I think that Mubarak is done :cheers:

Hmm let see, do you guys think it will be an arab country? If so then maybe libya or sa or uae.

O_O okay we don't see a pro mubarak propaganda on the egyptian tv now but am I seeing what to be called the army propaganda on the egyptian tv now? This is getting scary.

UAE is probably the freest arab country and I doubt anything will happen there. It'll probably be Syria or Algeria.

I'm talking about where mubarak is going :D

Mubarak should be speaking in seconds.

Okay mubarak isn't going anywhere! Minister of media said so.

Oh. :lol:

Al Jazeera said it was supposed to be 20:00 GMT (5 minutes ago).

Holy crap.... I'm stressed!

The countdown is on....

Relax guys I doubt if mubarak will say anything useful.

Shit....

If he is going to step down, then no need for a speech. He would save face by doing it through a communique.. Just me thinking #jan25 #egypt


So true :(

Crap propaganda on ESC.

Good luck Egypt!

I am here at the computer eager to hear Mubarak´s speech...

Lol in ESC they're showing stuff about the old ministers. Shocking stuff.

I swear if he stay... i will get an heartattack

If hosny Mobarak wants to save Egypt. He must reform the constitution now. Or we will plounge in a Military dictatorship era

Egypt's President Mubarak reportedly says in speech does not accept orders from outside - al Arabiya #Egypt #Mubarak

Mubarak could announce end of the emergency law: Al Arabiya http://goo.gl/QLizv #egypt #Mubarak #power #jan25

Mubarak "convinced" by the good intentions of the youth: Al Arabiya http://goo.gl/QLizv #egypt #Mubarak #power #jan25

God the guy is more than 30mins late I'd be kicked out of college if I'm that late!

I don't get it, I thought the speech was prerecorded.

God the guy is more than 30mins late I'd be kicked out of college if I'm that late!

Hhhhhh you too :rofl:


30 min left for my course :bash:

I don't get it, I thought the speech was prerecorded.

:dunno:

Just listen to him as if he was Ben Laden :rofl:

BREAKING: AJE: Reuters: President Mubarak may NOT resign , he may simply lift emergency laws (in place for three decades) #Egypt #jan25

:dunno:

Just listen to him as if he was Ben Laden :rofl:

:lol:

Where is Egypt69? I haven't seen him here for three days or something.

:lol:

Where is Egypt69? I haven't seen him here for three days or something.

:dunno:

He's always away when huge event are to happen and always there when things are under control

He was going to resign and changed his mind that's why he's late.

HOSNY MOBARAK TO TALK NOW

Mubarak on tv now, talking bs.

As usual.

To the families of the martyrs: I was in pain..... Ya ebn el kalb... You lasted 17 days until you feel sorry #jan25 #mubarak

Ya ibn el wiskha, after all this he's still not resigning.

In simple english he is saying I still didn't understand you.

:rofl:

I can't believe... But if he is sincerely listening the population... He must change the constitution.... Would be chaotic if Omar Soleiman was taking the lead.

3ARS, bani2dam 3ars!!!!!

Relax azmat maystahelsh.

Good... Our constitution is abolished same as the emergency law. He should stay until elections arrives and then he leaves and dignity... Would be chaotic to see him leaving now and Omar Soleiman taking the lead.

No I totally disagree egyptian dignity if over his dignity. He also said emergency law will go when people go. Byhadedna ya3ny?

Rabena yeshfy el ga7sh el mabyfhamsh dah.

:(

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Vp omar suliman to speak shortly

I hope all the dunces at my school that kept going around just hours ago saying "He resigned! He resigned!" are proud. You see, I said I'd never believe it till I see it, and I did not excited because something like this could happen, and it did.

This is unbelievable, he's like a goddamn parasite. The fight must go on, if he's staying till September then so are we.

This is ridiculous now :ohno:

I can't believe this this utter cunt! What the fuck, fucker????
Ibn seteen 3ars, I spit on you god damn delusional maniacs!

I hope all the dunces at my school that kept going around just hours ago saying "He resigned! He resigned!" are proud. You see, I said I'd never believe it till I see it, and I did not excited because something like this could happen, and it did.

This is unbelievable, he's like a goddamn parasite. The fight must go on, if he's staying till September then so are we.

This is ridiculous now :ohno:

Btw... this saturday London's biggest protest so I will see you there! February 12th is actually the international day to protest in solidarity with Egypt so.. we must make this massive!

It say that the president can do whatever he want. Put new laws remove law kick out ministers put them in put el baradei in jail stuff like that he is free to do anything and no one can talk to him.

Mubarak just delegated his authorities to Suliman (changes nothing, as he can take it back in few seconds) and Suliman appealed to the ppl to not listen to the "foreign satellite TV channels" :lol:

If you guys noticed all his speeches are exactly at mid night! Does that have to do with time zone??? Also they are all on thursdays! If you want to know when is his next speech it will be next thursday at 12am egypt time and he will talk BS again! If he break this rule then the speech must be important.

Lol :laugh: I was also starting to notice a pattern. Wasn't the first one on the Friday of Anger though?

Hold on Hold on....


On aljazeera they say it might be a doublage of Hosny Mobarak in the speech!!

Egypt: Army Tried To Kill VP - Journalist
February 10, 2011
Officers in the Egyptian army tried to kill Egyptian Vice President Omar Suleiman, sources near the Egyptian presidency told journalist Ahmad Abd-al-Alim, Al Jazeera reported Feb. 10. Officers in civilian clothing hidden in trees were behind the assassination attempt, denied by Suleiman, in which two of Suleiman’s guards died, Abd-al-Alim said. He also said major differences existed between the command of the armed forces and that of the intelligence services, adding that either Egyptian Defense Minister Field Marshal Hussein Tantawi or the Joint Chiefs of Staff chairman could come to power.

Hold on Hold on....


On aljazeera they say it might be a doublage of Hosny Mobarak in the speech!!

:? :? Elaborate, please...

