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Algiers, Amman, Beirut, Cairo, Damascus, Khartoum, Sana, Tripoli, Tunis…….
Do you recognize the mentioned names? I think you are. They are all the capital cities of countries scattered in African and Asian continent.
What are the common...
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If so, this would be quite the pattern between Egypt’s last pharaoh and Tunisia’s overthrown tyrant. Both men offered reforms as appeasement (naturally...
made popular Apr 13 2011
America is now asking Egyptian government to treat its people fairly and peacefully, violence free, during these demonstrations. They stated that they want freedom of...
made popular Feb 11 2011
WASHINGTON — Saudi Arabia threatened to prop up President Hosni Mubarak if the White House tries to force a swift change of regime in Egypt, The Times of London...
made popular Feb 10 2011
My Facebook friends have been scribbling news from Egypt all over their walls; some of which have been jokes on the current protests… and to lighten up the stress...
made popular Jan 31 2011
Egyptian people have been complaining about police passiveness with regards to stopping looters from robbing museums, malls, banks… Oh wait a minute, actually,...
made popular Jan 31 2011
You got to love the Italian prime minister. He is a true joy to observe: his complete oblivion to just how much of a buffoon he is is truly amusing. Berlusconi fancies...
made popular Feb 17 2011
I know what you’re thinking: where’s the news?
Egyptian dictator Hosni Mubarak is as good as dead (as is the Saudi king, more on that below). Age 82, he...
made popular Dec 23 2010
Since the days of Anwar Sadat, Egypt’s regime has long since tuned its back to Arab nationalism. Gamal Abdul Nasser was such an electrifying icon in the Arab world it...
made popular Oct 4 2010
Not a bad idea.
It has been widely reported now even in the American press that a regime newspaper in Egypt purposely doctored a photo to make it appear as if their...
made popular Sep 27 2010
It has been widely reported now even in the American press that a state newspaper in Egypt purposely doctored a photo to make it appear as if their beloved and senile...
made popular Sep 21 2010
The desperation of the Egyptian tyrant.
Egypt’s regime is desperate. The president - Hosni Mubarak - is widely loathed. In power for nearly 30 years, the...
made popular Sep 15 2010
Propaganda as a gripping thriller.
Ramadan - a month long Islamic fasting holiday - has been increasingly marked in the Arab world with special serials. This was...
made popular Sep 10 2010
A sham democracy in the name of narcissism.
The Egyptian regime annually reinstates “Emergency Laws” first enacted after the assassination of president...
made popular Sep 6 2010
Egypt’s tyrant recedes into death.
The C.I.A. believes Mubarak, Egypt’s 82-year old dictator who has been in office for nearly 30 years (longer than both...
made popular Jul 21 2010
Hosni Mubarak of Egypt is ailing. His health has greatly deteriorated that his sole public appearances in recent months have been staged photo-ops designed by the...
made popular Jul 15 2010
All for the lousy Gamal.
Egypt is desperate to install Gamal Mubarak, corrupt son of the president, as the successor to his father. And in order to do that it needs...
made popular May 25 2010
For some reason (because it wants to endear itself to the U.S.), Qatar become the third Arab country to establish diplomatic relations with Israel a few years back....
made popular May 24 2010
Poetry is the literary style of the Arabs. Thus the Arab people are almost embedded with an innate sense of rhythm. But you do not have to read Arab poetry to...
made popular May 14 2010
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The Egyptian government is desperate to maintain its power. The aging tyrant Mubarak will be dead soon and the ruling elite wants to cling to power by way of appointing...
made popular May 11 2010
Poetry is the literary style of the Arabs. Thus the Arab people are almost embedded with an innate sense of rhythm. But you do not have to read Arab poetry to...
made popular May 7 2010
Source: Los Angeles Times.
This is the new depravity of the Egyptian dictatorship in the name of the aging Hosni Mubarak: calls for death against opposition figures by...
made popular Apr 21 2010
AFP.
Egyptian tyrant Hosni Mubarak has been in power for nearly three decades and has aspirations for his son Jamal Mubarak - head of policy the ruling party National...
made popular Feb 20 2010
A constitution is a system, often codified as a written document, that establishes the rules and principles that govern an organization or political entity. In the case...
made popular Nov 26 2008
Obviously, Mr. Mubarak would not believe that Egypt is not Syria, and he persistently refuses to show respect for his country and people. Moreover, he thinks that by...
made popular Nov 14 2008
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Sharm El Sheik:
Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak looks on during a meeting with participants of the World Economic Forum in Sharm El-Sheik, Egypt, Monday, May 19, 2008.
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