Majeed Mahmoud, Sameh Ashour and Murtada [Mansour] suddenly wake up and find themselves after the revolution to be opponents of tyranny and corruption after spending all their lives in alliance with the big capitalists in and out of Egypt? How dare any one of them even dare to appear in Tahrir Square amongst the protesters?! This has happened only because of the opportunistic and tyrannical behaviour of the Muslim Brotherhood and Salafis throughout the past months who kept manipulating the masses whilst making deals with SCAF and salvaging Mubarak's men. Hence, there is no punishment for the murderers of the revolution's martyrs, no restructuring of the Ministry of Interior and no changes at all in the social bias of the state. This is exactly what has encouraged the regime's remnants to reappear strongly on the political scene. The regime's remnants never were and never will be a part of the national cohort. They -- alongside Mubarak -- are against the people and have always positioned themselves in the service of Zionism and American imperialism. One good example of the regime's remnants is Amr Moussa. However, it is disturbing to see some supposedly nationalist figures such as Hamdin Sabahi and [Mohamed] ElBaradei, who represent two political forces within the revolution's camp, involve themselves in this dubious "National Front". We think they are acting in an opportunistic way, following the mantra "My enemy's enemy is my friend". This attitude may suit opportunists who place their narrow electoral interests above the people's interests,