:? :? Elaborate, please...

Zay ma2olt!

El Baradei : "#Egypt will explode. Army must save the country now !"

I think a lot of persons were premature in celebrating MHM resigning. I told you before this brutal regime is very MANIPULATIVE, SELFISH and ARROGANT. The MHM regime will manipulate everything just to hangon to power and use all non-ethical methods to destroy the democracy revolution. Now all the offical regime media is claiming wael ghoniem told the demonstrators to go home (which is a lie) and there are thousands of fake "maba7eth amn dawlah" acounts on facebook creating confusion and havoc right now to destroy the democracy revolution from within. They are copying an d pastingthe same statements using diffrent accounts attacking the democracy revolution so it appears as if the majority of egyptians are against democracy and want MHM regime to remain forever in power.

"CNN confirms a couple thousand protesters have arrived at Egypt's presidential palace" - oi. #Egypt #Jan25

Zay ma2olt!

Doublage is in French... -.-'

Doublage is in French... -.-'


A faked speech....
I`m trying to fid the whole speech.... Fi 7eta fal2et men bo2o.... that's why they said it was faked.

CNN confirms a couple thousand protesters have arrived at #Egypt 's presidential palace #jan25

New plan for demonstrators.... They will reach the presidential palace.

5alas kol ely 3ayzeno et7a2a2 kfaya b2a

One commenter on eljazeera says Mubarak's speech is recorded and the head of state is out of the picture .... The gentleman said that his information is official and it is the High Council of the armed forces is currently in control ...

5alas kol ely 3ayzeno et7a2a2 kfaya b2a

Eh kolo ily 3azeno? Wala 7aga min el 7agat el a7na 3ayzinha it7a2a2it lesa.

The protests have to continue till at least our first demand, Mubarak must go.

Breaking News:Full statement by President Obama#Egypt #Tahrir #Jan25 http://bit.ly/hUOGoC

Things are getting very critical now and I'm afraid the country is on the verge of a disaster. American warships are approaching Suez canal, Unknowen group is firing rpg on police in Rafah, thousands of prisoners are free including members of Al Qaeda and other extremist groups. Protests should stop NOW. Mubarak has done the right thing by transferring his power to Omar Suleiman. If he steps down now the Constitution cannot be changed before the presidential elections and all the gains made will be lost, the other scenario is the army talking over the country.

Live ammunition were heard via the presidential palace.

How did Ahmed Ezz become billionaire in space of 20 years??????? Da kan sha7at!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Palestinians in Gaza feed Egyptian troops
Mohammed Omer, The Electronic Intifada, 10 February 2011

An Egyptian soldier at the border with Gaza. (Hatem Omar/MaanImages)

RAFAH, occupied Gaza Strip (IPS) - Mustapha Suleiman, 27, from J Block east of the Rafah crossing with Egypt, crosses through gaps in the iron fence on the border carrying bread, water, cans of meat and a handful of vegetables for Egyptian soldiers stationed on the other side.

"Whatever you offer on Saturday you will receive on Sunday," Suleiman says. "I am ready to help with what I have, for all the work they do."

Egyptian troops have run short of essential supplies, caught up in clashes involving Bedouin groups. Serious clashes have erupted between riot police and Bedouin groups over the past two weeks.

Supplies sent for Egyptian troops have not got through to them. The troops have appealed to people living in al-Arish town on the Egyptian side for help. And for troops on the Gaza border, help has come from Palestinians in Gaza -- themselves on small rations as a result of the Israeli blockade.

"We heard the Egyptian soldiers calling out to us, saying they had run out of food," a policeman in Gaza told IPS. Gazans are now "sharing their limited food with Egyptian soldiers."

Many individuals can be seen crossing the Philadelphi Corridor that separates Egypt from the Gaza Strip, carrying food and essential supplies. They find enough gaps in the fence and wall built before the Israeli withdrawal from Gaza in 2005.

Some of the supplies being offered to Egyptian troops have earlier come in from the Egyptian side to Gaza through the underground tunnels. "We overcome our Gazan hurdles under the ground, and when Egyptians need us we will overcome their hurdles above the ground," Wael al-Nasri, who owns a tunnel, tells IPS.

Most tunnels have a shared ownership between Egyptian and Palestinian partners. The tunnels are now beginning to see a movement in the opposite direction. Al-Nasri says he recently sent bags of flour back to his partner on the Egyptian side. In the face of clashes, it isn't just the Egyptian army that is running short of food.

"They have always been there for us these past five years during the Israeli siege of Gaza," says al-Nasri. "They help us to stand tall, so we help them."

Al-Nasri picked up the bags from a shop owned by Mohammed Qishta, to whom he had sold them earlier. Qishta parted with them readily. He has relatives on the Egyptian side, and says there is a scarcity on that side because of "new road blocks set up by violent thugs and armed groups." Many other dealers are sending goods back to Egypt through the tunnels, he says.

The Palestinian government in Gaza is trying to restrict the outflow of essential goods such as flour and oil, says Qishta. If the flow of Egyptian goods through Sinai on the other side of Gaza comes to a halt, Gaza itself will be hit.

Some tunnel traders are reporting a surge in the demand for light weapons in the face of the worsening security situation on the Egyptian side. Few are prepared to talk about this openly. But this has continued in the past, and many cases have been reported of Egyptian authorities confiscating arms being smuggled through these tunnels.

There seems no indication at present of light weapons being sent to the Egyptian side. But the market price for some weapons is said to have risen. "A Kalashnikov used to cost 400-500 Jordanian dinars ($560-$700) before the unrest," says al-Nasri. "The price has now doubled. In the lack of security many families who trade through tunnels on the Egyptian side need extra weapons.

Clashes are meanwhile continuing. Firing is heard every now and then in the Sinai area. There have been reports of heavy bombing as well, and of an attempt to blow up a gas pipeline that supplies Israel. There is little detail because media are unable to reach most of Sinai area from Cairo to the west, or from Gaza in the east.


http://electronicintifada.net/v2/article11793.shtml
:(

First, I think we can all agree: Mubarak is finished.

