To Egypt, I heard you like revolutions,mang

[Squirt]

Why this hasn't been in the news(haven't seen it on CNN or fox) beats
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/ty-mccorm ... 14748.html

What's shakin' Egypt?

[heroo]

same as Tunisia. People want to get rid of Housni Mubarak.

[Tia]

wanna sum it up for me?

[Gladiator_RN]

They have seen that there was a pretty succesfull 'revolution' in Tunesia going on, and now the Egyptians are giving it a try.
police n shit is trying to prevent it, sometimes not really peacefull.

[Mark.]

same as Tunisia. People want to get rid of Housni Mubarak.

Exactly.

First Tunisia, then Albania, now Egypt..

When Italy, when?!

[Something96]

Its the Call of Duty: World at Revolution

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Its the Call of Duty: World at Revolution

Awe ****. This is going to extend that IP like 5 years longer.

[ZaKnighT]

people are sick of corruption all of the politicians became billionaires.. police torture them on a daily base.. country poverty levels is unacceptable.. there is no democracy at all.. all the young people face many problems unemployment.. its sick and ridiculous over there.

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they shut all egyptian Internet/phones/cell phones... alot of news reporter are resigning because the government forced them to not comment on whats going on

[cpinney]

heres one to get your jollys off

[ZaKnighT]

they are recur ting hackers now and they are attacking the websites and trying to unblock all the sites the Egyptian government blocked

[cbkilla]

made me lol

[heroo]

just read that the Egyptian government has shut down the whole internet and all mobile networks. they're really desperate to get the situation under control, but they won't succeed. I really hope that, after Tunisia, Egypt will get rid of her dictator. The people finally have gathered the guts to oppose their corrupt government. If only my people had done that when Saddam was still in power, then Iraq wouldn't be as raped as it is today.

[William-CL]

^ I just read that as well. That is fucked.

[dom]

Wait until 0:45

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[Love]

Good for them, unfortunate that the rest of "us" are still sucking on a big one.

[dom]

[Ringtone]

i dnt get it.

[dom]

i dnt get it.

He's been the head of state since Reagan.

You don't seem to be the kind to get things.

[William-CL]

i dnt get it.

He's been the head of state since Reagan.

Yea I'd say his time is up. 30 Years seems long e-fucking nuff

[EvGa]

Wait until 0:45

Damn that's powerful. I got chills.

[*BlackFox]

they shut all egyptian Internet/phones/cell phones... alot of news reporter are resigning because the government forced them to not comment on whats going on

The problem is that their government is corrupt to the bone and full of cowards. That's it

[satman83]

same as Tunisia. People want to get rid of Housni Mubarak.

Exactly.

First Tunisia, then Albania, now Egypt..

When Italy, when?!

When juve with the league

[satman83]

Mubarak names Omar Suleiman as VP

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-12316465

Egypt's President Hosni Mubarak has named intelligence chief Omar Suleiman as his first ever vice-president as he struggles to regain control of the country.

Aviation Minister Ahmed Shafiq has also been appointed as prime minister.

Tens of thousands of protesters defied the curfew to remain on the streets, despite army warnings.

There have been clashes in Alexandria, Cairo and Ismailiya. At least 74 people have been killed in the last two days.

In Cairo, police fired rubber bullets and tear gas in clashes with protesters at the interior ministry, but the army did not intervene. Injuries have been reported.

Cairo, Alexandria and Suez are under an extended curfew from 1600 to 0800 (1400-0600 GMT).

[EvGa]

Mubarak names Omar Suleiman as VP

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-12316465

Egypt's President Hosni Mubarak has named intelligence chief Omar Suleiman as his first ever vice-president as he struggles to regain control of the country.

Aviation Minister Ahmed Shafiq has also been appointed as prime minister.

Tens of thousands of protesters defied the curfew to remain on the streets, despite army warnings.

There have been clashes in Alexandria, Cairo and Ismailiya. At least 74 people have been killed in the last two days.

In Cairo, police fired rubber bullets and tear gas in clashes with protesters at the interior ministry, but the army did not intervene. Injuries have been reported.

Cairo, Alexandria and Suez are under an extended curfew from 1600 to 0800 (1400-0600 GMT).

Bold. Great news.

[satman83]

I think if push comes to shove the Egyption army
will side with the people against the government.

[EvGa]

They pretty much already have:

The crowd went unchallenged by troops, who, in extraordinary scenes unfolding around the capital's central Tahrir Square, smiled and shook hands with protesters and invited them up onto their tanks.

http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/co ... 06404.html

[Doron]

Wait, america had two Bushes?

So, the first one kinda screwed up more than the other, since he only lasted for three years?

[Heosphoros]

Wait, america had two Bushes?

So, the first one kinda screwed up more than the other, since he only lasted for three years?

[Fiction]

Oooo I can't wait to see what the alternative will be... If you think they are just going to throw out the dictator and get some friendly people loving person/group in power, than you more than likely have another thing coming. Its completely possible that the ppl in power next will be worse and probably start trouble with other non-Muslim countries.

[Ringtone]

i dnt get it.

He's been the head of state since Reagan.

You don't seem to be the kind to get things.

its not my week

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