Ayman Nour Quotations

We found in this long journey in a short time a great capacity for honesty, a great solidarity from the people for the Egyptian program for change, for the Egyptian program to reform this nation,

We accept only the results of free and fair elections, and we won't accept results of rigged elections. ... We have seen examples of forgery ... we hold the NDP (ruling party) responsible in front of God for forging the elections.

The results have no relation to reality. We won't give legitimacy to something that is illegitimate.

Now we don't know the opposition, but we will then.

Now there is fear in the street. For me the fact that the demonstration wasn't well organized and didn't last for a long time is a sign. They weren't able to mobilize the one million they had advertised.

I wish the prosecution would have investigated and searched for the truth with the same enthusiasm it looked for accusations. The prosecution has been throwing around charges in a premeditated way.

I am ready to commit suicide in the middle of the press conference and say, 'What you're doing is the reason for this,'

There is no chaos. There is no probability, zero, for a coup.

You have not protected the people of Egypt, you have protected the people in power.

We shouldn't let defeat seep into hearts by assuming Mubarak will win. He's not going to win.

We shouldn't let defeat seep into hearts by assuming Mr. Mubarak will win. He's not going to win.

We will call for ... a re-election. There were violations ... regarding the right of the voter to cast his ballot.

What happened was a continuation of the forged referendums that used to take place before.

The results have nothing to do with reality.

This is not an election. They are treating this as another referendum. The government has lied (about a fair vote).

This is not an election. It would have been wiser for Hosni Mubarak to win by a small margin or even lose, than win in a fabricated way.

This is not about winning or losing, but about due process. Whether we got 1 percent or 51 percent, if you feel the process is flawed, we are going to take legal measures.

This is not about winning or losing, but about due process, ... Whether we got 1% or 51%, if you feel the process is flawed, we are going to take legal measures.

This exercise is designed to bring in Gamal.

This is a farce. I will appeal to get our rights back.

There were violations ... regarding the right of the voter to cast his ballot.

They're dealing with me as an enemy of the president. All these things are beyond my control.

It made Egyptians think, 'Why have we accepted this for 24 years? ... I believe, whatever the result, we have a large gain for democracy and liberalism.

It shows she doesn't understand anything at all. She made a statement that suggests she doesn't know she was in Egypt. It was comical.

conducted with transparency. And if this happens it will be a big achievement for Egypt.

It's very humiliating. This is more than I can take.

I'm not going to congratulate him. Congratulate him for what?

I'm running to succeed and there is a high chance of winning this time around because people can't wait for change.

I pay the price when she speaks (of me) and I pay the price when she doesn't. But what's happening to me now is a message to everybody.

In the street this morning they followed me. This is new.

I cannot be available for the election campaign. This is not possible. Every day there is a hearing.

The emergency laws have stood has a barrier to our rights. We do not need our security forces to protect Egypt from its own people.

The elections are a 100 percent successful step. At least there will be hope after six years. Now we don't know the opposition candidates, but we will know them then.

The goal of all this is to smear my campaign, ... I will carry on my campaign . . . even if it's from this cage.