Egyptian “blogger” Alaa Abd El-Fattah has issued something of an apology after his arrival in the United Kingdom sparked major controversy in a case that strikes to the very heart of state failure in Westminster.
There are growing calls on the government to strip the only recently conferred British citizenship from Egyptian activist Alaa Abd El-Fattah, a prominent figure in the Egyptian Revolution during the Arab Spring which brought the Muslim Brotherhood to power in 2012. El-Fattah has been jailed in his native country for many years until this past week when he was released to the United Kingdom.
This claim of ignorance by the British…
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