Egypt: from 2011 demonstrations to today (11 Viewers)

[Bisco]

thanks moe

it seems there are conflicts going on now infront of the ministry of foriegn affairs in cairo. its a 15 mins walk tops from tahrir square. dont know if they already got past the gates or not considering its very well guarded. its also in the same street as the ministry of information aka the tv building.

 

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[Bisco]

naggar remember the article i showed well now mahmoud sa3ed is out to say its a rumour looks like he pussied out

 

[Bisco]

power has been cut off from downtown now and it seems like its insanely crazy now over there.

rumours that the protesters are in side the tv building ( i think this one is a bit far fetched bec i pass by that building everyday and its like an army base to say the least) but would be AWESOME IF ITS TRUE.

 

[Bisco]

looks like things have calmed down or nothing new has happened so i'm guessing its going to be like last night. it ends towards 4 or 5 am and then at 2 pm it picks up again.

things starting from tomorrow logically should be different as schools and universities finish up there exams and the students get there winter break meaning a lot of people will be in for this. also thursday night, friday and sat are days off from work with friday being the peak of the weekend and thats when the biggest demonstrations will take place. so far its the down town area which has been the centre of all the action in cairo with a few outskirts in that area other than that its been quite in a lot of parts of cairo.

 

[K.O.]

The first guy in this clip is both funny and sad. Good luck to Egyptians. In Saudi, we're already building a house in flooded Jeddah for Hosni Mubarak next to Bin Ali

 

[ReBeL]

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/audio/2011/jan/26/egypt-violence-jack-shenker-arrest-audio

 

[Dostoevsky]

You know, this all reminds of Serbia. Riots, fights, corruption and revolution. Our was just October Revolution.

Democracy fights for human rights. You guys think it's going to be better without Mubarak? Well, let me tell you no. If anything it's going to much, much worse. If democracy comes there you are pretty much doomed. It's something you can't fight with. The west is going to rule your country, sell basically everything you have and then dump you. At the beginning we never thought there's anything to lose but in the end we lost everything. Democracy always fails.

 

[Gamaro]

You know, this all reminds of Serbia. Riots, fights, corruption and revolution. Our was just October Revolution.

Democracy fights for human rights. You guys think it's going to be better without Mubarak? Well, let me tell you no. If anything it's going to much, much worse. If democracy comes there you are pretty much doomed. It's something you can't fight with. The west is going to rule your country, sell basically everything you have and then dump you. At the beginning we never thought there's anything to lose but in the end we lost everything. Democracy always fails.

Ofcourse 3rd world countries can't apply Democracy in the proper way,but whatever disadvantages Democracy has,it still won't be worse than Mubarak.

If Democracy is bad in your point of view,then you should know that Mubarak is the worst.And who told you that Egypt now is not already controlled by the west?!!!!!!
In fact,all Arab countries are,and if someone tells you other than this,he/she is a liar.

 

[ReBeL]

You know, this all reminds of Serbia. Riots, fights, corruption and revolution. Our was just October Revolution.

Democracy fights for human rights. You guys think it's going to be better without Mubarak? Well, let me tell you no. If anything it's going to much, much worse. If democracy comes there you are pretty much doomed. It's something you can't fight with. The west is going to rule your country, sell basically everything you have and then dump you. At the beginning we never thought there's anything to lose but in the end we lost everything. Democracy always fails.

It is a totally different case, mate...

In Serbia, the West supported the people to remove the anti-Western regime. Then, they let you down and did not help you normal people as long as they already achieved what they wanted regardless what the slogans they were telling you by spreading freedom and such things. In the end, they don't care about anything but their own countries, and we can not blame them.

In the Arab countries, now Egypt, the regimes are the whores of the West and they are against any means of democracy. They are spreading corruption and poverty, and the West is not saying one word as long as that does not hurt their countries. (If they think right, they would know that what they are calling terrorists are the result of these elements). So, any revolution in any Arab country CAN NOT bring worse governments by any means, because simply we reached the bottom.

I wish the revolutions can lead to prosperous countries. I hope Tunisia will be a shining pioneer in order to encourage the rest of peoples to go the same way.

 

[Dostoevsky]

Ofcourse 3rd world countries can't apply Democracy in the proper way,but whatever disadvantages Democracy has,it still won't be worse than Mubarak.

If Democracy is bad in your point of view,then you should know that Mubarak is the worst.And who told you that Egypt now is not already controlled by the west?!!!!!!
In fact,all Arab countries are,and if someone tells you other than this,he/she is a liar.

It is a totally different case, mate...

In Serbia, the West supported the people to remove the anti-Western regime. Then, they let you down and did not help you normal people as long as they already achieved what they wanted regardless what the slogans they were telling you by spreading freedom and such things. In the end, they don't care about anything but their own countries, and we can not blame them.

In the Arab countries, now Egypt, the regimes are the whores of the West and they are against any means of democracy. They are spreading corruption and poverty, and the West is not saying one word as long as that does not hurt their countries. (If they think right, they would know that what they are calling terrorists are the result of these elements). So, any revolution in any Arab country CAN NOT bring worse governments by any means, because simply we reached the bottom.

