Fighting NWO and Demanding Democracy in Cairo
SoldierofLOVE
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Cairo is on fire at this moment. The protest in the street is fierce.
Sometimes, the call for democracy, peace and justice must begin and look like this.
It's only a matter of time before we see more protests against the NWO and autocratic regimes all over the world, and even in the US. It's time.
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Sometimes, the call for democracy, peace and justice must begin and look like this.
It's only a matter of time before we see more protests against the NWO and autocratic regimes all over the world, and even in the US. It's time.
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We will just have to wait and see.
(being sarcastic here)
Preach, Aminah. Right on the money. Are you from the region?
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Analysis: Egypt shows how easily Internet can be silenced By Georgina Prodhan
LONDON | Fri Jan 28, 2011 5:25pm EST
LONDON (Reuters) - The move by Egyptian authorities to seal off the country almost entirely from the Internet shows how easily a state can isolate its people when telecoms providers are few and compliant.
In an attempt to stop the frenzied online spread of dissent against President Hosni Mubarak's 30-year rule, not only Facebook and Twitter but the entire Internet was shut down overnight, leaving some 20 million users stranded.
Hundreds of service providers offer connections in Egypt, but just four own the infrastructure -- Link Egypt, Vodafone/Raya, Telecom Egypt and Etisalat Misr.
Daniel Karrenberg, chief scientist at RIPE NCC, a European not-for-profit Internet infrastructure forum, says immature markets with few providers can achieve such shutdowns relatively easily.
"The more simple the topology is and the fewer Internet services providers there are, the easier it is for any government or the telco themselves to control access into any geographical area," he said.
"If you have a relatively diverse telecoms market and a very much meshed Internet topology then it's much more difficult to do than if you have the traditional telecoms structure of two decades ago and they control all the international connections.
"Obviously that creates a choke point," he said.
Despite the rapid transformation of the Web during its short history, and the unprecedented freedom of expression it has enabled, the Internet still has vulnerable points that can be exploited by governments or for commercial interests.
CUT OFF FROM THE WORLD
"Virtually all of Egypt's Internet addresses are now unreachable, worldwide," Jim Cowie, chief technology officer of U.S.-based Internet monitoring firm Renesys wrote on the company blog (<!-- m -->http://www.renesys.com/blog<!-- m -->).
"Every Egyptian provider, every business, bank, Internet cafe, website, school, embassy, and government office that relied on the big four Egyptian ISPs for their Internet connectivity is now cut off from the rest of the world."
Vodafone said in an emailed statement: "All mobile operators in Egypt have been instructed to suspend services in selected areas. Under Egyptian legislation, the authorities have the right to issue such an order and we are obliged to comply."
A few large organizations with independent connections were able to stay connected to the Internet.
Cowie said on Friday he was investigating two apparent exceptions to the block: the Commercial International Bank of Egypt and the Stock Exchange.
Iran, Tunisia and most recently Syria have imposed Internet restrictions in attempts to quell opposition [ID:nLDE70P18Y], but Egypt's is by far the most drastic move so far.
Also here is a link to an article in the Daily Telegraph - a newspaper that is generally very reliable for information
Egypt protests: America's secret backing for rebel leaders behind uprising
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There is an insteresting discussion here :
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My husband is from Tunisia and we have a daughter who lives in Cairo so we know the situation in both countries. These uprisings are surprising, we never ever expected this would happen although the discontentment has been brewing for a long time. We were extremly happy but now if this has something to do with NWO then it´s not so good .....
Aminah, I pray that your daughter is well and safe in Cairo. I assume that you cannot reach her? Fin, The idea that the internet and phones can be shut down in a large country is terrifying. And it's a test. See how it works there. How will it work elsewhere like US or Britain? A total mind-f###
Aminah, the link you posted is giving very interesting comments which I'll continue to read. Thanks for the info and keep in coming. I'm devouring it!
This is the first page of comments (there are many pages of comments):
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/
This is nothing new, nothing.
Egypt has corruption and their people are fed up with it. The new generations are well educated and they got no jobs to feed themselves. The presindent has run out with a bunch of millions. Corruption. And it is getting worst.
Interesting. Thanks White_Orchid. The video is amazing. Peace.
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Check out slide#2....it looks like the Muslims are surrounded by Christians who protect the Muslims while they kneel to pray.
http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2011/01/29/world/middleeast/30egypt-protest.html?ref=middleeast
Awesome.
"For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places."
Yes, the people ARE their governments...or at least, they SHOULD be....at least in a supposed democratic society....the problem is very simple....once certain people get control, they don't want to relinquish it....power and money corrupts...I pray this goes the it should....
Peace!
THIS IS RIVETING.
It would definately be wonderful if all of us had a say in what our governments do or don't do but in the end no matter what country we are from our governments could care less about any of us,our safwty,our well being,our happiness,none of it matters to any government in any country.Each countries government is out to protect only themselves and the ELITE where the rest of us can rot in hell.When all of our governments have been busy building underground bunkers to go live in when chaos hits(and it will)we the normal people will be left above ground to deal with it alone and try to survive on our own while they are perfectly safe and happy underground.It's not just in the United States that it's happening,it's all over the world.
May God be with them !