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Originally posted by AtruthGuy
So everyone who was cheering on the Egyptians, supporting them, "yelling down with the government".
Now Egypt is basically a Anarchy.
Shops and houses being looted
Reports of tourist being attacked.
Innocent people (Women and Children) being attacked.
Buildings being burned down.
Way to go....Yep sometimes government is good....
I predicted this would happen. Hopefully the military will come to their senses and put these people back in their place soon.edit on 29-1-2011 by AtruthGuy because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by mayabong
Originally posted by AtruthGuy
So everyone who was cheering on the Egyptians, supporting them, "yelling down with the government".
Now Egypt is basically a Anarchy.
Shops and houses being looted
Reports of tourist being attacked.
Innocent people (Women and Children) being attacked.
Buildings being burned down.
Way to go....Yep sometimes government is good....
I predicted this would happen. Hopefully the military will come to their senses and put these people back in their place soon.edit on 29-1-2011 by AtruthGuy because: (no reason given)
Awww someone sad cause they're losing an "ally" lol
Originally posted by AtruthGuy
So everyone who was cheering on the Egyptians, supporting them, "yelling down with the government".
Now Egypt is basically a Anarchy.
Shops and houses being looted
Reports of tourist being attacked.
Innocent people (Women and Children) being attacked.
Buildings being burned down.
Way to go....Yep sometimes government is good....
I predicted this would happen. Hopefully the military will come to their senses and put these people back in their place soon.edit on 29-1-2011 by AtruthGuy because: (no reason given)
Saturday, 29 January 2011 EGYPT: Looting as Counter-Insurgency There have been a growing number of reports of looters/thugs conducting smash and grabs across Cairo. Interestingly, there's also a growing number of reports that when these thugs are caught, they have police/interior ministry identification on them. If this is so, the reasons for it are: 1. It tars the insurgency as a group of criminals and thugs. 2. It provides a reason for a reluctant army to get involved and enact a curfew. 3. It forces a percentage of the movement to stay at home (to guard the neighborhood). This above has the potential to set the stage for a harsh response domestically. It could also help provide cover to the regime globally (hitting the Egyptian Museum was smart in this respect, given how many people around the world care much more for the artifacts there than the freedom of 80 m Egyptians). The question is: will it work? A decade ago, certainly. Today? No way. Too much backchannel.
from globalguerrillas.typepad.com...
oh and by the way the only ones who "want to wreck the world in order to rule the ruins"
are currently TPTB
Originally posted by woodwardjnr
It may help the cause if the western democracies got behind the protestors and persuade Mubarak to leave for the benefit of his country.