Is the power to the people plague spreading like wildfire around the Middle East?

A social malaise exists in Morocco but who should a revolt target?A report on 'Dis-Honour' killing #2 of 2011 Jordan,The streets of Egypt are still swarming with the populace- a psychological analysis

It is not the King Mohammed VI of Morocco that is to blame for the malaise in his country.

Talk Morocco [2]

What Will Happen if Moroccans Take to the Streets?

This Moroccan voice speculates on a revolution that is coming his way- not 'if' but 'when': " it is unlikely the monarchy will be challenged when the revolution comes." He goes on to postulate on the the fall-out of such a revolution and confidently puts the spotlight, not on the monarchy but "It’s the government that will fall if the revolution comes to Morocco". Again the revolution is like a plague or fast-spreading contagion that hangs over the region; 'if the revolution comes to Morocco' . Or a visitor. "Protests in Morocco, however, will not lead to the removal of the monarchy for several reasons." In brief, the monarchy is not to blame for the social maladies Moroccans have been suffering from for too long.

MY TREASURE: Kinzi Blog [3]

2nd Dis-Honor Killing of 2011

Rana Husseini reports from AMMAN "Criminal Prosecutor Afif Khawaldeh on Tuesday charged a 26-year-old man with the premeditated murder of his widowed sister on Monday, official sources said. The 29-year-old victim, who was not identified by officials, was reportedly stabbed 35 times by her brother on her chest and back at their home in an Amman neighbourhood, a senior official source said."

Giuseppecaruso’s Weblog [4]

Between Universty Campus and Banlieue… with an eye on Egypt

Says Giuseppe, "I got to chat with a young activist who spent nights in Tahrir Square who told me her and her friends' story; maybe this might be of interest:"

Chocolate Mints In a Jar [5]

A Question of the Egyptian Psyche

Says that chocolate mint-lover: I have a theory, that Egyptians have been conditioned to be afraid. Very afraid. Not just for the last 30 years but ever since Abdul Nasser became the president. This is why everyone has been silent for so long.