But, I still do not understand why he has not stepped down. All of sudden, people care about the constitution. Since when did Mubarak ever respect it? Why is he using it to protect himself now?

The constitution itself is illegitmate.

The solution is very simple actually: Mubarak transfers power to the army and steps down. The army safeguards the demands of the population: dissolves parliament, form a completely new constiution and a national unity government.

As long as the army is in charge, and has power, there is nothing to worry about. Egypt will remain protected from external threats. Mubarak must understand that HE is the solution, HE will protect Egypt if he steps down, not make concessions every few days.

First, I think we can all agree: Mubarak is finished.

But, I still do not understand why he has not stepped down. All of sudden, people care about the constitution. Since when did Mubarak ever respect it? Why is he using it to protect himself now?

The constitution itself is illegitmate.

The solution is very simple actually: Mubarak transfers power to the army and steps down. The army safeguards the demands of the population: dissolves parliament, form a completely new constiution and a national unity government.

As long as the army is in charge, and has power, there is nothing to worry about. Egypt will remain protected from external threats. Mubarak must understand that HE is the solution, HE will protect Egypt if he steps down, not make concessions every few days.

7ot nafskak makano.... He wants to save his face before he finishes like Romanian dictator who was executed.

If he stays, he'd rather fix what he've done or just be killed as president in his country or he may leave Egypt and then having criminel warrant by egyptians likely to beexecuted according to egyptian law.

7ot nafskak makano.... He wants to save his face before he finishes like Romanian dictator who was executed.

If he stays, he'd rather fix what he've done or just be killed as president in his country or he may leave Egypt and then having criminel warrant by egyptians likely to beexecuted according to egyptian law.

If Mubarak steps down, no one will seriously want to execute him. People want him gone; he can have his $70 Billion and just stay in Sharm. We do not want him killed or put on trail, just step down.

Sulieman can not be trusted.

If Mubarak steps down, no one will seriously want to execute him. People want him gone; he can have his $70 Billion and just stay in Sharm. We do not want him killed or put on trail, just step down.

Sulieman can not be trusted.


No.... You can't do that,

El 500 sho7ada2 deserve these 70 billion more that Hosny Mobarak... Matensash zamb7om....

When Hosny Mobarak will meet Gamal Abd El Nasser and Anwar Sadat in heaven or whatever.... Anwar Sadat will ask: Bullets or Poison???

Mobarak: Facebook


:rofl:

No.... You can't do that,

El 500 sho7ada2 deserve these 70 billion more that Hosny Mobarak... Matensash zamb7om....

I think getting Mubarak to step down was/is hard enough. Investigating Mubarak's fortune is not needed unless he is put on trail, which I believe would be unnecessary if he steps down. Our goal is to rebuild the country.

I think getting Mubarak to step down was/is hard enough. Investigating Mubarak's fortune is not needed unless he is put on trail, which I believe would be unnecessary if he steps down. Our goal is to rebuild the country.


And i believe 800 billion egp brought back is enough to rebuild :D

And i believe 800 billion egp brought back is enough to rebuild :D

lol

Good point. :lol:

A good point I just heard on CBC. The guy said Mubarak was holding on to power to strongly because he doesn't want the full extent of the corruption to be exposed. mesh 3ayez yetfede7 aktar men keda ya3ny. Imagine if he was forced to step down and the crimes, corruption, abuse and money-laundering that was happening behind the scenes was exposed.

ya rab help us get rid of those people ya rab.

A good point I just heard on CBC. The guy said Mubarak was holding on to power to strongly because he doesn't want the full extent of the corruption to be exposed. mesh 3ayez yetfede7 aktar men keda ya3ny. Imagine if he was forced to step down and the crimes, corruption, abuse and money-laundering that was happening behind the scenes was exposed.

ya rab help us get rid of those people ya rab.



What he exposed till now is enough to sentence him to death:shocked:

So UAE and Saudi Arabia are ready to pop up Mubarak regime in place of America!!

I think getting Mubarak to step down was/is hard enough. Investigating Mubarak's fortune is not needed unless he is put on trail, which I believe would be unnecessary if he steps down. Our goal is to rebuild the country.

Unless you are not Egyptian

1.Mubarak and his henchmen should stand down

2.Caretaker Govt should be installed

3.NEW Constitutional review team should be formed

4. A new constitution should be written

5. Call elections

6. Mubarak and his henchmen should be tried and answer charges of abuse of power and corruption

7. New Egyptian Govt should demand the return of stolen money...if thats impossible they should just confiscate Mubaraka and his henchmen all the properties and assets

8. I'm not Egyptian but I strongly support my Egyptian brothers in this and I believe they deserve freedom and liberty like the ones I enjoy and i really HATE it when Mubarak and his supporters tell the world that WITHOUT MUBARAK Egypt will turn into chaos! This is a country of over 80 million plus who for centuries have looked after themselves and its beggars belief when people come here and tell us that Egyptians need to be babyfed and sit by an 80 yr old dictator who has violated Egyptians dignity for his personal gain

Yallah!! Mars Yallah!

The Army now declared its guarantee. It guarantees that Constitution will be changed as appropriate, that no one from Tahrir protesters would be caught, that emergency law would go to an end, that MHM will step down in September. I believe that MISSION ACCOMPLISHED. We should go home now and celebrate. Then build our country and make ourself proud, not ashamed.

Oh this is so adorable! Guys, they promised! :nuts:

Wait, no it isn't. It sounds like more of the same patronizing shit we've been hearing all week. When they stop acting like parents speaking to their children and stop insulting the intelligence of all Egyptians, maybe I'll believe it. Lao begad it's serious why the fuck did a TV presenter read it to us? A7a, ya3ni!

