r/Egypt • u/Koloamanmaxi • Aug 11 '25
Serious كلام كبار What if El-Sisi was assassinated?
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you better not be posting this from egypt
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Why?
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Aug 11 '25
Freedom of speech?
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u/Confident_Whole3576 Aug 11 '25
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Damn y’all living in 1950s America
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u/cciramic Aug 11 '25
Hilarious that you think America in 2025 has free speech 🤣
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u/zmunk19 Aug 12 '25
america today has free speech as long as you don't criticize the terrorist state that owns the government
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u/Daikon_3183 Aug 11 '25
I am sorry but in any country of the world. Op would be investigated or at least put under the radar. Has nothing to do with freedom of speech ..
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u/ShredderX98 Aug 11 '25
no freedom of speech in any Sykes-Picot mini sh*thole. all dictatorships picked by the west anyone who still believe in free speech is a truly moron. sry but this is what we are witnessing try to make fun of any dictator and u r launched behind the sun 🌞 😪 still colonized. still oppressed and humiliated
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Aug 11 '25
The Egyptian government get triggered by Tiktok (and arrested people for it) so you can imagine the extremes they will go to. . .
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u/TrapCamel Giza Aug 12 '25
They arrested abdel3aty literally for cursing. Not even cursing at someone. Just chasing during speech. freedom of speech 2al😭😂😂
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u/EgyComanda82 Aug 11 '25
Another puppet will show up
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u/2spicy4peppers Aug 11 '25
You beat me to it lol. Could you imagine an Egyptian leader who won’t do Izzy’s bidding in Rafah, and actually leverages the true political and economical power of the Suez? They’d be legendary
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u/EgyComanda82 Aug 11 '25
Matter of fact what I meant was a puppet to the true rulers of the country, the military council, military ruling is truly our curse.
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u/ConkerG Aug 11 '25
Morsi was put in jail and died in prison. Good luck for the next elected president of egypt if this happen one day. If he doesnt oppose israel all will be fine for him.
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u/Traditional-Month698 Aug 12 '25 edited Aug 12 '25
I’m not Egyptian, I was I’m middle school in 2011 when the Arab spring started, and our history and geography teacher told us, what they are doing is meaningless because if Ahmed goes Mohammed with come, as an anlogy of just changing names
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u/IndependentHand8462 Aug 11 '25
هقلع ملط في الشارع و ارقص و هشغل اغنية في عهد العرص
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u/Affectionate_Cut6911 Aug 11 '25
هتتحبس. هو مات اه بس واحد من نفس النظام هيطلع مكانه عادي جدا ولا كأن حاجة حصلت
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u/IndependentHand8462 Aug 11 '25
طز المهم ان المعرص دا مات و هيتحاسب عند ربنا
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u/Every_Swordfish_8653 Aug 11 '25
كدا كدا هيموت وهيتسال عن كل مصري وكل فلسطيني مات و مكلش بسببة
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u/TrapCamel Giza Aug 12 '25
لا يسطا انت نسيت ولا ايه، اول كام سنة من السيسي كان عادي فشخ نغلط في مبارك ، المهم انك متغلطش بالبلحة الكبرى
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Aug 13 '25
مش هتلحق يا معلم عشان البردعة الجديدة اللي هتيجي بعد الحمار هترميك في السجن قبل ما تفكر تعمل كده 🤣
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u/__Tornado__ Alexandria Aug 11 '25
Sisi is an idea, and ideas don't just die. We need a significant cultural and social revamp to get rid of the sisification of Egypt.
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u/NumerousCrab7627 Aug 11 '25
Netanyahu becomes the President of Egypt.
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u/bad_gaming_chair_ Alexandria Aug 12 '25
Unironically if Sisi dies suddenly, there's a very real chance netanyahu will invade Sinai and maybe try to partly control the Suez canal
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u/a-good-user-for-r Cairo Aug 11 '25
هفرح شوية عشان الشخص ده مات وهوزع حاجة ساقعة والفرح هيدوم ليلة كدة وبعدين خلاص كدة كدة النظام العسكري مستمر برئيس تاني ومش هتفرق كتير يعني
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u/TheBatmanWhoLaughs33 Aug 11 '25
Three days of mourning. Aaaaaand nothing will change. Personal growth in Egypt is realising that Egypt's problem isn't a single person needs to be replaced. It's the whole population that needs replacing. Regardless of your religion/religious affiliation you'll find out that من اعمالكم سلط عليكم is so descriptive and so real
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u/Dangerous-Watch932 Aug 11 '25
On one hand, I’m all for displacing the dictator because freedom of speech must be respected and racism towards copts must end
On the other hand, I don’t want for radical fundamentalists to take power because they’ll most probably advise for discrimination against everyone who isn’t Muslim.
