MO Midden-Oosten
Bespreek hier de actuele situatie omtrent het Midden-Oosten.
Update geplaatst op basis van Al Jazeera en nu ben ik er echt vandoor.quote:Op maandag 31 januari 2011 09:08 schreef RvLaak het volgende:
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Nope, tis 14:00 NL tijd, tenminste... Volgens AJ gisteravond.
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Eensch
Shiz@autocorrectie"Als er een nieuwsicoon staat, foto-onderschrift, elk woord goed gespeld is en quotes kloppen en er staat 'Ik heb geen het is wanneer blijkt dat gisteren voor de dag dan dat kan ik weet toe maar anders ja veel', mis ik het."
Ik ben weer op mn werk om "Corporate America" te steunen. 
Zijn er nog nieuwe updates geweest na gisterenavond ?
Ik las net iets over tanks die het plein oprijden ?
Zijn er nog nieuwe updates geweest na gisterenavond ?
Ik las net iets over tanks die het plein oprijden ?
Zoals ik het begreep proberen de tanks de beschikbare ruimte op het plein kleiner te maken, meer (vooralsnog) niet.quote:
Ik ben weer op mn werk om "Corporate America" te steunen.
Zijn er nog nieuwe updates geweest na gisterenavond ?
Ik las net iets over tanks die het plein oprijden ?
Goedemorgen.
Zawi Hawass heeft blijkbaar ook weer internet: http://www.drhawass.com/blog/situation-egyptian-antiquities-today
Nog iets gebeurd vanacht?
Zawi Hawass heeft blijkbaar ook weer internet: http://www.drhawass.com/blog/situation-egyptian-antiquities-today
Nog iets gebeurd vanacht?
Ik vind het echt zo'n nare kerelquote:
Goedemorgen.
Zawi Hawass heeft blijkbaar ook weer internet: http://www.drhawass.com/blog/situation-egyptian-antiquities-today
Nog iets gebeurd vanacht?
JoOlz: "So much good shit in senesta's head, I call it Ideahhrea."
Haha, een brave burger. I stayed home because of the curfewquote:
Goedemorgen.
Zawi Hawass heeft blijkbaar ook weer internet: http://www.drhawass.com/blog/situation-egyptian-antiquities-today
Nog iets gebeurd vanacht?
En duizenden mensen die over de hek sprongen En 4 mensen die dmv een TOUW naar beneden zijn gegaan.
All wars are civil wars, because all men are brothers. ~François Fénelon
Koshary:quote:ianinegypt Ian Lee
While this isn't a revolution yet, I've heard people calling it the "Koshary Revolution." I'd support that title. #egypt #jan25
2 minutes ago
Koshary is a traditional Egyptian meal that consists of a strange combination of macaroni, spaghetti, rice, black lentils, chick peas, garlic sauce and a spicy tomato chili sauce, all topped with fried onions. It is sold from carts by street vendors, in restaurants or even made at home and each is considered a different taste experience.
Ik snap wel hoe ze aan de naam komen idd.
quote:
Goedemorgen.
Zawi Hawass heeft blijkbaar ook weer internet: http://www.drhawass.com/blog/situation-egyptian-antiquities-today
Nog iets gebeurd vanacht?
quote:At this time, the Internet has not been restored in Egypt. I had to fax this statement to my colleagues in Italy for it to be uploaded in London on my website.
I am a Chinese college students, I have a loving father, but I can not help him, he needs to do heart bypass surgery, I can not help him, because the cost of 100,000 or so needed, please help me, lifelong You pray Thank you!
quote:Markho23: RT @EagleEye47: The million Egyptian march. This Tuesday 1st Feb. From Tahrir Sq. to Rep Palace 4:00 PM. #jan25 #Egypt Victory to the Peoples Revolution !
quote:To see the other side, watch Egyptian state tv (Nile TV) live here: http://bit.ly/g1y2Qp #egypt #jan25
Genealogie: Niet alleen voor oude knarren
Okee, de politie is dus weer terug en de politie wordt geaccepteerd, sterker nog men is blij met de terugkeer van de politie.
De politie stelt zich wel anders op zoals al aangekondigd. De politie houdt zich alleen bezig met regelen van verkeer etc.
Mensen schijnen de politie te omhelzen en ze thee te brengen.
Je zou kunnen zeggen dat dit deel van Mubarak's plannetje werkt als een trein.
De politie stelt zich wel anders op zoals al aangekondigd. De politie houdt zich alleen bezig met regelen van verkeer etc.
Mensen schijnen de politie te omhelzen en ze thee te brengen.
