Egyptian Revolution Tweets. Today is the 'Sunday of Martyrs', Part 9

[Catherina]

Egyptian Revolution Tweets. Today is the 'Sunday of Martyrs', Part 9

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=439x358691">Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, Part 5, Part 6, Part 7, Part 8

Some Mubarak Financial documents DDos'd to dissappear found here

To see Tahrir battlepoints Google Earth + overlay


Christians, Muslims join voices in Tahrir Prayer, loudly recite the "Our Father" prayer in a heartwarming show of unity.

Please rec if you read these

[Catherina]

1. Meanwhile from the wealthy, "They're Acting Like Spoiled Children and Embarrassing Our Country"

LaurenBohn Lauren E. Bohn
Back to business as usual? @sarahbethlynch and I spent the day outside #Tahrir: foreignpolicy.com/articles/2011/… @FP_Magazine #Jan25 #Cairo #Egypt
15 minutes ago



"They're Acting Like Spoiled Children and Embarrassing Our Country"
In a wealthy Cairo enclave, Egyptians are eager to get back to their ordinary lives.

BY LAUREN E. BOHN | FEBRUARY 6, 2011



CAIRO—The buzz of blow driers drowned out any talk of revolution at a popular salon in Zamalek, an upscale neighborhood on an island in Cairo that is home to some of Egypt's wealthiest. The beauty boutique had been closed for days. But on the twelfth day of protests, it was back to business as usual.

Zamalek is located just across the river from Tahrir Square, the epicenter of one of the most significant fights for democracy in modern Arab history. Many say they have remained in their homes all week, but finally stepped out today in an attempt to regain normalcy.

"I miss driving home late at night. I miss Tamarai and Club 35," said Farida El Khadem, 22, typing gingerly on her Blackberry to protect her fresh manicure. "I don't think I'll be able to go there anytime soon. I want my life back."

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"We thought of it like Lebanon, where people go out dancing after bombs," Hanam said as blue and red curlers were pulled from her hair. On the floor below, women got Botox and laser hair removal treatments. "But we are all scared for our futures."

http://www.foreignpolicy.com/articles/2011/02/06/theyre_acting_like_spoiled_children_and_embarrassing_our_country?sms_ss=twitter&at_xt=4d4f2cbc449d959c,0

[Catherina]

2. Go Out written with stones in several languages in Tahrir Square

RamyRaoof Ramy Raoof
Go Out written with stones in several languages in Tahrir Square http://flickr.com/photos/ramyraoof/5422799193/ #Egypt #Jan25
16 minutes ago

[RandomThoughts]

12. Rau is not correct

Peter Gabriel - In Your Eyes
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s9CD4_3wChM

White Houses
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SM3fEJyPrrg

[Catherina]

14. You just can't see the whole word. It's the first 3 ltrs of Raus

German for GET OUT! Quite imperative too.

[Catherina]

3. Eyes on Egyptian Nat'l TV:Multiple Ch's: appearances by people who are 'speaking' for the #Jan25 pro

Jan25voices Jan25 Voices
Eyes on Egyptian Nat'l TV:Multiple Ch's: appearances by people who are 'speaking' for the #Jan25 protesters, but say contradictory things.
19 minutes ago

[Catherina]

4. non official video - 25 Jan Revolution - Dream With Me - (just gorgeous!)

Jan25voices Jan25 Voices
Eyes on Egyptian Nat'l TV:Multiple Ch's: appearances by people who are 'speaking' for the #Jan25 protesters, but say contradictory things.
24 minutes ago Favorite Retweet Reply

Dream With Me (Ehlam Ma'aya) - 25 Jan Revolution


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zHZbZm69PCE

non official video - 25 Jan Revolution - Dream With Me - Hamza Namira

Ameen Mohammed Umarjee
Dream with Me
Hamza Namira

Dream with me,
Of a tomorrow that’s coming,
And if it doesn’t come,
We’ll bring it ourselves.
We’ll stride upon this path,
Our many footsteps will lead us to our dream.

