رابط المحادثة كاملة للسيسي مع الواشنطن بوست : washingtonpost/world/middle_east/washington-post-interviews-egyptian-gen-abdel-fatah-al-gen-sissi/2013/08/03/6409e0a2-fbc0-11e2-a369-d1954abcb7e3_story.html دي اجزاء منه : الكام سؤال الجايين دول مهمين جدا : Are you going to run for president? I want to say that the most important achievement in my life is to overcome this circumstance,"""" [to ensure] that we live peacefully, to go on with our road map and to be able to conduct the coming elections without shedding one drop of Egyptian blood. """""" But are you going to run? You just can’t believe that there are people who don’t aspire for authority. Is that you? Yes. It’s the hopes of the people that is our [hope]. And when the people love you – this is the most important thing for me. The pains and suffering of the people are too many. A lot of people don’t know about the suffering. I am the most aware of the size of the problems in Egypt. That is why I am asking: where is your support? The title of the article should be “Hey America: Where is your support for Egypt? Where is your support for free people?” _____________________________________________________________________ Are you referring to a possible cut off of U.S. assistance? Are you worried? If the Americans want to cut assistance, they can do that. But they don’t have to hurt us. That hurts the Egyptians a lot. Were you upset by the hold up of the [F-16s]? Yes. This is not the way to deal with a patriotic military. Did President Obama call you after July 3rd? No. Did any U.S. official call you? Secretary of State [John F.] Kerry? Defense Secretary [Chuck] Hagel? Hagel. Almost every day ( وزير الدفاع الامريكي ) I just want to emphasize that you are dealing with a person who is honorable, sincere, someone who has integrity. Someone who would not have respected himself if he didn’t do what he did [on July 3rd]. I could have just satisfied myself being a Minister of Defense and turned my head away from the Egyptians and the problems from which they were suffering every day and just left the Egyptian scene to boil. We changed places – the military and the Egyptians. We wanted to give them comfort, to relieve their suffering, and take the suffering on our shoulders. We relieved their suffering and took it on our shoulders. تقولش هو جه بحمام السلام ... مش بمجازر ودم قد كده .
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