Egyptian 12-year-old boy "talks" to Egyptian politics, netizens say they have the "material" of being president

Yesterday, a video called "12-year-old Egyptian teenagers talk about politics" became popular in the Chinese social network. In this video, the first-year boy named Ali Ahmed "painfully approved" the status quo in Egypt, talking and laughing, and netizens called him "when the president is expected." According to the "Huffington Post" message, although this video appeared in the chaos of Egypt, it was actually recorded in October last year, when Mursi intended to "extend power."

Last Saturday, this video has already begun to spread on the sharing site Reddit. It depends on the recent global attention to the situation in Egypt. The click-through rate of this video far exceeds its birth. In the video, Ali Ahmed pointed out that there are problems such as social injustice, political ugliness, constitutional reversal, discrimination against women, collusion between politics and religion in Egypt. He said that he asked for a real people’s constitution and equality between men and women, and said that he often listens to the people. Sound, think with your own mind. The Wall Street Journal commented that this video is a good and concise introduction to those who don't know much about the situation in Egypt.

The video was recorded by Egyptian media ElWady in Cairo last October. At the end of the year, President Morsi expanded his power through a new constitutional statement that states that the president has the right to appoint the Attorney General, all presidential statements, The decree and decision are final decisions before the new constitution is promulgated and the new parliament is elected, and no party has the right to change it. The media writer Sarah of the Middle East wrote that Mursi’s “extending power” incident greatly affected the Egyptians’ views on him and led more and more people to oppose their administration.