قد لا يستسيغ القارئ ماسوف ألقي عليه الان من وقائع سوف ينكرها ولكن داخليا انه يعلم كل العلم انها الحقيقه…..
بلا شك ان الشعب لم يكن ان يرضي ان يكون رئيسه المقبل هو مبارك الصغير. ولم يكن الجيش ولا قائد المخابرات العامه براضيين ان يحنوا الهامه له، وهم العالميين ببواطن الامور عن انحرافاته بخلاف فساده المالي الذي لم يكن يقلقهم بشده….
الجيش كان خاضعا لمبارك تماما. لقد استعمل الاخير أقدم وسيله معروفه للفلاح المصري وهي “إطعم الفم تستحي العين” وطبعا اولا واخيرا “العين متعلاش علي الحاجب”…فجعل قادة جيشه منتفعيين بطرق عده من مرتبات و مميزات، وأغماض عينه (مبارك الاب) عن أجزاء من عمولات و هدايا ثمينه جدا تقدم لهم عن طريق وسطاء من الخارج ( وكأنه لا يعلم)، والأهم من ذلك وضعهم فوق عامة الشعب و ميزهم عليه ( وللضابط الصغير هذا هو الأهم لأنه يوفر له السياره والمسكن والعروس الفخور و إذلال العباد) – مع العلم ان الجيش لن ولم يدخل في اي حرب منذ حوالي اربعين عام – إذا لماذا كل هذه الميزات؟….الإجابه الوحيده هي اذلال الشعب وضمان السيطره عليه….
نقفذ الان الى تلك اليله السوداء التي ولدت فيها مقولة” الجيش والشعب يد واحدة” وهل أول من ألقاها هو الشعب ام بعض المندسيين من الجيش الي الشعب ….واذا كان الفرضية الاخيره صحيحه لماذا تلقفها الشعب وتبناها؟….
كما شرحت عاليه من أن الجيش كان يغذي لحماية المبارك وهو جزء من نظامه، ويتمتع الجيش بامكنيات هائله من الاستخبارات ودراسات الحرب النفسيه والتخطيط واالمتابعه ، بجانب الحصانه سواء فعليا بحد السلاح او ضمنيا لخوف اي مصري علي الجهاز الذي صرف عليه من ماله وقضي جزأ من شبابه فيه ،ولعلمه ان هناك عدوا يبدوا متربصا به علي حدوده الشرقيه…..
وبالتالي اصبح الجيش في ضمير الشعب هو العصي والجزره او الدرع الواقي والسوط الهادر علي اكتافه….نعود الان الي تلك الحظه السوداء التي هويئ للشعب ان الجيش والشعب ايد واحده وتناسي ان كل فرد في الجيش النظامي يدرب في اللاوعي علي انه سيد الشعب وليس من الرعيه وان وجوده في الجيش يكفل له مميزات تجعل ولاؤه مضمون وخاصة انه كل ضابط قد أذل جزء من الشعب في فترة ما من تدريبه العسكري الإلزامي…
فانطلقة الخدعه وقبلها الشعب ولكن لماذا؟ ببساطه لانه شعب كسول غير مستعد للتضحيه، لا يريد تعطيلا لإمتحانات العيال ولا المصيف ولا حتي مستعد ان يصوم وهوا ثائر….لقد ضاق بشهرين في الشارع ويفضل ان يتناسي التاريخ واسسس السياسه عن ان يستمر في مطالبه وخاصة ان هناك من وعده انه سوف يقوم مقامه، ام هو فعليه ان يرتاح ويتفرج علي الباقي في التلفاذ…..وقبل الشعب ان يصبح مطيعا عن ان يكون مطاع…..وظن ان الجيش درعه ونسي انه سيده ومشارك في ذله وفشل مرات عديده ان يكون درعه….
لوكان ضغط الشارع إستمر شهرا أخر في تلك الفتره لبات الشعب منتصرا ولكن ماذا تفعل في شعب من معتقاداته “يابخت من بات مظلوم …..”
