Graffiti: #May27 جرافيتي مايو ٢٧ جمعة الغضب الثانية
May 27 protests graffiti in Abdel Salam Aref Street, downtown Cairo…
May 27 protests graffiti in Abdel Salam Aref Street, downtown Cairo…
A banner in Tahrir on Friday, by the Popular Committees for the Defense of the Revolution, denouncing the National Security Bureau, the successor (or to be more correct, the reinvention) of State Security Police…
Protester in Tahrir on Friday, denouncing the monthly fees (which come with the electricity bills) imposed by the government on citizens for “garbage collection”, though the service is hardly provided. The issue has been the target of campaigners since 2006.
Manal Khaled, a leftist film director who was victim of police brutality in 2003, attending the Tahrir protests on Friday…
Remember Adel el-Badri of the so called Free Union of Egypt’s Workers? He came back to life on Friday, mobilizing hand in hand with the state-backed unions and the mentally deranged singer Ahmad Spider, a counter-protest to Tahrir, in support of the military junta. Goes to show what sort of corrupt politics Badri and co have. The problem however is that Badri is taken seriously by the media, getting interviewed on Satellite TV stations and in newspapers. Those lazy journalists are happy to get anyone to speak in the name of the workers, though if they had done their homework they would have found out easily that Badri has NO support on the ground whatsoever, and that his fake union doesn’t exist except in the cyberspace.
Protester in Tahrir on Friday, wrote on his back calling for trying the ousted dictator on charges of high treason: “Mubarak is a stupid agent for a foreign country”…
The man I met during the uprising in front of the parliament was back in Tahrir again on Friday, with a banner critical of PM Essam Sharaf…
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