Dream with me,
Of a tomorrow that’s coming,
And if it doesn’t come,
We’ll bring it ourselves.
We’ll stride upon this path,
Our many footsteps will lead us to our dream.

No matter how many times we fall,
We’ll be able to rise again,
Find the way through, challenge and defy the dark clouds,
We’ll find our night transformed into a thousand days,
Only if we dream.

No matter how many times we fall,
We’ll be able to rise again,
Find the way through, challenge and defy the dark clouds,
We’ll find our night transformed into a thousand days,
Only if we dream.

Dream with me my friend,
Our footsteps will shorten the distance
I care about my innocent dream
Whatever it may be
It will stand beside us
No matter how long our journey becomes
Even if we become lost, my friend,
Our reunion will rally us toward our dream,
Towards our dream,
Towards our dream,
Towards our dream.

Towards our dream,
Towards our dream,
Towards our dream,
Towards our dream,
Only if we dream.

[Catherina]

5. 3arabawy, New post: 28/1/11 The Battle for Downtown Cairo

3arabawy Hossam عمو حسام
New post: 28/1/11 The Battle for Downtown Cairo حرب شوارع في يوم الغضب http://bit.ly/fzUhmR
23 minutes ago


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C8WM6_lPuEY&feature=player_embedded#
Downtown Cairo was a war zone in every sense of the word on the Friday of Anger, with the police firing continuous rounds of tear gas, rubber bullets, birdshots, and live ammunition…

[Catherina]

6. AJA just showed incredible footage of a man walking up to the Int Ministry, being shot in cold blood

blakehounshell Blake Hounshell
BTW, AJA just showed some incredible footage of a man walking up to the Interior Ministry and being shot in cold blood. Not sure from when.
25 minutes ago Favorite Retweet Reply

[Catherina]

7. Lots of sirens today heard in Manyal

NadiaE Nadia El-Awady
Lots of sirens today heard in Manyal #egypt #jan25. We live about ten minutes driving distance from Tahrir and across street from hospital
23 minutes ago

[Catherina]

8. "We're Not Leaving Until Mubarak Leaves"

3arabawy Hossam عمو حسام
"We're Not Leaving Until Mubarak Leaves" http://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2011/02/06/18671407.php #Jan25
23 minutes ago Favorite Retweet Reply


"We're Not Leaving Until Mubarak Leaves"
by Kara N. Tina
Sunday Feb 6th, 2011 10:59 AM

This interview with Egyptian revolutionary socialist journalist Hossam el-Hamalawy was conducted on Saturday, February 5th at 8pm (Egyptian time). Due to time limitations we were only able to address half of the questions we had prepared. Below el-Hamalawy comments on the current decisive moment faced by those on the streets of Egypt, working-class participation and action, and the role of the army amongst other topics.

(audio file of interview for radio broadcast)

The situation in Egypt is developing incredibly fast, can you describe what's happening in the streets right now?

As I am talking to you there are more than 15,000 demonstrators in Tahrir square who are still occupying it. Earlier in the day the army came to evict the protestors by trying to destroy the barricades they set up near the Egyptian Museum and although the leader of the Muslim Brotherhood in the square Dr. Beltagui had ordered and called upon everybody via the microphone to not resist the army, people shouted back at him including the base cadres of the Al-Ikhwān who were there. People ran and lay in front of the tanks in order to stop them which they managed to do. Later the army sent the commander of the central region, which is basically Cairo and the surrounding areas, along with three generals, to convince the protesters to leave but they shouted back at him saying "We're not leaving until Mubarak leaves."

It's raining in Cairo now, it's very cold but the protestors are holding out and more from the other provinces, specifically from Suez, have descended on Cairo to join the occupation today. In the meantime the government is continuing with its witch-hunt and demonization campaign against the protestors, blaming them for whatever malaise the country is going through at the moment which is actually the fault of the government and not the protestors. This follows twelve days of continuous protests starting on the 25th of January. The 25th of January is National Police Day here in Egypt and that's when the protests actually started. The Egyptian government wanted to basically liberate the Liberation Square, Tahrir Square, from the protestors today. And they started that in the morning but they have failed. It has been announced that tomorrow the government will resume work and they have called on all civil servants to attend to their jobs and to go to their factories. They wanted to smash the occupation of Tahrir today. But as I'm talking to you that occupation continues.

