President Obama in Egypt to deliver his promised address to the Muslim world, culminating a long and politically sensitive selection process by choosing as his venue an Arab nation governed by an autocratic U.S. ally who faces strong internal Islamic opposition. Those elements will present challenges to Obama as he delivers a speech his advisers described yesterday as the next step in his effort to dispel perceptions in the Muslim world that the United States is in conflict with Islam. Egypt "in many ways represents the heart of the Arab world" Despite "the issues of democracy and human rights which are on the president's mind as well, and there will be a chance to discuss those matters later as Egypt is gaining some Tangible progress in this issue, so today's speech is historical and putting some clear points on the letters, but we can obviously notice the tangible change in the American policy towards us which seems Optimistic in many ways, all we should notice that we are carrying our future in our hands regardless what the American look towards us if we started to free ourselves and our economy which is still a strange mix between the ugly socialism and capitalism due to many changes that happened during last 5 decades after the military coup in 1952, so i hope that Mubarak will release things in political and economical fields to save the country, and that is the only solution that can save Egypt and protect it against any danger from terrorists or socialism agitators who are still remaining although we became in 21st century, finally welcome to you Mr.president and peace upon us all.
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