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Al Arabiya: Reports that Mubarak has left Cairo through Almaza Airport (dedicated for domestic flights)

You'll see, he'll join Ben Ali...

Written by Darkside Momo on 11.02.2011 at 14:18

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Al Arabiya: Reports that Mubarak has left Cairo through Almaza Airport (dedicated for domestic flights)

You'll see, he'll join Ben Ali...

I heard that too on news, on BBC they said he's planing to go to UAE

Written by [user id=28526] on 11.02.2011 at 15:47

Written by Darkside Momo on 11.02.2011 at 14:18

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Al Arabiya: Reports that Mubarak has left Cairo through Almaza Airport (dedicated for domestic flights)

You'll see, he'll join Ben Ali...

I heard that too on news, on BBC they said he's planing to go to UAE

It seems he already arrived, actually...

Written by Darkside Momo on 11.02.2011 at 14:18

You'll see, he'll join Ben Ali...

I doubt that the scenario with him will be similar to Ben Ali!

Written by 0rpheus on 11.02.2011 at 15:56

Written by Darkside Momo on 11.02.2011 at 14:18

You'll see, he'll join Ben Ali...

I doubt that the scenario with him will be similar to Ben Ali!

I guess Suliman should join Ben Ali too.

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Both Al Jazeera & Al Arabiya now report that Mubarak & family are in Sharm El Sheikh

But I guess Suleiman is still in Egypt. Probably more than a little afraid now, seeing how many people are in the streets all over the country!

Written by [user id=28526] on 11.02.2011 at 14:13

Did you go with them Zombie?

Yep, i'm in tahrir square since day one, but i'm back home now to take a crap, have a shower, eat lunch.. and i'm back to protesting around the presidential palace hehe

btw, if any Egyptians are reading this and they're still at home, please get your asses to the street, it'll end today, and i'm sure no one wants to miss on participating.

Written by Zombie on 11.02.2011 at 16:43

Written by [user id=28526] on 11.02.2011 at 14:13

Did you go with them Zombie?

Yep, i'm in tahrir square since day one, but i'm back home now to take a crap, have a shower, eat lunch.. and i'm back to protesting around the presidential palace hehe

btw, if any Egyptians are reading this and they're still at home, please get your asses to the street, it'll end today, and i'm sure no one wants to miss on participating.

When your protesting don't you feel like you're in middle of some metal concert? anyway wish you all luck and be careful of course

Congrats, I just heard Mubarak quit and fled probably to Shark El Sheik... God is great, dudes. Now make sure you will be able to build up a better country for everyone that could stand proud and be admired and make sure no corrupt people get any places in government (I am naive, unfortunately I'm afraid tho...)

Anyway... do not let your country drop into any kind of corruption nor extremism. Be strong and good!

Orgasmic triumph in streets Mubarak is resigned! hell yeah \m/

Congratualtions everyone! Wooohooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!



It's unbelievable!

Written by Ernis on 11.02.2011 at 18:19

Congrats, I just heard Mubarak quit and fled probably to Shark El Sheik... God is great, dudes. Now make sure you will be able to build up a better country for everyone that could stand proud and be admired and make sure no corrupt people get any places in government (I am naive, unfortunately I'm afraid tho...)

Anyway... do not let your country drop into any kind of corruption nor extremism. Be strong and good!

We will.

Congratualtions Egyptians!! "Fara3ena" you guys did it in 18 days

Let us hope what replaces him is an improvement.

Congratulations to Egypt, i will smoke some weed tonight in your honor. i would say some stuff about independence and liberty and whatnot but Accept has put it better than i could ever say it:

crack the whip chord, don't look back
burn the bridges down
grab the handle, clench your fist
BEAT THE BASTARDS DOWN

Written by Zombie on 11.02.2011 at 16:43
Yep, i'm in tahrir square since day one, but i'm back home now to take a crap, have a shower, eat lunch.. and i'm back to protesting around the presidential palace hehe

btw, if any Egyptians are reading this and they're still at home, please get your asses to the street, it'll end today, and i'm sure no one wants to miss on participating.

