her career extended to teacher training and corporate career development.
From 1993 till 2002, Dr. Wahba was employed by the University of Cambridge (UCLES), where she gained first-hand experience of setting exams and marking scripts for IGCSE, an experience that she communicated to many young teachers who joined the field.
In 2009, Dr. Wahba published her first book that was very well-received by the media and proved very popular among readers. Her following book “Marwa’s Birthday” is a novel about women’s life in Egypt.
hanaawahba 
very true
That is true
ما أ عظمك ايتها المصرية
I have found all what I’m thinking about in these 10 points. So true……
rabena yer7am