when a molotov cocktail landed on the balcony and forced them to flee their post. Greg and the camera man ran into a
mob of Mubarak supporters who attacked them. Greg and the camera man were injured and taken to a hospital.
Posted on 02/03/2011 9:41:44 AM PST by ventanax5
I don't know how to start writing this. I have been battling fatigue for not sleeping properly for the past 10 days, moving from one's friend house to another friend's house, almost never spending a night in my home, facing a very well funded and well organized ruthless regime that views me as nothing but an annoying bug that its time to squash will come. The situation here is bleak to say the least.
It didn't start out that way. On Tuesday Jan 25 it all started peacefully, and against all odds, we succeeded to gather hundreds of thousands and get them into Tahrir Square, despite being attacked by Anti-Riot Police who are using sticks, tear gas and rubber bullets against us. We managed to break all of their barricades and situated ourselves in Tahrir. The government responded by shutting down all cell communication in Tahrir square, a move which purpose was understood later when after midnight they went in with all of their might and attacked the protesters and evacuated the Square. The next day we were back at it again, and the day after. Then came Friday and we braved their communication blackout, their thugs, their tear gas and their bullets and we retook the square. We have been fighting to keep it ever since.
(Excerpt) Read more at solomon2.blogspot.com ...
Also live interview
http://pajamasmedia.com/rogerlsimon/2011/02/02/cairo-exclusive-interview-with-sandmonkey/
That would be a lot less believable if Wikileaks didn't have documents indicating that the U.S. did just that. Don't know whether the instructors were Jews though, that might have been ad-lib to stir up emotions.
when a molotov cocktail landed on the balcony and forced them to flee their post. Greg and the camera man ran into a
mob of Mubarak supporters who attacked them. Greg and the camera man were injured and taken to a hospital.
Sandmonkey is an offensive term. They prefer either “sand people” or “jawas”.
Not quite understanding how bringing down the Mubarek gov’t would benefit the US, Israel or the Jews. Whatever replaces it will only be worse.
Bringing down the Iranian gov’t through protests, sure. Egyptian...not at all. And it’s a domino.
Sandmonkey is an offensive term. They prefer either “sand people” or “jawas”.
The correct term is:
1. Sand Savage.
2. Palisimian.
3. Sons of camels
4. Ragheads
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