Comments on: El-Adly Video-Gate: Torture victim receives 3 months in prison for “resisting authorities”!

By: DanielleUVM

DanielleUVM — Wed, 09 Apr 2008 05:31:52 +0000

This story shocked and appalled me. Although there are evil people all over the world, and yes bad cops the way the Egyption government handled this disguists me. I am not from Egypt but I have been reading lot of articles about the unrest among its people, for soaring food prices, low wages and more. I don’t think this blog or any of the articles that I read have to do with race or religion, yet a greedy and corrupt government. I hope there is a (peaceful) revolution and that the people of Egypt get the freedom, rights, and respect that all people around the world deserve.

By: 7amoksha elmomo

7amoksha elmomo — Mon, 18 Jun 2007 10:19:51 +0000

can somebody bring me the home address of this bastard islam nabih ? I need his address and i will give him a private lesson . BLV ME i will find you ya islam ya nabih ya ebn el kalb and i will revenge from you for all brothers in my homeland which you’ve humiliated and this time i will send big black cocks in ur dirty soft ass

By: iman

iman — Mon, 04 Jun 2007 19:52:15 +0000

to ahmed???
i am pretty sure that u r a goverment agent
shame on you man.
i left egypt 16 years ago and i went back laST YEAR AND NOTHING HAS BEEN CHANGED??
EGYPT IS ON HOLD AND WHATS HAPPINING NOW IS NORMAL RESULT FOR LONG GOVERN REGEIM.
CAN U TELL ME WHERE IS THAT BRIGHT SIDE OF EGYPT IS HIDDING?
EGYPT IS THE THIRD WORLD COUNTRY BECAUSE OF PEOPLE LIKE YOU.
SHAME ON YOU TO DEFEND SUCH AN ACCIDENT.
I WOULD LIKE TO KNOW HOW DOES IT FEEL TO HAVE STICK UP U R

By: El-Adly Videogate: How’s Emad, by the way? at 3arabawy

El-Adly Videogate: How’s Emad, by the way? at 3arabawy — Thu, 15 Feb 2007 13:52:44 +0000

[...] Where the hell is Emad now? I heard yesterday from a blogger that Emad had been transferred to Damanhour Prison. Is that true? Why Damanhour Prison which is far away from the eyes of his family and lawyers in Giza and Cairo? Why hasn’t the lawyers been updating us about the guy’s condition in prison? It is as if his case was closed and forgotten since he was sentenced to three months in prison for “resisting authorities.” [...]

By: basra

basra — Mon, 29 Jan 2007 23:06:55 +0000

Shame,shame shame.
Where are the religion leaders,the elder of the people of egypt.Its disrespectful and inhuman for this to happen to any one let alone innocent ones.Wake up and demand for your right in the right way and let them know that,you people of egypt are respected for your dignity and respect dont let them shade it with torture.
Were there is a will there is a way.put your head and mind together and united you will succed.
and if i may ask what is the punishent of rape?

By: Ahmedِ

Ahmedِ — Tue, 23 Jan 2007 12:25:58 +0000

let`s agreed it`s an individual’s behavior from some sick policemen , it happens all over the world ,but i believe i still live in secure in egypt because of the good police men .
our government is trying they best to give us every thing in order to live in a good standard but we still work on attack them with every mean . and finally as far as i know every sick minded policeman accused in any case is now in the court , so that is that mean ? it mean`s there are a good and awesome law in egypt , please show the bright side next to the dark one .
Thank u .

By: Spectator

Spectator — Tue, 23 Jan 2007 02:22:20 +0000

Looks like standard Middle East practice to me. If the people revolt, the “probe” will merely switch hands.

That is why iraqis miss Saddam, and Syrians miss Hafez Assad. Be careful you who wish for change, for your culture and religion would be disrupted.

By: I.Smit

I.Smit — Mon, 22 Jan 2007 20:32:47 +0000

Unlike one of the comments trying to liken this to a rare incident in the USA, institutional torture or toture used as policy is common in the 3rd World, particularly (but not exclusively) in Muslim nations. The Umma need to rise up and have a ‘reformation’ similar to what the ‘people of the book’ have had on several occasions…if you do not, you will continue to suffer and stagnate in barbarity, and civilized history will continue to pass you by. Rise up!

By: DENA WOODS

DENA WOODS — Mon, 22 Jan 2007 19:10:47 +0000

THIS POOR MAN, EVEN THE WORST MEN IN THE WORLD DONT GET PUNISHED LIKE THAT, THOSE POLICE, AS YOU CALL THEM SHOULD BE FIRED AND PUT IN JAIL FOR SEVERAL YEARS. THIS IS SICKENING THAT IT’S HAPPENING ANYWHERE IN THE WORLD, IM SURE GLAD IM A CANADIAN AND PROUD OF IT.

By: Renee T.

Renee T. — Mon, 22 Jan 2007 02:36:24 +0000

How can this be allowed! Better yet, how can this be acceptable for a country to allow the “men” if you can call them that whose job is to serve and to protect to get away with such evil. No matter what the country and I am including my own, it is not at all!