Yeah, Go Ezz! Ive been worrying a lot about you lately, glad you're okay, and finally it's all paid off with Mubarek out of power. xD

If I was there, Id definitely be out on the street! Im very proud of you, and all the rest of the protesters. This is a great day for Egypt!

Uninstalling Dictator (Mubarak)... 100% complete
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Hence it's e-revolution at first.

All of you are invited to anything you want! I'll pay!

Hooray!

Written by Angelic Storm on 11.02.2011 at 19:17

If I was there, Id definitely be out on the street! Im very proud of you, and all the rest of the protesters. This is a great day for Egypt!

It definitely is.
I am elated!

Congratulations!!!
Now don't let anyone steal your revolution, whether is it any western country, the army, or religious fanatics of any side!
Raising a glass to you all!

Also, that makes two with Ben Ali... Who's next?

Few years later, Mubarak meets El-Sadat and Abdel Nasser in Barzakh...
El-Sadat and Abdel Nasser: Bullets or poison?!
Mubarak: Facebook.

Written by Darkside Momo on 11.02.2011 at 21:57

Who's next?

Jordan i guess.

Mabrook and Congratulations
I am almost in tears . this is a historical day

WE FUCKING DID IT WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO !!!!!!

THE MIDDLE EAST WITNESSES THE DOWNFALL OF ANOTHER DICTATOR !!

So, tell us more about this afternoon... How was it in the streets of Cairo?

Indescribable !!
85 Million Egyptians allover Egypt celebrate in the streets, dancing, singing, waving flags, congratulating eachothers, firewworks in the sky, ..
oh my god !!

This is a great day for Egypt, and for Democracy !

Written by Zombie on 12.02.2011 at 02:05

Indescribable !!
85 Million Egyptians allover Egypt celebrate in the streets, dancing, singing, waving flags, congratulating eachothers, firewworks in the sky, ..
oh my god !!

This is a great day for Egypt, and for Democracy !

Even though my stomach is very sore, Ive still danced and sang for Egypt! lol <3 Can I be accepted as an honorary Egyptian? hehe

That sounds awesome, i'd love to be there! Hopefully now Egypt can prosper, and it's people treated a lot better. xD

Written by Zombie on 12.02.2011 at 02:05

Indescribable !!
85 Million Egyptians allover Egypt celebrate in the streets, dancing, singing, waving flags, congratulating eachothers, firewworks in the sky, ..
oh my god !!

This is a great day for Egypt, and for Democracy !

happy to see your triumph and victory. and it's strange, your victory was concurrent with Iran's 1979 revolution, cuz yesterday was Iran's revolution jubilee and that time you triumphed. I think now is the best time to buy dollar or gold, they're going to be so expensive unmobarak (la mobarak in arabic) fell and failed!

@ Angelic storm: Awww, you can surely be an honorary Egyptian, any freedom-thirsty person in the world who doesnt accept tyranny surely deserves to live in Egypt, land of the free.

@ Gurth Bennas: I wish that our revolution helps your people regain belief in themselves and their power, and encourages you to call for democracy ... and take down Ahmedi Nejad and Khomeini

@JD: I heard that Syria has unblocked youtube and facebook, is that true ? ... most Arab leaders are terrified now and they're giving more previlages to their people to contain their anger .. in Bahrain the government distributed 2700 $ to each family (as bribe, lol), in Algeria the emergency state declared in 1993 and still active is now lifted, Saudi Arabia allowed the founding of its first political opposition party, Yemen is making major reforms in the government now, ...

I guess we all owe it to Tunisia
Bouzizi is Definitely Man of the year ! May he rest in peace.

Written by Zombie on 12.02.2011 at 15:11

@ Angelic storm: Awww, you can surely be an honorary Egyptian, any freedom-thirsty person in the world who doesnt accept tyranny surely deserves to live in Egypt, land of the free.

That's a strange yet beautiful thing to say... Less than one month ago, who would have believed it?
We'll need time to get used to it

Regarding the current events in Algeria, it seems the police was quite violent with protesters... And that the emercengy state is not yet lifted (as far as I know, Bouteflika just promised to lift it, he didn't actually do it)

And yes, I'd really like Iran's tyrans fall as well...