Mubarak in delicate health
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Mubarak in delicate health
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Mon, 14/02/2011 - 11:21
Deposed Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak, who is currently in Sharm el-Sheikh, is suffering from physical health problems and psychological distress after he was forced to step down under pressure from continuing protests, said informed sources.
The sources said that Mubarak, who has undergone several surgeries over the past few years, is refusing to take medication or be examined by physicians.
Prime Minister Ahmed Shafiq affirmed on Sunday that Mubarak is still in Sharm el-Sheikh.
The same sources said that Mubarak is receiving treatment at his residence in the resort town, adding that it has not yet been decided whether he should be transported to a hospital, either in Egypt or abroad.
Mubarak, 82, underwent surgery in March to remove an inflamed gallbladder and benign tumor in his duodenum. The surgery was carried out at the Heidelberg clinic in Germany.
Egyptian news reports said that Mubarak had a fight with his wife Suzanne and son Gamal over how to manage the political crisis which eventually led to his ouster on 11 February.
Sources told Al-Masry Al-Youm that Mubarak and Gamal had an angry argument in which Mubarak told his son, "You got me into this, you and your mother. You have ruined my history in Egypt."
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A manager is responsible for all the components of the management process. If management is left to loved ones and close family and friends then management turns south. Mubarak ruined his own history when he delegated the entire ruling of the country to the greedy wife and air-headed son.
I am working within a government agency and I can tell you all that all branches were run with the same concept and philosophy.
I refused to quit because honorable people needed to fight the cancer. We are many and we tried but we were threatened and coerced. The current spokesman of the MFA once threatened me, in 2001, that he will ruin my life. We were resolute and we prevailed. Thank you God.
Mr. President;
I sort of agree with you, but honestly speaking you are the one who put yourself and your people into this, by letting such people as your wife and your son to interfere in what they weren't supposed to have. As a matter of fact they are the ones who have led to such corruption and you have fled in flow with them!!!!! Now you know if you wouldn't have let all this happen you wouldn't have gone through such situation, and the country is for the people not only for you and your family!!!!!!
God bless you and may God forgive you and your family.