This morning I had the chance to talk with an Egyptian here in Italy. He told me that he was in constant contact with his friends in Egypt and that the situation isn't exactly what it is reported in the news. I'm not so sure of what he says, but I'm not so sure that the journalists are understanding well what's happening. Let's say that the situation is fluid and the true is in the middle. Anyway the things will change.
One interesting thing that this Egyptian wanted to note is that they feel a nation. He said: "Even if we have been occupied by the British we till speak arab. In the other countries after short periods they started to speak French or what else". And he was proud of this. A thing not to underestimate.
My 2 cents of info.
Longneck wrote:
I hear internet access is still down, so I guess Egyptian YouPlayer'ers won't see this for awhile, but I wish you all best. I hope you are safe and secure and the turmoil is over soon and leads to a better future.
That said, it's good to see a repressed people rising up for their rights. They are called "human rights" for a reason.
I want to see no one hurt, but someone has fanned the flames of freedom. May they burn bright and hot and leave the scourge of oppression in the Middle East on the ash heap of history.
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