'Fighting the crisis hashish' is a new group created on Facebook to meet a real social emergency in Egypt, according to some the result of a conspiracy: the lack of hashish. What happened? is the most frequently asked question in the coffee country for some weeks now.
Opinions abound: it would, according to some commentators, an attempt - of dubious effectiveness - by the authorities to address corruption and drug use in the upcoming legislative and presidential elections. In short, a sign of the will of the political class to clean up.
Frankly, if they understand why, given the cross-disciplinary use of soft drugs among social classes (and even the police) in Egypt. And then, if the Egyptians are well off the hashish, which is left? It might seem a joke of questionable taste, but without hesitation they talk on TV, internet and print media (independently) cream analysts.
After nearly three decades of military dictatorship, booming population growth and penetration of Wahhabi Islam, with an economic crisis which has literally taken the bread out of his mouth more than half of the country, there are questions about how to eradicate the use soft drugs?
now feared unrest, mainly by younger people, and if the disappearance of hashish splashed the people grieving heir of the Pharaohs?
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