The anniversary of Nasser’s death: Fifty-four years later, Egyptians still pay for his disastrous policies
The current degradation of Egyptian society began 70 years ago with Nasser’s socialist reforms and transgressions. Although the dream of the United Arab Republic expired with him, the remains of Nasser’s domestic initiatives formed the devastating tr
By Dr. Ashraf Ramelah —— Bio and Archives--September 27, 2024
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Since the beginning of time, the mineral-rich sediment of the Nile River flooded the agricultural lands of Upper Egypt each year. Settling on the land for 40 days, the rich silt saturated the soil before pouring into the Mediterranean to provide food for sea creatures. My grandfather’s stone farmhouse stood inside the massive temporary lake. My father, as a young boy, would leap from the balcony of his childhood home into the deep, muddy waters blanketing their fields – just for fun. Before the rains pummeled the Ethiopian mountains, causing seasonal flooding, the finest cotton known to the world was harvested, leaving behind depleted soil just in time for the flood to replenish it with new layers of topsoil carried by the river mud.
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