Revolution tweets February 2 2011 A Message to the world Part 15

Thread 14 here http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_mesg&forum=439&topic_id=335526&mesg_id=335526

seems like Mubarak will get what he wants, he will die on Egypt's land, no flight for you to Saudi Arabia #Egypt #Jan25
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Please rec if you appreciate this. These are getting immediately unrec'd while unarmed men, women and children are being shot by volleys of machine guns and the Army is now involved according to witness and journalists there

jonsnowC4 Complete silence from military now for 20 minutes:after large continuous barrage of machine gun fire frm 4.35am(Cairo time) to about 5.20am
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evanchill Made it back safe. Soldier tried to confiscate my camera. I convinced him to just take the battery, and the memory was hidden.
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jonsnowC4 Our sense is that authorities will try to ease Western media out of here tomorrow...
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jonsnowC4
Mubarakists now down to fewer than 100 in square separated by army from 5,000(?) protesters in square. Cordite stench hangs but no tankfire
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mand0z They were dragging two bodies on the bridge. Shown on BBC and AJE. More martyrs have fallen/are falling #Jan25
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BloggerSeif rout to airport. If we can have a safe path to airport, then encouraged to go. Dunno if we do (2/2)
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BloggerSeif Thanks! <3 RT @rattlecans: @BloggerSeif You are confirmed @sebwalker Aljazeera correspondent says men in balaclavas surround Tahrir square
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WHERE IS ANY OF THE FOLLOWING:

(1) A plan to cut off all aid and all economic ties to Egypt if the government-sponsored attacks on peaceful demonstrators continue?

(2) A specific condemnation against all attacks against journalists, and an international plan to protect them?

(3) An honest accounting of the role played by the Egyptian military in facilitating these attacks by violent thugs against unarmed civilians?

(4) An international demand that Mubarak and his new “vice president”--torture general Omar Suleiman--immediately leave office and stand trial for crimes against humanity?

(5) A call for the United States to stop lying about its actions and admit its involvement in the planning and execution of these horrific events?

(6) A U.N. security council plan to expel the United States, Israel, and Egypt from the United Nations if they continue to engage in actions that constitute a serious threat to world peace? (Israel is the largest recipient of U.S. military and economic aid, and Egypt is the second largest.)

(7) A list of all the corporations that profit from selling military equipment and supplies to countries in the Middle East, and an accounting of exactly how much money to the penny that each business executive and investor made on these immoral transactions in 2010?

(8) A plan to take away the broadcast licenses of all the major media corporations in the U.S. that effectively blacked out or completely distorted the details of the attack on civilians in Tahrir Square?

(9) A plan to fire all the pundits and “journalists” who have (a) covered up information about the actual planners and directors of these events, and (b) neglected to specify their actual motivations: resource monopolization and citizen control? The coverage throughout the entire U.S. mainstream media today was utterly and unforgivably atrocious.

(10) A call for a general strike in the United States to take control of our own government and put a stop to this murderous foreign policy?

I invite others to add to this list.

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I want to echo a resounding call of appreciation in honor of the extraordinarily brave Egyptian workers and students who withstood the attacks by Mubarak’s thugs in Tahrir Square today—the bricks, stones, knives, gunshots, Molotov cocktails (petrol bombs), fires, water cannons, tear gas, metal pipes, bottles, office chairs, two-by-fours, kicks, punches, slashes, cuts, stabs, and everything else. They are all heroes!

Can you believe we witnessed this all? I admire those people so much. Last night they became even bigger heroes. Not in my worst nightmares could I have imagined such a thing.

jonsnowC4 I'm going to try to sleep but if tankfire resumes will Tweet again if internet sustains..it needs to cos they cant reopen banks without it
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Sandmonkey @naglarzk The people want 24 hour delivery and Tamarai. Who needs freedom, rights or democracy? Mesh waqtoh. kefayah ba2ah. #sha3bcute
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MrAmygdala Rumors are that Omar Suleiman, the head of torture, was appointed as Vice president in case Mubarak was assassinated #jan25 #egypt
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warriorgirl17 RT @nottinhill: The Washington Post: "The U.S. needs to break with Mubarak now" http://wapo.st/gyEako #jan25 #feb3 #egypt #piratenpartei
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Shhh527 RT @Dima_Khatib: Doctors on Tahrir Square tell #Aljazeera that attackers targeted bust & head of protesters in last shooting #jan25 #egypt
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This was said with each attack segment

Beltrew RT @NevineZaki: i am now watching people drag the dead bodies out of the way on the bridge on BBC. #Jan25 #Egypt
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amunati RT @ArabVoicesSpeak: There is no turning back now, Mubarak will butcher every activist and everyone who tweeted or blogged against him #jan25 #Egypt
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in the morning about Hamas, Muslim Brotherhood, Al Qaeda, maybe even a fabricated Bin Laden recording.

You witnessed this. Never forget what you saw. Fight the lies that will try to minimize this.

evanchill I am going to be busy filing and uploading, but suffice to say tonight was the Battle of Tahrir, and the protesters won. Cairo is changed.
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Imagine the lies if Al Jazeera hadn't had the forethought to hide a stationary camera in there and if that courageous reporter RamyRaoof hadn't snuck back in there with a camera, as well as journalists like Evan Chill, Ben from CNN, Richard and the others in these tweet threads hadn't fearlessly gone in there to report.

The intent was to cover these crimes and blame them on someone else.

Never forget what we just witnessed.

RiverDryFilm One of the hundreds of Molotov cocktails hurled at us today: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zS4h5XFpROk&feature=youtu.be #egypt #jan25
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This kept on happening through the night. Hundreds upon hundreds of flaming bombs were dropped on protestors from above.

We're live tweeting from Cairo at www.twitter.com/riverdryfilm

LaraABCNews Molotov cocktails still being thrown at the crowds, trying to reach past their barricades of corrugated metal. #Jan25
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occupiedcairo Renewed attacks by the museum and Talat Harb street. Usinf live ammunition #jan25
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BloggerSeif Fighting again in the distance somewhere, trying to see where from the balcony :S I can hear screaming. Verify where anyone? #Jan25
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EANewsFeed #Egypt: Reports of Renewed Clashes Near Egypt National Museum http://tinyurl.com/5ukrq7l #jan25
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jonnyscholes RT @C0d3Fr0sty: Alarabiya eyewitness: one sniper caught by protesters had police ID card, they refused to kill him, but they hit him.#Egypt #jan25
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Jnoubiyeh "Nobody will leave. We will stand in Tahrir Square until #Mubarak leaves." ~ Activist on Al-Jazeera. #Jan25 #Egyptians #Egypt #Revolution
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ShaimaStreet My friend at the hospital has just confirmed 20 injured and 7 killed.Bullets r fired @legs to disable or head to kill. #jan25 #tahrir #egypt
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