Obama the terrorist supporter - The Egyptians get it

LOUD AND CLEAR

The Egyptians have figured out the root cause of their bad disposition. It is that invisible hand that does its dirty work in the background. It is the THE NETWORK where cloaked rich private families seek to control governments and their people. It is the Anglo empire, with its headquarters in America.



[Pics] Anti Empire Egypt

Egypt: Imagine the Revolution (in America) - The rest of the videos

More of Asmaa Mahfouz and the other Egyptian freedom fighters and revolutionaries at #OccupyWallSt. Parts 2 thru 5 below. Don't miss them! Here's the rest of the videos.

Egypt: Imagine the Revolution (in America)

A NEW JOB OPPORTUNITY

The future is wide open for Egypt, as hopes, dreams, and wishes sway bountifully amongst its people. The future is what one makes of it.

The Revolution continues... here in America... Egpytian freedom fighters visit Wall Street to show solidarity, give some encouragement, and of course, share some valuable pointers on how to throw the dictators out.

"Freedom is very expensive" -- Asmaa Mahfouz

The US was sending everyday for the Mubarrak regime, and now the ?scaff?. While they were giving money, and power, and support to the Mubarrak regime, our people, Egyptian people, can success against all of this, against the US power, so power to the people - not the US, or bombs, or money..." -- Asmaa Mahfouz

[Video] Democracy Now! covers a visit from Egpytian freedom fighters 10-25-2011
[Youtube] Tahir Square meets Wall Street

Egypt: The building of a new Egypt

While the rest of the world sleeps, Egypt's youth build a country. New, democratic, free, prosperous, and a lively future awaits.


[Youtube] Egypt's youth imagine a new civilization



But first they have to throw out the remnants of the the past...
[Youtube] Egyptians remove relic Ahmed Shafiq from Prime Ministership

Egypt Revolution Analysis - Max Keiser in Cairo

It is of my opinion that Facebook and Twitter did not cause the revolution in Egypt. And neither did Wikileaks cause the revolution in Tunisia. They may have been catalysts but they are not the main factors in the revolution. Plain and simple, it was the three decades long fatigue, and it was high food prices and inflation that finally broke the camel's back.

Instrumental was the historical education and the increase of knowledge by the youth in the revolution. They were aware of neoliberalism and neocolonialism. They were after all, a US colony, so to speak. They KNEW there was a better way. If they could just cut off those tentacles of that giant vampire squid.. They finally snapped and took action collectively.

If Facebook and Twitter were the actual cause of the revolution, where's the revolution in the US? Poor Ralph Nader still doesn't have a large population behind him.

Some thoughts..
1) The people of Egypt imagine a civilization. There was a silent churning and yearning for freedom. Suddenly, the masses couldn't take it any more. There was a revolution. Is it in the US population also? Only time will tell.

2) With their new found freedom, the Egyptians want a socialistic type of a government. After all, more money does not necessarily mean a better quality of life. A better community means a better quality of life. The Egyptians know not to fall for that free market propaganda. Corporations bringing a better quality of life? No way! Those one track minded people who only care about money... They are not going to have any of it. It's not in the country's interest to have people derive their income from foreign entities within their country.


Please fast forward halfway through the video to hear the interview with Anthony Shadid.
[Youtube] Max Keiser in Cairo interviews Anthony Shadid about the Egyptian Revolution



Max Keiser on Alex Jones Show 03-03-2011:
[Youtube] Max Keiser on Alex Jones Show 03-03-2011 Part 1
[Youtube] Max Keiser on Alex Jones Show 03-03-2011 Part 2

Max Keiser reports from Egypt post revolution

Egypt tourism sector needs to not fear. The new Egypt will attract even more tourists. I'd venture to say the tourism industry will see even greater profits this year compared to the last even though they have seen low numbers for the first 2-3 months of this year.

This is what it's all about. Fighting for dignity and civilization.... Fight those that want to kep it from you. Max Keiser reports the following on his blog today:

The weather is awesome here. Just perfect temperature and no clouds at all. And the people are so happy, everywhere we go they say it is a new Egypt. Many note that for the first time, they can say what they like without fearing arrest and that they no longer have to pay bribes. The guy who takes care of the pool here said, for example, that the official cost of a license for a car here is 150 Egyptian pounds (about $25) every three years but that it often actually cost 850 EGP after paying all the bribes. His uncle called him yesterday to report, in amazement, that he only had to pay 150 EGP to have his renewed yesterday. The police now really work for the people and not for Mubarak, he said.

Donate a better economic system

ECONOMIC SYSTEM WITH DIGNITY

Instead of donating money, why not donate a better economic system to a poor person? They are, after all, poor because of a faulty system that unfairly distributes income and neglects providing a livelihood for everyone. Imagine designing a system that doesn't include everyone in the design! Then one wonders why things are the way they are.

The design for the system is concocted behind closed doors somewhere in an ivory tower. THEY ARE NOT MAKING AND PASSING OUT COTTON CANDY IN THERE. Poverty is designed by purpose.

So, if you can donate money, donate a better economic system. Even if you can't donate money you can still try to donate a better economic system!

