Egypt: Democracy Game
Egypt
Mohamed of From Cairo, with love, thanks Condoleezza Rice for pushing for democracy that far in Egypt, which is appearing in President Mubarak's democracy game, and mutating into a presidential candidate, as he says.
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Mohamed of From Cairo, with love, thanks Condoleezza Rice for pushing for democracy that far in Egypt, which is appearing in President Mubarak's democracy game, and mutating into a presidential candidate, as he says.
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Farsnews reported “Cyber Hezbollah' will hold its eighth meeting in Tehran on Wendesday.One of main points of discussion is Shahin Najafi's “insults regarding one Shi'ite Saint.”
Islamic Republic has launched a new social networking called “Hadi Net“. Iranian media reported[fa] this social networking is an answer to Shahin Najafi's “insults regarding one Shi'ite Imam.”
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There are many other views, Mohamed is amongst the minority of the egyptian blogosphere who can actually thank the US for interfering with our internal affairs.
This doesn’t mean we’re pro mubarak or opression. We simply don’t like being told what to do. Please check egybloggers.com for a more comprehensive list of the egyptian blogosphere.
Thanks for the link!
You guys don’t get it. I’m thanking her for having the regime put on a good show. There’s no democracy happening!