Posts Tagged ‘Cairo’

Ultras Martyrs شهداء الألتراس

Graffiti, in Zamalek, commemorating Ultras Ahlawy martyrs who fell in Port Said…

Death to Shafiq الإعدام لشفيق

Ahmad Shafiq‘s presidential campaign posters vandalized in Zamalek…

V vs Shafiq

Ahmad Shafiq‘s presidential poster vandalized, while V is smiling in the background…

Death to Shafiq الإعدام لشفيق

While walking in Zamalek today with my wife, we were very happy to see all of Ahmad Shafiq’s presidential campaign posters either torn down or had flool written on them…

I wholeheartedly support Shafiq’s execution, the criminal who commanded the air force, before becoming the aviation minister and later the prime minister in Mubarak’s counterrevolutionary cabinet, which oversaw the massacring of revolutionaries in Tahrir Square during and after the Battle of the Camel.

VIDEO – Mohamed Mahmoud St graffiti erased النظام يزيل جرافيتي الثورة بشارع محمد محمود

The army has erased most of the revolutionary graffiti and murals in Mohamed Mahmoud Street.

Film – The Arab Awakening – Tweets from Tahrir

VIDEO – Interview with @aliyaalwi

Interview with translator Aliya Alwi, following her release from police custody pending investigations into bogus charges, fabricated by the authorities, accusing her together with an Australian journalist and a US student of distributing money to street children agitating the latter to throw rocks at the police!

VIDEO – Interview with @austingmackell

Released Australian journalist Austin G Mackell speaks about his ordeal with the Egyptian police and military, while reporting on the labor movement in Mahalla.

Mohamed Mahmoud St residents, shop owners bring down army wall سكان وأصحاب محلات ش محمد محمود يزيلون جدار الجيش

On 17 February 2012, the local residents and shop owners in Mohamed Mahmoud Street hired a crane on their private expense, to remove the wall erected by the Egyptian army to block protesters during the November 2011 uprising.

The shop owners were not comfortable getting filmed and they asked me to stop filming, which I did. They spoke of “their interests and livelihood destroyed because of the wall.” Their unease with the filming clearly demonstrates this act was done without permission from the army necessarily.

AUDIO – 8 Feb KPFA Interview