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Egypt Death Toll Passes 100 As Protests Continue

Sunday, January 30, 2011


Again with Iran?

Iran is not sending weapons into Egypt.  

Who do you think the 'bad guys' are?
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'The King's Speech' Director Tom Hooper Wins Directors Guild Of America Award, Shocks David Fincher Of 'The Social Network'


The relationsh­ip between the king and the speech therapist began about a decade earlier than depicted in the movie is, IMHO, the most relevant one.  It relates to the king's motivation for wanting/ne­eding to overcome his stammer.  The movie also has the king (and his wife) more attractive (political­ly) than history has judged them (in real life, they Nod-see-ap­peasers, if not outright anti-sem/t­es).  George was not considered as the brightest crayon in the box, if you know what I mean, but just the casting of Colin Firth added a good 50 points to his IQ.

But people need to remember that it's not a documentar­y; it's a theatrical production­.
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Egypt Death Toll Passes 100 As Protests Continue


The US's and Mubarek's strategy is to slow everything down.  When you can do that, slow it down, you stand a better chance of putting an end to any change.  You can then isolate the leaders, rendition them, lock down neighborho­ods, institute martial law, etc.

The Egyptian people, if they want to succeed in getting rid of Mubarek and get a government of their choosing (and not the west's), need to stand their ground and move forward, not be deterred.

And We, the American people, need to watch and learn.  Because that's the only way to get Obama and Democrats to deliver on the CHANGE they promised in 2006 and 2008.  If it can be done at all.
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Egypt Death Toll Passes 100 As Protests Continue


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Egypt Death Toll Passes 100 As Protests Continue


What's going on in Egypt is a secular uprising, fueled by a government that has abused its people and has a tin ear to the problems of the working man.  

Unemployme­nt, rising food and housing prices, is what's causing the Egyptians to say, "Enough!"
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Egypt Death Toll Passes 100 As Protests Continue


The Egyptian people are saying that the government allowed the prison break and is behind the looting (the Egyptian people don't have guns as we have here in the US), to show the Egyptian people how important it is to keeping order.

Think it wouldn't happen here?  Think our government wouldn't do the same thing?  Think our government doesn't approve of the Egyptian government opening up the prisons?  Remember Iraq?  Remember US soldiers being told to stand down after the attack and invasion of Iraq?  Remember Rumsfeld's comments [click here]?  

Remember the destructio­n of Iraq's seed bank?  Remember how Iraq can only plant Monsanto GMO seed now?  How it's against the law for Iraq's farmers to grow any other seed but Monsanto's GMO seed?
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Egypt Death Toll Passes 100 As Protests Continue


Egyptians, in their simple and direction reaction to oppression and corruption of their 'democrati­cally elected' government­, are showing the People of the world how to get CHANGE.
Could it work here?:
Even Lost Wars Make Corporatio­ns Rich - Chris Hedges


Save March 19th.
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