Egyptian Revolution Tweets. We Won't Back Down, Part 9 (Wael Ghonim Free)

[Catherina]

Egyptian Revolution Tweets. We Won't Back Down, Part 9 (Wael Ghonim Free)

Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, Part 4, Part 5, Part 6, Part 7, Part 8

Some Mubarak Financial documents DDos'd to dissappear found here

To see Tahrir battlepoints Google Earth + overlay


Egyptian anti-government protesters sleep on the tires of a military tank stationed on Tahrir (Liberation) Square, which for the past two weeks has been the center of a sit-in protest by thousands of Egyptians demanding the government step down from power. Protesters created a human shield and barricades to fend off pro-Mubarak supporters from getting into the square and to prevent the military from an overnight attack to clear the square from the protesters.

Please rec if you read these

[Catherina]

1. What it's like to enter Tahrir Square at night these days.

evanchill Evan Hill
What it's like to enter Tahrir Square at night these days. http://ow.ly/3S2CA
15 seconds ago

Scenes from Tahrir Square: The Welcome
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K2866seHpWs

[Catherina]

4. Zamalek goal keeper Nader el-Sayed joins the Tahrir revolutionaries.

3arabawy Hossam عمو حسام
New post: #Jan25 نادر السيد ينضم للإعتصام http://bit.ly/eXbiAI
2 minutes ago


Former Zamalek goal keeper Nader el-Sayed joins the Tahrir revolutionaries.


http://www.arabawy.org/2011/02/08/zamalek-goal-keeper/

Video

[Catherina]

20. goal keeper leading the chants in Tahrir Square against the regime.

3arabawy Hossam عمو حسام
New post: #Jan25 نادر السيد يهتف ضد النظام في اعتصام التحرير http://bit.ly/guh2ST
1 minute ago Favorite Retweet Reply


Zamalek’s former goal keeper leading the chants in Tahrir Square against the regime.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0IEU3ktuT7Y&feature=player_embedded

[highplainsdem]

2. What it's like to enter Tahrir Square at night these days. http://ow.ly/3S2CA

evanchill Evan Hill
What it's like to enter Tahrir Square at night these days. http://ow.ly/3S2CA
1 minute ago

[highplainsdem]

3. NPR's @MorningEdition is interviewing Egyptian Novelist Ahdaf Soueif tomorrow morning; aka @monasosh

acarvin Andy Carvin
by alaa
NPR's @MorningEdition is interviewing Egyptian Novelist Ahdaf Soueif tomorrow morning; aka @monasosh and @alaa's aunt. #jan25

[highplainsdem]

5. Want to watch a facebook page grow at 50 members per second? Go to the Ghonim page and hit reload.

tomgara Tom Gara
by Heba_S09
Want to watch a facebook page grow at 50 members per second? Go to the Ghonim page and hit reload. Phenomenal: http://on.fb.me/eVnMRG #jan25

[highplainsdem]

6. Click the link in that post, and then refresh again and again. You won't believe it.

[Catherina]

8. Do you FB? n/t

[Ghost Dog]

11. Nope.

Too commercial for my taste.

[Catherina]

13. For mine too but it's very useful

as you can see now ;)

If you put something up there, within seconds, all your friends see it and can choose to share it further.

Other than twitter, which has a lot of noise and trolls, there's no other tool like that out there.

[Ghost Dog]

10. Fucking hell.

:)

[Catherina]

14. Up to 49,791 now

:woohoo:

[highplainsdem]

15. Just passed 50,000.

[Catherina]

17. 51,011 People Like This now n/t

[Ghost Dog]

24. Inklings of what Mohammed himself (peace be upon him) and followers might have felt

(but not quite so suddenly), once-upon-a-time?

[Catherina]

27. Can you go into more depth about that? 57,334 People Like This n/t

[Ghost Dog]

30. (Originally) Humble, reluctant hero?

In the context of evil empire?

[highplainsdem]

16. Over 51,000.

[Desertrose]

31. Now over 64668!

[highplainsdem]

39. Just passed 75,000.

So he's gained another 25,000 Facebook followers in two hours.

