To Egypt. Congratulations on being a shining example of how when things aren't right with your government, you can change it without violence (or, y'know, with as little violence as possible).
Learn from the past and don't let this turn ugly, Egypt. You've only just begun.
i don't know, look at most regime changes in the middle east and Africa, it seems like it always ends up being more of the same and puppets of western nations that end up in charge. Bloody revolutions are the only ones that last...unfortunately.
ReplyDeleteCongrats man. Good to see the people can still make a difference.
ReplyDeletei am hopeful that it will lead to a permanent stable democracy but history ha sshown this is not normally the case it is up to them to rally behind freedom as they have shown that they are more then able to.
ReplyDeleteSieger is right, the politicians in Washington are probably very happy to know that Egypt is up for grabs. Democracy doesn't work when you have a country like the US watching over them all the time, leave them be and they will figure it out, bloody revolution or not.
ReplyDeleteno doubt, they're doing a great job of this. nothing always has to be violent. people are stupid these days...
ReplyDeleteI think it's going to be a while before Egypt gets back to any kind of normality
ReplyDeleteI have to agree, actually. It's not too often that a nation will finally decide it's had enough bullshit
ReplyDeletemalcom x once said: BLOODSHEEEEEEEEDD
ReplyDeleteproblem is not the weak democracy of egypt but the super power of the US&A.