Remember remember the 25th of January - Page 15

Darth-Nero · 02-14-2011, 07:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Kina

Go Egypt. I hope your military does you justice.

Thanks for your support,Kina.

Been so long since i saw you active btw,Welcome back =)

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Originally Posted by Shrike

And holy shit Nero lives in fucking ALEXANDRIA! Epic place to live.

Will i'd be glad if you can drop by sometime,I'll show you around and buy you delicious local dinner <3

Seriously,Come visit =D

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Originally Posted by UchihaTaijiya

Nero, I hope you and yours stay safe. And keep us updated <3

Thanks Brooke,And i will =)
<33333333333

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Originally Posted by kael03

Back on the original topic, I felt that this was necessary.

EMBRACE THIS CHANCE FOR A BRAND NEW START!

Goddamn,am so living the dream with this song.

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Originally Posted by stubborn_d0nkey

What I dislike about all of this is the media coverage and the image of egypt perpetrated by the media, before the revolution. In comparison to other countries, it didn't really portray the situation in egypt as dire as the revolution has shown it to be.

I guess its all down to the US-Mubarak relationship and the influence of the US mainstream media.

I hate that kinda shit.

Will you know what i dislike?

I dislike how my local channel force me to change it to another foreign channel to watch what's really fucking happening in my country.

Darth-Nero · 02-14-2011, 07:03 PM

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Originally Posted by AkamaruChewtoy

Nero - what's the mood now in Egypt?

Will we're still celebrating and dancing (you know since a revolution without dancing is a revolution not worth having) while the supreme general of military told us that he dissolved the parliament and wiped his ass with the conistitution in order to make a new real one,Then he rehired the previous government temporarily to keep the country going till things stablize again in preperations for public elections.

As for the streets,People are so relieved and walking in the streets of the country that they now own..buying stuff with extra ordinary discounts,really enjoying themselves.

A little story : In Egypt the police's slogan have alway been "The police is at the serves of the public" but seven years ago the Fascist changed it to "The police and the public are at the serves of the country" in other word the public is at the serves of the fascit with the police as there inspector and punisher. The fascist was aiming to put the police on a higher degree than the army,turning this whole country to a police station with him as absolute ruler..but after the first days of the revolution he turned it back to the old slogan as one of his many attempts to calm things down.

Now after the Emerency law is no more they lost there power and they keep appearing on TV crying for another chance and blaming everything on the leaders,Meanwhile Ministers and others are facing fraud and stealing along with an on going list of charges choking the palm of JUSTICE around them by the day. Every day when i read news like that in the "daily pyramids" i lean back in my chair and whisper "victory".

Oh and Mubarak is in a comma as they say and he haven't left Egypt yet,Everyone is praying for him to get better SO HE CAN FACE TRAIL lololol.

And sorry for the delay of response guys,i spent the past couple of nights with my buddies.

Tabris · 02-14-2011, 10:38 PM

sounds like a dman big dance party that i am missing out on

Darth-Nero · 02-15-2011, 07:52 PM

Don't blame me..i kept asking you to come since last summer,but you were the one who was like "busy busy busy" ;]

but hey this celebration will keep on going for like a year (since my people are really fun when in good mood) so you ain't gonna miss anything if you decided to visit next summer or such =)

Tabris · 02-15-2011, 11:48 PM

on a more possitive note than me beign busy AND to POOR to go to egypt; I have a new better paying job, so i may not be that way forever

LonelyNinja · 02-16-2011, 01:23 AM

Now that your nation's all settled, go fix Iran.

**Mal** · 02-16-2011, 07:32 AM

What I find amusing, and not surprising given Iran's history, is that they supported the Egyptian people thinking it could become an Islamic revolution and cause an "irreparable defeat" for the US in the region. Now that their own citizens are fighting for the same freedom for which the Egyptians fought, they are claiming the US and Israel are behind the revolts and are suppressing them much more than was done in Egypt.

ACt · 02-16-2011, 08:19 AM

^ Yeah, but what can you do with those wacky clerics.

Reports in this hemisphere is that the Egyptian Military are looking to hand over power by september. Hold them to that.

And oh boy Iran. THIS will be fascinating, though morbidly so because, if this is a new revolution, it'll be a lot more bloody. Iran doesn't care about being violent to dissenters and it'll be harder to get the masses out. Maybe you heard the one about the opposition leader who publicly supported the protests in Iran so the rest of the lawmakers in the country bound together in a show of solidarity in calling for his execution.