[Catherina]

40. That's uh a lot of ppl! n/t

[Catherina]

7. there are anti-regime protests in the New Vally governorate in our Western desert

Zeinobia Zeinobia
According to Al Hurra , there are anti-regime protests in the New Vally governorate in our Western desert
2 minutes ago

Even in the desert. You hear that Hosni?

[Catherina]

9. ppl in Tahrir revolted not cuz of facebook but for why&how KhaledSaid was killed

Gsquare86 Gigi Ibrahim جييييج
I doubt that people in Tahrir now where I am sleeping have revolted cuz of facebook but for why&how KhaledSaid was killed in the first place
1 minute ago


+1000000000000000000000000

Facebook was just a very useful and important tool

[Catherina]

12. Sandmonkey: Predictions: Tomorrow will be 3-5 million people out in cairo. 8 million is even possibl

Sandmonkey Sandmonkey
Predictions: Tomorrow will be 3-5 million people out in cairo. 8 million is even possible. #jan25
2 minutes ago Favorite Retweet Reply

[Catherina]

18. hen the revolution desperately needed a leader, Wael @Ghonim showed up. This ends soon

1 new tweet
»

MostafaMGaafar Mostafa M Gaafar
When the revolution desperately needed a leader, Wael @Ghonim showed up. This ends soon. #egypt #jan25 #tahrir
1 minute ago Favorite Retweet Reply

[Catherina]

19. Ahmed is a doctor ,went to treat the injured of Al Tahrir , he was shot and now he is paralyzed than

Zeinobia Zeinobia
Ahmed is a doctor ,went to treat the injured of Al Tahrir , he was shot and now he is paralyzed thanks Mubarak http://bit.ly/i74VSP
1 minute ago





GO TO THE PALACE TOMORROW. DRAG THAT SLITHERING SNAKE OUT OF THERE.

[Catherina]

21. a huge stone memorial with all the names of the martyrs.To be placed in #Tahrir

A7madoze Ahmed Farahat
by Hwahab
My father wants to initiate the idea of having a huge stone memorial with all the names of the martyrs.To be placed in #Tahrir Plz RT #Jan25
3 minutes ago Favorite Retweet Reply

[Catherina]

22. Delete, wrong place. n/t

[Catherina]

23. Interview with Egyptian blogger Sandmonkey (Video)

Sandmonkey Sandmonkey
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HFm7lCMEzzk the msnbc interview. #jan25
2 minutes ago



Interview with Egyptian blogger Sandmonkey
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HFm7lCMEzzk

[Catherina]

25. Wael Ghoneim/Love letter to Egypt

Sarahcarr أبو كار
Wael Ghoneim/Love letter to Egypt http://bit.ly/g99sJQ #jan25
1 minute ago



Wael Ghoneim/Love letter to Egypt
Posted on February 7, 2011 by Sarah Carr


...

But I have stayed, and the thought of leaving always made me depressed. A friend (a doctor from Assiut who himself emigrated to the US, partly in despair at his future prospects in Egypt and strongly advised me to also get out) once challenged me to write a list of good things in Egypt. I tried, but they all seemed too personal, and stupid, or impossible to put in words. How do you describe indefatigable joy? How do you capture and convey spirit, spirit even in the cruelest sadness?

I’ve written on this blog about Egypt for five years now and I much of it is descriptions of injustice and tragedy, but I hope some of it has been the love letter to Egypt I meant it to be.

Tonight I watched Wael Ghoneim in a heart-breaking interview about his role in the uprising and the 12 days he spent in state security detention, and I felt vindicated. To be more accurate, I felt vindicated mid-afternoon on January 25th when thousands of us broke through security cordons and flooded into Tahrir Square and everything changed forever. And then again on Friday 28th when protestors fought and beat security bodies prepared to open fire on them while they were praying. And again last Wednesday, when protestors defended Tahrir Square from attacks by government-sponsored thugs for hours.