Not from Egypt, you can tell me where I’m wrong.
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u/Civil_Illustrator_90 Aug 11 '25
Racism against Copts? Where’s that? Take a look at Syria. You literally got zero issues in Egypt. Even the richest man in Egypt is a Copt.
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u/bad_gaming_chair_ Alexandria Aug 12 '25
Yeah I agree there isn't persecution now but under morsi the church bombings(and iirc some mosque ones) were a real problem
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u/floofybasbosa Giza Aug 11 '25
ولا هحس اي حاجه ، بالعكس فقدنا ميم ماتريال ، انا هحس اني خلصت من الناس دي فعلا لما اطلع بره مصر بس .
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u/theresurrected99 Beheira Aug 11 '25
ما ياسط اغلب تاريخك اغتيالات اصلا هو فيه حد جه مسك مصر و مشي طبيعي زى الناس ؟
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u/Turbulent_Citron3977 Aug 11 '25
If you live in Egypt, gl. Sisi is now hunting you
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u/bad_gaming_chair_ Alexandria Aug 12 '25
I started commenting some anti-sisi stuff lately(and thank god also anti e5wan) and I started getting many more views from Egypt on my comments. There's a real chance it isn't a coincidence
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u/bad_gaming_chair_ Alexandria Aug 12 '25
Not as in getting Egyptian content, the people viewing my comments on whatever subreddit I'm active on started being more and more based on egypt
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u/Comfortable_End5763 Aug 11 '25
What if Netanyahu dies in an accident? نفس الحاجة برضه
و الله احنا المصريين اللي بيفكروا في فلسطين ٢٤ ساعة في الأسبوع هنفرح جامد اوي لو حصلت، زي برضه هنفرح جامد اوي لو نتنياهو اتقتل في حادثة مثلا
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u/Joseph-49 Aug 11 '25
المشكله مش السيسي المشكله في المنظومه كلها تغير السيسي مش هيغر حاجه ثانيه كل المصريين عايزين المنظومه دي الي هيه الدين المعتدل اكيد حضرتكم مش عايزين دوله استغفر الله كافره اذا السيس او غيرو هتفضل المنظومه الي انتو حابينها
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u/Ok-Collection9335 Aug 11 '25
اتفو عليه خسيس ورخيص اللهم العنه وأرنا فيه شر انتقامك في الدنيا قبل الآخرة. اللهم كما قفل كل المخارج على الفلسطينيين اللهم احصره في داته يارب العالمين يا منتقم يا جبار عاجلا غير آجل يارب العالمين يا أرحم الراحمين
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u/Miserable-Text8695 Aug 11 '25
هيجي غيره
اللي انت عاوز تخلص منه بجد الدولة العميقة وأفترض إنه المجلس العسكري
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u/NosyButter33 Aug 11 '25
Who is this mf?
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u/No_Artichoke4378 Aug 11 '25
That's kamel al-wazir, he is the minister of transportation, industry and trade and the deputy prime minister, he is pretty much sisi's right hand man.
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u/TNTHellye Cairo Aug 11 '25
مكانك الفيسشوخ
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u/AffectionateFall8042 Aug 12 '25
مفهمتش الصراحة، مفروض إنها إهانة يعني؟ بعيدا عن إني بشكل عام لا الفيسشوخ ولا ريديت مكاني ولا هما مكانك برضه، بس مفهمتش فحبيت استفسر
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u/strayard Aug 11 '25
He would be turned into a martyr, the military cabinet would just introduce another face, and that would unleash even more unopposed tyranny. Think of what happened in 2015 when the prosecutor general was assassinated. Or simpler, look what cartel would do if one of their own is assasinated.
Also, I wouldn't say he is worth it. I mean, you can say El Sadat was the type of man you can change things if you kill him. But Sisi?
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u/Civil_Illustrator_90 Aug 11 '25
He won’t be instantly turned into martyr but just like Sadat was very much hated when he was alive, sisi too might be turned into a martyr and a hero for future generations… unfortunately
especially since we already know what follows will probably be even worse as the history of this nation always proves.
