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Mubarak's speech: I will not step down

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Watch Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak refuse to give up power in the speech which provoked fury on the streets of Cairo this morning.

Tahrir Square Reacts to Mubarak Speech

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Obama discusses Egypt with Fox News 02/06/2011

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http://www.familyradio.com/index2.html May 21,2011

The diplomatic car that ran over 20 people in cairo (28th-Jan-2011)

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More than 20 to 30 people between injured & killed during this terrible act.....The person (the beast) responsible for that should be punished ....for those who were killed brutally...May they rest in peace....

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Tahrir Clashes

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MSNBC_ 6 AM THURSDAY 2/11. LiVE SHOT FROM TAHRiR SQUARE IN CAiRO, EGYPT

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Pro- MuBarak police paid forces launching molotov cocktails & gun fire onto protesters Tunisia

BRUTAL ATTACK ON CNN'S ANDERSON COOPER IN EGYPT (18+ ONLY- WARNING Disturbing graphics)

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Anderson Cooper attacked in Egypt Brutally During Interview.

Mubarak killing people in Tahrir square cairo

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4:30 am Egypt time. Tahrir square Al Tahrir square Al Tahrir Tahrir Egypt ,Aljazira mubarak news goverment pro mobs Democracy Democracy protesters

Camels & horses storm into Tahrir square as protesters clash in Cairo

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Camels & horses storm into Tahrir square as protesters clash in Cairo

Anderson Cooper and Crew get attacked

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Reporting in Cairo. http://twitter.com/its_erickcastro I OWN NOTHING

? Kairo Brutale Polizei überfährt Aktivisten Brutal Egypt Cops against Protesters Cairo