استخدم الجيش بعد ذلك كل الوسائل حتي يكون هو منفردا “وسيط القوة” في المعادله المصريه…وبلا شك ادارها بقوه وحنكه حين رأي القوي الداخليه ( الاسلاميين ، الاخوان ، الاقباط، بقاياالحزب الوطني، الرأس ماليه الجديده و حتي الشرطه التي ذكرته انهم كانوا كلاب حراسه مع بعض ايضا ) ترتمي تحت ارجله بجانب القوي الخارجيه التي ذكرته بماتمتع قواده معها سابقا واستعدادها لبذل المزيد او فضحهم اذا لزم الامر…..
وكعادة الشعب حين يفشل وينكر فشله فإنه إما يلجاء الي الله وشيوخه الكرتونيه ( ويقول ان بلا شك سننتصر امال ليه ربنا خلانا نقوم كده كلنا مره واحده – وكانهم لم يكونوا تحت نعل الذل مدة ثلاثين عاما) او يبني صور عقليه من الشجاعه الوهميه وخوف الجيش منه وينصرف الي مشاغله الىومية وطلابات نساؤه الوضعيه….
لقد انتصرت حنكة العجوز علي ارادة الشباب وذلك حين تكاسل الشباب فعدمت طاقتهم فاصبحوابلا ميزة في مواجهت الحنكه والخبره والامكانيات….
ولا أكشف سرا حين اقول ان هناك مليونية اعتصامات ومظاهرات يوم ١٨ نوفمبر المقبل واظن كل الظن انها ستلاقي مصير الثوره اذا لم يخطط لها جيدا وخاصة موضوعي التموىل الداخلي والتغطيه الاعلاميه والدعايه….وإذا فشلت هذه المليونيه فستستقبل مصر أضعف برلمان ان لم يكن أكثرهم وضاعه ليضع دستور المستقبل لدوله عظيمه داعب عيونها يوما أمال العظمة والرفعة من مستنقع مبارك واعوانه وامثاله.
كيف ماتت الثورة المصرية في المهد؟
Posted by criticned on November 7, 2011
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أفيقوا الإيجابية هي الحل
Posted by criticned on October 22, 2011
أرسل صديق لي رساله فحواها: كيف تلهم ثوره المصرين العالم وتفشل في تحقيق أهدافها؟ ……أدرت السؤال في رأسي فزاده شيبا….هل كانت هفوة في لحظه من الزمن وندم المصريين عليها….ام اصبح المصريين من السطحية ان يظنوا ان من الممكن ان يقوموا بثوره ثم يذهبوا في اليوم التالي الي السينما ويجلسوا الي قهواهم يضاجوا شيشتهم وقرفاهم ….. وأما الوطن فله رب يحميه و يديره و ينصب وزرائه ورؤوس وزرائه أيضاً ……
الغريب ان بعضهم يظن أن إن استكانوا فتزاح الغمه و بعود الوطن الي عهدهم به بعد صلاة الجمعه مباشرة….وان زادوا من صلاتهم وقيامهم وقعودهم فستحل كل مشاكل الوطن تلقائيا…..
الحقيقه ابعد ماتكون عن ذلك ….فحقائق الطبيعه ان لكل فعل رد فعل، فإذا استكانوا أرسل عليهم طيور البلطجيه ترميهم بالقوانين لتزيدهم ذل علي استكانتهم……اما حقائق موروثاتهم فتقول “اسعي ياعبد وانا اسعي معك” ولكن حين تتعارض الموروثات مع راحتهم وقوانين الطبيعه ، يلجؤا للدين يحرفونه ويطيعوا من ولوا أنفسهم عليهم بدون حق، وينشغلوا عن أمهات الامور بالمتشابهات ويصبح التبول واقفا ام قاعدا هو شاغلهم، ويصبح “من خاف سلم” ومن ينصحهم ضال ، ومن أقوي الإيمان الصمت.
هذا المنطق يعتبر دعاره فكريه وتبول إرادي علي مقومات ومقدرات الوطن ومستقبل أولاده …..أفيقوا الإيجابية هي الحل.
