The Lounge - Long live Egypt
- Wed 02 Feb, 2011 4:45 am Post subject: Long live Egypt Link
- Wed 02 Feb, 2011 1:25 pm Post subject: History in making
Thanks for the video, Ahmed. The WMC (Western Media Circus) did not show protest marches held in their countries.
I am so delighted this is happening in Egypt, Ahmed.
This is history in making not just only for Egypt but also for the entire Muslim world.
Credit goes to the new generation of Egypt and Tunisia for starting this up.
Looks like this is a prelude to fix up the despots of the Muslim countries. I hope this spreads like a wild fire through out the Middle Eastern countries and also to Pakistan and others, where corrupt men hang on to power for decades.
For the first time in the modern history, an honest and a bold US President spoke so well and came out openly. In the past, they told the despots to crush people.
The British PM was doing classical dancing during the interview by Fareed Zakaria of CNN.
Great development!
Salaams, mate
BMZ
- Sat 05 Feb, 2011 12:33 am Post subject:
لو لم أكن مصريا لوددت ان اكون واحدا منهم
If I am not Egyptian, I would love to be one of them
باطل - Batil - Falsehood
- Sat 05 Feb, 2011 1:51 am Post subject:
الخونة
هؤلاء المجرمون المصريون الذين ينادوا لإيقاف الثورة المصرية العظيمة علشان خاطر امان مصر
اقول لكم يا خونة يامجرمون، فرعونكم و إلاهكم حسني باراك مبارك هو من دمر امنكم من خلال جهازه امن الدولة و قانونه قانون الطوارئ
هو الذي سرقكم و افقركم و اجهلكم و اعياكم و اذلكم و مازلتم تريدون ان يحكمكم سبعة أشهر كمان؟
يالكم من خونة جبناء، ولكن هذه الثورة العظيمة و التى لم يكن مثلها فى تاريخ البشرية ليست ثورتكم ياخونة، ولكن ثورة الشعب المصرى العظيم الذي اجهده ظلم الظالم و الظالمين، انتم لاتمتوا بصلة لهذا الشعب العظيم، انتم ليس إلا خونة جبناء و جهلاء لاتعلموا ان للثورة العظيمة فى سبيل الحرية و العدل و المساوة ثمن كبير، هل نسيتم الشهداء الذين ضحوا بحياتهم فى سبيل حريتهم و حريتكم؟
انتم لاتستحقوا ان تكونوا مصريين، بل إن نجحت الثورة إن شاء الله فأمثالكم هم من سيفسد مصر مرة ثانية بعدها، و لذلك مصر لابد ان تتخلص من أمثالكم الخونة الجبناء حتي تنجح ثورتها العظيمة إن شاء الله
I went down to the streets vowing not to return back .. With my blood I wrote on every street
We made him (Mubarak), who wasn�?????�????�???�??�?�¢??t hearing our voices, hear them .. All the barriers were broken
Our dreams were our weapons .. The future is clear (bright) in front of us
For a long time we have been longing for this moment .. Searching for our place and role
In every street in my country the voice of freedom is calling
We raised our heads high in the sky .. and hunger is not bothering us
The most important thing is our right .. We�?????�????�???�??�?�¢??ll write our history with our blood .. oh oh
If you were one of us .. stop rambling and telling us
To leave the square and our dreams �?????�????�???�??�?�¢?�?????�????�???�??�?�¦ and stop saying me (being selfish)
In every street in my country the voice of freedom is calling
Dark colored (tanned) Egyptian hands who knows how to differentiate Extended in the uproar
Breaking all the taboos The marvelous youth came out and turned her (Egypt) fall (autumn) to spring
And achieved the miracle awakening the dead Kill me my killing will not return your (Mubarak) regime again I am writing with my blood a new life for my Country
Both my blood and the spring are colored green
Am I smiling from my happiness (achieving my freedom) or sadness (about the martyrs) ?
- Thu 17 Feb, 2011 5:34 pm Post subject:
Congratulations, mate.
What the older generation could not do, the young generation did it.
It is a great development.
Bahrain, the host and the "home town of 5th Fleet", is also going through a crisis.
- Thu 17 Feb, 2011 5:40 pm Post subject:
Indeed mate
My generation turned to be a bunch of pussies, thanks a lot for the new brave generations
Yes but the young ones brought them out in the open. I hope they maintain the pressure. No despot should be allowed to return.
Hope Pakistan also gets this later.
- Sun 27 Feb, 2011 8:22 am Post subject: Link
- Thu 10 Mar, 2011 5:20 am Post subject: Link
- Thu 26 Jan, 2012 9:24 am Post subject:
Ahmed, you are 100% mistaken about the Egyptian revolution and I can prove it. We both agree that mubarak was, let's face it, a living pharaoh of taghut and ruled with an iron fist. He was also a BIG 3ameel li Israel. But the revolution in Egypt is a much worse fate than even mubarak. Why? Let's see who the Egyptians have voted for to take over the country once their revolution succeeds. The Muslim Brotherhood is taking power soon folks, the same guys who had initially been nothing but a terrorist organisation. What do they look like? They ALL have the longest bears I've ever seen and one of their female candidates was not even present on their ads. Why you ask? Because she wears burka/niqab! The first thing they will do is impose Sharia law (we know what that means to radical hadithers) so I expect a major war on the poor but decent Egyptian copts (I truly respect those people, so peaceful in nature) and of course, stoning, beheading, fatwas about rada3at al kabir (they tried this before in al azhar, now it will be part of the law!) and general hadither style fitna and brutality. I think even the Taliban will be amazed by their 'uswa 7asana'. kos um the Muslim Brotherhood, I hope you all burn in Jahanam.
- Fri 27 Jan, 2012 7:09 am Post subject:
LOl bro, you cracked me laughing at the end, indeed kus umuhm 100 times
