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It's a peaceful protest of people who just want freedom and democracy.
It's a peaceful protest of people who just want freedom and democracy.
Supposedly, they were heading to the Saudi emabassy too. Looks like the countries that Mubarak was in bed with.
Crises with Turkey and Egypt represent a political tsunami for Israel
The political crisis has become a reality well before the Palestinians declare their independent state, writes Haaretz editor-in-chief Aluf Benn, leaving Israel isolated in facing Iran, Turkey and Egypt.
Netanyahu now hopes that Israel might be able to get close with Saudi Arabia and the other Gulf States, who also seek to block the possibility of an Arab Spring in the region.
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The new government looks a bit worse than the old if you ask me.
The was no old govt, there was only Kadafi.
There is no new govt, yet.
Like Iraq and Afghanistan, where the imperial MIC and it $Ts have failed totally to country-build, Libya will be a hole for decades.
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That's usually the way it works.
There's no new govt, AFAIK. They're currently on an interim military rule.
Not mentioning the five Egyptian policemen killed last week and and Israel's refusal to apologize is a fairly significant omission by the NYT.
last month, sorry
no . LOL NYT
Egypt shutdown al Jazeera Cairo's satellite uplink
"for the "spreading or broadcasting of any false news, information or rumors." "
http://www.miamiherald.com/2011/09/1...#ixzz1XgS0f4d9
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