I wish the revolutions can lead to prosperous countries. I hope Tunisia will be a shining pioneer in order to encourage the rest of peoples to go the same way.

It's the key word. I think everyone here was thinking the same and people will probably confirm it. Believe me, it can always be worse. I do hope you won't feel that bitter taste in 4-5 years, I really do. But never think it's like that and how it can't be any worse, because it just can.

But thanks for clearing some things up, I'm not aware much how Arabs control political powers.

 

[Bisco]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vo5Fn1-2E8o

The first guy in this clip is both funny and sad. Good luck to Egyptians. In Saudi, we're already building a house in flooded Jeddah for Hosni Mubarak next to Bin Ali

u r a good man K.O ben ali meskeeeen!!! this one is not going to run off to saudi ( u guys are lucky bec honestly it has caused u enough trouble) this going is going to the usa to get his green card official i doubt this one is heading to saudi but would be interesting to see what happens. that compilation is pretty good

You know, this all reminds of Serbia. Riots, fights, corruption and revolution. Our was just October Revolution.

Democracy fights for human rights. You guys think it's going to be better without Mubarak? Well, let me tell you no. If anything it's going to much, much worse. If democracy comes there you are pretty much doomed. It's something you can't fight with. The west is going to rule your country, sell basically everything you have and then dump you. At the beginning we never thought there's anything to lose but in the end we lost everything. Democracy always fails.

Ofcourse 3rd world countries can't apply Democracy in the proper way,but whatever disadvantages Democracy has,it still won't be worse than Mubarak.

If Democracy is bad in your point of view,then you should know that Mubarak is the worst.And who told you that Egypt now is not already controlled by the west?!!!!!!
In fact,all Arab countries are,and if someone tells you other than this,he/she is a liar.

It is a totally different case, mate...

In Serbia, the West supported the people to remove the anti-Western regime. Then, they let you down and did not help you normal people as long as they already achieved what they wanted regardless what the slogans they were telling you by spreading freedom and such things. In the end, they don't care about anything but their own countries, and we can not blame them.

In the Arab countries, now Egypt, the regimes are the whores of the West and they are against any means of democracy. They are spreading corruption and poverty, and the West is not saying one word as long as that does not hurt their countries. (If they think right, they would know that what they are calling terrorists are the result of these elements). So, any revolution in any Arab country CAN NOT bring worse governments by any means, because simply we reached the bottom.

I wish the revolutions can lead to prosperous countries. I hope Tunisia will be a shining pioneer in order to encourage the rest of peoples to go the same way.

i would'nt have answered this different dusan, although i understand the similarities between both nations. gio even told me the same things u guys have were over here too i just want to say reb "this is the bottom" ?!?!?! we r waaaaaaaaaaaay beyond the bottom all of us specially if what i saw today on jsc about the documents they have is solid. that means we've gone waaaay past rock bottom.

 

[Bisco]

facebook is down for me, and others so i think they went with there plan to bring it down. dont know if it will be back tonight or not ahead of tomorrow's expected riots nationwide or not.

last i read before it went down was that suez is having the roughest treatment since last night. they have no land lines nor do they have cell phone coverage. they have a curfew that kicked off at 5:30 pm.

there are confirmed reports it seems that there was exchange of fire between the police and the people in suez.

cairo seems to be having a quite evening but it might be on in downtown i dont know. as for tomorrow i think people are very serious about going on with it.

the egyptain tv still maintains a very belittling attidute to this... no surprise there.

 

[Naggar]

ahmed fb is blocked for me too now! i think everyone too.

Alex is very calm today too (but i didnt go out except in the morning)

ill wait and see tomorrow.

 

[Bisco]

yup its down thay really went with it. i'm trying to use opera to see if it will work or bardo the same thing.

 

[Enron]

You know, this all reminds of Serbia. Riots, fights, corruption and revolution. Our was just October Revolution.

Democracy fights for human rights. You guys think it's going to be better without Mubarak? Well, let me tell you no. If anything it's going to much, much worse. If democracy comes there you are pretty much doomed. It's something you can't fight with. The west is going to rule your country, sell basically everything you have and then dump you. At the beginning we never thought there's anything to lose but in the end we lost everything. Democracy always fails.

The west already rules their country.

 

[Bisco]

try this on opera, and let me know how it went!

naggar i tried this just now and its back to work for me now. with firefox and i,e it does'nt work

EDIT: false alarm it just loaded the front page and then it goes down like the rest of the browsers.

 

[Bisco]

naggar since facebook is'nt working u can follow whats going on here http://twitter.com/Sandmonkey

note: i'm not really good with twitter but it has some good stuff. oh and use opera not firefox for this.

 

[Yamen]

get ultrasurf guys
www.mediafire.com/?50h5q9djka34bw0&h=ad5a0

 

[Zé Tahir]

Internet has been shut down in Egypt according to some twitter messages.

 

[Enron]

I saw that as well.