Egypt: the Aftermath of a Demographic Explosion -Repost
Nah·det Masr - Thu, 2007-11-01 13:32 By Nah·det Masr
I watched the TV talk show "Halet Hiwar" last night, and saw that the discussion was very much in line with my previous post below, so I thought it might be beneficial to repost it now. Demographic explosions differ from bomb explosions in two ways; first, their shrapnels' are in the form of millions of human beings walking "flying" around, and second, they don't happen in an instant, but
I watched the TV talk show "Halet Hiwar" last night, and saw that the discussion was very much in line with my previous post below, so I thought it might be beneficial to repost it now. Demographic explosions differ from bomb explosions in two ways; first, their shrapnels' are in the form of millions of human beings walking "flying" around, and second, they don't happen in an instant, but
Our real enemy!
Nah·det Masr - Mon, 2007-09-24 19:22 By Nah·det Masr
Take a deep breath and look at the map above and this table: We have always been bragging about how we are the cradle of civilization, and all the rest of that stuff, however, when you look at the map and the table, you find that Egypt is ranked 152nd in literacy percentage after Papua New Guinea, Timor-Leste, Eritrea and Comoros!! In the Arab countries, we are only ahead of Yemen, and Iraq (I
Take a deep breath and look at the map above and this table: We have always been bragging about how we are the cradle of civilization, and all the rest of that stuff, however, when you look at the map and the table, you find that Egypt is ranked 152nd in literacy percentage after Papua New Guinea, Timor-Leste, Eritrea and Comoros!! In the Arab countries, we are only ahead of Yemen, and Iraq (I
First Egyptian EO Satellite Launched Successfully
Nah·det Masr - Tue, 2007-04-17 20:18 By Nah·det Masr
Egyptian TV announced that Egypt successfully launched its first Earth Observation (EO) Satellite for Remote Sensing of the environment from Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan. This satellite is the first in a series of research satellites that Egypt intends to launch in the coming years including one that is locally manufactured. Information about this satellite is scarce, but here is what I
Egyptian TV announced that Egypt successfully launched its first Earth Observation (EO) Satellite for Remote Sensing of the environment from Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan. This satellite is the first in a series of research satellites that Egypt intends to launch in the coming years including one that is locally manufactured. Information about this satellite is scarce, but here is what I
Egypt: Extreme Luxury..!
Nah·det Masr - Thu, 2007-03-29 19:16 By Nah·det Masr
I couldn't believe my eyes while watching this movie! The project is really ambitious, the design is futuristic, and I hope it materializes. One last thing is that the first phase is already sold out!! We need more of this stuff in Egypt…
I couldn't believe my eyes while watching this movie! The project is really ambitious, the design is futuristic, and I hope it materializes. One last thing is that the first phase is already sold out!! We need more of this stuff in Egypt…
Egypt: the Aftermath of a Demographic Explosion
Nah·det Masr - Sat, 2007-03-24 22:16 By Nah·det Masr
Demographic explosions differ from bomb explosions in two ways; first, their shrapnels' are in the form of millions of human beings walking "flying" around, and second, they don't happen in an instant, but rather over an extended period of time! However, they are in no way less lethal, in fact, they are much more lethal than bomb explosions, and we are living one of them in Egypt nowadays…
Demographic explosions differ from bomb explosions in two ways; first, their shrapnels' are in the form of millions of human beings walking "flying" around, and second, they don't happen in an instant, but rather over an extended period of time! However, they are in no way less lethal, in fact, they are much more lethal than bomb explosions, and we are living one of them in Egypt nowadays…
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