What are some of the hurdles the protest movement is facing, are there divisions emerging while trying to find common ground?

Yesterday the square was completely packed with more than one million protestors and Alexandria witnessed similar protests as well as the other provinces. But there are definitely big problems that the protest movement is now facing. Which way is the way forward? Today it has been announced that Gamal Mubarak and Safwat El-Sherif, who is one of the most hated figures and was the secretary general of the National Democratic Party, will be removed from their positions and one of Gamal Mubarak's associates, Dr. Hossam Badrawi was to take the secretary general position instead. There was also news that appeared on Al Arabiya, BBC and Al Jazeera that Hosni Mubarak had resigned as the president of the NDP, but of course not from his post as President. But now there is confusion because these reports have been denied, then confirmed again and then denied, so we are waiting to see.

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Much more, including audio, here http://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2011/02/06/18671407.php

Hossam el-Hamalawy's photography from the streets:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/elhamalawy/sets/72157625821089247/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/elhamalawy/sets/72157625947671262/

His Blog:
http://www.arabawy.org/blog/

His Twitter:
http://twitter.com/3arabawy

[Catherina]

9. Killed in the line of duty

SaadAbedine SaadAbedine
Killed in the line of duty http://tinyurl.com/4oemufr
26 minutes ago Favorite Retweet Reply


Killed in the line of duty

Journalist Ahmed Mahmoud was shot as he filmed the clashes between protesters and riot police from his Cairo office.
Laila Alarian Last Modified: 06 Feb 2011 21:21 GMT


Ahmed Mahmoud, right, with Enas Abdel-Alim, his wife, who says without him, her "life is over"

...

Mahmoud watched as riot police fired tear gas canisters at protesters and brutally beat them.

Standing at his office window on Majlis al Shaab Street, Mahmoud quickly took out his mobile phone and started recording, a simple move that ultimately cost him his life.

Abdel-Alim said several eyewitnesses told her a uniformed police captain with Egypt's notorious Central Security forces yelled at her husband to stop filming.

Before Mahmoud even had a chance to react, she said, a sniper shot him.

The bullet hit his right eye and lodged in his brain. Mahmoud then fell into a pool of his own blood, according to a report in Al-Ahram, Egypt's largest state-owned newspaper.

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http://english.aljazeera.net/indepth/spotlight/anger-in-egypt/2011/02/201126201341479784.html

[Catherina]

10. The ppl holding Egypt back (Guardian Article by tweeter I think)

ElFoulio Abdel-Rahman Hussein
The ppl holding Egypt back http://bit.ly/hsORgZ #jan25
34 minutes ago

A private estate called Egypt
Only a thousand families count in a country that Mubarak and his cronies regard as their fiefdom

Salwa Ismail
guardian.co.uk, Sunday 6 February 2011 19.00 GMT

There is a lot more behind Hosni Mubarak digging in his heels and setting his thugs on the peaceful protests in Cairo's Tahrir Square than pure politics. This is also about money. Mubarak and the clique surrounding him have long treated Egypt as their fiefdom and its resources as spoils to be divided among them.

Under sweeping privatisation policies, they appropriated profitable public enterprises and vast areas of state-owned lands. A small group of businessmen seized public assets and acquired monopoly positions in strategic commodity markets such as iron and steel, cement and wood. While crony capitalism flourished, local industries that were once the backbone of the economy were left to decline. At the same time, private sector industries making environmentally hazardous products like ceramics, marble and fertilisers have expanded without effective regulation at a great cost to the health of the population.

A tiny economic elite controlling consumption-geared production and imports has accumulated great wealth. This elite includes representatives of foreign companies with exclusive import rights in electronics, electric cables and automobiles. It also includes real estate developers who created a construction boom in gated communities and resorts for the super-rich. Much of this development is on public land acquired at very low prices, with no proper tendering or bidding.

