off-topic: protests in egypt

[Mohamed Mohamed Nour El-Din]

Thanks Stephan for all your support :)

btw, check out this video http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MmZHx6EhjU8

On Thu, Feb 3, 2011 at 1:40 AM, Stephan Hermann <
stephan.hermann at denkmalquer.net> wrote:

> Hi everybody,
>
> Am 02.02.2011 11:02, schrieb Mohammed Gamal:
> > We're currently back online (although not completely).
>
> I'm *so* glad to read mails from you!!!
>
> I hope you're already fine and in good health. As I read in different
> newspapers things in egypt are getting worse... :-(
>
> But still be sure: You are on top of the worldwide media coverage since
> days. Especially in germany there are a lot of good and deep
> documentations about the current situation in egypt.
>
> So everybody knows that your "government" is responsible for most of the
> violence on the streets ("sudden disappearance" of the police, "mass
> escapes" of violent and dangerous prisoners, paid Mubarak-groupies at
> Tahrir, ...)
>
> > Twitter are still currently blocked. I'm afraid that although we're
> > back online, the govt. may end up censoring the Internet. I don't want
> > our country to be another China or Saudi Arabia.
>
> I'm very sure that it's far too late for Mubarak to stay as president.
> Nothing he could do will stop this revolution. Shutting down the
> internet, killing more and more people - nothing will help him.
>
> By the way: Do you know this?
>
> https://motherjones.com/files/images/guy-fawkes-sphinx.jpg
>
> I love it! :-)
>
> > Anyway, I can't thank you enough for your support. The days ahead seem
> > to be very vague and no one knows what the future holds for us. Let's
> > hope everything goes for the best.
>
> I feel certain it will!
> All the things that happened the last few days can't be turned back.
> Egypt will change - and I think much more than egypt will change! Take a
> look at several further countries with corrupt regimes: All the poeple
> there also start to go on the streets! :-)
> And did you hear news from china? The chinese "government" blocked
> key-words similar to "egypt" in all their search-engines... ;-) They are
> afraid that chinese people will do the same like you!!
>
>
> Best greets from Germany
> Stephan
>
>
> P.S.: Yesterday a friend told me that he will change his mobile contract
> - because he started to hate Vodafone! ;-)
>
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