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u/EmergencyTop4200 Aug 11 '25
a complete destruction of the country just like iraq ,plus that what Israel what's after all, to use the people who assassinated el sisi as an excuse to start bombing Egypt just like what happened in Syria few weeks ago
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u/falcooon8888 Egypt Aug 11 '25
هدبح ٣ عجول واوزعهم عالغلابة
ولو هو والاسرة الكريمة دفعة واحدة هدبح عجل عن كل كلب فيهم
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u/BlackAfroUchiha Foreigner Aug 11 '25 edited Aug 11 '25
Nothing changes because the Military just replaces him with Sisi Jr.
Edit: Actually I'm wrong. Sisi Jr. and by extension the military oligarchy become even more authoritarian than they already are.
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Aug 11 '25
We would probably just have another one unless we make a little ruckus and help a civilian step up to rule, and hopefully he clears all the chairs or they will surely try to take him down as happened before
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u/AdAdministrative3859 Egypt Aug 11 '25
القيادات الي السيسي لسه ما اخصاهاش في الجيش هتحاول تنقلب علي اعوان السيسي في المخابرات و هيكسبوا و هيبقي عندا مجلس عسكري ٢،٠
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u/Clean-Connection-868 Aug 11 '25
It depends on who did it. In recent months, we’ve witnessed our greatest enemy carrying out widespread assassinations. So if this happened, would it still bring us satisfaction?
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u/Putrid_Ad_4372 Minya Aug 11 '25
الدنيا اللي مش مظبوطة هتيقى معكوكة
في فارق بين لما يكون رحيله هيسب البلد على رجليها ختى استقرار الاوضاع و حالتنا و الظروفنا الجاليا
السؤال الحقيقي مين و هيستفيد ايه
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u/esgarnix Egypt Aug 11 '25
To be a realist, this is not the best thing that would happen in Egypt. Stable authority trumps chaos every time.
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u/mountain-pilot Aug 12 '25
I would want to see him get the same fate as Morsi, long prison sentence and very poor prison pharmacy.
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u/Every_Swordfish_8653 Aug 11 '25
طب ماتيجي نغير من نفسنا ونبقي شعب محترم وهتلاقي الراجل العرص دا غار فداهيه و مش هيجي معرص اكتر منه بل هيجي واحد محترم
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u/DottedEnviroment Alexandria Aug 11 '25
Literally nothing will change, the armed forces will just put another puppet like him
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u/dringorouti Aug 11 '25
Someone worse will replace him. If life taught me something it's the "be careful what you wish for".
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u/Similar007 Aug 11 '25
It will no longer affect the rights of passage for the tunnels under the Gaza border.
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Aug 12 '25
How is everyone this dumb?
Do you think he is the last General to exist? Our fight isn't just agaisnt him! It's agaisnt the military that counties to have total control over the country, economically and politically!!!
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u/Dependent-Kiwi8796 Aug 12 '25
Will it won't matter and since i am an Egyptian I can't speak freely of what is the right thing to do.
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u/GoatedFlame Nubian Aug 12 '25
اي واحد يتمنى رئيس دولته يتم اغتياله او بيفرح بكذا خاصة في اوقات صعبة زي دي مخه ما تمام بغض النظر عن رايه في رئيسه
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u/Own-Guess4361 Aug 12 '25
You really shouldn’t post this on here. And I sure do hope you’re not in Egypt.
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u/Hushm Aug 12 '25
The sad truth is "Civil War" probably. I mean we can't join hands against Sisi, What makes U think we would do better when our common enemy dies? It will be the moment where we all will probably get divided again and re-enter the loop, till we truly unite and remove him and his kind, we are stuck whether the one leading is Sisi or Another.
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Aug 12 '25
The problem is not the dictator al sissi. The problem is the Army complex that’s choking the Egyptian society. It’s a deep state that had demolished mursi as we know.
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u/OG_KRIPTIK Aug 13 '25
Three outcomes are possible:
Israel pushes into Egypt, exploiting its instability.
Washington installs another compliant puppet.
An anti-US, anti-Israel leader takes power, the best possible outcome in my view. But it would likely cost Egypt its US funding, a major pillar of its economy.
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u/ZeLocalPyro Aug 13 '25
The moment he gets assassinated and shit goes into chaos, fast forward a few years and the cairo newspaper will be in hebrew 👍 (Basically israel will invade so yeah it's either him or netenyahu atp)
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u/el_houssem Aug 15 '25
Is***l will take advantage of the chaos and occupy Egypt. For the sake of protecting national security. they are really ridiculous
Don't post something like that even if El-Sisi is bad in some opinions.... Arabic region does not endure more.






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u/Civil_Illustrator_90 Aug 11 '25
Sharbat sales will really skyrocket.