It is estimated that around a thousand families maintain control of vast areas of the economy. This business class sought to consolidate itself and protect its wealth through political office. The National Democratic party was their primary vehicle for doing so. This alliance of money and politics became flagrant in recent years when a number of businessmen became government ministers with portfolios that clearly overlapped with their private interests.

...

http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2011/feb/06/private-estate-egypt-mubarak-cronies


Reminds me of some other places I know.

[Catherina]

11. Has anyone seen a list of all the names of people that met with Omar Suleiman?

blakehounshell Blake Hounshell
Has anyone seen a list of all the names of people that met with Omar Suleiman?
25 minutes ago

[Catherina]

13. the only man I can trust to negotiate with Omar Soliman with no fear is ElBaradei

Zeinobia Zeinobia
To be honest the only man I can trust to negotiate with Omar Soliman with no fear is ElBaradei
21 minutes ago


To negotiate only I hope.

[Catherina]

15. Rouelshimi - My photos from #Jan25 revolution. Will take my camera tomorrow to add more

Rouelshimi Rowan El Shimi
My photos from #Jan25 revolution. Will take my camera tomorrow to add more - http://bit.ly/geRIcJ
47 minutes ago



http://www.flickr.com/photos/rouelshimi/sets/72157625837128647/with/5411092528/



Sorry for falling behind. I was getting the barbecue ready. For two weeks I've been eating quickly scrambled eggs, bread and olives. Tonight I want a real meal!

[Desertrose]

21. You need to take care of yourself!

:hug:

[Catherina]

30. Oh i am but thank you!

Cracked open a beer, barbecue's grilling and about to enjoy the luxury of a home made hamburger. Then, I'm going to CRASH again! You're a darling. Thank you :hug: Have been through rougher but imagine what those kids are going through!

[Catherina]

16. 3arabawy, video, Day of Rage - Cairo, Must SEE

3arabawy Hossam عمو حسام
VIDEO #Jan25 Day of Rage - Cairo http://vimeo.com/19512959
46 minutes ago Favorite Retweet Reply

Day of Rage - Cairo
by Jason N. Parkinson
Shot on the afternoon of Friday 28 January 2011.


What courage! When the journalists said war zone, they weren't saying it lightly. I had to watch this twice.

[Catherina]

17. Great moment: Seeing the citizen checkpoints searching the police and their cars

Rouelshimi Rowan El Shimi
Great moment: Seeing the citizen checkpoints searching the police and their cars #Jan25
51 minutes ago Favorite Retweet Reply

:woohoo: sister!

[bobbolink]

20. Oh, that is great! Such spirit!

[Catherina]

18. 3arabawy New post Video- Battle of the Interior Ministry

3arabawy Hossam عمو حسام
Battle of the Interior Ministry http://vimeo.com/19599346 حرب شوارع في وسط القاهرة #Jan25
57 minutes ago

[L. Coyote]

19. K & REC

[Catherina]

22. After this calms down

I'll work with you and others on cataloging links. You've done amazing work. I salute you.

[Catherina]

23. This video always gave me hope & belief in the Egyptian Revolution that we are living TODAY

Gsquare86 Gigi Ibrahim جييييج
This video always gave me hope & belief in the Egyptian Revolution that we are living TODAY http://bit.ly/bA480D it started in 2008
1 hour ago Favorite Retweet Reply


Egyptian Revolution -- Nasser Nouri Photographs from Mahalla, 2008 - مظاهرات المحلة
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=093YhYXdeUQ


photography from the mahalla uprising on april 6, 2008 by nasser nouri

[Catherina]

24. Video: Mohamed Mounir - Ezzai 2011

MostafaMGaafar Mostafa M Gaafar
Video: Mohamed Mounir - Ezzai 2011 .. محمد منير - إزاي؟ youtube.com/watch?v=p9TOi3… via @youtube
1 hour ago Favorite Retweet Reply

[Catherina]