Je zou kunnen zeggen dat dit deel van Mubarak's plannetje werkt als een trein.
'Mega protest' planned in Egypt
Opposition movement calls for one "million people demonstration" on Tuesday in a bid to topple president Hosni Mubarak.Egyptian protesters have called for a massive demonstration on Tuesday in a bid to force out president Hosni Mubarak from power. The so-called April 6 Movement said it plans to have more than a million people on the streets of the capital Cairo, as anti-government sentiment reaches a fever pitch.
Several hundred demonstrators remained camped out in Tahrir square in central Cairo early on Monday morning, defying a curfew that has been extended by the army."It seems as if they are saying: 'We are here to stay. We are re-invigorating our movement and we are not going anywhere'," one of Al Jazeera's correspondents in Cairo said. Protesters seem unfazed by Mubarak's pledge to institute economic and political reforms. Our correspondent said that people feel that such pledges "are too little, too late".
Early on Monday morning, unconfirmed reports said the police had been ordered back on the streets."We are expecting a statement by the minister of interior about whether the police are going to return or not," our correspondent said."The absence of police has given looters a free rein, forcing ordinary citizens to set up neighbourhood patrols. Many people are wondering where the police disappeared to."There are two schools of thought as far as the police are concerned: One is that many of them decided to join the protesters. The other is that the regime was saying to the people, 'You want to protest. We'll pull back the police and you feel what anarchy feels like'," our correspondent said.
A day earlier, Mohamed ElBaradei, a leading opposition figure, joined thousands of protesters in Tahrir Square.The former head of the International Atomic Energy Agency told the crowd on Sunday night that "what we have begun cannot go back" referring to days of anti-government protests.The National Coalition for Change, which groups several opposition movements including the Muslim Brotherhood, wants ElBaradei to negotiate with the Mubarak government."The people want the regime to fall," protesters chanted as ElBaradei walked to the centre of the square, holding hands with some demonstrators.
Jail breaks
The show of continued defiance by the people came on a day when air force fighter planes flew low over Cairo along with helicopters and extra troop lorries appeared in the central square.As the protests continue, security is said to be deteriorating and reports have emerged of several prisons across the country being attacked and of fresh protests being staged in cities like Alexandria and Suez.
Thirty-four leaders from the Muslim Brotherhood were freed from the Wadi Natroun jail after guards abandoned their posts.The protesters in Cairo, joined by hundreds of judges, had gathered earlier in Tahrir Square in the afternoon to demand the resignation of Mubarak.Al Jazeera's correspondent, reporting from the scene, said that demonstrators confronted a fire truck, at which point army troops fired into the air in a bid to disperse them. He said the protesters did not move back, and a tank commander then ordered the fire truck to leave. When the truck moved away from the square, the thousands of protesters erupted into applause and climbed onto the tank in celebration, hugging soldiers.
Main roads in Cairo have been blocked by military tanks and armoured personnel carriers, and large numbers of army personnel have been seen in other cities as well.Our correspondent said that extra military roadblocks had been set up in an apparent attempt to divert traffic away from Tahrir Square, which has become a focal point for demonstrators.
"It's still a very tense scene to have so much military in the capital city of the country."
http://english.aljazeera.(...)111316148317175.html
Opposition movement calls for one "million people demonstration" on Tuesday in a bid to topple president Hosni Mubarak.Egyptian protesters have called for a massive demonstration on Tuesday in a bid to force out president Hosni Mubarak from power. The so-called April 6 Movement said it plans to have more than a million people on the streets of the capital Cairo, as anti-government sentiment reaches a fever pitch.
Several hundred demonstrators remained camped out in Tahrir square in central Cairo early on Monday morning, defying a curfew that has been extended by the army."It seems as if they are saying: 'We are here to stay. We are re-invigorating our movement and we are not going anywhere'," one of Al Jazeera's correspondents in Cairo said. Protesters seem unfazed by Mubarak's pledge to institute economic and political reforms. Our correspondent said that people feel that such pledges "are too little, too late".
Early on Monday morning, unconfirmed reports said the police had been ordered back on the streets."We are expecting a statement by the minister of interior about whether the police are going to return or not," our correspondent said."The absence of police has given looters a free rein, forcing ordinary citizens to set up neighbourhood patrols. Many people are wondering where the police disappeared to."There are two schools of thought as far as the police are concerned: One is that many of them decided to join the protesters. The other is that the regime was saying to the people, 'You want to protest. We'll pull back the police and you feel what anarchy feels like'," our correspondent said.