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Revolution in Ägypten: Ermutigt von den Protesten in Tunesien demonstrieren tausende Ägypter für den Rücktritt des seit drei Jahrzehnten regierenden Staatschefs Mubarak. Die zunächst friedliche Proteste schlagen in Gewalt um. Mindestens drei Menschen kommen ums Leben. Derweil soll in Tunesien die Übergangsregierung umgebildet werden. Unterdessen gerät die US-Regierung in Zugzwang: Eine jämmerliche Pflichtübung aus Amerika: Hillary Clinton drängt dem, noch aktiven, Ägyptischen Regime zu einer raschen und friedlichen Beilegung der Revolution. Ägypten zählt zu den Top 10 der strategischen Verbündeten der USA und Europa im Mittleren Osten. Die USA und Europa nutzen Ägypten, wie auch Tunesien, als Bollwerk gegen die illegale Einwanderung nach Europa und im sogenannten 'Kampf gegen den Terrorismus'. Wie gewohnt unglaubwürdig und verlogen präsentierte sich der Deutsche Bundestag: Das repressive Mubarak-Regime wurde 30 Jahre lang von Deutschland unterstützt. Nun rufen Merkel, Westerwelle & Co. tatsächlich dazu auf, sich an Demokratischen Grundwerte zu halten und die Menschenrechte zu respektieren. We are now approaching the state of Orwell's dictum that he "who controls the present controls the past." He who controls internet servers controls the intellectual record of mankind, and by controlling that controls our perceptions of who we are, and by controlling that controls what laws and regulations that we make in society. - Julian Assange, 2010 http://sicherheitskonferenz.de berlin AlQaeda: ISI, IAI, Islamic state of iraq. IRAQ IED Obama Bush rumsfeld zionist, maiberlin AMERICAN, Tank 1maiberlin Resistance USA. guerrilla warfare Iraq clinton USMC ambush. mai ied vbied attack alqaeda. terrorist isi iai jami president german jaami sunni wahabi 1mai2011 salafi jihad 1mai mujahideen. best hamburg attacks intahar germany sald?r?lar? IRAK, mine bombs, tank big windows bang. exil s21 riots granede explosives, jihad and best jihad resistance. thunder storm. desert demonstration division. leaked deutsch hummvees war 100 ????? ???? demo k21. dead soldiers apache, helicopter 30mm. deutschland hellfire leak uav revolution airstrike insurgent kills ac 130 gunship 50 cal F14 F15 F18 military, usmc, microsoft m1a1, nachrichten tank .army air force sniper AH 64 iran engage attack deutsche combat. russland tron battle explosion, report missile iraq, afghanistan. taliban iraqi resistance moskau youtube jihad ied roadside bomb moscow reportage insurgency bombing. al qaeda juba anschlag sniper war firefight terrorist terrorists. howto terrorism Jaish al Mujahideen IED isaf facebook attacks.M1-Abrams. Hummer US Bradley dokumetation Armored bundeswehr vehicle hit by IED Jaish_Al-Mujahideen IED Attacks.Hamas of Iraq, IED doku on twitter Invaders Humvee, Al Qaeda: Huge ied Vs American Forces. Humvee ied roth On ministerium Humvee vbied bundesmarine explosion insurgent car ied.suicide bmw attacks.iraq new vbeid. ied truck guttenberg bomb suicide attack, adobe marines grüne army € mercedes baghdad fallujah diyala al-qaeda insurgents audi iraq kirkuk truck bomb @ minesweeper. jaish .power of ied westerwelle humvee. google censorship iraq war ducati jihad neues bnd mujahideen dead killed us zensur soldiers, ied vbied Soldiers bundesregierung found, E3 bullen neu ied then repression c-4ed it no more ied, Media Mücahidler. zeitgeist Hummer'e takla nocommenttv Iraq poland regierung Mujahideen ied hummer kill us soldier iraq war jihad live mujahideen isi polizei al qaeda. recall green banner hd brigades, mujahed ied mortar. humvee hummer ISI iraq. war blogtv jihad recalldsds mujahideen ied vbied humvee, bufallo, infantry police vehicle. isi al qaeda. hamas of rtldsds iraq detonate. insurgents insurgency terrorists resistance Insurgents Destroy dsdsrtl American Forces Vehicle IED crack Hits American, Forces. Humvee c4 explosive anti-tank mine torpedo C 4. hacks occupation AWESOME destruction dsds2011 annihilation junglecamp hacking demolition. destroy cut off military aljazeera martial warlike sniper attack ISI dschunglecamp Iraq us army ap soldier, reuters eod blow up, blast ied vbied zdf iphone alqaeda isi iai jami jaami, kanzlerin sunni salafi, jihad mujahideen iraq war jihad ard mujahideen sniper, appletv naqsbandia merkel juba. derspiegel graphic execution insurgents insurgency terrorists. aggroTV jungle ipad resistance occupation troops democracy army armed. forces camp coalition ninawa mosul. spiegeltv jaish al headshot Mujahideen sat1 mosul american, occupation gore internet insurgents iraq resistance ied destruction, News, prosieben Politics, iraq war, massaker air indien force F14 F16 apache helicopter attack troops strike. Aktivisten Außenminister simpsons Avigdor Lieberman Blockade Gazastreifen Groth Inge bild Höger Israel Mahmud Abbas. indian Mairead Corrigan, Mankell, Messern online Netanjahu Palästinenser. Recep Tayyip Erdogan, realannoyingorange Schlagstöcken

Hosni Mubarak Announces He Will Not Run For Another Term As President (FULL SPEECH)

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http://LeakSource.wordpress.com Egyptian president offers concessions and defiance in the face of continued protests demanding he leave office. Full Text of Mubarak's Speech Here: http://english.aljazeera.net/news/middleeast/2011/02/20112221313603381.html# Related Link: Anti-Government & Pro-Mubarak Protesters Clash In Egypt http://leaksource.wordpress.com/2011/02/01/anti-government-pro-mubarak-protesters-clash-in-egypt/ Original Video Uploaded By YouJudgeThis http://www.youtube.com/YouJudgeThis http://LeakSource.wordpress.com

President Obama on Orderly Transition in Egypt - WhiteHouse 110201

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Wite House official version

Interview with anti-government protester at Tahir Square

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Interview with anti-government protester at Tahir Square for documentary Zero Silence. www.zerosilence.org

Egypt: A New Spirit of National Pride

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While Egyptians battle for their political future, social change is already sweeping the country.

Juju's message to Mubarak

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8 Year old Saudi girls' thoughts on President Mubarak of Egypt and the current protests. FYI: The hotel reference is related to what she thought were the buildings on fire.