What a great deal guys, give up now and Uncle Suliman promises not to anal-ize you TOO roughly. Granted, the guy's a certified torturer and a sadist but uh...the army says he will play nice, and they always keep their promise. Like yesterday. Of course they will, right?

Right? :shifty:

Reports: Mubarak left the country.

^^ Nothing confirmed yet, still rumors.

Found this song on youtube, I nominate it to be the official revolution song:

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EDIT: Mish 3aref a3mel embed le video, khodo el link ahsan: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fgw_zfLLvh8

The Army now declared its guarantee. It guarantees that Constitution will be changed as appropriate, that no one from Tahrir protesters would be caught, that emergency law would go to an end, that MHM will step down in September. I believe that MISSION ACCOMPLISHED. We should go home now and celebrate. Then build our country and make ourself proud, not ashamed.

I aint moving from Tahrir:colbert:

I aint moving from Tahrir:colbert:

WHY ??

WHY ??

As long Mobarak leaves same as Omar Soleiman. And a first official constitution is done.:colbert:

Breaking BBC Arabic: Hossam Badrawi, Secretary General of the ruling NDP "I will be announcing my resignation from the NDP within hours"

Reports: Mubarak left the country.

I heard he just left Cairo and is in Sharm el Sheikh

I heard he just left Cairo and is in Sharm el Sheikh

Huge step. Next step will be to kick him out of egypt.

or... another shark attack?

morbid I know lol

or... another shark attack?

morbid I know lol

Mafe7emta7sh

Breaking BBC Arabic: Hossam Badrawi, Secretary General of the ruling NDP "I will be announcing my resignation from the NDP within hours"

As of 4 minutes ago, Lebanese news has stated he has officially resigned

Egypt Army spokesman arrives State TV building: http://goo.gl/pBi6 #alarabiya #egypt #tahrir #jan25

Mafe7emta7sh

azdi 7uwi bil sharm.... and maybe if he takes a little swim, a nice little shark will come and play too:)

azdi 7uwi bil sharm.... and maybe if he takes a little swim, a nice little shark will come and play too:)

:D

Mubarak steps down

MABROOK YA GAMA3A MUBARAK RESIGNED!!!!

الف مبروك وتحبا مصر

IM CRYING



HOSNY MOBARAK LEFTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTT


OMAR SOLEIMAN ALLHU AKBAR


TAHYA MASRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR

The dictator is gone! Tahya Masr!

VICTORY!!!!

The army will assume power. The regime is GONE.

OMGGGGGGGGG YESS

alf mabrouk

http://reflets.info/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/egypt-flag1.jpg

مصر كلها في الشوارع شكرا يا شباب

YEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEES!

He left, I am not Egyptian but I am soooo excited!

I'VE NEVER BEEN HAPPIER IN MY ENTIRE LIFE!!! MY DREAM HAS COME TRUE!!!

CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR EGYPTIAN BROTHERS!!!


YOU HAVE ACHIEVED THE UNBELIEVABLE!!

WE ARE ALL PROUD OF YOU!!!

Alhamdolillah!!

:banana::banana::banana::
:dance:

WE SUPPORT YOU TO THE END!

TAKE THIS REVOLUTION THROUGH!

#Mubarak Has Successfully Uninstalled.. ███████████████████ 100% Complete .. #Egypt Will Restart Automatically Now. #Jan25 #Tahrir

^^7abeit!

congrats

Congratulation,my brothers from Egypt.

Mubarak and NDP to the dustbin of history where you belong!

Congratulation Egypt, I hope a new Egypt with freedom.

man al jazeera interviews with ppl are making me tear up!

Congratuln Egyptian!!!! Gob bless all of you..

Congratulations!

Oh my God! :D:D:D!!!! Mubarak is gone!! Congrats follow Egyptians! Viva la Revolution! May Egypt become a great, democratic country!

VIVA LA REVOLUTION| VIVA ALJAZEERA| VIVA THOSE WHO SUPPORTED US

Well done Egypt! Power to the people! :cheers:

Congratiulations!!!Long live Egypt and its proud people!

Let's hope Suadi Arabia and the other Arab dictators keep their claws away from Egypt. I'm sure that those assholes will do anything to get another Mubarak.

ElBaradei says not to run for president: http://goo.gl/pBi6 #alarabiya #tahrir #jan25

ElBaradei says not to run for president: http://goo.gl/pBi6 #alarabiya #tahrir #jan25

why good people dont want to run for president?:ohno:

I doubt El Baradei would win anyway, the Egyptian's don't like him.

why good people dont want to run for president?:ohno:

Baradei will participate in the new coalition to help Egypt for a true democracy.

Wow! Did he really buzz off?:eek: Finally!

My sincere congratulations and respect to those that gave everything for this! Now don't f... it up!:D

Congrats my brothers, but do not forget Soleiman for he must be out aswell!

congrats to egypt :banana2::banana2::banana2:

DepressedAli, you need to update your signature, man! :D

Mubarak resigns as president & hands power to army
Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak has stepped down and the vice president has named a military council to run the country's affairs, state television said on Friday after 18 days of mass protests against his rule.

Al Arabiya TV reported that the higher military council will sack the cabinet, suspend both houses of parliament and rule with the head of the supreme constitutional court.

The army statement was expected to be delivered later on Friday and followed President Hosni Mubarak's dramatic resignation after 30 years in power.

Hundreds of thousands of Egyptian protesters waved flags, cried, cheered and embraced in Cairo's Tahrir Square on Friday, shouting "God is Great" when the resignation of President Hosni Mubarak was announced.
President Mohammed Hosni Mubarak has decided to leave the post of president of the republic
Vice President Omar Suleiman

Former U.N. nuclear chief Mohamed ElBaradei said, "This is the greatest day of my life. The country has been liberated."

A grim-faced and ashen Vice President Omar Suleiman announced the handover on state television after an extraordinary national outpouring of rage brought more than a million furious demonstrators onto the streets.

