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They tried that in Tunisia too.
I give him a week.
His son’s already fled to London.
Along with all the money he looted, and the US tax dollars in bribes.
They told Mubarak to prepare a farewell speech he answered why are the people leaving?
Mubarak’s got greater international backing than the captains of Tunisia. But then again, with the Muslim Brotherhood finally throwing down today (Friday), and ElBaradei in town for the festivities, who knows how long the demonstrations can last.
Here’s hoping it goes the way of the people.
the defense & state dept knows we are losing many a torture by proxy regime lately… so of course they are going to equivocate and try to stack the deck before it is reshuffled to our advantage.
Deck chairs, Titanic.
Al Jazeera (Arabic and English channels) are kicking the asses of the other news orgs with their coverage of Egypt. But you won’t find it on American cable (outside of a couple of cities) because the cable operators wet their pants every time Sen. Foghorn Leghorn starts ranting about it being the Al Queda Channel.