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The Egyptian Apartheid
Posted by criticned on February 5, 2011
Apartheid is an Afrikaner’s world for the racial separation or segregation between various races in the same country. Apartheid was practiced in South Africa before 1992 to separate between the white economically buoyant minority; and the black less fortunate majority of the country. Such policy had specific characters such as:
a. In 1953, the South African government was empowered to declare stringent states of emergency that prevailed for more than 30 years.
b. Induced hatred between various classes and races of the population.
c. Autocratic Favors to the white minority, and economic privileges such as bank loans, financial facilities and immediate inherent credibility to any white person.
d. Brutal, non-law abiding police force, responsible for attacking and brutal torture of any person that would object the unfairness.
e. Controlled and directed media.
f. Guaranteed Economic buoyancy to the white minority.
g. Inherent fear and hatred to any foreign individual, media or country that urge human rights or freedom.
h. Robbing the country of its resources in favor of the leaders of the white minority.
i. Brutal attack on activist and intellectuals.
j. Close cooperation with state of Israel.
k. Regime apparent deafness to any international advice.
l. Etc…
The observer to the Egyptian regime behavior towards its people and the media will find an amazing resemblance between The Egyptian Regime applications and The Pre-1992 South African Apartheid Regime. The Egyptian regime widely practices political and socially Apartheid.
When simply replacing the tag of “white Minority of South Africa” with “National Democratic Party, NDP of Egypt”, and “Black Majority of South Africa” with the rest of the Egyptian Population the resemblance becomes glaring. It is amazing how identical are the two regimes, one of “M. H. Mubarak” and the other is of “P.W. BOTHA”. Mubarak is taking Egypt as hostage, and he does not want to negotiate…..he wants it all.
I call on the entire free nation to support the Egyptian’s Youth Revolution in the same manner they supported The South African Struggle. I call on international Criminal Court to judge Mubarak like it did to Albasheer of Sudan, if they want to show that they are honest and honorable. Mubarak and his have committed crimes against humanity and all proofs are abundantly available.
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It Takes Three to Tango
Posted by criticned on August 28, 2010
The failure of the electricity supply system in Egypt due to lack of Natural Gas is shameful. Egypt since the late nineties became one of the major producer of Natural Gas in Africa and Middle East. The Egyptian Government have been criticized for such performance that many describes as dwindling, if not has failed and lost direction.
“Due to major recent discoveries, natural gas is likely to be the primary growth engine of Egypt’s energy sector for the foreseeable future. Egypt’s natural gas sector is expanding rapidly with production having nearly tripled between 1998 and 2008. In 2008, Egypt produced roughly 1.9 trillion cubic feet (Tcf) and consumed 1.1 Tcf.” reported the USEIA site.
On the other hand, it was reported in June 2010 on the Bloomberg Businessweek site that Israel is on the path to exporting energy for the first time in its 62-year and the offshore discoveries in Israel may hold 16 trillion cubic feet of gas. It also reported that Israel has the potential to become a key regional gas player, competing with the likes of Egypt,”
Egypt has been exporting natural gas to Israel indirectly in a deal least described as a shoddy deal. “The deal was signed in 2005 at a price that was significantly lower than the market price. One-third of Israel’s natural gas is in fact provided by Egypt under that deal.” Reported the IsraelNationalNews web site. The same site reported that the deal was signed as a result of massive political pressure from US.
The Green Prophet blog reported, that the Egypt based East Mediterranean Gas Company (EMG) which exports natural gas from Egypt to Israel has been granted a 20 year tax exemption by the Israeli government. The same site reported that Israel may deny Turkey exports of Natural Gas due to the recent tension.
The Egyptian-Israeli consortium Egyptian Mediterranean Gas (EMG) had reached a deal to export natural gas to Israel in June 2005. The deal entailed the supply of Israel with 1.7 billion cubic meters a year for 15 years at a price of $1.5 per million British thermal units (BTU), which critics said was well below international market prices.
EMG holds an exclusive right to export natural gas from Egypt to Israel, which is building a $469 million gas pipeline from El-Arish in northeastern Egypt to Ashkelon in Israel. EMG signed an accord to purchase 677 MMcfd of gas for 15 years from Egyptian General Petroleum Corp. and state-owned Egyptian Natural Gas Holding Co.
“The single largest owner in EMG is Egyptian businessman Hussain Salem with 28%, followed by the Thai energy giant PTT with 25% and Israeli businessman Yossi Melman controls 20% through Ampal-American Israel Corporation”.
