20-20 (2021) Hindsight of American and Egyptian Administrations Cannot Solve Current Issues

Submitted by M Tovey (United States), Dec 22, 2021 at 18:31

While the evidences of the assaults on democractic governments are gross and egregiously glaring in their incapacity to stave off secularistic and eccentrically dominant religious attacks on western philosphical pursuits of free societies (so-called), in these cases America's pause of secularistic ravages of socialistic endeavors to minimize America's global influences did suffer when Egypt's governmental changes (Morsi to al-Sisi) under the 44th American Administrative governance in which the Libya fiasco was played out before President Trump came in from the shadows and interrupted with 4 years of unrepcedented battles of political incivility. Meaning, while either President Trump or al-Sisi could be termed unconventional in thier apporaches to bring about reverses in the losses of the rule of law, neither can be accounted for those losses of the rule of law except as their enemies have falsely alleged. In the case of America, the perpetrators have still more time to deceive teh Ameircan people; Egypt on the other hand is still being targted by the ususal suspect of Muslim ideological operatives that are always in the shadows. The revisons of history will have to wait for the final outcomes, almost at the point of fruition.

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