What we learn from Egypt
--- "They didn't want us together. But here we are, Muslims and Christians. We are strong." ~ Female protester in Tahrir Square. #Egypt #Jan25
--- "I dont need Obama, I dont need Clinton, I will free Egypt with my mom and dad" - Young Child at Tahrir Square #egypt #jan25
--- @ABsaysthis: "Tahrir Square would remind all governments including Mubarak that People still have the power if they choose the take it and be united."
--- AJE: People at Tahrir Square carrying banners, "Dear Tourists, please do not leave. We will protect you." #jan25
--- @ShawkattRaghib: ~ By Phone~ : Muslim+Christians+Jews --> All pray together at #Tahrir Square. #Egypt #Jan25 #1M #Feb1
--- The protestors have organized a football tournament in Tahrir square inviting the Army to participate So Egyptian. So wonderful
--- @sanjeevn: Inspirational to see such peaceful demonstrations by hundreds of thousands of Egyptians in Tahrir Square, Cairo and in Alexandria #Egypt
--- 8:00pm Khalid Abo al Nagga, an Egyptian actor and pro-democracy activist, spoke to Ayman Mohyeldin in Tahrir Square.
I decided to be part of this years ago when young Egyptian in twitter said that they can't live like this, they [Mubarak regime] are trying to hijack the country.
They cut the phone, and all form of communication so we don't get images out, what kind of government is this? They can't hijack 85 million voices, it is time for them to step down, this is what everyone want.
The regime needs to step down, they should go to court for all the killings. the whole regime needs to go to court for what they did to the peaceful demonstrators. From now on Egypt will never be the same.
7:40pm Reports that the tone of Egyptian TV is changing - said to sound more sympathetic to protests and has sent reporters to Tahrir Square. It is reporting "large peaceful protests, tidy protest and pro-Egypt protests".
(source:http://blogs.aljazeera.net/middle-east/2011/01/31/live-blog-feb-1-egypt-protests)
--- "I dont need Obama, I dont need Clinton, I will free Egypt with my mom and dad" - Young Child at Tahrir Square #egypt #jan25
--- @ABsaysthis: "Tahrir Square would remind all governments including Mubarak that People still have the power if they choose the take it and be united."
--- AJE: People at Tahrir Square carrying banners, "Dear Tourists, please do not leave. We will protect you." #jan25
--- @ShawkattRaghib: ~ By Phone~ : Muslim+Christians+Jews --> All pray together at #Tahrir Square. #Egypt #Jan25 #1M #Feb1
--- The protestors have organized a football tournament in Tahrir square inviting the Army to participate So Egyptian. So wonderful
--- @sanjeevn: Inspirational to see such peaceful demonstrations by hundreds of thousands of Egyptians in Tahrir Square, Cairo and in Alexandria #Egypt
--- @mikenizza: protester walks up to a reporter in #cairo today, says: “I have a very important question: “Are we trending on Twitter?"
(source: http://www.twitter.com )
--- 8:00pm Khalid Abo al Nagga, an Egyptian actor and pro-democracy activist, spoke to Ayman Mohyeldin in Tahrir Square.
I decided to be part of this years ago when young Egyptian in twitter said that they can't live like this, they [Mubarak regime] are trying to hijack the country.
They cut the phone, and all form of communication so we don't get images out, what kind of government is this? They can't hijack 85 million voices, it is time for them to step down, this is what everyone want.
The regime needs to step down, they should go to court for all the killings. the whole regime needs to go to court for what they did to the peaceful demonstrators. From now on Egypt will never be the same.
7:40pm Reports that the tone of Egyptian TV is changing - said to sound more sympathetic to protests and has sent reporters to Tahrir Square. It is reporting "large peaceful protests, tidy protest and pro-Egypt protests".
(source:http://blogs.aljazeera.net/middle-east/2011/01/31/live-blog-feb-1-egypt-protests)
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