"Taking into consideration the difficult circumstances the country is going through, President Mohammed Hosni Mubarak has decided to leave the post of president of the republic and has tasked the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces to manage the state's affairs," Suleiman said.

Earlier, the 82-year-old strongman had flown out of Cairo to his holiday retreat at Sharm el-Sheikh on the Red Sea, his ruling party said.

As news spread cries of "Allahu Akbar" -- God is greatest! -- and howls of victory rang out in the streets of the capital and firecrackers exploded.

In Tahrir Square several protesters fainted with the emotion of the moment following two weeks of protest.

The plaza has become a focal point of the revolt since it was occupied by protesters in late January, and earlier in the day had been thronged by hundreds of thousands of Egyptians, who prayed and chanted abuse at Mubarak.

"People here don't care if he's in the palace or not. We want him to quit the presidency," said 40-year-old Mohammed Hamdan, who works for an oil firm, as he joined the protest outside Mubarak's palace in the Cairo suburbs.

"He has to leave the country, our demands are clear, we want the entire NDP to be dissolved and to get out because they have destroyed the country," said Magdi Sabri, a smartly dressed middle-aged man outside state television.
Passionate officers

In a show of solidarity in at least lower levels of the army, three Egyptian officers shed their weapons and uniforms and joined the protesters.

An impassioned preacher addressed the military in his sermon, exhorting them to "act in a way that will be acceptable to God on judgement day," shortly before fainting and being carried away through the crowd.

On Thursday night, hundreds of thousands had crowded into Tahrir Square to hear a speech that was widely expected to be Mubarak's last as president.

Instead, he delegated some of his powers to his ally and Egypt's former intelligence supremo, Omar Suleiman, while vowing he would stay in office until September and one day die in Egypt, ruling out a flight into exile.

Mubarak had also been on a collision course with the international community, and in particular Egypt's key ally and donor, Washington.

In his speech on Thursday, he took a swipe at the United States and other countries that want a faster transition to democracy in the Arab world's most populous nation, vowing: "I have never bent to foreign diktats."

American President Barack Obama reacted with a flash of anger of his own, saying Mubarak had failed to map out "meaningful or sufficient" change, or to speak clearly enough to Egypt and the world.


http://www.alarabiya.net/articles/2011/02/11/137235.html

DepressedAli, you need to update your signature, man! :D

LOL will do! ^^

Switzerland says to freez Mubarak assets: http://goo.gl/smAvm #alarabiya #egypt #tahrir #jan25 #FREEEGYPT

Switzerland says to freez Mubarak assets: http://goo.gl/smAvm #alarabiya #egypt #tahrir #jan25 #FREEEGYPT

:applause:

Switzerland says to freez Mubarak assets: http://goo.gl/smAvm #alarabiya #egypt #tahrir #jan25 #FREEEGYPT

Will they be returned to Egypt?

Will they be returned to Egypt?

If we sucessfully achieve to bring back all the money stolen... We'll have 700 billion of assets....


I believe everything will be returned.

Ya rab, $70 billion could fix the whole country.

Every egyptian should get about thousand dollars

Every egyptian should get about thousand dollars

hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

Mabrook ya Misriyin!!! :banana: :banana:

Montrealers talking earlier how obama should have done something relating to the protest in cairo.... but as well eloquently stating....no other country can tell egypt what to do except for egyptian people...and the people got their wish today.....without USA interfering.....obama is smart :okay:

Montrealers talking earlier how obama should have done something relating to the protest in cairo.... but as well eloquently stating....no other country can tell egypt what to do except for egyptian people...and the people got their wish today.....without USA interfering.....obama is smart :okay:

+10000000000000000000

Thanks for supporting us guys and the international pressure.... Without your help, i think a genocide could have been done!

feF8DGk_O-I

:dance: :dance:


I was in class when the news came out. I read it on Twitter from my phone.

I jumped up in the middle of class while my teacher was presenting something. And I shouted "It's over, It's all over! Mubarak is done!" Then the class, and all my friends started clapping and cheering with me, so did the teacher.

We opened the Al Jazeera live stream and watched the celebrations. I started crying and crying, my face was soaked. And all my friends were hugging me and we were all celebrating.

In just 18 days, we the Egyptian people have brought down a a dictatorship of 30 years. We have done the impossible.

It was only with the absolute bravery, determination, perseverance and ultimate sacrifice of the Egyptian people that we achieved this.

And now, we can go to bed tonight knowing that freedom is around the corner, and that our nation with it's historic past, can now look towards a future brighter than ever. An Egypt that is united, an Egypt that is strong, and free.

Today is my 17th Birthday, and I could not have asked for a better Birthday present than this. I am speechless, astounded and overwhelmed in the heart. This alone is enough to cover every birthday I will have for the rest of my life. Mubarak leaving, and a Free Egypt is what I lived for. I do not need any birthday present again ever. This is enough for a lifetime. I can die happy now.


I've never been prouder to be Egyptian, I can't wait to shape our country we want to see, in a free and democratic environment. I can't wait to be involved and have a say in our nations affairs. And to be able to serve this nation, and its great people.

Now Egyptians can dream as big as we want to, dream in Red White and Black.

http://www.ualberta.ca/~esa106/images/egypt-flag.jpg

FOREVER EGYPTIAN. FOREVER PROUD.

I am here quickly to congratulate the new Egypt. Egypt and Egyptians are great and deserve better than Mubarak regime. I am happy for u.

Congratulations to the people of Egypt! Despotic regimes will all fall sooner or later. I hope for a democratic and prosperous Egypt, run by the people, for the people.

CONGRATULATIONS !!!

Congratulations Egypt, I've been watching and supporting you at least through the television since the beginning of the protests and I am very happy to hear that you are free. Just keep in mind that the fight for democracy and an efficient government will go on much longer than this, I remember when the PRI fell in Mexico after 70 years, so I can totally relate but the fight for a better country will continue, I just hope you don't give up ever. Congratulations

Mubarak Is No Longer A President !!

