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100 days after Hosni Mubarak stepped down, do you think the revolution's objectives have been met?
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Yes, the old regime has left forever, the main demands have been fulfilled.
(7.16 %)
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30 votes
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No, nothing has changed yet. The old regime is still in place.
(27.68 %)
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116 votes
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Only a few objectives have been achieved. But we are on the right track.
(48.21 %)
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202 votes
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The situation is too complicated, I don't know.
(16.95 %)
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71 votes
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Football Which club do you think will win the Egyptian Premier League 2010-2011?
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Zamalek
(37.06 %)
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73 votes
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Ismaily
(5.58 %)
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11 votes
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Police Union
(3.05 %)
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6 votes
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Though the Egyptian revolution emphasised equality and fraternity of Egypt’s Muslims and Christians, mob attacks against Coptic citizens and their houses of worship have become a frequent occurrence in post-revolution Egypt. What is your opinion?
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The attacks are instigated and executed by local counter-revolutionary forces, including Muslim fanatics, Mubarak regime diehards and rogue security forces, and are backed and funded by regressive Gulf States.
(33.03 %)
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143 votes
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The attacks are the expression of deep-seated sectarian tensions, and their greater frequency is a result of the security vacuum created by the revolution, and have nothing to do with counter-revolutionary conspiracies.
(35.57 %)
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154 votes
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Counter-revolutionary forces and regional powers are using deep-seated sectarian tensions to undermine the Egyptian revolution.
(21.25 %)
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92 votes
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I don't know.
(10.16 %)
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44 votes
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Post-revolution Egypt is charting a new policy towards the Palestinian-Israeli conflict. Cairo has succeeded in mediating a Palestinian reconciliation, is removing the blockade of Gaza, and is tougher on the Israeli occupation. What is your opinion?
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Strongly approve of the Egyptian policy within the current parameters.
(35.49 %)
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137 votes
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Approve, but want Egypt to go further to annul the peace treaty with Israel and cut all ties.
(19.17 %)
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74 votes
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Approve, but want Egypt to act with more caution and try not to antagonize Israel.
(16.84 %)
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65 votes
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Strongly disapprove. Antagonizing Israel is not in Egypt’s interests; it would damage Egypt-US relations, and would harm our already suffering economy.
(22.28 %)
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86 votes
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Don’t know.
(6.22 %)
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24 votes
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Egypt's prime minister is on a tour of Arab Gulf states. Gulf capitals are reportedly unhappy about Cairo's intention to normalise relations with Iran, and object to the prosecution of Mubarak. What is your position?
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Egypt should take into consideration the concerns of the Gulf States, since we are in dire need of their financial assistance.
(11.3 %)
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27 votes
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Egypt should reject any and all attempts by these states to influence its regional, international or domestic policies through offering or withholding financial assistance.
(28.03 %)
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67 votes
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Egypt should take into consideration the Gulf States’ concerns with respect to Iran, but should reject any interference in its domestic affairs, including the prosecution of Mubarak.
(46.44 %)
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111 votes
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Egypt should forge a strategic alliance with Iran, irrespective of the concerns of the Gulf States or any other regional or international party.
(7.53 %)
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18 votes
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I don’t know.
(6.69 %)
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16 votes
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Protests in Syria continue to expand in scope and intensity, despite a fierce clampdown in scenes reminiscent of the Egyptian revolution. What is your position?
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Fully support the struggle of the Syrian people, and believe President Bashar Al-Assad should go.
(76.98 %)
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224 votes
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Sympathise with the protesters, but believe they should call for reforms, not the overthrow of the regime.
(11 %)
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32 votes
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Sympathise but believe the reforms promised by President Assad are adequate, and protests should be brought to an end.
(0.34 %)
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1 votes
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Fully support President Assad and the nationalist Syrian regime, and believe the protesters are acting in accordance with foreign, anti-Arab agendas.
(7.9 %)
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23 votes
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Don't know.
(3.78 %)
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11 votes
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Egypt's ousted president Hosni Mubarak stands accused of both corruption and crimes against humanity. What is your position?
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These accusations are untrue, and we should express our gratitude to the former president and ask his forgiveness for the revolt against him.
(5.58 %)
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26 votes
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He should be arrested and brought back to Cairo to stand trial both for corruption and crimes against humanity
(66.74 %)
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311 votes
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He should be granted amnesty, so long as he returns ill-gotten gains by him and his family members.
(15.02 %)
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70 votes
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He should be granted amnesty, so long as he leaves the country and return ill-gotten gains by him and his family members.
(9.44 %)
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44 votes
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I don't know
(3.22 %)
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15 votes
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The government has issued a draft law banning demonstrations, strikes and sit-ins which impact on economic activity. What is your position?
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Agree. We want stability and resumption of econmic activity
(18.69 %)
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83 votes
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Strongly disagree. This is an anti-democratic law counter to the spirit and demands of the revolution
(56.31 %)
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250 votes
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Disagree with law, but support other measures to end strikes and protests
(22.3 %)
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99 votes
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I have no position on the matter
(2.7 %)
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12 votes
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Business tycoons charged with corruption are offering to pay reparations instead of doing jail time. How, in your opinion, should the government respond?
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Reparations with no jail time
(8.88 %)
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27 votes
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Jail time
(0.33 %)
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1 votes
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Jail time plus reparations
(22.7 %)
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69 votes
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Jail time plus confiscation of illegal gains
(68.09 %)
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207 votes
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The Constitutional amendments, due to be put to popular referendum on the 19th of this month, have been the subject of heated debate. Where do you stand?
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Say "yes" to the amendments
(16.91 %)
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103 votes
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Say "no" to the amendments
(62.89 %)
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383 votes
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Boycott the poll
(1.31 %)
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8 votes
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Demand poll be called off
(12.15 %)
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74 votes
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Demand poll be postponed
(6.73 %)
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41 votes
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