As read on the Huffington Post.
"Protests started on Tuesday, January 25, when -- inspired by the successful revolution in Tunisia -- thousands of people began taking to the streets to protest poverty, rampant unemployment, government corruption and autocratic governance of President Hosni Mubarak, who has ruled the country for thirty years. These were the first protests on such a large scale to be seen in Egypt since the 1970s. The government responded by blocking Twitter, which was being used by organizers to coordinate protests. " -(Excerpt for the Huffington Post)
As I was reading my TWITTER I saw that Katie Couric had twitted that she was enroute to Egypt and would keep everybody up todate about everything that is happening to this point. We are glad to get the new information that is coming out. I am sending prayers to cover them and be with them. This is such a big deal and it effects alot in the U.S. This is someting that we all need to be aware of and understand what the effects could be for us.
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I argee with you, the communication can not be shut down by the people. we talk a lot on the social networking, we can get information via it, it is so quick that we can be informed.
ReplyDeleteThat picture broke my heart girl!! :( Good write up!! You have good facts to back up your material and your voiceis clearly heard!! :)
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