Egypt: from 2011 demonstrations to today (10 Viewers)
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I don't know what to say or where to begin. But, you simply can't imagine how Egyptians have seen hell these past few days. We were in hell.
As all citizens, I stood in the streets to fucking defend my house with a goddamn baseball bat. After the first day of protesting, we heard that there will be gangs who will start come to our homes. For 5 days I stood in the street with my neighbors for 15 hours with humble weapons to defend, and all we hear that these prisoners stole all the guns in the countries and no police. Only limited army battalions in important areas. Thats 1% of the picture. I can't really describe how I felt or what I saw, and I'm still gonna stand tonight to defend.
About yesterday's incident I was really near 3 citizens who got shot from one of these gangs. 1 died and 2 were injured. In the past days we turned about 15 outlaws in my area.
Later I can explain more. I can't believe Egypt is going through this. Just the view of a tank in a normal street is fucking weird.
As all citizens, I stood in the streets to fucking defend my house with a goddamn baseball bat. After the first day of protesting, we heard that there will be gangs who will start come to our homes. For 5 days I stood in the street with my neighbors for 15 hours with humble weapons to defend, and all we hear that these prisoners stole all the guns in the countries and no police. Only limited army battalions in important areas. Thats 1% of the picture. I can't really describe how I felt or what I saw, and I'm still gonna stand tonight to defend.
About yesterday's incident I was really near 3 citizens who got shot from one of these gangs. 1 died and 2 were injured. In the past days we turned about 15 outlaws in my area.
Later I can explain more. I can't believe Egypt is going through this. Just the view of a tank in a normal street is fucking weird.
Considering i'm using my phone i'll just say thank god wahdan is safe, also i hope naggar, hist, bianconero90, and there families are safe. Hell is an understatement to what we witnessed this week!!!
Ill share my hellish experience as soon i get to my home bec im with family considering the majority are women. I got shot at, i had night shifts guarding the house with other guys bec the police pussied out. All inall um glad the worst us behind us!!
Ill share my hellish experience as soon i get to my home bec im with family considering the majority are women. I got shot at, i had night shifts guarding the house with other guys bec the police pussied out. All inall um glad the worst us behind us!!
What is going on over there now? I'm confused. Apparently the opposition united a couple of days ago...hence the call for the 'million man march'. But there was no apparent leader there (at Tahrir) and we didn't really hear from anyone after Mubarak's speech.I feel like the lack of leadership has stopped the momentum.
All I know now is that there is some buzz about a march on the presidential palace on Friday.
All I know now is that there is some buzz about a march on the presidential palace on Friday.
The momentum has stopped because Mubarak fulfilled almost, if not all, the political problems. He will just stay for six months to avoid more crises if he left that way.
If yesterday's speech was few days earlier, this would've ended. Thanks to Mubarak's slowness people now stopped thinking and really stubborn and want him gone now.
Now, some people aiding Mubarak are protesting against people who want him down. I expect more massacres.
Best case scenario, Mubarak leaves now and Soliman, his vice, rule till the elections.
If yesterday's speech was few days earlier, this would've ended. Thanks to Mubarak's slowness people now stopped thinking and really stubborn and want him gone now.
Now, some people aiding Mubarak are protesting against people who want him down. I expect more massacres.
Best case scenario, Mubarak leaves now and Soliman, his vice, rule till the elections.