The aforementioned reports demonstrate that:
- Egypt is not supplying Israel with Natural Gas.
- Egypt does not grant preferential pricing on its Natural Gas.
- Egypt supplies EMG Natural Gas at preferential pricing system.
- EMG is the sole supplier of Natural Egyptian Gas to Israel.
From above some questions has to impose themselves:
- Did the US really pressurize Egypt to sign the concession to EMG?, and why?
- Why does Egypt sell to EMG at such low price?
- If the Egyptian Gas is likely to be the primary growth engine of Egypt, why was it sold so cheap ignoring opportunity costs?
- Was Israel importing the gas to re-export it to another countries?, and If that is the case,
- Why Egypt did not export the gas directly to those countries instead of Israel?
- Who gave EMG such concession for supply and does such concession requires the approval of the Egyptian Parliament as a Public Private Partnership deal?
- Why EMG is the sole supplier of Gas?.
- Who gave the land (servitude) right to EMG to build the pipeline, and was it built under a PPP agreement by which the line is to revert to Egypt afterwards.
- The allocation to EMG was based on supply surplus in Egyptian Gas, was there an under estimate of the growth in demand in Egypt? Who is responsible for such miss-estimation?
- If the EMG-Egypt deal is signed under the Egyptian law, why can it be deferred or the least renegotiated for market related pricing?
- What is the impact of the new discoveries of Israel of the gas deal? Shall Israel use that gas and exports its own due to its cheap prices?!!!
All these questions are not yet to be answered by a government that is unpliable to the criticism of its opposition, citizens and ,
The critical mind of
NED
Reference:
http://www.greenprophet.com/2010/08/egypt-tax-israel-natural-gas/
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Egypt and the Baradei
Posted by criticned on December 22, 2009
Having not visited Egypt for sometime makes it difficult to be objective in criticizing the constitution and the workings of the politics. However, looking at the economic indices we cannot deny that there is economic progress and development.
Having said that, it is necessary to ask: Is that the optimum economic progress that the country could have attained? With no doubt the answer is no. relying on indices in assessing the progress of a country can be deceptive and cannot reflect the actual situation of the workings of the politics and the markets in the country.
The level of poverty in the country have increased with no doubt, yet the GDP per capita increased resulting in increased disparity in income between the rich and the poor (Gini Coefficient), not that the number of the rich have increased. The major problem the poor are having in Egypt is the exclusion from political participation and misrepresentation. In my opinion not only the poor are excluded from political participation, but also the youth and the eroded middle class. Of course, we are not talking here about the elites of the youth, which the national party present and use whenever change is demanded; we are talking about the ordinary youth and their energy that rests idle in the midst of a changing world that calls on every muscle to join the struggle against the economic dominance of China and the developed world.
The workings of the politics have lead to segregation of the community based on connections, not racial and tribal factors, but based on creation of islands of interests, attached to the ruling party, that serves as a monopoly. Such monopoly kills every talent and will that seek participation and growth. The tools for such social apartheid are numerous, from a controlled state media that serves like professional character assassin, to a brutal police force that can be deployed under any cause to suppress the demanding voices when need arises.
Another question needs to be answered, who opposes the change, in spite of the numerous people calling for it? With no doubt those are the beneficiaries of such statuesque. They are too lazy to create new connections in a new system and not sure if the new system will condone the economic atrocities that they have committed.
It is not normal that the sustainability of an economic system in a country of 80 millions to be tied to the presence of one person even if it is the president, he is not immortal. The negative fluctuation of the money and stocks markets when roomers erupts about his health, shows with no doubt that monopoly and autocracy is prevailing in such system and it would be risky for any foreign or even local investor to invest trasparently in such country.
In the end, it is necessary to mention that the voices calling on Mr. Baradei to partake in the Egyptian election for presidency are sentimental and emotional. Mr. Baradei has not indicated what he can do to take over such role, and what would be his vision for the country if he becomes the president. It seems that those voices are so desperate for change and Mr. Baradei ask them to pave the way for him instead of working his way through.
The wondering mind of
NED.
