english: I admit that I am also questioning who is hankering for power and prestige I am asking why Mr. Shafiq is running for presidency (at least 10 million Egyptians out of 45 million who have the right to vote refused him as a prime minister!); why Dr. Amr Khaled is considering running for presidency (still not confirmed); what good Sheikh Hassan thinks he will do to Egypt as its president (rumor has it that he is running for presidency); why Mr. Mortada Mansour imagines he can be the president (is he going to govern us with threats and loud voice); why Ms. Bothaina Kamel wants to be the president (feminism?); why some are cajoling Mr. Naguib Sawiris into being part of this (news from here and there, but he personally said Baradei is his favorite figure); and I am also asking what Dr. AlBaradei's stance is after the masses accepted the lame constitutional amendments by which he refuses to be the president. Radwa then continued: I don’t know if I am the only one who pessimistically perceives the situation as farcical, and this is the reason am writing.
non_english: Lara (@FarawlaLawra ) pensa si tratti una buona notizia, che sia convinta di votare per lei o meno: @FarawlaLawra: @basboussa1 Sono così orgogliosa e contenta della tua candidatura - è un passo avanti verso una società in cui uomini e donne hanno gli stessi diritti (anche se magari non voterò per te).