Fun times.

Nerox · 02-16-2011, 08:28 AM

Agreed, if the people of Iran revolt, it will be bloody. I doubt that the Revolutionary Guards would stand behind a revolution which purpose was to overthrow the muslimic rule. There were already some death the other days when the opposition demonstrated on the street. But it could come quite abrupt, as in Egypt.

And for blaming the USA for these riots/revolts, it is the easiest solution for rules like Achmadinedschad (spelling?). I mean the USA did this multiple times throughout history, and the uneducated people wouldn't know that the revolution in Egypt was against the plans of the USA in the middle east. So I can see why the blame goes to the US. And well, they are kind of the main target for all fundamental muslims.

**Mal** · 02-16-2011, 09:02 AM

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Originally Posted by Nerox

And for blaming the USA for these riots/revolts, it is the easiest solution for rules like Achmadinedschad (spelling?). I mean the USA did this multiple times throughout history, and the uneducated people wouldn't know that the revolution in Egypt was against the plans of the USA in the middle east. So I can see why the blame goes to the US. And well, they are kind of the main target for all fundamental muslims.

The US is the main target for fundamentalist Muslims, and hated by most other Muslims, because it was and is the US who supports their current fascist regimes. Just as in Egypt, most or all equipment used to quell dissent in Iran will have been supplied and funded by the US. All for the sake of stability in the region so oil production isn't interrupted and people can continue to live the American dream of over-consumption.

So, in a way, the revolts in the Middle East are indeed the result of US actions.

ACt · 02-16-2011, 09:57 AM

^ and Britain's before them. Actually, a great deal of the conflict and revolutions in the last 100 years, outside most of the world wars, is an aftershock of colonialism, in particular, they way The British Empire carved up the world without regard for the divisions that already existed between the local peoples.

***Demi-God*** · 02-16-2011, 10:26 AM

You flatter us sir. *blushes*

ACt · 02-16-2011, 10:39 AM

Always try to say nice things about the Motherland... especially since she's getting on in years and isn't as vibrant and attractive as she once was. What else is a good Son for? Not like our brutish brother America, who never calls.

stubborn_d0nkey · 02-16-2011, 10:45 AM

^reminds me of homer in england and talking to the queen after escaping from prison

Nerox · 02-16-2011, 11:42 AM

Exactly Mal, the economic plans of the US for the middle east and arabia are being greatly disturbed by those revolts. And you raise another point I didn't think of at that moment. Most of the regimes were placed by the USA. Another sign for the US to change their economical, political and diplomatic outlook. It'd be time for that, or there is no hope of staying on par with the chinese and indians.

By the way Mal, we once discussed the topic of the Oil Sands...I read today, that China is hording that stuff like crazy. Seems like that we have to buy our oil from china in 50 years.

I also agree with ACt. We had a huge discussion in our course once about the economical outcomes of the Imperialism/Colonialism. Until today, most of these regions are dependent on our exports. Germany as well, although, we had only 3 african colonies.

02-14-2011, 10:38 PM	#213
Tabris Sexy Lady Join Date: May 2005 Location: in a box, out side your house, with binoculars. Posts: 778 Thanks: 5,540 Thanked 4,286 Times in 1,950 Posts	Re: Remember remember the 25th of January sounds like a dman big dance party that i am missing out on __________________ C&H FTW official co-owner of the digimon fan club!

02-15-2011, 07:52 PM	#214
Darth-Nero Victory! Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Egypt Age: 25 Posts: 171 Thanks: 2,558 Thanked 1,634 Times in 655 Posts	Re: Remember remember the 25th of January Don't blame me..i kept asking you to come since last summer,but you were the one who was like "busy busy busy" ;] but hey this celebration will keep on going for like a year (since my people are really fun when in good mood) so you ain't gonna miss anything if you decided to visit next summer or such =)

02-15-2011, 11:48 PM	#215
Tabris Sexy Lady Join Date: May 2005 Location: in a box, out side your house, with binoculars. Posts: 778 Thanks: 5,540 Thanked 4,286 Times in 1,950 Posts	Re: Remember remember the 25th of January on a more possitive note than me beign busy AND to POOR to go to egypt; I have a new better paying job, so i may not be that way forever __________________ C&H FTW official co-owner of the digimon fan club!