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SOUTH AFRICANS UNDER SIEGE…
Posted by criticned on November 27, 2009
On a daily basis, The news media is reporting the security mishaps and turmoil in the country, however the reality exceeds by far the reports… a lot of law abiding neighborhoods are under complete siege, where the occupants are living under restricted movement conditions because of their fear for their lives and property from the armed robbers that are rampant now in the country. The economic crunch, jobs losses and the unrolled migration are among several reasons of the increased number of crimes in South Africa.
In Addition, It is necessary to mention that the aforementioned are not the only reasons of the increased rate of crimes and the state of fear that the law abiding citizens are facing. The enabling legal environment is also one of the major contributors to the crisis. South African law appears to be more concerned with the criminal’s welfare rather than the welfare of the law abiding citizens. The living conditions inside the penitentiary complexes are may be exceeding the living conditions in some of the townships; where basic services are guaranteed, three daily good meals and welfare programs. Coupled with abolishing of death sentence, life inside prison for most of desperate touts is worthy more than his life outside, where the high unemployment rate and lack of basic service denied him a state of productivity.
Having said that the law proceedings needs to be reconsidered; where a criminal can be released on bails, repeatedly, pending trial on his first crime in a highly congested courts. It is necessary to mention that Justice delayed is justice denied .in addition this frustrates the under capacitated members of the police force, whom may simply find no pride in their efforts to curb crime. In some cases the criminal have a guaranteed three meals, which than the families of some of the police officer may lack, while same officer can lose his life defending the community.
Another ridiculous case is the application of the law itself, where, for example, one of my friends told me that they caught a thief with his stolen goods on his street, and in the trial the thief claimed that the owner is the one who dashed him the goods and he did not steel it, thus he was vacated!!!! Honesty this means that the testimony of the thief is more valid than the law abiding citizens.
South Africa is a beautiful country where access to such beauty and ability to invest is prohibited by the state of lawlessness. A lot of communities are taking protection or law in their hands, and when they do that they become the accused rather than the victims.
A lot of investments and growth can be flowing in South Africa if the government is able to:
- Change the criminal law.
- Enhance the living conditions for the police by:
- Provide houses specifically for police officers at a subsidized rate.
- Provide medical hospitals exclusive for the police and their family with minimal cost or free of charge.
- Have a comparative to the welfare programs to the families of the police at least like those of the prisoners. (Especially on these social aspects..for info on subject click “Project launched in SA to care for children, mothers in jail“)
- Abolish laws that concentrating wealth into the hands of the elites who acts like middle men and direct such spoils to the townships.
- Put incentive programs to those investors who build industries near or close to the townships.
- Relax the labor laws that are prohibitive, in some cases, to employment and allow the employment to be subject to the laws of the markets. That will save billions of Rands that spent annually on trivial labor disputes that stems mainly from reluctance of self-improvement.
- Direct all above savings and major portion of savings to subsidies education , especially tertiary ones, that without it the community shall be always under threat of humiliation and destitute.
It is necessary to know that communities and countries grow and develop when they are taught how to fish and not be given free fish, or even subsidized ones.
NED
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THE ENEMIES OF MY FRIENDS ARE MY ENEMIES….EVEN IF …..
Posted by criticned on April 18, 2009
During my recent visit to Middle East I followed three axes of events
Axes 1:
- George Mitchell visit to Middle East.
- Netanyahu announces rejection of the peace strategy based on the co-existence and creating of 2 states.
Axes 2:
- Morocco cuts it diplomatic ties with Iran
- Egypt accuses Hezbollah, Iran, Syria, Qatar and of course above all the Muslim Brotherhood, of planning attacks on Egypt
Axes 3:
- Iran convicts an American Spy in court.
Were all the above a welcoming party for George Mitchell …..
Egypt claims reminds me of those of the Bush administration in 2002 when they accused The Qaeda of Collaboration with Sadam Hussein to attack American interests; yet I recall that Cairo vexed such allegations based on the conflict in ideology between Hussein and the Qaeda. If that was the case then, how can the Muslim Brotherhood (Sunni) co-operate with Hezbollah (Shiite), and Qatar (Sunnis) cooperate with Iran (Shiites).
