Egypt Faces The Future - Sunday 13th Feb
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Re: Egypt Faces The Future - Sunday 13th Feb
Revolution costs $30b to Egyptian economy
Each day of the protests saw about $1 billion in capital outflow.
http://www.globes.co.il/serveen/globes/docview.asp?did=1000622702&fid=1725
Each day of the protests saw about $1 billion in capital outflow.
http://www.globes.co.il/serveen/globes/docview.asp?did=1000622702&fid=1725
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Israel and new Egyptian leadership make contact
JERUSALEM, Feb 13 (Reuters) - Israel and Egypt's new military rulers have made initial contact and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday welcomed their pledge to stand by Cairo's peace treaty with the Jewish state.
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http://af.reuters.com/article/egyptNews/idAFLDE71C04I20110213
JERUSALEM, Feb 13 (Reuters) - Israel and Egypt's new military rulers have made initial contact and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Sunday welcomed their pledge to stand by Cairo's peace treaty with the Jewish state.
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http://af.reuters.com/article/egyptNews/idAFLDE71C04I20110213
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Re: Egypt Faces The Future - Sunday 13th Feb
Haaretz is reporting: Mubarak in Germany for medical care after falling into a coma (Haaretz) 19:28
www.haaretz.com
Another source: www.almasryalyoum.com
www.haaretz.com
Another source: www.almasryalyoum.com
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A f***ing Coma?
They couldn't do any better then this?
I expected him to go to Germany under the umbrella of medical issues, and then be declared as on death's door,exempting him from being prosecuted for crimes against humanity, etc.
They couldn't do any better then this?
I expected him to go to Germany under the umbrella of medical issues, and then be declared as on death's door,exempting him from being prosecuted for crimes against humanity, etc.
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different reports:
http://english.irib.ir/news/political/item/71136-mubarak-reportedly-in-coma
http://youm7.com/News.asp?NewsID=350800
http://jssnews.com/2011/02/13/scoop-jssnews-hosni-moubarak-entre-la-vie-et-la-mort-dans-un-hopital-allemand/
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that's probably the best summary:
http://www.thetotalcollapse.com/mubarak-in-coma/
The report was confirmed this morning by Bahrain daily Al Wasat who indicated that just prior to leaving for his resort in Sharm-el-Sheikh, Mubarak became comatose.
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really?
http://english.irib.ir/news/political/item/71136-mubarak-reportedly-in-coma
http://youm7.com/News.asp?NewsID=350800
http://jssnews.com/2011/02/13/scoop-jssnews-hosni-moubarak-entre-la-vie-et-la-mort-dans-un-hopital-allemand/
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that's probably the best summary:
http://www.thetotalcollapse.com/mubarak-in-coma/
The report was confirmed this morning by Bahrain daily Al Wasat who indicated that just prior to leaving for his resort in Sharm-el-Sheikh, Mubarak became comatose.
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really?
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so.. great.. he falls in a coma, will be declared dead (maybe ye doctors who get several millions or even more for doing so) and lives happily ever after on a shiny island in the caribik, or so
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Actually the friend I talked to earlier today said that it was rumored he'd suffered a heart attack 5 days ago and that his medical condition is deteriorating. He's got pancreatic cancer, rumored, and he has cardiac issues. He was supposed to be in Germany for a medical check-up anyhow around January 26th, before the demonstrations started but of course he had to stay.
I wouldn't be surprised if he'd die within a month or two...
I wouldn't be surprised if he'd die within a month or two...
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If he's truly in a coma he should have been flown to Israel where he could bunk in with Ariel Sharon!
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hmm, yes could easily be true..
but it also would fit him quite well at this moment
but it also would fit him quite well at this moment
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Thank you Paradox and lurker for this news/sites.
Maybe his wish is to be mummified?
Maybe his wish is to be mummified?
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When he croaks, I think we should cremate him to be sure
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Janey or anyone, is there anthing more out there about this? it was reported today.
EL-ARISH, Egypt (Ma'an) -- Unknown assailants attacked a church in Al-Arish, looting it and causing damage, a Ma'an reporter said.
Looters attacked a government building, set fire to a police station, and attacked the homes of regime security officials, he said.
