Moh_Gamea - Tweet Data Analysis

Summarization

This discussion revolves around respecting everyone's opinion and the need for a peaceful transition. Arousing debates about the military government and their rule, the people are divided in their opinion and the majority are those who oppose the military rule and desire a civilian rule. The Union of Sudanese Twitter users supports the revolution and its original intent while also urging support for a civil transition. The discussion ended with an emphasis on peace and unity amongst the people of Sudan and acceptance of each other's opinions.

Topic Modeling

1. Support for Military Coup & the Revolution
2. Debate Over Political Transition
3. Supporting Change & Democratic Transition
4. Support for Economic & Social Rights/Services
5. Role of Political Elite/Leaders in Political Change/Transition

Emotional Analysis

The tweets express a range of emotions, from frustration to hope. The writer expresses a desire for respect for those who are faithful to the revolution and calls for unity among those who oppose military rule and support the transition to a civilian government. They also express humor, sarcasm, and optimism, as well as a sense of despair at the current state of affairs. Finally, they express admiration for those who have been dedicated to the revolutionary cause for many years.

Trend Analysis

1. Support for civil transition rather than military coup: As reflected in questions such as "M what makes his opinion the absolute truth?" And "Do we support a military coup so that it can fall together with us?".
2. Sudan's high immigration rate for researchers and scientists: This was mentioned in relation to a report from PNAS journal.
3. Expansion of Fast Support forces: The phrase “Fast Support" was mentioned in reference to an anecdote.
4. Opposition to the military rule: "The people divided, part of them recognizing the play of politics and condemning the coup, believing in democratic transformation, and agreeing with all the transitory constitutional articles, which bring down the military from power, demolish empowerment, and bring civil administration, is entitled to be one of the forces of transit and part of the other still supporting the military and the coupSo which logic rejects anyone who believes in transformation?"
5. Criticism of political leaders: This was mentioned in the tweet "It's a pity that Amjed Farid turned into a person of exclusive secrets while he was engaged in daily revolutionary work for years".