Suez once historically a battle ground, and now descended into a war zone.

Suez is a War Zone Again

Report from Suez and grievances that extend from economic conditions to recent injuries and civilian deaths and the war-zone state of affairs including pillaging and plunder by police

Mish Ayazeenu

Revolutionary momentum is still carrying Tunisia, where journalists have taken over the media, and now it’s rolling through Egypt. If the coming days show sustained and spreading protest, the crack that has appeared in Egypt’s order will rapidly expand. The West is bracing itself. Another fait accompli, this time in the Arab world’s most populous nation, on Palestine’s border, would be a nakba for Western control. So the American administration is immediately speaking of Mubarak’s “opportunity … to implement political, economic and social reforms to respond to the legitimate needs and interests of the Egyptian people.” The phrase “managed change” is uttered. You can be sure America’s managers are hard at work. What they have to lose in Egypt is as incalculable as what the Egyptian people have to gain.

#Jan25 The first amendment

We The People Are No Longer Silent. We Support Non-Violent Revolution and Reform through Exposure, Transparency, Amplifying Voices, Free Speech, and to Peaceably Assemble As We See Fit.