The reporter said Bedouins sent armed residents to protect churches and government buildings in the northern Sinai.
http://www.maannews.net/eng/ViewDetails.aspx?ID=359409
EL-ARISH, Egypt (Ma'an) -- Unknown assailants attacked a church in Al-Arish, looting it and causing damage, a Ma'an reporter said.
Looters attacked a government building, set fire to a police station, and attacked the homes of regime security officials, he said.
The reporter said Bedouins sent armed residents to protect churches and government buildings in the northern Sinai.
http://www.maannews.net/eng/ViewDetails.aspx?ID=359409
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Re: Egypt Faces The Future - Sunday 13th Feb
Church of the Virgin in El-Arish
Abdel-Halim Salem El-Arish
Sources and witnesses, the unidentified have morning robbery of the Church of the Virgin Masaeed district capital town of El Arish in North Sinai, which includes rare Coptic antiquities.
Reza said Anis one eyewitness for the seventh day, the unknown gunmen who smashed the gate of the church and looted its contents, pointing out that there is the antiquities other Coptic important and must be protected, he said, adding: "The Archdiocese of northern Sinai, led by Saint Cosmas and Father Michael appealed to all parties to intervene to protect the church ".
At the same time prevailed in a state of discontent among the people of El Arish, Muslims and Copts alike by the robbery of the church and the extremist elements have already been burned and looted the contents of the Saint George Church in Rafah a few days ago and tried to blow through the wall of the bomb was dropped on it.
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seems it happend yesterday according to this site:
http://www.christian-dogma.com/vb/showthread.php?t=74185
Abdel-Halim Salem El-Arish
Sources and witnesses, the unidentified have morning robbery of the Church of the Virgin Masaeed district capital town of El Arish in North Sinai, which includes rare Coptic antiquities.
Reza said Anis one eyewitness for the seventh day, the unknown gunmen who smashed the gate of the church and looted its contents, pointing out that there is the antiquities other Coptic important and must be protected, he said, adding: "The Archdiocese of northern Sinai, led by Saint Cosmas and Father Michael appealed to all parties to intervene to protect the church ".
At the same time prevailed in a state of discontent among the people of El Arish, Muslims and Copts alike by the robbery of the church and the extremist elements have already been burned and looted the contents of the Saint George Church in Rafah a few days ago and tried to blow through the wall of the bomb was dropped on it.
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seems it happend yesterday according to this site:
http://www.christian-dogma.com/vb/showthread.php?t=74185
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When he croaks, I think we should cremate him to be sure Wink
Start the furnace !
I don't want to think of some of the other options available, like freezing your corpse, or being kept alive for years on a ventilator.
Start the furnace !
I don't want to think of some of the other options available, like freezing your corpse, or being kept alive for years on a ventilator.
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Babsi,
What's the reaction there to this news about Murbarak being in a coma?
Is it better for everyone who fought for his demise to have him dead or alive?
What's the reaction there to this news about Murbarak being in a coma?
Is it better for everyone who fought for his demise to have him dead or alive?
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Claudia wrote:When he croaks, I think we should cremate him to be sure Wink
Start the furnace !
I don't want to think of some of the other options available, like freezing your corpse, or being kept alive for years on a ventilator.
(assuming bs) I know THEY will want to cremate a few packs of camels so there is no chance of an autopsy then show us some ashes. So we need people we trust to get there first
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Speaking of HM dying...someone just posted on the other site that he has reportedly passed away, but no links or backup were given.
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Why dont Muslims cremate the deceased?Logical Paradox wrote:Claudia wrote:When he croaks, I think we should cremate him to be sure Wink
Start the furnace !
I don't want to think of some of the other options available, like freezing your corpse, or being kept alive for years on a ventilator.
(assuming bs) I know THEY will want to cremate a few packs of camels so there is no chance of an autopsy then show us some ashes. So we need people we trust to get there first
why do muslims bury instead of cremating? is it haram for muslim to get cremation?
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All praise is due to Allah.
Muslims do not cremate the deceased because burning the body an act of disrespect and dishonour.
Furthermore, fire is the Punishment of Allah for those who are in the hellfire, may Allah protect us.
The funeral rites in Islam are to give honour and respect to the deceased such as washing the body, putting perfume on it and shrouding it in white.