Egyptian Protestors Gathering- January 31 2011

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Around 12:30 Walking towards Tahrir Square- Designated path from around back.

Egyptian opposition leader No turning back CCTV News

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Egyptian opposition leader, Mohamed ElBaradei appeared in Cairo's main square on Sunday evening, addressing thousands of protesters who were calling for the departure of President Hosni Mubarak. The protesers have defied a curfew imposed by the Mubarak government. Nobel Peace laureate and democracy advocate Mohamed ElBaradei took up a bullhorn at Tahrir Square to call for President Hosni Mubarak to step down. He told thousands of protesters who defied a third night of curfew that what they had begun cannot go back and that change can only come from the country itself. Mohamed ElBaradei, Egyptian opposition leader, said, "As we mentioned before we have an essential demand, the departure of this regime and we will start a new phase, a new Egypt where every Egyptian will live in freedom and dignity." Earlier reports say ElBaradei has been mandated to discuss the formation of a new government and will soon communicate with the military. Egyptian opposition parties have agreed to support Elbaradei in negotiations with the current government. Meanwhile, protesters in Cairo marched through the streets in another defiance of a government curfew on Sunday. A large crowd of protesters made their way to Tahrir square. The army made no attempt to disperse the protesters gathered at the Square, which they have occupied since Friday afternoon. Protester, said, "No one is afraid of the curfew, we have been afraid for 30 years and no-one is afraid now. We want freedom, we want to be free to elect a president, a real president that can really take this country forward," The Egyptian government has extended the curfew in Cairo, Alexandria and Suez. The curfew, previously from 4 p.m. to 8 a.m., now runs from 3 p. m. to 8 a.m. local time. Information provided by cctv.com Thank you http://www.cctv.com http://www.youtube.com/user/keymastermind77?feature=mhum#p/a/f/1/Due3iUlaoX4

Egypt Revolution, Jet Fighters Over Cairo, Mohammed Al-Baradei

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Latest from Egypt- jet fighters have been seen flying low over Cairo during the 6th day of protests and demonstrations against the Mubarak leadership. Many Muslim and African countries have seen protests and demonstrations in recent weeks.

BE ONE WITH ALL EGYPTIANS

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Created by Tamer Shaaban. Another Egyptian who's had enough. Facebook Link: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Take-Wh... Violent clashes between police and demonstrators as over ten thousand gather on the streets of Cairo. The Egyptian population has endured a tyrants rule for far too long, millions struggle each day to find where their next meal is coming from. January 25th, 2011 marks the day when the people rise and take back what's rightfully there's. This isn't the end, but hopefully the beginning to a long awaited regime change! Send to everyone and let them know. Song: "Into the Fire" - Thirteen Senses Thanks to the following news sources for their footage Daily News Egypt The Guardian CNN New York Times Al Masry Al Youm The video was posted on reddit and has gained momentum! Continue spreading the word! The more support we get the better! http://www.reddit.com/r/reddit.com/co...