What is important now is working, and working hard. We should be proud of what we have done, be ambitious towards the future, and work hard NOW for the sake of our country and people. Congratulations, this is the BEGINNING of the road to glory.

قل اللهم مالك الملك
تؤتى الملك من تشاء وتنزع الملك ممن تشاء
وتعز من تشاء وتذل من تشاء
بيدك الخير انك على كل شىء قدير

We are all Egyptians today sharing your joy! Congratulations from Austria.:banana:

Feels good to be Egyptian tonight, everyone I meet congratulates us, phone full of SMS. The whole world is celebrating. :)

:applause::applause::applause: Congratulations from ALGERIA .

bravo !!!

http://a4.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc6/180866_187837057913353_100000611798415_512844_7141909_n.jpg

:rofl:

Congratulations!!!! Bravo Egypte!

Congratulations Egypt ! :applause:

Doesn't this warrant updating the title of this thread, to something more appropriate, considering tha great victory of people?

Egypt69?

I want to congratulate the Egyptian people on their victory against Husni Mubarak! Hopefully now Egypt will have a true democracy that the people actually want! :)

http://a4.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc6/180866_187837057913353_100000611798415_512844_7141909_n.jpg

:rofl:

What does Teeyat means?

Where does it say "Teeyat"? :?

Where does it say "Teeyat"? :?

Ok my Arabic reading is terrible, but doesn't it say Go O___ or son of O________

Fill in the blank for me, if possible. I WANNA LAUGH TOO!

It says "Resign, you *peep*, you son of a *peep*". It's not funny in English though. :(



http://www.webmaster-tool.co.uk/flag-animated/Egypt-Egyptian-National-Flag-RH.gifhttp://www.webmaster-tool.co.uk/flag-animated/Egypt-Egyptian-National-Flag-LH.gif

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I've never been prouder. :)

Thanks!

Right fully so proud!!

I DO HOPE TOMORROW'S SSC BANNER IS IN HONOUR OF THIS EGYPTION VICTORY.

today is Egypts day so enjoy urselfs and have fun, u guys have done a great job and are a role model for others

its all about Egyptians well done and congrats from Scotland :cheers:

CONGRATSSSSS!!!!! EGYPTIANS FROM VENEZUELA!!!!

Thanks!

Right fully so proud!!

I DO HOPE TOMORROW'S SSC BANNER IS IN HONOUR OF THIS EGYPTION VICTORY.

Indeed we should make one. only if egypt69 for once in his life take the risk and as like his fellow Egyptians did. I'm working on some banners now for him to submit.

but I think it's too late now, it's 10:35am in new zealand now maybe next day the 13th.

also we requested a title change for ages now. I mean really egypt69 if you going emotional and can't do you're job we can always do as in Egypt now. I don't mind taking over :lol:

Please egypt69, we want a pic of Tahrir Sq. up there.

Since some of us supported this revolution from Day 1 from a far, i guess we deserve something from Egyptian friends before we embark on our next trip to Yemen via Damascus...any suggestions?

I like the idea of a banner guys, make one, and I will definitely propose it.

Try and incorporate Tahrir Square and the Egyptian flag somehow.

It says "Resign, you *peep*, you son of a *peep*". It's not funny in English though. :(



http://www.webmaster-tool.co.uk/flag-animated/Egypt-Egyptian-National-Flag-RH.gifhttp://www.webmaster-tool.co.uk/flag-animated/Egypt-Egyptian-National-Flag-LH.gif

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I've never been prouder. :)

:drunk:

guys should we party over tinychat? :scouserd::scouserd:

I can't, I'm talking to my cousins on Skype. I feel ashamed, I still haven't installed the mic on my desktop computer. :cripes:

Ah well don't worry that is so like a typical Egyptian :lol:

Alf Mabrouk ya gama3a. Congratulations to all of us and to Egypt.

Let's hope everything goes well from now.

Allah yebarak fik ya 2mar. :D

We should spread this image everywhere:

http://a7.sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-ak-snc6/181920_1835890974622_1160890977_32204405_1281800_n.jpg

:applause::applause::applause::applause::applause:
Congratulations from Brazil

Today I shall spam this thread with songs and no one would talk to me :D

let me start with this.

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Reflects what happen nicely right?

Lol, Abdo. :rofl: :rofl:

:laugh: eih ra2yek. BTW I forgot to kick off the celebration with this,

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I'm celebrating for a week :D

Egypt 11/02/2011

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^^ Love that pic :D

Now for the glory of the people.

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:laugh: eih ra2yek. BTW I forgot to kick off the celebration with this,

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I'm celebrating for a week :D

Ra2yek? Enta alabteni set khalas? :cry:

Ohh yes :dj:

ana mesh harta7 2bl el page number 140 :D

Ohh yes :dj:

ana mesh harta7 2bl el page number 140 :D

Ana mesh harta7 2bl el 19.000 post fel section bta3 masr.

ya rab! yesma3 men bo2ek raben :D

Now we had enough of men let hear haifa wahby!!!

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btw Where is midotoria ????? :lol:

Ya 3am geblena moza mesh 3azen Haifaa Wahby wl hagas da.

i don't know. but I know one thing for sure, tomorrow was something and today we are all one celebrating. soo...

BTW Azmat wait until MASRI and Montreal come online they'll spam the thread even more :lol:

Okay ya azmat how about this?

this is a video I upload it I get spams on my e-mail for people subscribing to me and commenting now :D

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123,407 views :banana: I'll print screen the 123,456's view :)

Ya 3am geblena moza mesh 3azen Haifaa Wahby wl hagas da.

+1

Congrats guys from snowy Poland! :banana2:

Since some of us supported this revolution from Day 1 from a far, i guess we deserve something from Egyptian friends before we embark on our next trip to Yemen via Damascus...any suggestions?I'd choose one week free stay in some Egyptian spa/tourist city http://www.acrossthesalt.com/phpBB3/images/smilies/smiley_freezing.gif
LOL, no right to claim any refund. It was thriller, but from that distance more like movie than real life...



