For those that haven't heard it, (God! Where do you live?) Egypt is in turmoil the past few days. Protesters from all races, genders and ages gather around Egypt demanding the President Husni Mubarak to step down.
After 30 years of ruling, the people just can't take the abuse of power from the President. Some may said that there are outside forces at work, but if the whole nation participate in this protest, there has to be something wrong with the President way of doing his job.
Egypt is in fact in total chaos, business shut down, there's no way to travel in or out from the country, the country even close down the internet! Never before in modern history has a country shut down the internet.
Here's a link where you get to see the clashes of protesters and police.
The people really hated the police because of the fact they work for the President. Years of torture from them really has got to the boiling point. The police shot their own people in their attempt to safe themselves, how cruel was that?
So the burning of police buildings and properties are justified in the Egyptians' eyes.
When the army take over to protect key infrastructures and maintain peace, the people seems to have no hatred towards them, in fact, they love the army. Even if the President change his government, the people still want one thing, for him to step down.
People with a lot of power, will always be afraid to lose that power.
After 30 years of ruling, the people just can't take the abuse of power from the President. Some may said that there are outside forces at work, but if the whole nation participate in this protest, there has to be something wrong with the President way of doing his job.
Egypt is in fact in total chaos, business shut down, there's no way to travel in or out from the country, the country even close down the internet! Never before in modern history has a country shut down the internet.
Here's a link where you get to see the clashes of protesters and police.
The people really hated the police because of the fact they work for the President. Years of torture from them really has got to the boiling point. The police shot their own people in their attempt to safe themselves, how cruel was that?
So the burning of police buildings and properties are justified in the Egyptians' eyes.
When the army take over to protect key infrastructures and maintain peace, the people seems to have no hatred towards them, in fact, they love the army. Even if the President change his government, the people still want one thing, for him to step down.
People with a lot of power, will always be afraid to lose that power.
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