Why the Tunisian Dictator Was Thrown Out
Tunisian Dictator Ben Ali Steps Down And Flees The Country
15 bodies thrown out on Mexican Highway
The End of the Tunisian Regime?
'Arafat's Widow And The Tunisian Scandal
The Role of Al Jazeera In The Tunisian Revolution
Watching the images of young Tunisians take to the streets and in great courage and new found freedom chant down their corrupt and authoritarian leader is an image I shall never forgot and nearly brought me to tears.
Here are Arab youth, representing the region's best and potential, no longer silenced and making their voice heard. Tunisians no longer were afraid to express their hatred for such a widely detested regime. It was simply beyond belief to see Tunisian youth take to the streets and openly and with great determination tell their president to leave.
It was simply a breathtaking image which has inspired Arabs all over and stirred fear in the hearts of fellow Arab tyrants.
Those who read me regularly know that I have not just recently awaken to the state of [mis]affairs in Tunisia. I have been constantly writing about the vile nature of the regime for years now. If you want to understand why the regime was finally overthrow, here are some background material.
Tunisian Repression Hiding Behind Women
Tunisia Employs PR Firm To Clean Its Image
The Next President on Tunisia?
Tunisia Continues to Ban Human Rights Group & Protests
Tunisian Judge Refuses to Free Journalist
'War Is The State': The Case of Tunisia
Tunisian Journalist Loses Appeal; Faces Six-Months in Jail
Wrong Ben Ali Dies
Family of Jailed Tunisian Goes on Hunger Strike
The Queen of Carthage
Tunisian Police Killed Protester At Anti-government Demonstration
Rising Corruption In Tunisia
Tunisia's Udau Hussein
Wikileaks on Tunisian Tyranny
Tunisia Seeks Higher Retirement Ago While Ruling Family Makes Away with Millions
Tunisia's Double-Speak Oppression
New Tunisian Repression Met With European Silence
Opposition Newspaper Censored In Tunisia and Sick Journalist Jailed
Tunisia's Ben Ali Strengthens Dictator Grip
And many, many more. But I think the above will suffice. Search the tag Tunisia for more of my essays.
And, not surprising, my very first article for Instablogs was on Tunisia: The Bush Doctrine and Tunisia.
