If it's not for others, it's not for you

Some Arab leaders have not heard this story and the sages have not realized it, and some have heard it and ignored it, because sitting on top of Would forget what they had heard or read about. In what he can do to stay attached to the chair. He will also find dozens of journalists and media professionals willing to convince the public that the survival of the leader at the pulpit during his lifetime will give him enough time to serve them, and that he is ascetic to power and unwilling, but because of their urgency, he can think of answering it. Therefore, the political space in the Arab world has gone into the idea of ​​changing the constitutions to indicate the number of times the leader can appear or extend the time to stay in power.

"The main goal of the governor remains to stay on top for life"

It is time for him to serve his fellow citizens and to assign them to the determination of their destiny and the destinies of their countries.
At the end of the second term of office, he was quick to do what he thought: he gathered the agents, the politicians and the men of the party who preserved his jihadist glory, and amended the constitution. to make sure that the presidency had an end only on the threshold of the grave. He went to two, three, and four years old and today, in his eighty-fifth year, he was going to the fifth chair in a wheelchair, and how much we would like him to have tore the "Adjusters". In the referee, he recorded a blank white page, adding According to his former jihadist record, but he did not do it, but he submitted to the candidacy, despite his confessions: " I do not have the same physical strength as I did, and to overcome the difficulties associated with the disease. " In addition to his assertion that he is forced to accept his candidacy, his country "still has important workshops to organize and lead and great challenges to take up", as if someone else is going to take up the challenge. other could not attend these workshops and take them up.
This was also done by Abdel Fattah al-Sisi in Egypt, as the presidency joined him in dragging his tail after conducting a coup d'etat under the guise of "responding to the demands of the people and avoiding civil war" , stressing that he would not run for president. However, in Bouteflika's scenario, his supporters announced that they had collected 26 million signatures, asking him to stand for election and that he could "not escape the demand of the people". So climbs to the top and his eye on the chair. From first to second, and before the end, everything was ready to win the grand prize, just as Bouteflika recruited some of his supporters and congratulated some media and journalists who promised to push Parliament to adopt a constitutional amendment, while retaining the right to run

"The attachment to power rooted to become part of the decor of the Arab world"

After the end of his current term. In practice, the amendment allows him to remain in the chair for two additional terms. If the mandate is long, as the Arabs say, it becomes a "tyrannical king" very heavy for his compatriots.
This was also done by Omar al-Bashir in Sudan, who also climbed to the top thanks to a coup by the military state. At that time, he had pledged to return power after a transitional period, but he would bump on the chair until thirty. Subsequently, he pushed his supporters in Parliament to adopt a constitutional amendment guaranteeing him another term or more, and he heard the voices of his compatriots in their loud demonstrations demanding that he leave.
This is how the clash with power takes root and fits into the decor of the Arab world, where the main goal of the leader remains to stay at the top of his life, forgetting the wisdom of Shirin Ma 'shouka Kasri .
Only, the Kuwaitis understood this wisdom and engraved it on the door of the palace of the sword (seat of the government), there are more than one hundred years in the state of Sheikh Salem Al- Mubarak Al-Sabah, and still remain.