[quote="Thom Off_Hand"]everyone on camels? [/quote]
I've no idea what brand of cigarette they're all smoking..............................................................................Errrrmmm, I'll get me' coat.
Mubarak`s goverment is apparentley as corrupt as Tunisia`s . But hes very clever to hide it , in Egypt you either have money , or non at all , no benifits thrown around like here . I think the people are pissed off and having seen what the Tunisians have done ,................... I wondered why my sister came home , saying she wasnt returning as it was getting so corrupt ! Tbh i think it could spread , causing major problems for western goverments
[quote="IBC"]Mubarak`s goverment is apparentley as corrupt as Tunisia`s . But hes very clever to hide it , in Egypt you either have money , or non at all , no benifits thrown around like here . I think the people are pissed off and having seen what the Tunisians have done ,................... I wondered why my sister came home , saying she wasnt returning as it was getting so corrupt ! Tbh i think it could spread , causing major problems for western goverments [/quote]
The whole of the Middle East is starting to worry now because the Tunisian people got their way and the Egyptian people will eventually bring down Mubarack. Good on them. He is scum.
The bravery of these Egyptian protesters should not be overlooked. It's alright having a go at British OB during a student riot because even if they get you it will only normally result in a few bruises and a thimble of blood from their batons. Yes the occasional serious injury or even death occurs but they are accidents. These Egyptians are facing batons, tear gas and real bullets. The latest figures are saying approximately 90 protesters have been killed over the last few days but still they continue. Fair play to them.
Astonishing scenes on the news. Those fuckers on horses and camels charging into the crowd who panicked at first but then quickly realised they could simply drag them off their charges and beat them, probably to death. Total anarchy. Reports saying these pro-Mubarak 'supporters' are in fact the OB in plain clothes along with bussed-in peasants who are getting payed to fight the anti-Mubarak lot. Must be moody as fuck now that it is dark.
Brother in law is in Cairo , his dad and his neighbours are patrolling their area ( he has 2 guns ) as the police have disappeared !! mubaraks way of saying " here you are you need us really " . Says its quite lively thru the night !!
Just saw an old bill van drive through a crowd at full speed into some of the anti pro's, shocking really the way it's been handled, they proper went for it last night, the reports of 10 dead so far I think are way off, they were throwing the lit cocktails around last night like popcorn at the cinema, when they were getting hold of each other in various stragglers or those not fast enough it's not showing you where they are, it's shown 6 blokes cuffed up but load's have been caught on the 2 sides, would imagine all those on the horse/camels are dead, I think this will be the year for a lot to kick off in various countries
[quote="The Individual"]Just saw an old bill van drive through a crowd at full speed into some of the anti pro's, shocking really the way it's been handled, they proper went for it last night, the reports of 10 dead so far I think are way off, they were throwing the lit cocktails around last night like popcorn at the cinema, when they were getting hold of each other in various stragglers or those not fast enough it's not showing you where they are, it's shown 6 blokes cuffed up but load's have been caught on the 2 sides, would imagine all those on the horse/camels are dead, I think this will be the year for a lot to kick off in various countries [/quote]
Did you see them two lads who got it all wrong and threw their petrol bombs on themselves? Both looked like a lit match running about the dark streets
It's sad to see people like that because with all due respect they are acting like lemmings, one down another takes the place and there's no formation to it, just a lot of anger, I can appreciate a revolution and the peoples freedom, imho every country should be free, china is like it, your either very rich or very poor and I'm glad to see them take a stand and try and sort their children's futures out it's just sad to see that they are willing to die for the cause, in this day and age there are big enough governing bodies to not let this happen
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