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vulvavibration wrote:shitload of tanks are rolling into cairo...

btw: is it possible that the army might take over? that would throw the whole thing back to where it started

Apparently the army and the protesters are on the same page (which is kind of scary, actually - militaries aren't known for endorsing progressive politics.) The army and the police are battling, according to some reports... which is also not a good sign. Often a prelude to open civil war, historically.

bencnn on twitter: "Teenager showed me teargas canister "made in USA". Saw the same thing in Tunisia. Time to reconsider US exports?"

frank grimes jr. wrote:bencnn on twitter: "Teenager showed me teargas canister "made in USA". Saw the same thing in Tunisia. Time to reconsider US exports?"

does this actually suprise you???

-> for news and live broadcast from egypt:

http://english.aljazeera.net/watch_now/

No I'm not surprised, it just doesn't make me feel warm and fuzzy.
Despite what you may think, not all Americans want to spread fear and pain across the planet.

frank grimes jr. wrote:No I'm not surprised, it just doesn't make me feel warm and fuzzy.
Despite what you may think, not all Americans want to spread fear and pain across the planet.

did i say so?


no.


Edit: there are more enough 'made in switzerland' weapons and ammunition spread all over the world...
it's not just the us.


i was sure about it because egypt government licks the white houses arse.

vulvavibration wrote:

frank grimes jr. wrote:bencnn on twitter: "Teenager showed me teargas canister "made in USA". Saw the same thing in Tunisia. Time to reconsider US exports?"

does this actually suprise you???

Yes.

Because it's made in the USA doesn't mean it's a product of the US government.

I would have expected them to be sourced locally, but if quality > quantity, and they can source better products from the US then so be it.

alphacat wrote:

vulvavibration wrote:shitload of tanks are rolling into cairo...

btw: is it possible that the army might take over? that would throw the whole thing back to where it started

Apparently the army and the protesters are on the same page (which is kind of scary, actually - militaries aren't known for endorsing progressive politics.) The army and the police are battling, according to some reports... which is also not a good sign. Often a prelude to open civil war, historically.

Pretty much each time a revolution has happened it's when the military decide to side with the people. It pretty much makes or breaks a revolution.

Highlights :

Ruling party headquarters burnt to the ground
Parliament is on fire
President and the rich inhabitants of Egypt fleeing on private jets
President will not be president by the end of the night

Also simply put, revolutions are civil war.

esfandyar wrote:Also simply put, revolutions are civil war.

hmmmm....
wouldn't say so as the ruling elite doesn't count to the term ''civil''

lol not civil in a literal sense. Civil wars are gruesome as shit! Violence is what will be served

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Disgusting

mubarak speeches

NEW GOVERNMENT TOMORROW
Mubarak is still president though...

Coppola wrote:NEW GOVERNMENT TOMORROW
Mubarak is still president though...

yeah he said he wanted the govt to resign and he will build a new one?!?! FUCK THAT DICTATORIST PIECE OF SHIT. He needs to be hung in the middle of Cairo as an example of what happens to oppressive rulers

mubarak is still in charge?

:/

the music is shit

esfandyar wrote:

Coppola wrote:NEW GOVERNMENT TOMORROW
Mubarak is still president though...

He needs to be hung in the middle of Cairo as an example of what happens to oppressive rulers

No.

http://news.nationalpost.com/photo_gall ... n-egypt-2/

Some amazing photo's

shit is thight. listening to rafferties new tune mixed with the sound of the egyptian crisis stream really fits together. try it out