OK, but seriously, it was just first step (OK, the most risky one and maybe the hardest for the moment, but still just first one). Now you will have to:
1. change the constitution (do you need a new parliamentary elections to have a Constituent for that?)
2. to do a presidential election
3. to move from military rules to the civic ones
4. to rebuilt your country by working, working, working... (<--- the hardest steps to do ;) )

BTW, I see Amr Moussa is already preparing for the presidential campaign ;)



Oh yes, and sue the bastard Pharaoh MHM for the whole money he has stolen from your people and for all the murders he was responsible for during the last 30 years of his dictatorship (and watch carefully all the sneaky politicians who will try to jump back to the thievish business) :bash:


... but for the time being ...

:dance:

Another future is possible.

http://mapage.noos.fr/euro2004/tunisia-banner.jpg

http://mapage.noos.fr/euro2004/egypt-banner.jpg

Fn el moza di? Ana sama3 sotha bas. :laugh:

:lol:

feast your eyes :lol::lol:

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_iqp2h_ZOCac/TGhDvKrpSqI/AAAAAAAAPyA/_JgJlr4ogQE/s1600/Nancy-Ajram_preview.jpg

Congrats guys from snowy Poland! :banana2:

I'd choose one week free stay in some Egyptian spa/tourist city http://www.acrossthesalt.com/phpBB3/images/smilies/smiley_freezing.gif
LOL, no right to claim any refund. It was thriller, but from that distance more like movie than real life...



OK, but seriously, it was just first step (OK, the most risky one and maybe the hardest for the moment, but still just first one). Now you will have to:
1. change the constitution (do you need a new parliamentary elections to have a Constituent for that?)
2. to do a presidential election
3. to move from military rules to the civic ones
4. to rebuilt your country by working, working, working... (<--- the hardest steps to do ;) )

BTW, I see Amr Moussa is already preparing for the presidential campaign ;)



Oh yes, and sue the bastard Pharaoh MHM for the whole money he has stolen from your people and for all the murders he was responsible for during the last 30 years of his dictatorship (and watch carefully all the sneaky politicians who will try to jump back to the thievish business) :bash:


... but now, for a while ...
:dance:

Thankyou! :happy:

And you are very right on all your points!

and another lady for ya azmat :D

FNXITbDX1IM

^^ Nice ones!

WALKING LIKE AN EGYPTION !
http://www.barack-obama-photos.com/obama-in-egypt.jpg

Thank you Mr Obama for supporting people over a dictator!

:lol:

feast your eyes :lol::lol:

http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_iqp2h_ZOCac/TGhDvKrpSqI/AAAAAAAAPyA/_JgJlr4ogQE/s1600/Nancy-Ajram_preview.jpg

Aywa keda... :lol:

Congrats guys from snowy Poland! :banana2:

I'd choose one week free stay in some Egyptian spa/tourist city http://www.acrossthesalt.com/phpBB3/images/smilies/smiley_freezing.gif
LOL, no right to claim any refund. It was thriller, but from that distance more like movie than real life...



OK, but seriously, it was just first step (OK, the most risky one and maybe the hardest for the moment, but still just first one). Now you will have to:
1. change the constitution (do you need a new parliamentary elections to have a Constituent for that?)
2. to do a presidential election
3. to move from military rules to the civic ones
4. to rebuilt your country by working, working, working... (<--- the hardest steps to do ;) )

BTW, I see Amr Moussa is already preparing for the presidential campaign ;)



Oh yes, and sue the bastard Pharaoh MHM for the whole money he has stolen from your people and for all the murders he was responsible for during the last 30 years of his dictatorship (and watch carefully all the sneaky politicians who will try to jump back to the thievish business) :bash:


... but for the time being ...

:dance:

:hug:

and another lady for ya azmat :D

FNXITbDX1IM

Shirin moza bardo? Haram 3alek ya 3am, ba3d el shar 3ala el mozaz.

:lol::lol:


Rap, Ahmed mekki.

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Cool video. :)

First song of a new album to a record label they call themselves Revolution records.

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Not really my liking,

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I'm not a big fan of rap music. :)

ya contribute man, show us some of your stuff :D

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:laugh:

:rofl::rofl:

for the lulz

rNXN3r4QbTs

:laugh:

:puke:

Mr. Unibrow can't sing. :)

:laugh::laugh:

try this :D

SfCGHgBC4nc

My sister has been listening to that song non stop in one month now, I can't stand it!!!!!! :laugh:

:rofl: you mena the tamir honsy one? I know he got lots of fan but in sweden too :runaway: I know you love him too :laugh:

*^^ sarcastic*

Mat7awelsh teza3al masr or else :evil:

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okay I can't feel that song :colbert:

Now we're talking, one of the best songs :yes:

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No this one. :laugh:

:laugh::laugh:

try this :D

SfCGHgBC4nc

He does have a lot of fans in Sweden, my female friends love him. :bash::bash::bash:

:rofl::rofl: he better make up an excuses or he'll lose all his fans :yes:

this one is good too :)

HoTutdhzGMA

I love that song. :)

No they will still like him, they're not Egyptian so they probably wont find out about his stupidities.

who is not Egyptian? I'm talking about tamir hosny.

I don't know about this one

UARwrNKqGtE

Congratulations from the USA =)

GO EGYPT!!!

these two version of this song are nice too :D

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Congratulations from the USA =)

GO EGYPT!!!

thanks :hug:

who is not Egyptian? I'm talking about tamir hosny.

I don't know about this one

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Never heard that song before, it's pretty okay. :)

I'm saying that my friends will still like Tamer Hosny because they're not Egyptian and they will probably never find out about all the stuff.