A day earlier, Mohamed ElBaradei, a leading opposition figure, joined thousands of protesters in Tahrir Square.The former head of the International Atomic Energy Agency told the crowd on Sunday night that "what we have begun cannot go back" referring to days of anti-government protests.The National Coalition for Change, which groups several opposition movements including the Muslim Brotherhood, wants ElBaradei to negotiate with the Mubarak government."The people want the regime to fall," protesters chanted as ElBaradei walked to the centre of the square, holding hands with some demonstrators.
Jail breaks
The show of continued defiance by the people came on a day when air force fighter planes flew low over Cairo along with helicopters and extra troop lorries appeared in the central square.As the protests continue, security is said to be deteriorating and reports have emerged of several prisons across the country being attacked and of fresh protests being staged in cities like Alexandria and Suez.
Thirty-four leaders from the Muslim Brotherhood were freed from the Wadi Natroun jail after guards abandoned their posts.The protesters in Cairo, joined by hundreds of judges, had gathered earlier in Tahrir Square in the afternoon to demand the resignation of Mubarak.Al Jazeera's correspondent, reporting from the scene, said that demonstrators confronted a fire truck, at which point army troops fired into the air in a bid to disperse them. He said the protesters did not move back, and a tank commander then ordered the fire truck to leave. When the truck moved away from the square, the thousands of protesters erupted into applause and climbed onto the tank in celebration, hugging soldiers.
Main roads in Cairo have been blocked by military tanks and armoured personnel carriers, and large numbers of army personnel have been seen in other cities as well.Our correspondent said that extra military roadblocks had been set up in an apparent attempt to divert traffic away from Tahrir Square, which has become a focal point for demonstrators.
"It's still a very tense scene to have so much military in the capital city of the country."
http://english.aljazeera.(...)111316148317175.html
Yep, en zolang ze maar op dat plein staan gaat mubarak echt niet vluchten, dus hij laat ze lekker.quote:
Je zou kunnen zeggen dat dit deel van Mubarak's plannetje werkt als een trein.
I am a Chinese college students, I have a loving father, but I can not help him, he needs to do heart bypass surgery, I can not help him, because the cost of 100,000 or so needed, please help me, lifelong You pray Thank you!
"People think that it's over." Op Al-Jazeera nu.
I am a Chinese college students, I have a loving father, but I can not help him, he needs to do heart bypass surgery, I can not help him, because the cost of 100,000 or so needed, please help me, lifelong You pray Thank you!
Ik denk dat het toch dinsdag zal worden.quote:
"People think that it's over." Op Al-Jazeera nu.
Men is al bezig om zoveel mogelijk mensen op de been te hebben.
Revolutie in Egypte, de highlights & nuttige linksquote:
Zijn er nog ontwikkelingen geweest vannacht?
O ja, vergeten dat dat topic er isquote:
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Revolutie in Egypte, de highlights & nuttige links
. Merci voor het bijhouden!
Het is lang niet over in Egypte, en dat weten de mensen donders goed. Er is bloed vergiet en dat zal niet makkelijk vergeten worden.
All wars are civil wars, because all men are brothers. ~François Fénelon
Ik 'vrees' (heb niet genoeg zicht op de situatie om een gedegen standpunt in te nemen omtrent Mubarak) dat Mubarak gewoon blijft zitten. Geloof dat hij de boel zijn gang laat gaan, leger en politie werken niet te hard tegen en uiteindelijk bloed het protest dood... Althans, dat lijkt zijn plan te zijn. En met de huidige ontwikkelingen lijkt het nog te werken ook.
En odnertussen maken de NL publieken zich alleen maar druk over wat mensen die op een vliegveld zitten
http://twitter.com/#!/laradio
http://twitter.com/#!/laradio
quote:De 22-jarige Liselore Molema @liesjemolema zit inmiddels 2 dagen vast op het vliegveld van Caïro. We bellen haar zo even, live. #R1J
quote:Een ellendige situatie op de luchthaven van Caïro voor mensen die daar vastzitten, zegt @liesjemolema. Maar weer ff bellen met BuiZa. #R1J
quote:We zoeken het verhaal van Liselore uit. Reken maar dat ze in veel programma's zal zitten vanavond.
Netsplitter
#jesuisMasi
Nee logisch, die zijn ze allemaal kwijt geraakt na hun nachtelijke rooftochten.quote:
OxygeneFRL-vrijdag 8 mei 2020 @ 08:52:59: Ik had een pleuris hekel aan je maar nu ik weet dat je tegen een vuurwerkverbod ben, hou ik van je.
