Suleiman on "This Week", protestors are an "Islamic current". Sounds like Glenn Beck

[grahamhgreen]

People are pissed because the ultra rich have stolen an inordinate portion of the worlds wealth.

In Egypt, America, France, and everywhere else.

All other discussion is obfuscation.

[Billy Burnett]

1. If the Twitter feeds say it, then it must be true.

:eyes:

[grahamhgreen]

3. "You don't think it's young people who want their rights, their freedom?", Amanpour asks,

"Others are pushing them to do that" he says.

never believe a torturer, is the moral lesson I have derived from this.

[Newest Reality]

2. Ending the rule of the covert and overt Corporate Occupations and

Banker Regimes, along with the governments that aid and abet them would be a good idea to consider if we are to continue as a viable species in the long-run.

Prognosticating on the future, it looks like we are going to be immersed and entrenched in the preservation of a Status Quo that preserves itself at a very dear price to the people and the planet. In total, changing that soon and in drastic ways appears, by contrast, to be essential. One way or another, things will change, (they always do) so it is really a matter who, how much, and when.

The signs of systemic collapse are many. They are also the signs of opportunity.

[OHdem10]

4. What a joke, explains why they have no idea of what is going

on in Egypt. It might help if they get out and listen
to the people.

They are no longer to assume poverty is their lot in life.
Fundamentalism may not hold the attraction it once did.

Trying to throw Fundamentalism out as the boogey man
does not seem to work. The Government of Egypt had best
wake up.

Fundamentalism has been coming for a long time in Egypt.
This does not mean they are not Religious just a bit
more practical when you are hungry and looking for a job.