Hopefully, you are beginning to understand the power of the global owners of capital, and the institutions they have established and control, such as the International Monetary Fund (which basically dictates economic policy in Europe, and entraps developing nations in unpayable debt to subjugate their governments), and multinational corporations and banks.
Hopefully, you are beginning to understand the drive for the monopolization of control over every aspect of life on this planet by the global financial elite.
And hopefully you are beginning to view the individual struggles in Egypt, Syria, Libya, Morocco, Tunisia, Algeria, and everywhere else, within the context of this unprecedented power grab by 0.1% of the population.
If you still think YOUR country is different and unique, and that when the IMF, foreign investors, and the super rich impose the same program in your country that they are imposing everywhere else , you think somehow it is for different reasons, or that it is somehow NOT part of an established pattern repeated in country after country…I will leave you in your parallel universe to grapple with the scenarios of your own imagination, and wish you well, as-Salaamu ‘alaikum.
If you do, however, recognize that the IMF has circumvented democracy in Europe and subordinated national governments in the West, and that they have done the same, and are doing the same, with even greater ease and even more obviously, in the developing world; and if you are aware that economic monopolization has reached such a degree that literally less than 150 companies own and control nearly every major corporation in the world; and that 62 private individuals own as much wealth as half the people on earth; and if you know that the government of the most powerful country in history has been bought and paid for by rich political donors; you will inevitably have to recognize that authority, power, and control today is exercised solely as the privilege of the global super rich. You are governed by, and only by, individuals and institutions in the private sector.
Once you recognize this, you must rationally begin to comprehend that resistance to oppression, fighting injustice, jihad against tyranny, revolution for liberation, absolutely must be undertaken in the private sector; it must be directed at the real existing power structure. Unless and until you re-calibrate revolutionary strategy in this manner, no matter what action you undertake, you will do nothing but fortify and strengthen the system you are trying to escape.