Even if a body is cremated. it will no doubt still be brought back to life on the day of Judgement. In fact, when bodies are created there is a small bone that is incapable of decomposing or being burned to dust and does not perish in fire and the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) stated that it is from this bone that our bodies will be brought back together by Allah on the day of Judgement.
Finally, cremation is typically an act that is done by those who disbelieve in Allah and the Last Day and does not befit the believers.
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The High Military Council has just placed a ban on labor union meetings and workers' strikes. The #Revolution is under attack.
comments?
comments?
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Mexico1 wrote:The High Military Council has just placed a ban on labor union meetings and workers' strikes. The #Revolution is under attack.
comments?
I just wrote an article here expressing my concern for the new founded democratic military supreme council (insert sarcasm here). Even El-Baradei is now concerned. Honestly though, what did they expect? Like it or not, Mubarak is a military man, and egypt just gave it's people the green light for his inner circle to take charge.
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So, Mubarak dies and meets Sadat and Nasser in the afterlife. They ask him: "Poisoned or assassinated?" He replies : "Facebooked"."
Twitter - 27 minutes ago
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she shoulda have posted the whole article:Mexico1 wrote:The High Military Council has just placed a ban on labor union meetings and workers' strikes. The #Revolution is under attack.
comments?
http://af.reuters.com/article/egyptNews/idAFNWEB867320110213
what revolution is under attack?
military high council has already dissolved parliament and suspended consitution
they are doing very fine imho
worker strikes etc, would be counterproductive from now on
economy has already lost approx 30b $
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Lurker wrote:she shoulda have posted the whole article:Mexico1 wrote:The High Military Council has just placed a ban on labor union meetings and workers' strikes. The #Revolution is under attack.
comments?
http://af.reuters.com/article/egyptNews/idAFNWEB867320110213
what revolution is under attack?
military high council has already dissolved parliament and suspended consitution
they are doing very fine imho
He's right actually. Think about it. The military was supposed to pave the way for QUICK, I repeat.. QUICK moves towards a transitional government. However, what have they done thus far? Forcing people back to work, and banning unions? Elections to take place in SIX MONTHS. I'm sorry, but the original agreement was a move towards a transitional government IMMEDIATELY to pave the way for free elections, not simply instigating military rule effective now.
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Egyptian Ambassador Expects Suspension of Emergency Rule
Egypt’s ambassador to the United States says he expects emergency rule to be suspended in his country at some point while a military-led caretaker government prepares for presidential and parliamentary elections later this year. Sameh Shoukry spoke on U.S. television two days after President Hosni Mubarak resigned from office.
Meeting two demands of pro-democracy protesters, Egypt’s military dissolved parliament and suspended the country’s constitution, saying it will govern the country during a six-month transitional period.
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http://www.voanews.com/english/news/middle-east/Egyptian-Ambassador-Expects-Suspension-of-Emergency-Rule-116113309.html
Egypt’s ambassador to the United States says he expects emergency rule to be suspended in his country at some point while a military-led caretaker government prepares for presidential and parliamentary elections later this year. Sameh Shoukry spoke on U.S. television two days after President Hosni Mubarak resigned from office.
Meeting two demands of pro-democracy protesters, Egypt’s military dissolved parliament and suspended the country’s constitution, saying it will govern the country during a six-month transitional period.
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http://www.voanews.com/english/news/middle-east/Egyptian-Ambassador-Expects-Suspension-of-Emergency-Rule-116113309.html
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Praetorian wrote:Lurker wrote:she shoulda have posted the whole article:Mexico1 wrote:The High Military Council has just placed a ban on labor union meetings and workers' strikes. The #Revolution is under attack.
comments?
http://af.reuters.com/article/egyptNews/idAFNWEB867320110213
what revolution is under attack?
military high council has already dissolved parliament and suspended consitution
they are doing very fine imho
He's right actually. Think about it. The military was supposed to pave the way for QUICK, I repeat.. QUICK moves towards a transitional government. However, what have they done thus far? Forcing people back to work, and banning unions? Elections to take place in SIX MONTHS. I'm sorry, but the original agreement was a move towards a transitional government IMMEDIATELY to pave the way for free elections, not simply instigating military rule effective now.
Social justice requires the lifting of the lid of repression. Edicts to ban meetings and unions is effectively giving the elite the protection they need to prevent the revolution from actually materializing. What next? An IMF imposed austerity plan?
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