"Black Wendsday" Protest Pictures
The following are pictures taken at Yesterday's "Black Wendsday" Protest. (Hattip the Arabist and Baheyya).
A picture showing the size of the Black Wendsday Protest.
Egyptian women activist flashes an Arabic slogan " The honor of our female colleagues is the country's honor, and we will not tolerate violation of our country's honor "
Egyptian Journalist Nawal Ali, who was one of the women attacked at the refrendum, flashes a poster showing Egypt's interior Minister Habib el-Adly with the words "fire him" during a rally outside Journalists union on Black Wendsday.
This protester has a picture of the Mubarak Family with the words "Tyrannical Family" written on it and a piece of paper above it that says "No to Mubarak".
posted by The Sandmonkey @ 6/02/2005 03:13:00 AM
2 Comments:
It is very sad that this is happening here. I sincerely love this country, but as all countries now, we citizens suffer the selfishness of our presidents and leaders, we suffer from many other aspects too. I have written what i think of change, feel free to read it on my blog. It sums up what i have to say regarding real change. It aint easy, but worth a try! I don't speak in a political language, but i think what i worte may serves the purpose well in a different way, and i have a gut feeling it would work if a large percentage of people try it. I still have hope regardless of all the negative air around! and i will continue to have hope as long as i breathe (i just hope i breath long enough hehehe). I know there is good out there, we just need to stimulate its widespread amongst us, then we can be a real power as citizens...
SM,
I find it strange that non of your usual commentators linked to this topic or posted a comment. Isn't that the peaceful kind of protest that they should encourage?
This is not an attack for those who can't wait to pick a fight :) this is just an observation or may be a disapointment.
Mr. Ghostie might need to interview those lawyers.
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