And I feel vindicated every time I enter Tahrir Square and find all the good in Egypt concentrated in one place. The day before yesterday I was standing on the wall which runs the perimeter of Tahrir’s grassy island watching men sing and dance. It was a tight squeeze and I was standing dead close to a middle-aged lady clapping and singing. She tapped me on the shoulder, I thought she wanted to say something to me so I leant over. She kissed me on the cheek and went back to watching.

http://inanities.org/2011/02/wael-ghoneimlove-letter-to-egypt/

[Catherina]

26. can't we sue Mubarak in the internationa criminal courl already?

spelllz raghda ah sleit
can't we sue Mubarak in the internationa criminal courl already? #Jan25 #Egypt
20 seconds ago

[Catherina]

28. Farahat had 7 brothers last Wednesday. He has 5 brothers left in this world now.

ShaimaStreet Shaima
Farahat had 7 brothers till last Wednesday. He has 5 brothers left in this world now. #jan25 #tahrir #egypt
52 seconds ago Favorite Retweet Reply

[Catherina]

29. "Ghonimed": Verb. To serve, upstage, or pull the carpet from underneath someone. Hosni got Ghonimed

embee Embee
"Ghonimed": Verb. To serve, upstage, or pull the carpet from underneath someone. Hosni Mubarak got Ghonimed today #Egypt #Jan25 RT @Remroum
1 minute ago

[Catherina]

32. andersoncooper: How we know the Mubarak regime is lying. Tonite on ac360 full hour

andersoncooper Anderson Cooper
How we know the Mubarak regime is lying. Tonite on #ac360. The full hour devoted to #Egypt. Keeping them honest. 10p.
20 minutes ago Favorite Retweet Reply

[Catherina]

33. Alarabiya: Ahmed Zuweil & Mohamed ElBaradei refuse to negotiate now unless Mubarak leaves first

Sandmonkey Sandmonkey
Alarabiya says that Ahmed Zuweil and Mohamed ElBaradei refuse to negotiate now unless Mubarak leaves first. #jan25
21 minutes ago Favorite Retweet Reply

[golddigger]

34. At 66,220.

[Catherina]

35. Never seen anything like it! Amazing. n/t

[Catherina]

36. Sequence of Communication Shutdown During 2011

RamyRaoof Ramy Raoof
#Egypt: Sequence of Communication Shutdown During 2011 Uprise http://bit.ly/hhwIRa #Jan25
21 minutes ago





Egypt: Sequence of Communication Shutdown During 2011 Uprise
25 January 2011 was the day when people of Egypt went to the streets in several cities to demonstrate against President Mubarak and the current regime.

Online platforms and social websites were highly utilized by activists to mobilize youth and spread the word before January 25. On the first of day of demonstrations, the government started to crackdown on communication and online platforms to limit the flow of information on what is happening and despite that crackdown, people of Egypt were still able to deliver videos, pictures and thoughts from the demonstrations all over Egypt and it didn't affect mobilizing people to join peaceful assemblies.

Among many different tactics activists used to spread the multimedia is building tents in Tahrir Square (Downtown, Cairo) and hanging a sign "Gathering Picture and Videos" to compile footage and pictures from demonstrators and uploading them online.

Here is the sequence of communication shutdown by the government starting 25 January:

1. Tuesday 25 January 2011 - 01:30 pm: some mobile lines shutdown, twitter.com and bambuser.com blocked in Egypt.

2. Tuesday 25 January 2011 - 08:0 pm: network coverage in Tahrir Square shutdown.

3. Wednesday 26 January 2011: twitter.com & bambuser.com are accessible (10:30 pm), facebook.com is blocked, some mobile lines are re-activated,.

4. Thursday 27 January 2011 - 09:40 pm: short message service (SMS) & internet connection shutdown (except one internet service provider where the government moved on it stock exchange and financials process).

5. Friday 28 January 2011: landlines shutdown in some areas in Cairo, satellite internet connection is interrupted and mobile phone calls are re-activated.

