OT: GTFO Mubarak
felangey
Party city in Cairo!
SliceAndDice
> Bubbye now. All the best. :)
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> Party city in Cairo!
Congrats wkhedr!
Calimero
> Bubbye now. All the best. :)
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> Party city in Cairo!
Good bye Hosni!
And thanks for your support during the Kuwait and Iraq wars (1991 &
2003).
Max
Manco
> Bubbye now. All the best. :)
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> Party city in Cairo!
Praise be Obama!!!!
drew
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> Party city in Cairo!
About fucking time as well. Let's see how the military runs things in
the interim.
I hear Mubarek is worth about 40 billion. Good luck pumping him for
some of that green. Amazing how these despots manage to suck so much
out
of a poor country without somebody taking a shot at them.
drew
> And thanks for your support during the Kuwait and Iraq wars (1991 &
> 2003).
When you fund a country's military as the US has with Egypt, what the
fuck do you expect?
That's like thanking a whore for giving you a rim job after you've
just paid her
$500 to eat your shit.
wkhedr
Yes, thanks. btw, I am in Boston now since Tuesday. My kids were in
private American school in Cairo and since this violence started the
teachers left the country and I got worried that my kids may lose
their school year, so I returned back to Boston and they are in their
old schools.
What the young generation achieved in Egypt kicking out Mubarak from
Egypt is something that all other generations failed to do, and I'm
really really proud of them. No one would understand how difficult it
was to open your mouth to say a word expressing something that bother
you in the political system in Egypt. You would simply disappear for
weeks and may be for ever. When you know that one guy makes a fortune
that is worth 40-70 billion dollars while most of the nation is in
sever poverty, this would tell something. Then all his circle of
family and friends ate the resources of Egypt as well. This is a
historical day for the people of Egypt, they will not hesitate to
express any future unhappiness going forward.
TT
Nice. Good to be American today, huh?
drew
I hope for the very best for Egypt. I am afraid and hopeful at the
same time.
Just hope it isn't a case of plus ca change, plus c'est la meme
chose.
Manco
Sakari Lund
wrote:
Yes, as I said, it has been great to watch. Now it is just uncertain
what happens next. I hope for the best for Egypt.
Patrick Kehoe
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The 'military council' that is supposed to be overseeing the
'governance' of Egypt until such time as WHAT can be done
exactly???... Elections called/held... ya, have to see that one
unfold... frightening to imagine... things are precarious indeed...
revolutions are most often followed by political chaos of course...
P
Calimero
Could be.
I don't have your expertise in that field, though.
Max
Whisper
Drew's a man of the world.
Quincy
I had some girls who *loved* giving me rim jobs.