Egypt's 25th of January Revolution

[Azmat]

I'm not fighting.

[Montrealers]

Originally Posted by Azmat

I'm not fighting.

Ma3alena


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I heard Faruk El Baz came back from USA for Mesr El Naharda and he was soo happy about what happened ... He also spoke about his project which may resolve our agriculture issue

[Mr. Eritrean]

Mubarak is allegedly in a coma (this I can believe, as he looked sick), now alleged reports are coming out stating Ben Ali is in a coma too.

Former Tunisian President Zine al Abidine Ben Ali 'in a coma'

Deposed Tunisian president Zine al Abidine Ben Ali is in a coma in a Saudi hospital following a stroke, according to a family friend.
5:00PM GMT 17 Feb 2011
The 74-year-old former leader slipped into a coma "two days ago" while being treated in a Jeddah hospital after suffering a stroke.

Former Tunisian President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali
"He had a stroke, and his condition is serious," the unnamed friend said.
Mr Ben Ali and his family fled to Saudi Arabia on January 14 after a popular uprising ended his 23-year grip on power in the north African country.
Earlier, a spokesman for the interim government that replaced Mr Ben Ali's regime would neither confirm nor deny the reports that the ex-president was in hospital.
Tunisia's Le Quotidien newspaper reported on Thursday that Mr Ben Ali had suffered a stroke.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worl...in-a-coma.html

[mwinyi]

We are all KHALED SAEED

least we forget

[Montrealers]

Ahmed Ezz straight to jail

[egypt69]

Wow, I never thought I'd see the day of Ahmed Ezz in handcuffs

And hopefully the rest of the corrupt ministers who have been killing and corrupting follow

Looks like finally the police are in the service of the people. Again, this keeps hitting me over and over. What's happening in Egypt is absolutely historic. All this was UNTHINKABLE just a month ago.

[Montrealers]

Todays Tahrir Square

[Montrealers]

Damn the red clothed guy at 0:12 just take down the horse??????

[Azmat]

I bet it's this guy:

Originally Posted by egypt69

Wow, I never thought I'd see the day of Ahmed Ezz in handcuffs

And hopefully the rest of the corrupt ministers who have been killing and corrupting follow

Looks like finally the police are in the service of the people. Again, this keeps hitting me over and over. What's happening in Egypt is absolutely historic. All this was UNTHINKABLE just a month ago.

I feel like I'm dreaming. My beautiful country is finally ready for democracy adnt hose who opposed it are going to straight to jail. :')

[Montrealers]

Hundreds call for honoring, apologizing to ousted Mubarak

Hundreds protested the way "Mubarak was forced to step down" outside Mostafa Mahmoud Mosque. (Photo by Marwa Al-A'sar/Daily News Egypt)


By Marwa Al-A’sar/Daily News Egypt February 18, 2011, 10:45 pm


CAIRO: Hundreds of protesters called for honoring ousted president Hosni Mubarak during a demonstration held Friday afternoon outside Moustafa Mahmoud Mosque in Mohandiseen, changing “We are sorry Mr. President”

“The people want to honor the president,” they all chanted, borrowing a rhyme popular in anti-Mubarak demonstrations, “The people want to topple the regime.”

Over 1 million people flocked to Tahrir Square at the same time to honor over 365 martyrs and celebrate the “Friday of Victory,” marking a week since Hosni Mubarak stepped down after 18 days of nationwide demonstrations.

“I’m protesting today against the way Mubarak [was forced to] step down …this was very humiliating to the man who served this country for decades,” one protester told Daily News Egypt

“Mubarak is a man who never accepted injustice,” she added.

Another protester said that “Mubarak should have been given a chance to restore order in the country before leaving.”

“Wake up … Mubarak is your father,” protesters chanted.

“Mubarak, raise your head up high …we know how loyal you are,” the protesters said.

The pro-Mubarak protesters also hailed whom they descried as “the martyrs of change,” the protesters killed by police forces on Jan. 25 and the following days, while some carried large banners featuring the pictures of some victims.

Afterwards, they stood a minute of silence and recited verses of the holy Quran to honor them

Other protesters carried a banner on which they wrote: “Yes for change, no for insulting the strongman …
We are sorry Mr. President.”

During the protest, the organizers played the national anthem while protesters sang, waving the Egyptian flags. Then they raised their hands in a military salute.

The organizers also played Mubarak’s final TV speech followed by a patriotic song by pop-star icon Amr Diab.

Military police soldiers and officers partially cordoned off the protesters, while only one senior police officer appeared on the scene.

The Friday prayer’s sermon given by the Imam at Moustafa Mahmoud Mosque before the protest called on Egyptians to give up protesting and get back to work.

A wave of sector protests and strikes has swept the country since Feb. 9. After Mubarak stepped down, the now ruling Supreme Council of the Armed Forces urged citizens to go back to work to rebuild the country and put an end to strikes.

http://www.thedailynewsegypt.com/egy...d-mubarak.html

[Montrealers]

الصفحة الرسمية للمجلس الأعلى للقوات المسلحةwelcome

http://www.facebook.com/Egyptian.Arm...app_4949752878

[Private Eye]

Unacceptable behavior from Qaradawi and the MB. They better not be thinking about hijacking the revolution.
How can he stop Wael Ghonim from speaking? Howa kan medan aboo? Brotherhood wankers.

4.14pm – Egypt: The Google executive who was arrested for his role in the Egyptian uprising was barred from speaking on stage in Tahrir Square today, AFP is reporting.

The news agency says Wael Ghonim, who played a key role in using the internet to spark the uprising against Hosni Mubarak, was prevented from accessing the stage by men who "appeared to be guarding" Yusuf al-Qaradawi – the influential Muslim Brotherhood figure.

"Ghonim, who was angered by the episode, then left the square with his face hidden by an Egyptian flag," AFP reported.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/blog...s-live-updates

[Montrealers]

Qaradawi lost my respect... This bastard won't hijack our revolution

[MASRI]

Guys, give him a break. The guy has not been in Egypt for ages. It is his first time back. Plus, he has been advocating for democracy in Egypt for the decades.

[Montrealers]

Libya updates: Albayda town is under control of protesters. Benighazi still has thousands of protesters. Aljazeera Reports that Ghaddafi is using non-Libyan mercenaries to attack protesters after Libyan police refused to attack protesters. Smaller protests in Tripoli as well. There is almost a media blackout in Libya so I got no photos or videos unfortunately. This photo is from Tahrir square today.

[xAbd0o]

Originally Posted by MASRI

Guys, give him a break. The guy has not been in Egypt for ages. It is his first time back. Plus, he has been advocating for democracy in Egypt for the decades.

+1 people are speaking way to early.

[Montrealers]

Hosni Mubarak Not Dying, Had Breakfast on the Beach http://tiny.cc/x2k3s #egypt

[xAbd0o]

yup, I told you guys, these leaders are making these excuses to escape from the international court.

[egypt69]

Originally Posted by Montrealers

Damn the red clothed guy at 0:12 just take down the horse??????

What a beast! hahahaa

[egypt69]

Photos from today, Celebrations/Honoring of Martyrs. More than 1 million people showed up in Cairo, 200,000+ in Alexandria.