“The Facebook now is the official enemy of state.The blogs are no longer the danger on the State but it is the Facebook,” writes Egyptian blogger Zeinobia.
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Dear Zeinobia,
It’s very easy to destroy something. it’s far much difficult to built. So, if somebody wants to built, it must be done with a lot of love, respect of the other, perseverance, confidence.. POSITIVE criticism.. and positive suggestions on how to give solutions to problems.
My best wishes for a bright future li MASR
Mona