6. Monday 31 January 2011 - 11:30 pm: last internet service provider in Egypt shutdown.

7. Wednesday 2 February - 2011, 12:30 pm: internet connection is re-activated.

8. Sunday 6 February - 12:35 am: short message service re-activated.

You can check pictures here , videos here and here from the demonstrations in Cairo.


http://ebfhr.blogspot.com/2011/02/egypt-sequence-of-communication.html

[Catherina]

37. TravellerW: Revolution Pessoptimism

TravellerW Mo-ha-med
Blog post!! #Egypt: Revolution Pessoptimism http://bit.ly/gcq7O8 #Jan25 #Tahrir
26 minutes ago

...

Public opinion is very difficult to read. The population has, by and large, been extremely supportive of the demonstrators camped in Tahrir and other places, up until February 1st. On that evening the President gave a pathetic address about how he had served the country for godknowshowmany years, and wanted to end his presidential term. He played on people's emotional strings and it seemed to work.

More than anything though, he has also been playing quite a dirty media game - using all government and government-controlled channels and newspapers to paint the demonstrators in the worst possible light, tarnishing their great effort and essentially claiming that they are the root of all evil.
Economic slowdown? It's the demonstrators.
Police disappeared and thugs have taken control of the streets? Gotta be the demonstrators.
Countrywide curfew? Sure, their fault too.
Food and fuel shortages? Makes total sense that the demonstrators are guilty there too.

And people are buying it. People living in the vicinity of Tahrir square have been 'arresting' and robbing protestors or anyone they suspected of being one. Many of those, by the way, have gone to Tahrir square last Wednesday 2 Feb., to joined the government's hired thugs in beating up the peaceful (and pacifist) pro-change protestors.

...

Which brings me to Wael Ghonim's interview. The interview effectively swept, in one TV-minute, all the clutter that had been amassing atop the core issues: human, social and economic rights. Emergency law. The brutality of a police that opens fire on demonstrators. The blood shed and the lives lost.

...


<'The pessoptimist' was the title of a novel by Emile Habibi - if you haven't guessed, it's the contraction of 'pessimist' and 'optimist'.>

http://www.travellerwithin.com/2011/02/egypt-revolution-pessoptimism.html

[Catherina]

38. This is how that horrid, awful woman flashed the photos at him when he broke down

Not an ounce of compassion in her voice about the victims either


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fSKuFpSJzMU&feature=youtu.be&a


She just ensured there will be MILLIONS on the street tomorrow. Good going Anne Coulter twin! Frankly, I'm delighted you were that hateful.

[Catherina]

41. When you don't see anything but a black scene for 12 days you keep praying that those outside still

Ghonim Wael Ghonim
When you don't see anything but a black scene for 12 days you keep praying that those outside still remember you. Thanks everyone #Jan25
2 minutes ago


After being blindfolded for 12 days.

[Catherina]

42. How dumb is the regime? They arrest the man behind #Jan25 and it doesn't stop. They release him toda

mosaaberizing Mosa'ab Elshamy
How dumb is the regime? They arrest the man behind #Jan25 and it doesn't stop. They release him today making him a hero & spreading it more.
38 minutes ago Favorite Retweet Reply

[Catherina]

43. To the young 'Muslim Brothers' in #Tahrir, thanks for protecting us in the square.

pakinamamer Pakinam and Voice
To the young 'Muslim Brothers' in #Tahrir, thanks for protecting us in the square. You're an essential part of our revolution. #EgyptUnite
37 minutes ago

[highplainsdem]

44. my neighbourhood (less afluent) has no army tanks, no neighbourhood watches and checkpoints, no thug

alaa Alaa Abd El Fattah
my neighbourhood (less afluent) has no army tanks, no neighbourhood watches and checkpoints, no thugs and no one heard of curfew #Jan25
15 minutes ago

[Catherina]

47. Where is that?! n/t

[Catherina]

45. i need confirmation : 3 were killed in the protests of the new valley governorate

Zeinobia Zeinobia
Guys i need confirmation : 3 were killed in the protests of the new valley governorate
34 minutes ago

[Catherina]

46. Sherif Gaber Egyptian American citizen who came back to join only to get injured by camel

Zeinobia Zeinobia
Sherif Gaber Egyptian American citizen who came back to join the protests only to get injured badly last Wednesday in the camel attack
32 minutes ago Favorite Retweet Reply

[Catherina]

48. Send This To the General Prosecutor ASAP

Zeinobia Zeinobia
A New Chronicle: Send This To the General Prosecutor ASAP http://goo.gl/fb/wBbtE
20 minutes ago

Send This To the General Prosecutor ASAP

If you are Egyptian or live in Egypt then please use this form and send it to the general prosecutor ASAP through Fax , we are asking the general prosecutor to open an investigation about minister of information Anas El-Fiky.