My prayers and my support are with you, Imad.

Let’s not turn this into a pissing match over whose country does what and by the way, it happened in California, not New York!

By: Patrick Wu

Patrick Wu — Mon, 22 Jan 2007 01:45:14 +0000

Those bloody Egyptians. They eat their own young.

By: Suitor

Suitor — Sun, 21 Jan 2007 20:51:24 +0000

Board WROTE:
Jan 14th, 2007 at 4:06 pm

That is a expeted to happen to the people who are accepting all these criminals to look after there lives. Now they are complaining. Lets ask help from the forigners to invade them and control them as in Iraq, Palestine, Lebanon,,,,,,,,,etc.

Hey Board, it happened here first. The last thing these people need is a perverted American system telling them how to live.
Again it happened here first. Now, the next time you call a Arab a Sand-N–er, raghead, or ……It happebed here first. America is the thirld world mentality, not the Arabs.

By: James Miller

James Miller — Sun, 21 Jan 2007 20:12:18 +0000

Torture, terror, corruption, violence and humiliation; where are these recorded in the KORAN? Who gave these brutes the right to stain the name of ISLAM? When the Prophet recorded the HOLY WORDS of ALLAH ~ Blessed be HIS NAME ~ were they written that men might bring to SHAME the GIFT of ALLAH ~ Blessed be HIS NAME? Are such men to be permitted to walk the footsteps of HOLY PILGRIMAGE THAT OUR FATHERS HAVE WALKED FOR A THOUSAND YEARS? Do such men kneel in HOLY PRAYER while facing the city of HOLY MECCA. Will ALLAH ~ Blessed be HIS NAME ~ bear such slander from these small men? Will ALLAH ~ Blessed be HIS NAME ~ grant that any man who gives so much as shadow to such men be granted PARADISE? In the voice of the YATIF KITAL no place at the feast will be given, for they and alll their seed will wander the Empty Quarter, so long as the NAME of ALLAH is BLESSED.

By: Suitor

Suitor — Sun, 21 Jan 2007 19:58:12 +0000

Hmmmm. A copy cat version of N.Y. cops, torturing there prisoners. Just who is the third world, living in the donkey days? America. Do the math.

Same thing happens here.

By: mojo

mojo — Fri, 19 Jan 2007 08:48:42 +0000

Ok, firstly i want to reply to sammy. this has nothing to do with islam, this is about a corrupt governmental system within a muslim country. its hardly just the muslims that are taking crap from our government, if anything they get treated slightly better than the minorities.
As for the people who are keeping silent, can you blame them for wanting to protect themselves and, more importantly, their families. if you knew anything about what goes on, you’d know that once you open your mouth the shit just keeps coming and they will not leave you alone, they will come after you, and anyone closely connected to you. if you want an example of this, just watch the movie wa7ed mn el nas. its a fictional story but a lot of that shit happens in real life and this occurence is just an example.
i agree that we need a revolution but its not going to happen overnight. however, it will definitely happen, that is if it hasn’t already started to happen. egypt has plenty of parties which oppose the government, but the problem isn’t that, it’s that there is no democracy, therefore we can’t get anything we need with civility. i guess in order to get anywhere we have to resort to violence, but then again the masses here have so many different interests that it’s going to be hard to build up an army strong enough to fight this.

By: sammy

sammy — Thu, 18 Jan 2007 22:26:46 +0000

The sweet sound of popular revolution is getting closer and closer ,as the dictators increase in brutality and oppression. Liberty,freedom and human rights RESPECT.

By: Tamer Nassar

Tamer Nassar — Mon, 15 Jan 2007 05:07:28 +0000

First of all I must say that this is totally sick, inhuman and untolerable internationally. What they have done in here is literally screwing someone making him not just hurt physically but devastated emotionally, this has more psychological harm on him than the physical one. The doers must be punished, the CHIEF of Police Forces should resign and quit due to the unhonorable and shameful thing done. Arabs are known for the pride they have, that wasn’t even arab..it is cruel..inhuman..but it can’t be helped, after all, it is a country that is ruled by total dectators like most of arab countries. board, Palestine and lebanon is not the same case as in Iraq.. or Egypt if it ever got invaded. Palestinians and lebanese are people fighting for freedom, Iraqies are people fighting for bloodthirst, they are naturally barbarians..they fight each other and fight americans..so don’t compare Iraq or Egypt with palestine or lebanon.. those are people with honor.. unlike the police officer in this crime!

By: omar ghadie

omar ghadie — Sun, 14 Jan 2007 19:21:44 +0000

theese guys are criminals i would like to see theese two cops in life time jail and to get the same punishement they gave to imad even more. theese guys are disgrace to the world and should get hurt way more then imad. If justice is like that in egypt then screw egypt.

By: Board

Board — Sun, 14 Jan 2007 14:06:34 +0000

By: Hyper

Hyper — Fri, 12 Jan 2007 17:25:44 +0000

Another Egyptian Victim…

All I can say is Fuck to the silent people, who can see and just keep watchin’.