Tanks on the streets of Cairo, at least 18 protesters killed as 1000s of Egyptians defy curfew

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Egyptan president asks cabinet to resign!

Egypt's embattled President Hosni Mubarak fired his Cabinet early Saturday and promised reforms in his first response to protesters who have mounted the biggest challenge ever to his 30-year rule.

A victory for the Egyptian people! Their leadership has dissolved, and it is now up to them to govern themselves the way they want. V for Victory!

I know the popular and politically correct opinion is that only a peaceful revolution can restore the freedom and economic stability that people in all countries deserve, but that is not reality. I don't know about any one else, but seeing this happening in so many countries now gives me hope. This is what we need.

The reality of the situation is this: We need to resort to these sort of tactics to create change. We need to have global protests. We need to have global riots. We need to have a global revolution. If we do not, then we have no hope for freedom and economic stability. The elitists are not going to give in without a fight. Unfortunately we have to stoop to their level.

If this sort of scene is not in the very near future for all countries of the world, then global tyranny is. I guess it comes down to which you would prefer, fighting for what is right, what you believe in, and what you want for yourself, your family, your friends, and future generations to come, or living out the remainder of your days in a silent and submissive global dictatorship. Those are the corners we have been backed in to. It's time to make a choice.

I applaud the people of Egypt, Tunisia, Yemen, Greece, and all other countries where similar actions are being taken. THEY GET IT! When will we?

The Egyptian army is going to have to kill a hell of a lot more than eighteen to put an end to this boilover of rioting.

Funny, isn't it?

How in Egypt the Army and Police are the only ones armed?

Something to note.

Wait a minute. I though Mubarak was the moderate Muslim and the people trying to overthrow the gov't were the radical Islamist. So you want a radical Islamic gov't in Egypt? How is that good for anyone? Isn't the Muslim Brotherhood behind this and the one in Tunisia? If the major countries go radical, they will pull the smaller ones. Is it a good thing to have most of the Middle East radical Islamist? Hope you have lots of money to fill your gas tank next month...

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That's just a bunch of BS propaganda. The riots were blamed first on wikileaks, and now the brotherhood. They're just looking for someone to blame.

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Israel silent over Egypt protests

Israel's prime minister ordered government spokesmen to keep silent Saturday on anti-government protests in neighboring Egypt. Security officials nonetheless expressed concern the violence could threaten ties with its important ally and spread to the Palestinian Authority.

VIVA PALESTINA! FREEDOM FOR ALL! GET IT WHILE ITS HOT! GET IT WHILE THERE IS STILL SOME TO GET!

Throw down your shackles of slavery, and embrace the fruits of freedom!

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Israel silent over Egypt protests

Israel's prime minister ordered government spokesmen to keep silent Saturday on anti-government protests in neighboring Egypt. Security officials nonetheless expressed concern the violence could threaten ties with its important ally and spread to the Palestinian Authority.

VIVA PALESTINA! FREEDOM FOR ALL! GET IT WHILE ITS HOT! GET IT WHILE THERE IS STILL SOME TO GET!

Throw down your shackles of slavery, and embrace the fruits of freedom!

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At least 35 reported dead in Egypt as protests continue on fifth day

Egyptian security officials say at least 25 protesters and 10 policemen have died in this week's anti-government protests. They say the death toll was likely to significantly rise as more reports come in from hospitals and morgues around the country. They also say that at least 750 policemen and 1,500 protesters have been wounded in clashes.