Anas El-Fiky is accused of spreading hate and lies in the society , yes we are accusing him of hate crime. His official media whether in TV or radio or newspaper accused us and the El-Tahrir protesters of being traitors working for Iran and Israel and even Mars for $ 50 and KFC meal !!

Anas El-Fiky is accused of spreading xenophobia in the Egyptian society jeopardizing the lives of foreigners including journalists and also the lives of blonde Egyptians to danger.

This form does not include this charge but I accuse him of wasting billions of dollars not even pounds from our taxes and also grants of European countries. No one understands where all that money went but we know our TV and radio need a lot of money.

...

http://egyptianchronicles.blogspot.com/2011/02/send-this-to-general-prosecutor-asap.html?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=twitter&utm_campaign=Feed:+EgyptianChronicles+(Egyptian+chronicles)

[dixiegrrrrl]

49. Their courage is breaking my heart.

I wish we had people like that here.
I hope we do.

[Catherina]

59. Me too. Both n/t

[highplainsdem]

50. The youngest protesters in #Tahrir -- Children of the Egyptian Revolution youtube

ziadaly ziadaly
by habibh
The youngest protesters in #Tahrir -- Children of the Egyptian Revolution http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KHj_cM5JOi8 via @youtube #Jan25 #Egypt #Freedom
44 minutes ago

[highplainsdem]

51. Anyone has Wael Ghonim's interview with subtitles in English done yet? Or at least part of it? Thank

Dima_Khatib Dima Khatib أنا ديمة
Anyone has Wael Ghonim's interview with subtitles in English done yet? Or at least part of it? Thanks #jan25 #egypt
6 minutes ago

[highplainsdem]

52. I am only getting the intro of the programme subtitled in English. I already tweeted that as "story

Dima_Khatib Dima Khatib أنا ديمة
I am only getting the intro of the programme subtitled in English. I already tweeted that as "story of Wael".. #jan25
2 minutes ago

[highplainsdem]

53. In sharp contrast to Vodafone, other businesses are trying to help the people of Egypt (link)

sunny_hundal sunny hundal
by monaeltahawy
In sharp contrast to Vodafone, other businesses are trying to help the people of Egypt http://bit.ly/fE41lh by @saliltripathi
1 hour ago

[highplainsdem]

54. Anderson Cooper: Mohamed ElBaradei joins us on #ac360 tonite. Full coverage on #Egypt, all the lates

andersoncooper Anderson Cooper
Mohamed ElBaradei joins us on #ac360 tonite. Full coverage on #Egypt, all the latest. 10p
2 minutes ago

[golddigger]

55. Wow! 79,470 and still climbing.

[Catherina]

60. 81,612 now. This is awesome! n/t

[highplainsdem]

56. Cairo Univ Law School announced its official support to protesters #jan25 first institution to do so

ArabRevolution تباً لك ياطاغوت
by SLSiri
Please RT: Cairo Univ Law School announced its official support to protesters #jan25 first institution to do so officially. via @sanasaeed
16 minutes ago

[highplainsdem]

57. Academic staff will join protesters tomorrow @ Tahrir downtown Cairo the Dean, VDs, professors..

SanaSaeed Sana Saeed
Academic staff will join protesters tomorrow @ Tahrir downtown Cairo the Dean, VDs, professors.. #jan25 CONT.
29 minutes ago

[highplainsdem]

58. My friend @TravellerW was beaten up and called a "traitor" because he had a laptop and smart phone w

Elazul Elazul
My friend @TravellerW was beaten up and called a "traitor" because he had a laptop and smart phone with him. #Jan25 Jan25
3 minutes ago

[Catherina]

61. Posted this earlier but I'm just getting to it now. Ramy Raoof

This is brilliant stuff!

