From what I have been reading everywhere is that there are people who are against the protests in front of the Ministry of Interior or any place other than Tahrir for that matter. People also say that the people protesting at any place other than Tahrir aren't the real revolutionaries. All I can actually say to that is what the hell is this bullshit?? really people wake up, what the hell is wrong with you!!!
First of all the people demonstrating in front of the Ministries of Interior and Defence are the same ones who demonstrated on Jan. 25th they didn't change, well they did change a bit due to the the tremendous amount of protesters killed courtesy of SCAF and the people who consequently joined the fight to avenge their loved ones. I'm not with vandalism or burning down the ministry or anything like that even though the mass murderers deserve it, and just to put everyone at ease if anyone is going to destroy anything it will be SCAF or their lap dogs and definitely not the protesters. Yes, I'm definitely biased so sue me.
So why not Tahrir? The revolution started over a year ago and what we actually got out of Tahrir is strength, bravery and a never ending ability to fight for the truth. The gains where more on the emotional and moral level than on the physical one. True we were able to remove Mubarak but that was because he was 100% sure that SCAF was on his side and that he was completely safe and nothing was going to happen to him. Lets face it Mubarak's and his cohorts's trial is a big and undeniable farce. This is not to be little the revolution, the revolution made us believe in ourselves and made us strong after 30 years of blindly obeying and being afraid of our own shadows. The revolution made us strong and without it we wouldn't have lasted this long or fought this hard.
Protesters left Tahrir and decided to find other places to show their so called disobedience because they are fed up, every time one of their loved ones die a brother, a father, a husband, a sister or a friend. A witness of the Ultras' massacre said that he went to Port Said with 13 friends and he was the only one who made it home alive. Can you imagine the amount of grieve and anger that someone like that is bound to feel and then he is asked to stay in Tahrir and wait. Of course he wont wait, he will go to the Ministry that he holds responsible for what happened to his friends and throw rocks at the murderers.
SCAF and the corrupt government are killing us at any opportunity they get, they are killing us brutally and in cold blood. If you wont do anything then at least sympathise and if you have a rock in the cavity that is supposed to hold you heart, THEN YOU MIGHT AS WELL SHUT THE HELL UP BECAUSE THIS COUNTRY DOESN'T NEED SOMEONE LIKE YOU.
Yes I'm not being objective, and this is one the one topic that your opinion reflects whether you are a human being or if you are part of a flock of mindless sheep.
First of all the people demonstrating in front of the Ministries of Interior and Defence are the same ones who demonstrated on Jan. 25th they didn't change, well they did change a bit due to the the tremendous amount of protesters killed courtesy of SCAF and the people who consequently joined the fight to avenge their loved ones. I'm not with vandalism or burning down the ministry or anything like that even though the mass murderers deserve it, and just to put everyone at ease if anyone is going to destroy anything it will be SCAF or their lap dogs and definitely not the protesters. Yes, I'm definitely biased so sue me.
So why not Tahrir? The revolution started over a year ago and what we actually got out of Tahrir is strength, bravery and a never ending ability to fight for the truth. The gains where more on the emotional and moral level than on the physical one. True we were able to remove Mubarak but that was because he was 100% sure that SCAF was on his side and that he was completely safe and nothing was going to happen to him. Lets face it Mubarak's and his cohorts's trial is a big and undeniable farce. This is not to be little the revolution, the revolution made us believe in ourselves and made us strong after 30 years of blindly obeying and being afraid of our own shadows. The revolution made us strong and without it we wouldn't have lasted this long or fought this hard.
Protesters left Tahrir and decided to find other places to show their so called disobedience because they are fed up, every time one of their loved ones die a brother, a father, a husband, a sister or a friend. A witness of the Ultras' massacre said that he went to Port Said with 13 friends and he was the only one who made it home alive. Can you imagine the amount of grieve and anger that someone like that is bound to feel and then he is asked to stay in Tahrir and wait. Of course he wont wait, he will go to the Ministry that he holds responsible for what happened to his friends and throw rocks at the murderers.
SCAF and the corrupt government are killing us at any opportunity they get, they are killing us brutally and in cold blood. If you wont do anything then at least sympathise and if you have a rock in the cavity that is supposed to hold you heart, THEN YOU MIGHT AS WELL SHUT THE HELL UP BECAUSE THIS COUNTRY DOESN'T NEED SOMEONE LIKE YOU.
Yes I'm not being objective, and this is one the one topic that your opinion reflects whether you are a human being or if you are part of a flock of mindless sheep.
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