Al-Misrati: Aguila Saleh turned off his phone and has not responded to anyone since he issued the decision to impose a tax on the exchange rate
Journalist Mahmoud Al-Misrati confirmed that the Speaker of the Tobruk Parliament, Aguila Saleh, has been turning off all his phones since he issued the decision to impose a tax on the exchange rate, and does not respond to anyone, especially those who criticize the decision.
Al-Misrati explained in a video clip on his account on the social networking site “Facebook” that he was surprised by the decision, especially since everyone in Parliament rejected it, adding that this position of Aqeela made us wonder why he took such a decision, and why he did not come out to clarify and explain to the representatives and the people. About his position.
He continued by saying, “The real saboteurs of the national economy are in Tripoli, and if they wanted to rationalize spending there, for example, $2 billion for a group of vagabonds who were appointed to embassies abroad,” and if he wanted to implement real austerity, why did he not move to confront the salaries and abuses in them and the emergency expenses from which the bear is paid?“.
He continued saying, “Corruption in governments, whether in Al-Dabaiba government or the eastern government, has become unbearable and they are ashamed of it. There are people among them who do not want to save the country and do not want elections. If the theft in them stopped, we would find ourselves far from any economic crisis.”
He explained that saving the economy comes from closing the black hole through which public money is wasted in embassies and salaries and the crazy and irresponsible increase committed by Dabaiba against the country’s economy.
