Posts Tagged: Revolt
Murals for Martyrs: Street Art of the #Jan25 Revolution
Tortured by the army رامي عصام – معتصم مش بلطجي
#Jan25 Revolution
#Jan25 VIDEO – Thugs attack Tahrir revolutionaries البلطجية يعاودون الهجوم على المعتصمين بميدان التحرير
The protesters in downtown Cairo came under attack around an hour ago, after the start of the army-imposed curfew, from thugs with molotov cocktails and sticks. The protesters, camping out in Tahrir, fought them back.
Read on »#Jan25 Muslims and Christians protest sectarian attacks مسلمين مسيحيين .. الحرية هي الدين
Muslims and Christians march in Abdel Moneim Riyadh Square, heading to join a protest in Maspero in front of the State TV, denouncing sectarian attacks on Copts in Atfeeh (Helwan, south of Cairo). Note the support coming from drivers, honking. One car that passed right beside me in the video also had this sticker “25
Read on »Anti-Zionism, Anti-Imperialism and the #Jan25 revolution
Some DC pundits have been repeatedly on satellite TV stations claiming the Egyptian revolution had nothing to do with Israel or the US. Some even go as far as claiming this was “purely an internal affair.” Those self described “ME experts” tend to neither know a word of Arabic nor visited Tahrir Square during the
Read on »#Jan25 The General
The Army’s Central Zone Commander, General Hassan el-Ruweini, showed up yesterday in Tahrir trying to assert the military would meet the revolution’s demands. Protesters kept shouting calling for the continuation of protests till the regime falls, and called for shutting down the stock market.
Read on »#Jan25 Friday of Anger كوبري الجلاء
Video taken by Gigi, on the Friday of Anger, as Giza demonstrators took over Galaa Bridge, following a bloody battle with the police. The officers escaped and left the conscripts behind. Some revolutionaries volunteered to form human chains around the CSF trucks, to protect the conscripts from the wrath of the protesters.
Read on »#Jan25 Friday of Anger: كوبري قصر النيل
Video taken by Gigi, on 28 January, the Friday of Anger, as protesters took over Qasr el-Nil Bridge, marching on Tahrir Square…
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