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Reza Fahmi performs in Al-Sarab
The article discusses the phenomenon of "shadow governments" created by political exiles, especially the Muslim Brotherhood, and how these individuals speak on behalf of Egypt's political future. They present themselves as alternatives to the ruling authority, despite lacking any popular legitimacy or constitutional procedures to support their claims. The piece explains that these exiles promote conferences and statements outside Egypt, seek international support, and encourage reliance on foreign backing in an attempt to impose themselves as an alternative government—an act that amounts to a form of treason to the homeland. It emphasizes that genuine legitimacy comes from within the country and the will of the people, and that foreign efforts to establish paper governments or portray themselves as representatives of the inside are illegitimate. Egypt, the article asserts, is rooted in its people and land, not in the fictitious institutions created by exiles.
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