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Thanks so much for sharing this Jaime…and especially for being so thorough. It is indeed another side of the Revolution that we don’t get to see and this is the beauty of blogging. Please keep these kinds of posts coming as we enjoy learning and seeing what you see.
We are going to Israel in July for the Maccabi Games and are considering heading over to Egypt afterwards. Reports such as this make it all the more appealing.
Thanks again! 🙂
Your welcome M&L I’m so happy I could share this type of information with people. It’s a side of Tahrir and the Revolution that doesn’t get much attention. I hope you make it to Egypt during your trip… it’s amazing with so much to see & do. If you do make it let me know & I’d be more than happy to help you out.
A big thanks for sharing this.
The world needs to know there’s more to the Egyptian revolution than the riots.
I’ll be tweeting this!
My point EXACTLY Sofie… I couldn’t have said it better.
Wow what an incredible place!!!! A must visit for sure.
Yes Andi, if it’s still there for a while.
Wow! Thanks for sharing this with us and of course for the translations.
Your welcome Heather!
These images are so powerful. They gave me goosebumps. I’m glad your blog is an outlet for these voices be heard.
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Yes Pat they are so powerful and really show what the people honestly want. It’s just so sad this side of the revolution is not shown. I’m glad though I can share it with people though.