AHh, once he see the video the big bang will happen :D

Mubarak's accounts in Switzerland got frozen by the Swiss authorities (they had a chance to practice a similar action few days ago ;) )...
Maybe few $$ blns are safe now ;)

another one ya azmat just to show ho much I love you :lol:

Tr3GW5hwmoU

That's probably as gay a human can get without actually being gay. :)

:lol::lol:

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Okay guys I apologies for the first part, now you guys wont sleep because of me :cry:

No pro-mubarak propaganda here :puke:

I invited Mubarak to register, but he's scared of egypt69 to ban him :D

Seriously, if Mubarak joined this forum I'd be super happy. I'm sure he and OnceBitten would be great friends. :) Btw, this forum was probably being watched back in the days when Mubarak was the president (10 hours ago). :)

hehe,

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I LOVEEEEEEEE THIS SONG <3

[...]
I'm saying that my friends will still like Tamer Hosny because they're not Egyptian and they will probably never find out about all the stuff.Do you really think it counts so much?
All the singers from "Mobutu's court" were loved by the Congolese even after he got overthrown. People will forgive him easily if he will admit he was wrong ;)

[...] Btw, this forum was probably being watched back in the days when Mubarak was the president (10 hours ago). :)Oh, claiming to be a dissident from the ancien régime era is so cool now :lol:

:dunno: Probably.


I've never heard that song but I recognize that woman. :D

Do you really think it counts so much?
All the singers from "Mobutu's court" were loved by the Congolese even after he got overthrown. People will forgive him easily if he will admit he was wrong ;)

my point :yes:

2dala3 ya masry 2dala3 el lela leltek :D

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btw Where is midotoria ????? :lol:

iam here

ya mido enta neset sela7ek, 5od dah, (:guns1:) :D

Oh ya, After my last comment I remembered this :D

rMqe9JWeHZs

t8BKeW_yrhE

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الحمد لله انا كنت خايف علي استقرار البلد والاقتصاد والسياحة بس يا رب بقي الناس تمشي من التحرير علشان الحياه ترجع زي ما كانت والبورصه تفتح يوم الحد علي ارتفاع ان شاء الله

Oh ya, After my last comment I remembered this :D

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Egypt69 is going to love this one. :laugh:

الحمد لله انا كنت خايف علي استقرار البلد والاقتصاد والسياحة بس يا رب بقي الناس تمشي من التحرير علشان الحياه ترجع زي ما كانت والبورصه تفتح يوم الحد علي ارتفاع ان شاء الله

:hug:

Congratulations Egypt!!

So, so happy for you all (Spent 6 weeks in Cairo/Alexandria back when i was 20 yrs old, lovely friendly people are my memories)

Hope El Baradei becomes your next president.

You are all an example for the world!

أنباء عن وصول الرئيس السابق مبارك إلى الشارقة بالإمارات

أوردت أنباء من داخل دولة الإمارات العربية المتحدة، أن هناك حالة من الاستعدادات القصوى لاستقبال شخصية دبلوماسية هامة.

وقال مصدر إعلامي مسئول إن الرئيس مبارك بعد وصوله إلى مدينة شرم الشيخ قرر المغادرة بعد صدور قرار التنحي لخارج مصر.

وربط المصدر بين الأنباء التي تواترت عن وصول مبارك إلى دولة الإمارات وزيارة وزير خارجية الإمارات لمصر ومقابلة الرئيس السابق مبارك.

كما قالت انباء غير مؤكدة إن رئيس مصر السابق في حالة صحية صعبة، ويرافقه فريق طبي أجنبي.
http://www.masrawy.com/News/Egypt/Politics/2011/february/12/emirate_sharka.aspx

ooo that's interesting. is that his final stay you reckon?



BTW THE CELEBRATION IS STILL ON!


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تدهور صحة مبارك ويغادر مع أسرته

غادر الرئيس مبارك القاهرة ، في طائرة الرئاسة مع أسرته متوجها إلى مدينة شرم الشيخ لقضاء أيامه الأخيرة.
وأكدت مصادر أن تدهور حالة مبارك الصحية، جعلت الأطباء يزيدون من جرعات العلاج الكيماوي والحيوي الذي يتناوله لعلاج السرطا.

وذكرت مصادر أن مبارك اصيب بنوبتي اغماء خلال القائه بيانه المسجل، الذي أذاعه التلفزيون المصري مساء أمس الخميس 10ـ2ـ2011، وقامت إدارة الإعلام بمؤسسة الرئاسة بعمل "مونتاج" على الخطاب المسجل.

وأدى التعديل الفني إلى تأجيل إذاعة بيان الرئيس، عن الموعد المحدد له مسبقا بنحو الساعة ونصف الساعة. وتجري السلطات المصرية اتصالات منذ ثلاثة أيام مع المستشفى الألماني الذي يعالج به الرئيس مبارك، لنقله إلى هناك في حالة تدهور حالته الصحية.

كانت "بوابة الوفد" الإلكترونية أول موقع صحفي نشر خبر خروج الرئيس مبارك في طائرة الرئاسة في السابعة والنصف مساء الخميس 10-2-2011، والتي انطلقت من مطار ألماظه القريب من قصر الرئاسة بمصر الجديدة.

وفندت بعض الفضائيات ما نشرته "بوابة الوفد" مستشهدة بخطاب الرئيس مبارك، ووجوده داخل القصر الجمهوري، وكان الرئيس قد سجل الخطاب عصر الخميس عقب لقائه بنائبه عمر سليمان، وأحمد شفيق رئيس الوزراء.

وقالت فضائية "العربية" قبل قليل: إن الرئيس مبارك وأفراد أسرته غادروا البلاد اليوم الجمعة إلى وجهة غير معلومة للنقاهة، وأن الطائرة التي استقلها مبارك وأفراد أسرته أقلعت من مطار ألماظة العسكري شرق القاهرة.
:ohno: very sad to hear that

Tesbaho 3ala kheir, post some nice songs that I can listen to tomorrow. :)

I'm going to sleep too. But this is the last post in thos page! I'm a happy man :D

Mido a source ... Btw al jazeera said that too! Looks like they are not lieing after all.