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Egyptian recently voted on a referendum that Egypt's Christian minority opposed - because it would prevent changes to Egypt's constitution, including the amendment that Egypt is an Islamic state, along with the discriminatory laws enshrined in Egyptian law.

Copts planned on protesting the recent results but now the military junta and Muslim Brotherhood have made protests illegal.

Anyone who protests against the government can now be sentenced to one year in prison and/or fined $85,000. The bill still needs to be approved by Egypt's Supreme Council.

http://www.asianews.it/news-en/Law-to-s ... 21127.html

Goodby Tyranny I....

Wecome Tyranny II....

What a joke!!!!

Well..as usual!! In these countries, only the faces change!!

So much of online activity took place during the protest that it brought the government down.

Check out this link to see some analysis about media and egypt protests.

http://iwep.blogspot.com/2011/02/online ... risis.html

makes you think who really is behind these revolutions

rudeboy wrote:makes you think who really is behind these revolutions

The people were.

That's why every action has already been known ahead of time.

It isn't really that hard to figure out most Egyptians could care less about individual liberty.