I need to locate a minister in Egypt so i can email a compliant to him..

can someone help me please???

My uncle a millionaire Mohamed youseff has taken our inheritance him and his sisters as they falsified documents to prove that my father had no children in the courts.
Owner of Sea Bird Services in Cairo. Import and Export co.
After my father past away They also took all my fathers belongings and sold them, I need to mention here that my father was an artiest a talented artiest too, he had hundreds of paintings in his small apartment that he wanted to publish in a gallery in Cairo since he was very talented, even his clothes they sold, they left me nothing being his only son, and nothing I can keep as memory of my father!!!

After my father passed away my uncle Mohamed youseff, my fathers brother and his sisters Nareman and Nawal Youseff decided to take my fathers property’s after his death since we were not in the country as we were here in Melbourne / Australia
Someone HELP

check out the name of the minister thro google by taking the steps like ….first search for egypt..then politics…then the name of the minister..u ll get the full database with photo for verifying urself..
Thanks
Jitenthran VC

Sydney, March 3 (DPA) The finger-paintings of a two-year-old would normally be praised for their creativity by doting parents and get a place under a fridge magnet along with shopping lists, bills and postcards. But Aelita Andre’s parents have managed to convince a Melbourne gallery that their tot’s acrylics deserve a solo exhibition next month. Australian national broadcaster ABC said that art critics are bitterly divided over the honour Brunswick Street Gallery owner Mark Jamieson has bestowed on the daughter of Russian-born photographer Nikka Kalashnikova and husband Michael Andre.
Kalashnikova showed Jamieson little Aelita’s work in October – but didn’t say the work was her daughter’s and that she was not yet two. It was only after he agreed to take the paintings that the deception was revealed.

‘I was shocked and, to be honest, a little embarrassed,’ Jamieson said

http://in.news.yahoo.com/43/20090303/902/twl-two-year-old-to-hold-painting-exhibi.html

The vacuity and gullibility of the modern art establishment is exposed yet again. Remember those paintings that turned out to have been done by an elephant? (Or it might have been a chimp, I’m not sure.)

The Emperor truly has no clothes.

‘I was shocked and, to be honest, a little embarrassed’, said the gallery owner. Quite right too, you silly little man.

also, why are there paintings from the 19th century of france in the adelaide gallery?

maybe someone purchased the painting and donated the painting to the Adelaide gallery

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