on Friday I will travel back to Egypt and I am very excited, what will wait for me there. In every case a different country compared to the one I left a two weeks ago. I hope the very best for the future of the egyptian people and I am looking forward to see some of them soon again!

…thought of this: http://www.almasryalyoum.com/en/news/foreign-residents-become-tense-amid-rising-xenophobia-egypt

Everyone seems to be seducible, even the egyptian people. It is hard to use the own brain and it might be difficult to gather for more information than the state-run televison.

…a space beyond Midan Tahrir… not mentioned in the western media. All eyes are directed on the centre of Cairo and none is interested in what happens beside of this. It seem that most of us are more interested in blood and violence than in friendship and help and courage. We could ask ourselves why. Also the story of the mighty monster Muslim Brotherhood. We seem to like more horror stories than reality. We should learn to gather for information on our own.

a leader can ruin a beautiful country. We can see how it is doable… join some poor people, give them some money and tell them to destroy the countries history as well as the soul of its people. Then tell the army and the police not to intervene while the protestors are going to kill each other. Because this is not enough tell your deputy to spread some lies and to tell strange stories. And for sure, never remove nor resign, just keep stubborn till the bloody end and the country is thrown into the fire of chaos. Now, lean back an laugh and laugh and laugh…

The flight was long planned and now I am heading for Germany. With a short stay in Paris. It is not the worst time to leave Cairo for a moment, but I feel with my friends there and also would have wanted to stay with them. Things get quite complicated as soon as people are going to kill each other. Once this started it seems difficult to stop. At the moment the fever spreads all over the country, especially in upper Egypt, between Alexandria and Suez. We will see what tomorrow will happen.

My Cab-Driver told me this morning that he is not able to bring me to the airport tomorrow because the life of all egyptians will end today… for sure he meant this as a joke, despite there was some sorrow in his glance. At the moment everything is quiet and there is business as usual, on the streets as many cars as always and a very nervous bus driver who is in charge to bring us to the GUC…