Egypt Revolution, Jet Fighters Over Cairo, Mohammed Al-Baradei, 30/01/2011

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Fighter jets swooped low over Cairo on Sunday in what appeared to be an attempt by the military to show its control of a city beset by looting, armed robbery and anti-government protests. Minutes before the start of a 4 pm (1400 GMT) curfew, at least two jets appeared and made multiple passes over downtown, including a central square where thousands of protesters were calling for the departure of President Hosni Mubarak. Police could be seen returning to some streets nearly two days after virtually disappearing, creating a security vacuum only partially filled by the presence of army troops backed by tanks at key sites around this city of 18 million people. After days of escalating chaos, gangs of armed men attacked at least four jails across Egypt before dawn Sunday, helping to free hundreds of Muslim militants and thousands of other inmates. The 2011 Egyptian protests are a continuing series of street demonstrations taking place throughout Egypt from January 2011 onwards, with organizers counting on the Tunisian uprising to inspire the crowds to mobilize. The demonstrations and riots were reported to have started over police brutality, State of emergency laws, unemployment, desire to raise the minimum wage, lack of housing, food inflation, corruption, lack of freedom of speech and poor living conditions. The protests main goal is to oust President Hosni Mubarak who has been in power for more than 30 years. While localized protests were already commonplace in previous years, major protests and riots erupted all over the country starting on 25 January, known as the "Day of Anger", the date set by Egyptian opposition groups and others for a major demonstration. The 2011 protests have been called "unprecedented" for Egypt, and "some of the most serious civil unrest in recent memory" in the country. Hosni Mubarak presidency: President Hosni Mubarak has ruled Egypt since 1981. His government, which has been criticized in the media and amongst NGOs, is supported by the United States because of his "persecution of the Islamists generally supportive of Israel." As a result, the initial reactions to Hosni Mubarak's abuses by the U.S. were muted, and most instances of socio-political protest in the country, when they occurred at all, rarely made major news headlines. Police Brutality: Khaled Mohamed Saeed died under disputed circumstances in the Sedi Gabr area of Alexandria on June 6, 2010. Multiple witnesses have testified that Saeed was beaten to death by the police, On 25 June Mohamed ElBaradei, former head of the International Atomic Energy Agency, led a rally in Alexandria against alleged abuses by the police and visited Saeed's family to offer condolences. Economic Policy: About 40 percent of Egypt's 80-million population lives on or around two dollars per day, and a large part of the population relies on subsidized goods. Protests: In Egypt, at least six cases of self-immolation have been reported, including a man arrested while trying to set himself on fire in downtown Cairo. Abdou Abdel-Moneim Jaafar, a 49-year-old restaurant owner, set himself alight in front of the Egyptian Parliament. Scale of protests: Thousands were protesting in the capital of Cairo on the 25th of January, with 15,000 alone occupying Tahrir square; 20,000 in various locations across Alexandria, 200 demonstrators were in the southern city of Aswan, 2000 in the eastern city of Ismailiya; and about 3000 in the northern city of Mahallah. Video Source: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IxZl24WoMSo http://www.youtube.com/user/GlobalPrison . Egypt Egyptian Protests Street Demonstrations Tunisian Uprising Mobilize Police Brutality Unemployment Raise Minimum Wage Housing Food Inflation Corruption Freedom Of Speech Living Conditions Hosni Mubarak Day Anger Civil Unrest Government Khaled Mohamed Saeed Sedi Gabr Alexandria Death ElBaradei Self-immolation Tahrir Square Aswan Ismailiya Mahallah Human Rights Revolution Tear Gas Activists 25/01/2011

Prisoners escape Egypt prisons

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Scores of prisoners, possibly in their thousands, have managed to escape from Egyptian jails in the chaos caused by mass protests across the country. Among those escaped prisoners are some Palestinians from the Gaza Strip. Al Jazeera's Nicole Johnston speaks to one of the escapees - a member of the Army of Islam. He is back at home in Gaza after spending three years at a prison in Cairo.

Egyptian Military Says It Will NOT Go Against The People, President's Aircraft Buzz Protestors