02-16-2011, 01:23 AM	#216
LonelyNinja Fight On, Fight Hard Join Date: May 2009 Location: Fistopia Age: 21 Posts: 388 Thanks: 111 Thanked 4,210 Times in 1,439 Posts	Re: Remember remember the 25th of January Now that your nation's all settled, go fix Iran. __________________

02-16-2011, 07:32 AM	#217
Mal Scotch Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 3,102 Thanks: 12,874 Thanked 10,827 Times in 3,841 Posts	Re: Remember remember the 25th of January What I find amusing, and not surprising given Iran's history, is that they supported the Egyptian people thinking it could become an Islamic revolution and cause an "irreparable defeat" for the US in the region. Now that their own citizens are fighting for the same freedom for which the Egyptians fought, they are claiming the US and Israel are behind the revolts and are suppressing them much more than was done in Egypt.

02-16-2011, 08:19 AM	#218
ACt Heart Wizard Join Date: May 2009 Location: The Halls of Irreverence Posts: 3,257 Thanks: 5,326 Thanked 18,705 Times in 4,853 Posts	Re: Remember remember the 25th of January ^ Yeah, but what can you do with those wacky clerics. Reports in this hemisphere is that the Egyptian Military are looking to hand over power by september. Hold them to that. And oh boy Iran. THIS will be fascinating, though morbidly so because, if this is a new revolution, it'll be a lot more bloody. Iran doesn't care about being violent to dissenters and it'll be harder to get the masses out. Maybe you heard the one about the opposition leader who publicly supported the protests in Iran so the rest of the lawmakers in the country bound together in a show of solidarity in calling for his execution. Fun times.

02-16-2011, 08:28 AM	#219
Nerox Mah'alleinir Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: The Golden Hall Posts: 743 Thanks: 2,254 Thanked 2,671 Times in 1,262 Posts	Re: Remember remember the 25th of January Agreed, if the people of Iran revolt, it will be bloody. I doubt that the Revolutionary Guards would stand behind a revolution which purpose was to overthrow the muslimic rule. There were already some death the other days when the opposition demonstrated on the street. But it could come quite abrupt, as in Egypt. And for blaming the USA for these riots/revolts, it is the easiest solution for rules like Achmadinedschad (spelling?). I mean the USA did this multiple times throughout history, and the uneducated people wouldn't know that the revolution in Egypt was against the plans of the USA in the middle east. So I can see why the blame goes to the US. And well, they are kind of the main target for all fundamental muslims.

02-16-2011, 09:57 AM	#221
ACt Heart Wizard Join Date: May 2009 Location: The Halls of Irreverence Posts: 3,257 Thanks: 5,326 Thanked 18,705 Times in 4,853 Posts	Re: Remember remember the 25th of January ^ and Britain's before them. Actually, a great deal of the conflict and revolutions in the last 100 years, outside most of the world wars, is an aftershock of colonialism, in particular, they way The British Empire carved up the world without regard for the divisions that already existed between the local peoples.

02-16-2011, 10:26 AM	#222
*Demi-God* BEST Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 5,263 Thanks: 2,813 Thanked 6,862 Times in 2,437 Posts	Re: Remember remember the 25th of January You flatter us sir. blushes

02-16-2011, 10:39 AM	#223
ACt Heart Wizard Join Date: May 2009 Location: The Halls of Irreverence Posts: 3,257 Thanks: 5,326 Thanked 18,705 Times in 4,853 Posts	Re: Remember remember the 25th of January Always try to say nice things about the Motherland... especially since she's getting on in years and isn't as vibrant and attractive as she once was. What else is a good Son for? Not like our brutish brother America, who never calls.

02-16-2011, 11:42 AM	#225
Nerox Mah'alleinir Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: The Golden Hall Posts: 743 Thanks: 2,254 Thanked 2,671 Times in 1,262 Posts	Re: Remember remember the 25th of January Exactly Mal, the economic plans of the US for the middle east and arabia are being greatly disturbed by those revolts. And you raise another point I didn't think of at that moment. Most of the regimes were placed by the USA. Another sign for the US to change their economical, political and diplomatic outlook. It'd be time for that, or there is no hope of staying on par with the chinese and indians. By the way Mal, we once discussed the topic of the Oil Sands...I read today, that China is hording that stuff like crazy. Seems like that we have to buy our oil from china in 50 years. I also agree with ACt. We had a huge discussion in our course once about the economical outcomes of the Imperialism/Colonialism. Until today, most of these regions are dependent on our exports. Germany as well, although, we had only 3 african colonies.

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