Smart idea, look how happy he is.
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This would be funnier if Egypt was a democracy and not a horrifying dictatorship
Wait, when'd they become a dictatorship??
Edit: 2013?? How am I so far behind the times on this one?
Mubarak had been dominating the county since the 1980s. The 2011 to 2013 period was a brief period of not-dictatorship
I'm an Egyptian, and 2011-13 was 110% a dictatorship. We've always been under one, just different people in different ways
What a nice breath of fresh air. Goes to show that this is possible and preferable. Fuck trump and his gestapo regime.
Dude can't wait to get it home and build it up
Won't he have to contact the aliens to do it for him?
This is a man who likes to play with his grandchildren.
"I'm gonna make SO many slaves build this!"
Pyramids weren't built by slaves
While its been scientifically proven that it was indeed aliens, I don't think anyone knows for certain that they weren't alien slaves.
*alien prisoners with jobs
Yeah i can see that, they travelled to earth with spaceship and other advanced technologies, then we beat them into submission using our pointy sticks and forced them to build shit for us
Later that night he sat on the floor, in a onezy in front of his fireplace while his family, glowed in the enjoyment there young president had putting it together, until he fell asleep and his son carried him to bed.
But seriously love this
Not when it's a despotic regime.
The elected President was murdered in jail by this stooge's boss.
Just don’t try to sell it to Bricks and Minifigs.
That kid is such a glorious nuisance. The definition of good trouble.
It's only half a pyramid. (short in German: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/4UIQstnZ9lo )
Right. But there are no good people in these positions:
Abdelatty is not only foreign minister but also chairs Egypt’s Supreme Standing Committee for Human Rights. At Egypt’s UN human-rights review in January 2025, he portrayed Egypt as having made major progress and did not acknowledge abuses. Human Rights Watch contrasted this with documented arbitrary detention of peaceful critics, torture, enforced disappearance, serious prison abuses and unfair mass trials and executions. Calling this record major progress while omitting those abuses can reasonably be characterized as whitewashing the government's conduct.
There is also a longer history. When Abdelatty was Foreign Ministry spokesman in 2013–2015, during the crackdown after Mohamed Morsi's removal, he publicly denied that authorities were conducting a political crackdown, saying there were "no exceptional measures" against political groups. He also defended Egypt against international criticism over the prosecution of Al Jazeera journalists and rejected European criticism of those trials. Those statements came during a period when journalists, opposition figures and protesters were being arrested in large numbers.
Men are men.
my dude, my sister has the biggest lego collection of anyone i've ever met. she collected most of it as an adult.
Your sister must be men then.
Reminds me of this:
https://www.newsweek.com/japan-gifts-pokemon-plushie-new-chilean-president-1687187

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