Cairo protests are back

[Samoray 165]

Several hundreds of thousands are protesting today Friday, April 8, 2011 in Tahrir square demanding the prosecution of former president Hosni Mubarak and his regime, these demonstrations are coming despite the announcement of charging some Officials of the former regime of corruption and using their positions to expand their fortunes.

[LIFE'SJOURNEY 970]

WELL IT'S

Rain and wind in store for A.M. commute

THIS Friday MORNING HERE IN WASHINGTON DC, AS WE HEAD DOWNTOWN TO OUR LOVELY GOVERNMENT JOB.

I guess we won't be protesting the potential government shut-down.

[Angel Eyes Yuseef 5]

Change takes time. But I would be surprised if the protesters get what they want this time. So how do you feel about all of this your self??

Several hundreds of thousands are protesting today Friday, April 8, 2011 in Tahrir square demanding the prosecution of former president Hosni Mubarak and his regime, these demonstrations are coming despite the announcement of charging some Officials of the former regime of corruption and using their positions to expand their fortunes.

[Samoray 165]

Change takes time. But I would be surprised if the protesters get what they want this time. So how do you feel about all of this your self??

I think the Government and the Military don't actually go forward unless people go out and protest, i think they are always late in their announcements cause it's been three months almost since the beginning of the revolution and they have just announced yesterday that they're taking these officials to trial which is really really late cause these former officials probably hid all their assets or transferred it to another country in a different name or whatever and they had a lot of time to do that.

Edited April 8, 2011 by Samoray

[marymina119 3]

i just hope they dont decide to close the embassy again , however i will not be surprised if they do and here we go again back to block 1 !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[zawgyosama 0]

Several hundreds of thousands are protesting today Friday, April 8, 2011 in Tahrir square demanding the prosecution of former president Hosni Mubarak and his regime, these demonstrations are coming despite the announcement of charging some Officials of the former regime of corruption and using their positions to expand their fortunes.

how long is that going to take to get teh goverment there to reopen the embassy ? i hope things goes well over there . asalamu alaikum laa ellah ella allah mohammad rasoul allah allah hafiz

[Angel Eyes Yuseef 5]

I really feel sorry for the ppl of egypt. Because there, it seems to have a lot of " you rub my back and I will rub your back" which means the corupt stay corupt with help. That is why my husband is trying to help the ppl there with a new free organization. That offers free training sessions. The ppl have to help them selfs 1st to be able to move forward.

I think the Government and the Military don't actually go forward unless people go out and protest, i think they are always late in their announcements cause it's been three months almost since the beginning of the revolution and they have just announced yesterday that they're taking these officials to trial which is really really late cause these former officials probably hid all their assets or transferred it to another country in a different name or whatever and they had a lot of time to do that.