25. NO compromise, there is NO going back, NO backing down>>>Revolution Victory is the only option

Gsquare86 Gigi Ibrahim جييييج
There is NO compromise, there is NO going back, there is NO backing down>>>Revolution Victory is the only option #Egypt
1 hour ago

[Catherina]

26. Getting Married in square (video from earlier today)

Zeinobia Zeinobia
Getting Married in square #Egypt #society #media → http://bit.ly/hnFiyw
1 hour ago

http://egyptianchronicles.blogspot.com/2011/02/getting-married-in-square.html?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed:+EgyptianChronicles+(Egyptian+chronicles)


Sunday, February 6, 2011
Getting Married in square
Ola and Ahmed got married at Al Tahrir square , yes they got married in front of hundred thousands protesters.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZqiDHqfXhJk&feature=player_embedded#

[Catherina]

27. The US and Israel may have to work with Egypt's Brotherhood - With the Muslim Brotherhood now a part

jrug Jonathan Rugman
The US and Israel may have to work with Egypt's Brotherhood - With the Muslim Brotherhood now a part of negotiations... http://ow.ly/1bd49Z
1 hour ago Favorite Retweet Reply


Sunday 6 February 2011
5:27 pm
Lindsey Hilsum

...

“He’s threatening the whole world that if he leaves, the Muslim Brotherhood will take over,” said Lipstick. “It’s not true. Another lie: they say we are against Israel. We are not. We want to live in peace.”

...

According to a cable published by Wikileaks, Vice President Omar Suleiman, who was negotiating with the group today, told the FBI Director Robert Mueller in 2006 that the Brotherhood had spawned 11 different Islamist extremist organisations, including Egyptian Islamic Jihad and Gama’a Islamiya, which carried out attacks on tourists and other targets in the 1990s.

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The Israelis are highly suspicious of the Muslim Brotherhood, citing their links to the Nazis in the 1930s. There is a lot of anti-Israeli feeling in Egypt, and it was an Islamist who assassinated President Sadat in 1981, after he agreed a peace deal with Israel in 1979 at Camp David.

...

Israeli politicians are fond of saying that the west should support them because Israel is the only democracy in the Middle East. But any democratic system in Egypt will have to accommodate the Muslim Brotherhood, so the USA and Israel may now find they have to work with those their old friend Hosni Mubarak has suppressed for so long.


http://blogs.channel4.com/world-news-blog/the-us-and-israel-may-have-to-work-with-the-brotherhood/15052

[Catherina]

28. Bookmark this one. Unauthorized people negotiating with the regime. Baradei and and all.

blakehounshell Blake Hounshell
Interesting. Emerging split between Brotherhood leadership and youth wing http://bit.ly/fbF1Gf
1 hour ago Favorite Retweet Reply




Youth coalition rejects talks with embattled regime
Heba Afify
Sun, 06/02/2011 - 20:06

Leaders of numerous youth organizations, calling themselves the Coalition of the Angry Youth Uprising, announced at a press conference today that they would not negotiate with the Mubarak regime until their demands for the president's ouster were met.

The group, which includes the 6 April protest movement, Young People for Justice and Freedom and the Muslim Brotherhood's youth wing, insist that the activists who met with newly-appointed Vice-President Omar Suleiman on Sunday did not represent them or those now in Tahrir Square.

“The people who negotiated with Suleiman only represent themselves. All the youths organizations are united in their position--no negotiations until Mubarak’s departure,” says 6 April leader Ahmed Maher.

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Activist Shady al-Ghazaly Harb says that the agreement reached by those opposition representatives who met with Suleiman failed to meet demonstrators' minimum demands.

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http://www.almasryalyoum.com/en/news/youth-coalition-rejects-talks-embattled-regime

[Catherina]

29. Flashback: Many top Egypt opposition figures used to support Omar Suleiman for president

blakehounshell Blake Hounshell
Flashback: Many top Egypt opposition figures used to support Omar Suleiman for president almasryalyoum.com/en/news/party-…
59 minutes ago Favorite Retweet Reply


Party leader’s nephew arrested for possible links to intel chief's presidential campaign
Tue, 14/09/2010 - 22:29




Egyptian security forces on Tuesday arrested the nephew of Osama al-Ghazali Harb, president of the opposition Democratic Front Party (DFP), at Cairo International Airport, according to a press release issued by the Arabic Network for Human Rights Information (ANHRI).

