Wikileaks [33]: Gamal Mubarak's succession "remains deeply unpopular on the street..."

C O N F I D E N T I A L CAIRO 002010 
SUBJECT: EGYPT: ACTIONS LOUDER THAN WORDS - GAMAL MUBARAK 
AND THE PRESIDENCY 
....The possibility that Gamal might succeed  his father remains deeply unpopular on the street - a  sentiment often echoed by commentators in the independent and  opposition press. Conventional wisdom holds that  Suzanne Mubarak is her younger son's most ardent booster.... The intra-family politics of a Gamal succession bid  are unclear. Elder son Alaa', well-known to have extensive  business interests (many of which are privately criticized as corrupt and exploitative) keeps a low public profile and has  never shown any inclination to wade into the political arena. .... Unlike the President, the First Lady is often photographed at public events with Gamal, frequently in connection with social issues. Her power and influence, many argue, are keys to Gamal's viability. Sources tell us that she has kept Mubarak pere from naming a Vice President..."