Egypt’s Revolt Eye Witness: The Egyptian Avalanche Has Begun….I Double Dare You to Stop The Flood!
Posted: Thursday, February 10, 2011
by Heba Hosny
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“Suppression breeds explosion” Don’t you agree? Well, the Egyptian nation has put up with autocracy and corruption too long until the day has come when the suffering masses had to scream: enough is enough!
Jan. 25th 2011 marks a turning point in Egypt’s history. Although it has been less than a month since the Egyptian revolt saw the light, the rewards are beyond belief! Our brave nation finally did it! We stood up as one and shouted out loud: ”No! “ No more corruption! No more suppression of freedom of expression! No more human rights violation! No more unemployment! No more low wages! And the list continues…
The Egyptian revolution have stunt the whole world, forcing a great country like China to ban the word “Egypt” from local searches for fear the Chinese nation would follow our tracks! Positive energy is contagious!
And for the first time in the history of revolutions worldwide, a staggering 10% of the population participated in what started as a peaceful demonstration and then turned into a tragic bloodshed. Sad but true! But if you come to think about it, the exact same scenario happened in the French revolution and others. Sometimes lives must be scarified to pave the way for major breakthroughs.
These are the names and pictures of some flowers that bloomed in Egypt’s garden: The 25th Jan. revolt victims.
I am certainly not an advocate of the ”end justifies the means” mentality but I am all for defending a noble cause not matter what the sacrifices may be.
I am asking everyone who reads this article to support us in our massive leap towards freedom and reformation. We will make it happen! As God is my witness, we will make it happen….
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Top-level comments on this article: (7 total)Heba I've been watching news on Tahrir Square all night. I saw Mubarak's speech, it was a travesty. He is a stupid, arrogant, corrupt man. Egyptians have my whole-hearted support and admiration. I know you will get your freedom. I hope with all my heart that you don't have to pay any more of a price.Well Jen, (my best e-friend :)...See, I still remember our good old days)...You're absolutely right and he's gone now forever! What a relief! People are partying in the streets but the upcoming phase is critical. I will be writing more articles in the future but right now volunteer work is taking its toll on my time but I'll back with more great news. I can feel it in the air. Thanks again, Jen for all your kind words :)
We support you and the people of Egypt, Ms. Hosny. Please keep us updated on current events in Cairo.Thank you so much, Bruce for your kind words and for supporting our cause. Interestingly, I wrote this article one day before Mubarak's resignation and my last sentence was "we will make it happen". I am much happier than words could say and will be writing more articles about future developments as soon as I can. Thanks again :)
I'm all for the people of Egypt, I want to see them prevailYour wish have come true, David :). He's gone and we have a bright future awaiting us. I will keep you updated in future articles. Thanks a lot for your support :)
With freedom bound minds such as yours..it will happen..Just know that everyone in the free world is behind you- rooting for you---welcome to FREEDOM! Great article- Thank you so much for writing it- Always- EllaI appreciate your supportive words, Ella. Thank you so much :).
Heba you have my support, I just hope its enough for you and those who fight this cause to win
Keep well
Kacy
Very powerful Heba! Long time no see, I am glad to see you back. Unfortunately under such horrible, yet glorifying circumstances. Obviously I do not speak for all Americans, but I know many who's prayers are with those that have fallen, and those that continue to fight for the equality of treatment for all Egyptians. Very eye opening that China should censor the revolt to protect their totalitarian rule, and even makes me wonder if those in power in America who are moving our country to a two class society, the very rich and the poor, are taking heed of the determination of men for a right to live in dignity. Good luck to you and the movement, and long live the power of the people.
I read it was Ghonim who started it? I have complete support at least from my heart for the people of Egypt. I am sure this movement is going to inspire many people around the world.
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