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Fighter jets swooped low over Cairo on Sunday in what appeared to be an attempt by the military to show its control of a city beset by looting, armed robbery and anti-government protests. Minutes before the start of a 4 pm (1400 GMT) curfew, at least two jets appeared and made multiple passes over downtown, including a central square where thousands of protesters were calling for the departure of President Hosni Mubarak. Police could be seen returning to some streets nearly two days after virtually disappearing, creating a security vacuum only partially filled by the presence of army troops backed by tanks at key sites around this city of 18 million people. After days of escalating chaos, gangs of armed men attacked at least four jails across Egypt before dawn Sunday, helping to free hundreds of Muslim militants and thousands of other inmates. The 2011 Egyptian protests are a continuing series of street demonstrations taking place throughout Egypt from January 2011 onwards, with organizers counting on the Tunisian uprising to inspire the crowds to mobilize. The demonstrations and riots were reported to have started over police brutality, State of emergency laws, unemployment, desire to raise the minimum wage, lack of housing, food inflation, corruption, lack of freedom of speech and poor living conditions. The protests main goal is to oust President Hosni Mubarak who has been in power for more than 30 years. While localized protests were already commonplace in previous years, major protests and riots erupted all over the country starting on 25 January, known as the "Day of Anger", the date set by Egyptian opposition groups and others for a major demonstration. The 2011 protests have been called "unprecedented" for Egypt, and "some of the most serious civil unrest in recent memory" in the country. Hosni Mubarak presidency: President Hosni Mubarak has ruled Egypt since 1981. His government, which has been criticized in the media and amongst NGOs, is supported by the United States because of his "persecution of the Islamists generally supportive of Israel." As a result, the initial reactions to Hosni Mubarak's abuses by the U.S. were muted, and most instances of socio-political protest in the country, when they occurred at all, rarely made major news headlines. Police Brutality: Khaled Mohamed Saeed died under disputed circumstances in the Sedi Gabr area of Alexandria on June 6, 2010. Multiple witnesses have testified that Saeed was beaten to death by the police, On 25 June Mohamed ElBaradei, former head of the International Atomic Energy Agency, led a rally in Alexandria against alleged abuses by the police and visited Saeed's family to offer condolences. Economic Policy: About 40 percent of Egypt's 80-million population lives on or around two dollars per day, and a large part of the population relies on subsidized goods. Protests: In Egypt, at least six cases of self-immolation have been reported, including a man arrested while trying to set himself on fire in downtown Cairo. Abdou Abdel-Moneim Jaafar, a 49-year-old restaurant owner, set himself alight in front of the Egyptian Parliament. Scale of protests: Thousands were protesting in the capital of Cairo on the 25th of January, with 15,000 alone occupying Tahrir square; 20,000 in various locations across Alexandria, 200 demonstrators were in the southern city of Aswan, 2000 in the eastern city of Ismailiya; and about 3000 in the northern city of Mahallah. Video Source: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6j3Rx5s8MGo http://www.youtube.com/user/FixedNewsChannel http://www.youtube.com/user/AlJazeeraEnglish . Egypt Egyptian Protests Street Demonstrations Tunisian Uprising Mobilize Police Brutality Unemployment Raise Minimum Wage Housing Food Inflation Corruption Freedom Of Speech Living Conditions Hosni Mubarak Day Anger Civil Unrest Government Khaled Mohamed Saeed Sedi Gabr Alexandria Death ElBaradei Self-immolation Tahrir Square Aswan Ismailiya Mahallah Human Rights Revolution Tear Gas Activists 25/01/2011

Cairo Egypt 31 january 2011 part 4.flv

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Cairo Egypt 31 january 2011

Day of anger in Egypt: Man shot in Suez

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facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Vittorio-Arrigoni/290463280451 Le proteste anti-Mubarak arrivano a Gaza. Israele comincia a essere nervoso, l'ordine è: profilo basso Si è estesa fino a dieci chilometri da Gaza la protesta anti-governativa in Egitto. Un manifestante di 22 anni è rimasto ucciso nei violenti scontri tra beduini e polizia a Sheikh Zuwayed, nel nord della penisola del Sinai, città prossima alla Striscia. Lo hanno riferito testimoni, spiegando che la vittima è stata raggiunta alla testa da colpi d'arma da fuoco esplosi dai poliziotti. In piazza si sono riversate circa 10mila persone, che hanno bloccato l'autostrada che collega Egitto e Israele. Sale così a sette, cinque manifestanti e due poliziotti, il bilancio delle vittime delle proteste contro il regime del presidente Hosni Mubarak. La scommessa è che il regime del presidente Hosni Mubarak possa tenere, in un modo o nell'altro. Il timore è invece il salto nel buio verso un ipotetico spettro islamista. Quel che è certo è che Israele guarda a occhi bene aperti, non senza inquietudine, il dilagare dei focolai di protesta popolare dal Maghreb al confinante Egitto, pedina fondamentale del sistema di sicurezza regionale. More than fifty thousands Anti-government protests have broken out in Egypt after an internet campaign inspired by the uprising in Tunisia. The Tunisian domino effect? As Tunisians witnesses the rebirth of their country, there are fears among their North African neighbours that their discontentment, and eventual uprising, could spread. Protests are being held in Egypt on Tuesday, in a stand against 82 year old President Hosni Mubarak, who's been in power for nearly 29 years. Egyptians say they want change, and are looking towards Tunisia for inspiration. January 27th Day of anger in Egypt