This is a very wide allegation and I believe that Egypt has lined up all America’s opposition on one tray during the welcoming party of Senator Mitchell, for him to select; while withering the Muslim Brotherhood comfortably.
This media portion of the covert operation is also to hide the failure of the strategic choice of the Arabs in its negotiation with Israel. In addition, Hezbollah operative held by Cairo shall be part of the exchange deal to the recently American convicted spy in Iran….
I think Cairo is trying to score its first favor with Obama’s administration, as well as gaining leverage and staying in the game while Tehran-Washington are just commencing their first talks and recognitions.
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Africa Re-colonised….
Posted by criticned on April 9, 2009
Along the years of my traveling in Africa I was always observant to demographic variations among air travelers and passengers, from empty seats, to Franco-phone African talking about “L’Afrique”, to the Europeans who think they shall get the elephants to mount them, to Americans who just came out of World Bank pockets as the solution, to the missionaries talking about the despair, yet collect more donations from the needy, to the Chinese who do not speak anyone except the Chinese!!!!. The problem this time, they were almost 35% of the passengers on the flight.
I always judge people with their belief system, and none I awe more than those who adopt the following proverbs saying:
- If you are patient enough you shall see the corps of your enemy floating down the river.
- Don’t give me a fish, but teach me how to fish a fish.
I believe that the above two proverbs are the inherent rules in the Chinese belief system and the main strategies that they use to conquer the world. China has adopted same strategy against USA and now it is watching the American Corp struggling to survive down the financial turbulent and turbid river.
The Chinese danger is that they are looking at “the bottom of the pyramid”, and they are uprooting the grass-roots’ opportunities in Africa. Those who have some small trading jobs here and there…..I am not saying the Chinese are wrong in their strategy to invade and colonies Africa peacefully. It the solution to their problems, where a low productivity, corruption coupled with low population density. It seems African to be the solution to all Chinese current social and demographic problems; but it seems that the African countries their and governments have lost contact with and vision of their grass-roots and they cannot hear anymore their hunger roaring
The reader may agree that those governments need the blessing of the new up coming master, but the problem that this master is not coming with new technology or development techniques, the Chinese are coming with ethnic replacement… they are creating closed communities competing with small traders, and they are financially supported by the their government, through subsidiaries schemes and incentives,
How can the poor and the helpless grass-root Africans compete with that?….at least when they used to import from china and sell in their mother land and continent, they had a job then, but now with the demographic replacement of the Africans by Chinese is dangerous, especially when they are up-rooting the citizens from their jobs, then they will create a monopoly of production, supply and afterwards ….politics
Wake up Africa and “don’t inhale”…
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The Vehicle Roles and the Dogs Bark
Posted by criticned on April 9, 2009
I have been trying to visualise the political landscape in South Africa without the presence of ANC, and I came up with a shocking discovery….The other parties (DA and COPE) would have nothing to provide that country, as there will be nothing to moan about, instead of working.
The South African Parties (COPE AND DA) are wasting huge amount of money and efforts on the war on ANC and Zuma rather than providing any tangible or trustworthy competition and alternatives….they are politically bankrupt to the extent they can only launch hatred campaigns.
I was observing the South African media for past 2 days with astoundment to the level of legal and constitutional ignorance of most of the presenters and most of their guests, where everyone says “but Zuma should answer to those charges”….since when the onus is on the accused to prove, it is the prosecutor that has to prove beyond reasonable doubt (in criminal cases) and by balance of possibilities in civil case…..I repeat; if it is criminal charges it has to be proven beyond reasonable doubt….where is this in the Zuma case?….more so the prosecutor is saying I cannot win because I cannot achieve conviction with ” beyond reasonable doubt”; yet everyone goes to Zuma to ask him to still defend himself…..
Also I support the fact that the local media is biased against Zuma, any blind person can see it where some channels are just pouring hatred…..Please note that it is an election year and Parties have to draw up better plans to convince the voters they are the best and can do for the masses better than Zuma…..
When a party or person is politically bankrupt, it or he can do nothing except barking at successful passers….
Wake up COPE and DA, I am sure you can do better than that;l otherwise appear busy….
NED
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