the great president nasser

Allah Hu Yar7amu he was the greatest leader

The sin of dictatorship is greater than all the good any leader can do. Think of Hitler, Stalin, Mao, BouMedien, Saddam, Assad. If a leader confiscates freedom of speech, he is an enemy of the people, no matter what. Unfortunately, many, may be the majority of Arabs, think of themselves as sheep to be led by a shephered. The government has to provide for them shelter and grass. Nasser was a dictator, b ut it is the fault of the sheep who allowed him to be.

Nasser looks like Dr. Zahi Hawass

Gamal Abdel Nasser (1918-1970) was an Egyptian political leader and hero of much of the Arab world. His devotion to Arab unity and a strongly anti-imperialist ideology came to be called "Nasserism." He was elected president of the Egyptian republic in 1956

Behind the new government, nominally headed by Gen. Mohamed Neguib, Nasser was chairman of the Revolution Command Council (which held the actual power), headed the new "Liberation Rally," and then was deputy premier and minister of the interior. Meanwhile, Neguib had begun to alienate most of the officers. Early in April 1954 Nasser displaced Neguib, taking the title of prime minister and in "1956 he was elected first president of the Egyptian Republic".

During 1948-1949 Abdel Nasser took part in the campaign against the new state of Israel. In this conflict he commanded a position from the "pocket of Faludja," south-west of Jerusalem, where three Egyptian battalions were surrounded for more than 2 months by Israeli forces. Nasser resisted gallantly with his troops until the cease-fire was declared. This was the only comparatively successful Arab exploit of the war

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المتنَبِّي يصيحُ في غَضَبٍ ونحنُ صُمٌّ وما بِنَا صَمَمُ وإنما الناسُ بالملوكِ ولا تُفْلِحُ عُرْبٌ مُلوكُهُمْ عَجَمُ لا أدبٌ عندهمْ ولا حسبٌ ولا عهودٌ لَهُمْ وَلاَ ذِمَمُ بكلِّ أرضٍ وطئْتُها أُمَمٌ تُرْعى بِعَبدٍ كَأَنَّها غَنَمُ

al metador all arab world need a leader like abdul nasser especial EGYPT.

Behind the new government, nominally headed by Gen. Mohamed Neguib, Nasser was chairman of the Revolution Command Council (which held the actual power), headed the new "Liberation Rally," and then was deputy premier and minister of the interior. Meanwhile, Neguib had begun to alienate most of the officers. Early in April 1954 Nasser displaced Neguib, taking the title of prime minister and in "1956 he was elected first president of the Egyptian Republic".