Egypt Revolution Video of deadly anti-Mubarak protests in Cairo.flv

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Egypt Revolution Video of deadly anti-Mubarak protests in Cairo

Egypt ~ Revolution! (English translation)

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Arabic - English translation ~ security forces clash with protesters on the day of anger (text) "egypt" clap clap "egypt" then chants not clear but "freedom" in there tag on the wall reads "down down hosni mubarak" (yaskot yaskot hosni mubarak) man telling the police beating "no no no stop stop stop" and also raising his hands "don't be scared" other "stop" when a protesters is injured on the head "is anybody filming this?" then they are raising there hands saying "peaceful, peaceful", police responds by beating (sounds familiar? ) when there is gas on the floor "careful, careful" when the man gets injured in the head "is anyone filming what's happening here?" when the man gets out of the fire truck someone shouts "he's with us" clap clap clap "egypt" jumping in front of the police saying "we're sitting, we're sitting= we're staying, we're staying" interview (Assem Mahmoud): " I am here because of the higher education they tell you about and then when you graduate there is no jobs, they say you're not qualified, not qualified? but you're the ones who taught me! You [the government] go and get workers from outside and we don't work. I went into the army and lost one year of my life, when I came out there was no jobs. It's just too much. This is why I'm here, I'm here demanding my rights. And we want fair elections. I don't want to go down from my house to vote and find the security forces and the police standing and beating me up." Samira: "I would like there to be democracy in our country, and freedom, and that the youth may have a chance in life, instead of the corruption and the contacts. We want everyone to take what's due to them [what is their right]" before the guy speaks "we want silence people" "The energy is there and it will remain there until we get our demands. We stay in the square and we organise. The day is long and we are all in the square with the demand of change in Egypt." man with blood on his forehead: "People, people, the people over there are alone, hey" "The people demands the end of the status quo [the way things are, the system]" Abu Ayman Iss, editor in chief (i think) of the newspaper "el dostor": I am sharing the youth's demands and the demonstration. My position and my opinion is very clear which shows that the egyptian people refuse corruption, torture, rigged elections. This is the real voice of the people of egypt, the voice that is coming from the heart of Tahrir square. And the police is using extreme force." (poster says: "the youth are coming") old man with MASSIVE SMILE on his face :) Kamal Abou Itta chairperson of the independent tax collectors union "OUR PEOPLE ARE HERE" (like finally, our people is here) We still have life, the smell of Tunisia came to us to free our country. Inchallah, we will stay here until we change this system and we better the life in egypt, and solve our problems, and until we restore the dignity of our people" "we are distributing (bread) to the people so they can stay determined" "The people demand the end of the system"

Egypt Uprising: Some security forces leave their post join protesters

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live http://www.presstv.com/live/ Egyptian opposition leader Mohamed ElBaradei has participated in the Friday prayers in the Egyptian capital of Cairo amidst police clampdown on his supporters and anti-government protesters. The prominent opposition figure recently returned to the country, expressing readiness to lead Egypt's protest movements with the aim of enabling a "peaceful transition" of power. ElBaradei joined at least 2,000 people in Friday prayers in a public square in central Cairo, ahead of nationwide anti-government protests, AFP reported on Friday. Police have reportedly fired rubber bullets in the air, and used tear gas and water cannons to disperse the protesters in a central Cairo square after Friday prayers. Worshippers prayed outside a large mosque in central Cairo and chanted "Down with (President) Hosni Mubarak" as soon as the prayer was over, amid a heavy security presence. Reports also indicate that Egyptian police has cracked down on ElBaradei supporters. Meanwhile, the Egyptian government has stepped up its clampdown on the media and communications services ahead of massive protests expected after Friday prayers. On Thursday, Egypt's largest opposition group, the Muslim Brotherhood, called on Egyptians to continue the protests after the weekly Muslim prayer congregation of Friday. Reports say that at least nine people have been killed and hundreds arrested during the past three days of unrest. ElBaradei, the former UN nuclear chief, who is reportedly viewed as an agent for democracy, travelled to Egypt from Vienna on Thursday to join current demonstrations against Mubarak's three-decade-long rule over the country.

TheDailyNewsEgypt's Channel

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