Ramy's currently providing live video feeds out of Tahrir. http://bambuser.com/channel/RamyRaoof along with Tarek Shalaby http://bambuser.com/channel/tarekshalaby/

This kids put most of humanity to shame.

The Hopeful Network
Meet the young cyberactivists who've been planning Egypt's uprising for years.





One of the key activists within this movement is 24-year-old Ramy Raoof, the online media expert for Global Voices and the Egyptian Initiative for Personal Rights, two organizations devoted to documenting and sharing information on Egypt's democratic movement.

In September 2010, Raoof shared a digital guide with me that he had created to illustrate how protesters could use mobile phones and Twitter to communicate information about arrested activists, helping lawyers to secure the release of the detainees. Raoof was also well known for the "fixes" he devised for many of the challenges activists were facing, such as using international phone lines to text during government-imposed SMS shutdowns.

His efforts proved wildly successful. In the protests just before the November 2010 parliamentary elections, his team was able to secure the release of dozens of people from jails within hours of their arrest, sometimes by simply having a lawyer show up to dismiss unfounded and unchargeable offenses. In previous demonstrations, arrested protesters regularly disappeared into the prison system for weeks at a time, never having been charged, and emerging with horror stories of torture and significant injuries.

In addition to teaching activists about using technology to find new ways to organize, the election also taught them the power of new-media technologies to get out their message. That's where Bassem Samir comes in.

..

http://www.foreignpolicy.com/articles/2011/02/07/the_hopeful_network?page=0,1

[Catherina]

62. Dear #Mubarak, I hope you have Al Jazeerah tomorrow. set back, relax and enjoy the show

Raafatology Raafat- نيويورك
Dear #Mubarak, I hope you have Al Jazeerah tomorrow. set back, relax and enjoy the show #Jan25 #tahrir #Egypt
7 minutes ago Favorite Retweet Reply

[highplainsdem]

63. First and second parts of Wael Ghonim's interview, with subtitles

monaeltahawy Mona Eltahawy
WATCH! Wael Ghonim intvu RT @Arasmus 1st part of @Ghonim interview subtitled by @Arabzy @aliveinegypt. Pt1 http://goo.gl/CeR3x #egypt #Jan25
43 minutes ago

monaeltahawy Mona Eltahawy
Second part @Ghonim interview w subtitles thanks Scarce http://bit.ly/g3ym7z #Jan25
4 minutes ago

[Waiting For Everyman]

76. Part 3

http://bit.ly/GhonimDream-3

from @habibh (Habib Haddad), a very interesting interview with him here:

http://www.themarknews.com/articles/4003-q-a-with-middle-east-entrepreneur-habib-haddad

[highplainsdem]

64. Membership to facebook page 'I grant @Ghonim the right to speak on my behalf' increases by 100s ever

occupiedcairo Occupied Cairo
Membership to facebook page 'I grant @Ghonim the right to speak on my behalf' increases by 100s every minute #jan25 http://on.fb.me/dGzmFn
25 minutes ago

[highplainsdem]

66. I didn't know that was the name of the page.

I knew it was a type of fan page for people offering their support, but didn't realize that was the title.

I just used Google Translate on it and came up with this:

أفوض وائل غنيم للتحدث بإسم ثوار مصر

"Authorize Wael Ghoneim to speak on behalf of rebels Egypt"

(Machine translations. Sigh.)

[golddigger]

65. 82,773...awesome! Will hit 100,00 before 9pm PST.

Edit to add: Will hit 100,000 before 8pm.

[highplainsdem]

70. 86,193 now. But the last two hours, 4-6 AM in Egypt., were likely to be slower,

with most people sleeping.

