Year: 2010

Mubarak’s Police Force: Corruption, murder, drug dealing

Posted on By 3arabawy

The murder story is developing rapidly. I’m bookmarking resources on my Diigo page.

Khaled Said’s family is accusing the police of “assassination” not random killing. They say Khaled obtained a video one month before his murder, indicting the police agents for their involvement in drug dealing, and was about to post it online, when the agents in the video targeted him. The following video is circulating the cyberspace now, and bloggers are alleging this is the video.

We still await more details.

DC Pundits: We love Mubarak and we love democracy too!

Posted on By 3arabawy

The DC pundits are seriously hopeless. They cannot escape the I-want-to-have-my-cake-and-eat-it-too mentality. They think somehow they can still sponsor the Mubarak’s regime and use it to serve the US interests in the region, while still pushing for “democracy” and winning the hearts of minds of the Arab people. How is it possible to reconcile supporting “the political and human rights of Egyptian citizens, while cooperating with the Egyptian government on diplomatic and security affairs”?

So the US govt will ask Mubarak to continue his siege on Gaza, but will ask him at the same time not to suppress the pro-Palestine protests in the country?!

You don’t need a PhD scholar to tell you how farce and delusional this approach is. The Mubarak’s dictatorship which enjoys sodomizing detainees and cracking young men’s skulls to death should not receive a singly cent from the US tax payers’ money.

Boycott the pigs

Posted on By 3arabawy

Alaa is right.

The least you can do is to boycott any police relative or friend. These torturers need to understand they are not welcome in this society. There is no place for torturers in Egypt or anywhere else.

Mubarak's Ministry of Pigs وزارة الخنازير

Meanwhile, shabab, keep profiling and exposing any miserable pig serving the Mubarak’s torture machine.