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Egypt Protests
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2011-01-28, 04:58 PM
http://twitter.com/#!/search/Cairo
I know, I know. Twitter. But it is the best source for INSTANT news. This Egypt thing gives me hope in humanity.  
2011-01-28, 05:14 PM
News link-http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2011/jan...ei-mubarak
We'll have to see if this is actually successful or not.
2011-01-28, 05:14 PM
Rob Wrote:Interesting but... elaborate? Well ok, so far: Protestors have lit the HQ of the leading political party on fire. Coincidentally, the HQ is located right next to the Cairo National Museum. Protestors are also lining up to protect the museum from fires and looting. Protestors have just lit the HQ of Mobilin on fire for shutting down the internet. Reports of policemen taking off uniforms and joining the protestors I probably missed some things but eh. 
2011-01-28, 05:22 PM
Finaly! thank god. Wooot for the egyptian people ! now topple your "dictatorship" and kick some ass! ofcourse, SAVE EVERYTHING IN THE FREAKING MUSEUM!
 
2011-01-28, 06:10 PM
The media seems to overlook the same protests in Yemen and Tunisia for the same reason.
2011-01-28, 06:31 PM
Derosis Wrote:relevant Yep, the goverment ordered all Egyptian ISP's to shut off broadband connections to the internet. The only way for them to get online now is dial-up. http://gizmodo.com/5746121/how-egypt-tur...e-internet http://lifehacker.com/5746046/how-to-foi...t-shutdown 
2011-01-28, 06:37 PM
Erich Wrote:The media seems to overlook the same protests in Yemen and Tunisia for the same reason.Hey, you forget Belgium... lol... xD [video=youtube;5WrzjqhUG3o]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5WrzjqhUG3o[/video]
2011-01-28, 06:45 PM
Kabanaw Wrote:Well, looks like shutting down the internet has caused... Well played, sir. |
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