Demonstraties in Egypte #3

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Op donderdag 27 januari 2011 21:26 schreef Refragmental het volgende:

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Ze knuppelen je finaal in puin, maar zodra je de knuppel afpakt en 1 keer terugslaat dan janken ze als kleine meisjes. Zo typisch

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Op donderdag 27 januari 2011 21:22 schreef Muridae het volgende:

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Een paar screenshots.
Mooie handleiding voor de Egy's.

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Op donderdag 27 januari 2011 21:29 schreef Papierversnipperaar het volgende:

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Zijn de routes voor morgen alleen voor Caïro of voor heel Egypte?

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8.15pm Italy has voiced its support for Mubarak's government, contending that regime change would lead to chaos in the Middle East and the Mediterranean.

Italian foreign minister Franco Frattini said the situation in Egypt was completely different from that in Tunisia, where a wave of street protests toppled the president earlier this month.

The minister claimed there were civil liberties in Egypt and the regime should be encouraged to expand them, Reuters reported. He warned that if the government fell it could provoke chaos throughout the region.

"The situation in Egypt is different. There are civil liberties. It is not a copy of the European model but we are not colonisers of any country, we must not impose our model."

"The stability of Egypt is fundamental for the entire Mediterranean. The biggest mistake would be to think of a change of leadership without having a solution, a proposal, a proper development of the situation. This certainly would lead to chaos.

"We must help the Egyptian leadership to gradually expand the enjoyment of civil liberties, the authorisation of peaceful demonstrations at the same time as guaranteeing stability."

Frattini said he would propose an EU delegation to Egypt, Tunisia and Algeria, to help their governments strengthen democracy, at a meeting of foreign ministers on Monday.

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Op donderdag 27 januari 2011 21:34 schreef rakotto het volgende:
Egyptische Borse 10.5% verlies!

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PARIJS - Tunesië krijgt op zeer korte termijn een nieuwe interimregering onder leiding van de zittende premier Mohamed Ghannouchi. Dat meldde de premier donderdag.

Ghannouchi is het enige lid van de partij die Tunesië decennialang regeerde dat terugkeert in de vernieuwde interimregering. Twee ministers die wel onder de verdreven president Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali dienden maar geen partijlid waren, keren ook terug. Alle andere oudgedienden uit het Ben Ali-tijdperk vertrekken.

De machtige vakbondsbeweging in Tunesië geeft goedkeuring aan de nieuwe regeringsploeg.

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realrissa RT @Geeee: GUYS If they CUT the Internet, will be NO MORE ONLINE COMMUNICATIONS. WE'LL BE IN STREETS ALL OF US! Let The Hell Begin then #jan25 #Egypt

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MagedButter RT @FourYawkeyWay: Security forces begin siege of major mosques in #Alexandria. armored vehicles there in preparation for the protests tmrw. #egypt #jan25

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Amman - Jordan's King Abdullah II on Thursday urged the government and parliament to speed up "comprehensive" political, economic and social reforms.

The monarch's remarks came 24 hours before a coalition of opposition parties, trade unions and activists said they planned to stage demonstrations after Friday prayers to press their demand for genuine reform.

"All officials concerned should shoulder their responsibilities and take their decisions in a daring, transparent and clear manner," the king told leading lawmakers from the lower house of parliament, whom he had summoned to discuss the latest spate of protests.

Earlier in the week, the king held a similar meeting with leading figures from the upper house of parliament.

On Thursday he warned against attempts to hide behind him, referring to complaints by some parliamentarians and newspaper columnists that ministers resorted to the king's protection to justify their bad performance.

"I don't want to hear someone saying he has directions from the head," he said.

All cases of alleged corruption and favouritism should be addressed in a satisfactory manner, he said. "All files should be opened to the public, doubts should be cleared and mistakes corrected," the monarch continued.

King Abdullah in particular called for changes to election law. The Islamic-led opposition boycotted November elections claiming that the current law was unfair.

Thousands of Jordanians have demonstrated across the country on the past two Fridays, despite attempts by the government to pacify the population, namely by subsidizing basic goods and cancelling taxes on certain types of fuel.

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Op donderdag 27 januari 2011 21:35 schreef Zith het volgende:
Al die superieure westerse landen die deze dictatuur steunen

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AzureMoak RT @ZeeRules: Witnesses saying that some units setting cars on fire and accusing protesters to justify using violence #jan25 #egypt #alexandria #cairo half a minute ago via Twitter for BlackBerry®

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WMPost CoveritLive Event - electricity and water are reportedly cut from #Suez http://tinyurl.com/4kg5org #jan25 #egypt #Ismailia

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jjarichardson RT @jan25live: RNN: Urgent Confirmed: #Alexandria huge demonstration at El Raml station and forces attack with tear gas #Jan25 #Egypt 16 minutes ago via jan25live

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Op donderdag 27 januari 2011 22:11 schreef BeSimple het volgende:
Ja de grote vraag is, is het technisch haalbaar om een radio piraten station op te bouwen? Met de middelen in Egypt.

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Op donderdag 27 januari 2011 22:11 schreef BeSimple het volgende:
Ja de grote vraag is, is het technisch haalbaar om een radio piraten station op te bouwen? Met de middelen in Egypt.

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A message to Anonymous from Egypt.