Harb believes the arrest may be attributable to his nephew’s closeness to activists involved with an informal presidential campaign in support of Egyptian intelligence chief Omar Suleiman.

According to the ANHRI statement, a certain security agency--which does not report to the Interior Ministry--“kidnapped” DFP activist Shadi Tarek al-Ghazali at 7:00 AM on Tuesday.

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The ANHRI statement added that "the repeated disappearances of activists in recent days, without comment from the Interior Ministry and with the prosecution declining to respond to calls to investigate those responsible, leads us to believe that a security body higher than the state security apparatus stands behind the activists’ disappearance."

...
...

http://www.almasryalyoum.com/en/news/party-leader's-nephew-arrested-possible-links-intel-chiefs-presidential-campaign


Breathe deep and smell that change.

[Catherina]

31. Was the revolution facebooked? A fresh take on social media. Interview with a young activist

Jan25voices Jan25 Voices
http://twiturm.com/f97r9 Was the revolution facebooked? A fresh take on social media. Interview with a young activist #Jan25 #Egypt
1 hour ago




Audio at linl (English) http://twiturm.com/f97r9

[Catherina]

32. To all the dead, we owe you the future. never did I imagine how low, evil the fascism of the NDP cou

occupiedcairo Occupied Cairo
Years of dictatorship and never did I imagine how low, evil the fascism of the NDP could sink. To all the dead, we owe you the future #jan25
43 minutes ago 79784.html



occupiedcairo Occupied Cairo
more posts on occupiedcairo.org read, comment, spread. #jan25
1 hour ago

[Kurovski]

33. Thank you. (nt)

[Catherina]

34. "Egyptians are misled about Elbaradie"

MostafaMGaafar Mostafa M Gaafar
Egyptians are misled about Elbaradie please read his bio 1st before you jugde him - Wikipedia http://goo.gl/PVUaE #jan25 #egypt
29 minutes ago

Funny. Why is anyone pushing on the Egyptians a man who lived in Vienna for years? Someone who had nothing to do with this movement and that the youth don't know?

Wiki bio lol.

[highplainsdem]

35. The so-called "dialogue" between government & some opposition & fake opposition parties is clearly a

Dima_Khatib Dima Khatib أنا ديمة
The so-called "dialogue" between government & some opposition & fake opposition parties is clearly a tactic to gain time #jan25
56 minutes ago

[Catherina]

36. Clearly. I'm glad they're clear about that. n/t

[Catherina]

37. Wong place,. sorry

[Catherina]

38. My mother in law had 6 people die in her arms in the temp. hospital at tahrir. I have seen videos of

occupiedcairo Occupied Cairo
My mother in law had 6 people die in her arms in the temp. hospital at tahrir. I have seen videos of another 2 killed #jan25 #lieslieslies
1 hour ago Favorite Retweet Reply

[Catherina]

41. 5 confirmed dead at Suez on the first day of uprising

occupiedcairo Occupied Cairo
5 confirmed dead at Suez on the first day of uprising #jan25 #lieslieslies
51 minutes ago Favorite Retweet Reply

[Catherina]

39. 11 people dead according to the min. of health. The person that falsified that claim has a special p

occupiedcairo Occupied Cairo
11 people dead according to the min. of health. The person that falsified that claim has a special place in hell. #jan25
1 hour ago

[Catherina]

40. Noticed that many protesters starting to catch flu from cold & sleeping under rain with no blankets

mosaaberizing Mosa'ab Elshamy
Noticed that many of the protesters are starting to catch flu from the cold & sleeping under rain with no blankets. #Tahrir
58 minutes ago Favorite Retweet Reply

[Catherina]

42. been discussion groups about how to step up revolution & take regime by surprise. Fascinating ideas

mosaaberizing Mosa'ab Elshamy
There's been discussion groups about how to step up revolution & take regime by surprise. Fascinating ideas, hope you hear of them soon :)
51 minutes ago Favorite Retweet Reply