[highplainsdem]

67. Hundreds of Egyptian journalists protested against president of Journalists Union! They accused him

Dima_Khatib Dima Khatib أنا ديمة
Hundreds of Egyptian journalists protested against president of Journalists Union! They accused him of: being loyal to regime #jan25
2 minutes ago

[highplainsdem]

68. So now, being loyal to the regime, can get you rejected by your own professional milieu ! Just 2 wee

Dima_Khatib Dima Khatib أنا ديمة
So now, being loyal to the regime, can get you rejected by your own professional milieu ! Just 2 weeks ago, it was not the case! #jan25
1 minute ago

[highplainsdem]

69. AJE: Blogger's release 'reignites' Egypt: Google executive Wael Ghonim speaks after release from Egy

AJEnglish Al Jazeera English
Blogger's release 'reignites' Egypt: Google executive Wael Ghonim speaks after release from Egyptian custody, sp... http://aje.me/hawq9v
4 minutes ago

[L. Coyote]

71. We authorise Wael Ghoneim to speak on behalf of the Egyptian revolution = 86,582 likes

That was 15 minutes ago. Now at 87,621 People Like This

REC it up:
http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=439x370888

[Lefta Dissenter]

72. I was

89,400 (or so - it jumped by 5 when I liked and refreshed)

[L. Coyote]

73. I have not Liked it because I'm not Egyptian. Maybe we need something equivalent for non-Egyptians

An Adios Hosni page :rofl:

[Luminous Animal]

77. Same here. It's not my place. An equivalent is a good idea, though.

[L. Coyote]

74. 90,386 People Like This

http://www.facebook.com/pages/afwd-wayl-ghnym-llthdth-basm-thwar-msr/199691716707528

[L. Coyote]

75. 92,669 People Like This

[Waiting For Everyman]

78. Good twitter list - Egypt Uprising Realtime 8 by @Christiversity

http://twitter.com/#!/Christiversity/egypt-uprising-realtime-8

It's not so much "trash", but most of the good onsite tweeters and journos.

[Waiting For Everyman]

79. Sandmonkey - Blackberry activated. Let's do this. :)

Sandmonkey Blackberry activated. Let's do this. :)
6 minutes ago

[highplainsdem]

80. Those who can't be there, make yourself useful in other ways - RT @Sandmonkey Ppl r heading out as

pakinamamer Pakinam and Voice
Those who can't be there, make yourself useful in other ways - RT @Sandmonkey Ppl r heading out as early as 9 am. This will b massive #Jan25
1 hour ago

[Ghost Dog]

81. A 99.720 personas les gusta esto

Buenos días. Bonjour tout le monde.

[highplainsdem]

82. I'm watching the FB page for Wael Ghonim -- just hit 100,000.

[L. Coyote]

90. Six hours later, we have "135,129 People Like This" and climbing

The number s who like and comment on each Wall post is most impressive too.

[highplainsdem]

83. AJE with live coverage of the protesters again:

http://english.aljazeera.net/watch_now/

[highplainsdem]

84. AJELive: Mubarak could go to Germany to undergo a "full medical check-up", German publication Der Sp

palestine Palestine News
by MariahWestwind
AJELive: Mubarak could go to Germany to undergo a "full medical check-up", German publication Der Spiegel report... http://bit.ly/exS3KD
12 minutes ago

[highplainsdem]

85. Joke going around: "What's the closest thing to a Tahrir sq. in Germany? If he doesn't resign before

mosaaberizing Mosa'ab Elshamy
Joke going around: "What's the closest thing to a Tahrir sq. in Germany? If he doesn't resign before going to treatment, we'll follow him."
2 minutes ago

[highplainsdem]

86. I am under the impression the US message has changed from TRANSITION NOW to TRANSITION LATER. Not th

Dima_Khatib Dima Khatib أنا ديمة
I am under the impression the US message has changed from TRANSITION NOW to TRANSITION LATER. Not that Tahrir protesters care ! #jan25
1 minute ago

[Waiting For Everyman]

87. self-delete - wrong thread n/t

[Waiting For Everyman]

88. Joke going around: "What's the closest thing to a Tahrir Sq. in Germany?

@mosaaberizing Mosa'ab Elshamy
Joke going around: "What's the closest thing to a Tahrir Sq. in Germany? If he doesn't resign before going to treatment, we'll follow him."
27 minutes ago

[Catherina]

89. Day 15 thread 1 here

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=439x371691