Violence breaks out at Egypt's Tahrir Square (BREAKING NEWS)

You smell that?

Its the smell of revolution.



I just hope they dont destroy their historical sites this time. That would be a shame.

other than that- rock out with your c-out. Let these people have some liberty for heavens sake.

-Worldwide-

If for only ONCE-once in this age of government, could the people of the WORLD staand up to their own governments instead of standing up to others. If most of the entire worlds population can work together
instead of against each other for purposes that dont serve their best interests from the beginning, then THAT in and of itself would create the "change" everyone is looking for.

The people didnt start this one- their government did. As ALWAYS.
-It all comes from a single decision from the men up top.

reply to post by IndigoValor


Have Coptic friends over in Egypt and watching this closely. End of the day you all have to realise the predecessors are no different to the old regrime, just more primitive as clearly displayed in Iraq and Libya. Tha's what will rule over Egypt, thats what is now rulling over Libya and thats what is coming for Syria.

As for Syria; another innocent child murdered by Assad's security forces. Lovely looking 15 year old kid, much loved by his parents and family, adored by his mother.......shocking and should NEVER had happened:

www.dailymail.co.uk...

Originally posted by Common Good
You smell that?

Its the smell of revolution.

I just hope they dont destroy their historical sites this time. That would be a shame.

other than that- rock out with your c-out. Let these people have some liberty for heavens sake.

-Worldwide-

If for only ONCE-once in this age of government, could the people of the WORLD staand up to their own governments instead of standing up to others. If most of the entire worlds population can work together
instead of against each other for purposes that dont serve their best interests from the beginning, then THAT in and of itself would create the "change" everyone is looking for.

The people didnt start this one- their government did. As ALWAYS.
-It all comes from a single decision from the men up top.

Well said, we don't need to change the system. We need to get rid of the system. End the fed, end the currency. Release the free energy technology that has been supressed over the years. It doesn't have to be this way. Why should you have to pay to live on a planet you were born on?

reply to post by Gab1159


These revolutions and OCCUPY revolts are a complete farce. Regrime change in Arab nations equates to different people same face. As for OCCUPY those supporters show up in designer wear with their little iPhones in hand (handmade by Asian slavery & exploitation) munching on McDonalds (who pay minimal wage) while their money is still tied up in the major banks (who are screwing them). On top of that they don't know the difference between socialism and capitalism which amounts to the same bull# corrupt system controlling them anyhow.

The only way to deal those in power, as in the case of the Feds is to IMPEACH them and run them right out of the White House and demand the top bankers and Wall Street are arrested and tried in the Supreme Court or High Court. It's THAT simple but already in the too hard basket for most so they whinge hanging out in parks whining like little kids.

reply to post by IndigoValor
this is what happens when the people let the Mil take over , they the people, just waited to long , when the uprising took over, the first thing they should have done is take away mil power from the Mil, this is the out come of that mistake, let it be a lesson. Libya will follow as well, comes from the unarmed meeting the armed, who will be the victor?.... the ARMED

reply to post by bekod


They should had just headed straight for the White House grounds and demanded Obama and his henchmen/women be impreached. Is that too difficult?

reply to post by bluemirage5
what does DC have to do with Egypt?

I do not get it???
trying as i might I still do not think the US and Egypt have anything in common, If your referring to the OWS... we will see come the first of the year, if their still yelling "WHO'S STREET"

reply to post by bekod


OCCUPY Wall Street protestors.......hellooooooooooooooooooo

Whats going on in Egypt and the USA are completely different!

"A battle of protestors vs police" the reporter states. This should never be the case. If enough people are mad enough to try to overthrow the police then they must really believe in what they are promoting. The Egyptian government obviously cannot continue to ignore these masses of people anymore.

Hey I thought all this stuff was supposed to be over now that they got rid of the evil Capitalist West supporter Mubarak. So, the new govt is still beating up on people huh....what about all that great Democracy they were supposed to get. Maybe these movements are not what they were presented to be.

reply to post by ThirdEyeofHorus


And you are quite right. These protests in Egypt are not what mainstream people are led to believe. In fact, I have good reason to believe the Egyptian Coptics are in serious danger as the next regrime takes hold. In fact, all Arab Christians should be worried, very worried.

reply to post by bluemirage5
this is the USA we have the P act anything close to what is happening in Egypt would bring about Martial law here is the law

Article 1, Section 9 states, "The privilege of the Writ of Habeas Corpus shall not be suspended, unless when in Cases of Rebellion or Invasion the public Safety may require it." Habeas corpus is a concept of law, in which a person may not be held by the government without a valid reason for being held. A writ of habeas corpus can be issued by a court upon a government agency (such as a police force or the military). Such a writ compels the agency to produce the individual to the court, and to convince the court that the person is being reasonably held. The suspension of habeas corpus allows an agency to hold a person without a charge. Suspension of habeas corpus is often equated with martial law.

in plan english all laws of the civil court suspended and MiI court of law takes over. OWS would not be around.
Now back to the thread topic Egypt has one of two option's take up arms, defend them selves if they do want freedom or surrender and stay under mil rule if they want to be ruled, dictated too.

Originally posted by bluemirage5
reply to post by bekod

 

OCCUPY Wall Street protestors.......hellooooooooooooooooooo

Whats going on in Egypt and the USA are completely different!

We might not agree on other issues,but you are dead on here Blue!

Star for you!!

Arab Spring,and comparisons to OWS should NEVER be made !!!!!!

Unless OWS supporters,and protesters want this type of change.

Careful what you wish for.........

reply to post by sonnny1


Thank you sonny.....I know we don't agree on some issues but that's life in the fast lane!

Take care

I fear the US govt. will not be as lenient on the OWS should they plunge into a violent revolution like Egypt. Martial Law could send the country into complete chaos once people are detained or even killed by their own.
Let us hope it wont come to that.

Anybody who didn't see this coming is a fool; When you leave the military in charge of things it goes poorly. The fact that its been almost a year since Mubarak was kicked out and they are just now getting around to elections is pretty telling, they should have been organized no more than 3 months after his leaving office at the very most. If the people there have to go a second round I really hope they learn from the previous mistakes and don't turn the keys to the kingdom over to the military but rather fast-track elections to put a civilian in charge who can be voted out as opposed to armed thugs who have to be excised violently.

reply to post by Helig


The whole plan right from day one was not to bring about democracy but total chaos among the Arab nations. Arabs generally are not of a democratic culture.

Egypt WILL spirial down and other Arab countries will follow suit. When the ball really starts rolling, all Arab Christians have alot to be worried about and it is no longer safe for them anywhere in the Middle East.

reply to post by bluemirage5


I do hope your Coptic friends remain safe....I'm in agreement with your assessment of this stuff.

reply to post by ThirdEyeofHorus


This isn't a new government.

Part of what I see is derived by their own fault, I see protests after protests, they seek a democratic resolution yet support a Sharia based law system which in itself denies free speech and man made laws (to a degree).

I see the same in Syria, people uprising, attacking the form of control and yet the same people will allow in a new leader based upon the same system and choose to either live under the tyranny or up-rise again.

Pretty much self for-filing.