[highplainsdem]

43. Dima_Khatib: What would scare the regime now?

Dima_Khatib Dima Khatib أنا ديمة
What would scare the regime now? ما الذي يمكن أن يخيف النظام الآن ويزعزع موقف الجيش ؟ #jan25 #egypt
33 minutes ago

[highplainsdem]

45. Based on your answers: general strike, leaving Tahrir to TV building + palace, spreading protests to

Dima_Khatib Dima Khatib أنا ديمة
Based on your answers: general strike, leaving Tahrir to TV building + palace, spreading protests to different avenues.. #jan25 #egypt
5 minutes ago

[Catherina]

44. Protest in Alexandria Friday 1/28, Video, Part 2 San Stephano

Raafatology Raafat- نيويورك
Protest in Alexandria Friday 1/28 Part 2 San Stephano http://om.ly/BMGiV
31 minutes ago

http://www.raafatology.com/2011/02/protest-in-alexandria-friday-128-part-2.html

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sMKPRJPx9n4&feature=player_embedded#

[Catherina]

46. Who is dalia metwali? #Egypt? She met with VP Suleiman, does she represent #Jan25?

FatmaNaib Fatma Naib
Who is dalia metwali? #Egypt? She met with VP Suleiman, does she represent #Jan25?
35 minutes ago Favorite Retweet Reply

[Catherina]

48. I would love to know too

Raafatology Raafat- نيويورك
I would love to know too RT"@FatmaNaib: Who is dalia metwali? #Egypt? She met with VP Suleiman, does she represent #Jan25?"
34 minutes ago Favorite Retweet Reply

[highplainsdem]

47. AJE: Suleiman 'panned' Egypt opposition: Leaked US cables raise questions over whether vice-presiden

AJEnglish Al Jazeera English
Suleiman 'panned' Egypt opposition: Leaked US cables raise questions over whether vice-president can be honest b... http://aje.me/g0PvV9
4 minutes ago

[highplainsdem]

49. monaeltahawy: Here's a list of 110 Tweeps inside #Egypt curated by @Christiversity http:

monaeltahawy Mona Eltahawy
Here's a list of 110 Tweeps inside #Egypt curated by @Christiversity http://bit.ly/esRyiI #Jan25
3 minutes ago

[Catherina]

50. If Mubarak is given till Sept as he is asking, he will make sure regime will continue beyond him

MostafaMGaafar Mostafa M Gaafar
RT @dima_khatib: If Mubarak is given till September as he is asking, he will make sure regime will continue beyond him. No doubt about that
3 minutes ago


That's the whole plan. A few cosmetic changes here, a few cake crumbs there so business can continue as normal.

[highplainsdem]

51. All the wealth of #Egypt in the hands of 1000 families not 80 million citizens. http

SaltyStones Peter Maleh
by looselyhuman
All the wealth of #Egypt in the hands of 1000 families not 80 million citizens. http://bit.ly/h0BxQ2 #jan25 #egypt
10 minutes ago


Link to this Guardian article:

http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2011/feb/06/private-estate-egypt-mubarak-cronies

[highplainsdem]

52. Remember the name/shame Mubarak lobbyists? How about Frank Wisner? US envoy's business link to Egypt

monaeltahawy Mona Eltahawy
Remember the name/shame #Mubarak lobbyists? How about Frank Wisner? US envoy's business link to #Egypt http://ind.pn/dUYfMi #Jan25

[highplainsdem]

53. alaa: one thing though, this is a long battle, do not be impatient, we are holding our ground,

alaa Alaa Abd El Fattah
one thing though, this is a long battle, do not be impatient, we are holding our ground, mubarak will go #Jan25
8 minutes ago

[highplainsdem]

54. alaa: I really appreciated all the people sending advice on what next step should be, but frankly

alaa Alaa Abd El Fattah
I really appreciated all the people sending advice on what next step should be, but frankly next step can only come from tahrir #Jan25
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