[Youtube] Egypt's poor and donations

Education does not equal better

NOT EVERYONE CAN BE A DOCTOR. NEITHER SHOULD THEY BE

We're all brought up with the notion that education is the way out of poverty. Or restated, the reason why people are impoverished is lack of education.

This is not correct. Not everyone can be an engineer, doctor, lawyer, scientist, businessman, etc. The menial work must be performed by someone in the economy. Windows and carpets must be cleaned, farms farmed, shelves stocked, grass cut, food served, groceries checked out, oil changed and tires rotated, etc.

There must be people there to fill the lower and middle class jobs. We can live without an IT manager or a stock broker. We can't live without a farmer or someone who can replace the tire on the side of the road. Imagine you are stranded on a boat and you have a stock broker, an IT manager, a farmer, and construction handyman alongside you. Who would be most valuable once the boat hit an island and survival was crucial?

An economy is sound only if people at the lowest levels get paid enough to eat and live off of. The jobs for lawyers, stock brokers, middle management.. That's just icing.

So who cares how educated that farmer is. Or the person with the vegetable cart. Or the guy providing camel rides. They must be paid enough so they can live a dignified life.

If everyone went to college, it would only produce an oversupply of "educated people" the economy cannot absorb. Imagine if tomorrow, everyone graduated a doctor. Would you think there would be a massive pool of unemployed doctors.

Just look at all the unemployed people in the US. There's lots of skilled and experienced people in IT, engineering, sales, management, etc.

Education does not determine if you will have a job and a good job. The system will.

School and college are worthless. Do what Benjamin Franklin did. Tinker around until you find something you like doing. Then specialize. And keep learning and learning. Self learning is the best there is no replacement. You WILL succeed on your own terms. Don't be a generalist, be a specialist.

So my theory of a civil war is coming true. The younger generations do not have good prospects. There's no way for them to gain dignity by establishing a home, a car, a retirement. The younger generations will rebel against the entrenched older generations who have their stake invested in the current system.

[Youtube] Egypt's unemployed youth (2008)

Egypt: Imagine the Revolution - Staged Terror

DIVIDE AND CONQUER FAILS, AT LEAST THIS TIME

Mubarak tries to divide the Christians and Muslims with a state sponsored, staged bombing of a Christian church. People dead: 20. STAGED TERROR ATTACK! People know. The Christians don't fall for the dirty trick.

[Youtube] Mubarak's staged terror attack to divide people by religion fails

Nawal el-Saadawi: Egyptian Free Thinking Intellectual

She's only one of the few to roam the planet to completely understand the world and to always be active to try to improve it.

How shall Nawal el-Saadawi be described?
One of the shining lights of the human race.
Superhero of civilization.
Threat to dictators, corruption, and unjust powers.
Free from corruption, dishonest agendas, and self interest.

Nawal el-Saadawi describes the Egypt revolution, its dictators, colonialism, imperialism, the propaganda, the suppression, tactics used against free thinkers who pose a threat to illegitimate regimes, the fake leaders, and the political, social, cultural, and economic change that the revolution has produced.

[Youtube] Nawal el-Saadawi - Egypt Revolution

Egypt: Imagine the Revolution - Khaled Said's mother

Khaled Said was shot dead during Egypt's revolution. Here is the celebration as viewed in Khaled Said's mother's house on the news that Mubarak has resigned.

[Youtube] Khaled Said's mother's house - the celebration

Egypt: Imagine the Revolution aftermath - The Rich Complain

LOL

The Republic of Heliopolis... A rich section of Cairo. A world in itself.

Mubarak is a human with feelings. What about the protesters' feelings, especially the ones who don't have enough money to buy food for their families?

Maybe a little less income from corruption might be a positive for the nation?

[Youtube] Growing pains for the wealthy of Egypt

Egypt: Imagine the Revolution continues....

It begins with this...
[Youtube] Revolution happens, people die


This predictively happens..
[Youtube] The corrupt upper class (status quo) puts up a resistance


It becomes this...
[Youtube] More protesters show themselves, protests expand to other corrupt institutions


To exhilaration...
[Youtube] Mubarak resigns, celebrations start


And this..
[Youtube] Mubarak resigns, celebrations continue



But wait.. They replace the puppet with another puppet.. How will it play out?

Al Jazeera English: Youtube Channel

Al Jazeera English's Youtube Channel is stupendous! You're missing out on outstanding news coverage of the Egyptian Revolution if you haven't subscribed already. You'll be hooked, guaranteed!

[Link] Al Jazeera English - Youtube Channel

[Youtube] Egypt's streets see violence between pro and anti government groups

Egypt: Imagine the Revolution

EGYPT NO LONGER LIVING IN DE-NILE

Ahhhh... My first blog entry in a loooong time.

People are so stubborn. It takes 20-30 years of extreme suffering for people to finally say they've had it and there's nothing more to lose. FEAR. It is what is holding back what should be.

Imagination. That's all it is. What can this or that be? It's all up one's imagination for happen stance. That dream state can be a reality if enough desire it. And indeed the throngs of youth are yearning today in Egypt. That's all it takes. A critical mass. It's a numbers game.

No army is so powerful as an idea whose time has come.

[Youtube] Washington doublespeak courtesy of Hillary Clinton regarding Egypt's new found freedom



[Youtube] Egypt youth, prideful, enjoy their time free from fear, free of the corporate scape