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Egyptian Revolution 001
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Published: 2011-02-02 15:42:57 +0000 UTC; Views: 21147; Favourites: 747; Downloads: 2726
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01.02.2011, The march of the millions: it was the most wonderful experience in my life, more that 1.5 million human beings marching in the streets of Alexandria alone, all sharing the same dream of freedom...Please support the Egyptian people in anyway in their battle for freedom, you can just send an email to your governments or representatives asking them to not support the Egyptian regime headed by Mubarak, thank you....
Update: Egypt is free, Mubarak is gone.... please support us rebuilding our country
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You are welcome 
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Hope freedom comes, but who's gonna get in power, that's the worrying question. Great photo
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There are lots of good wise men in Egypt, I have no worries about this, our regime just try to convince us and the world with the opposite to stay in power
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Love this photo..
Its good to see any mass of people working as one for a common goal. It shows me there is hope for humanity yet.. I hope all goes well for the people..
keep us up to date..
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Thats what i felt too, I have nearly lost my hope for humanity before this happens
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Its sad that people as a whole can't get along until something bad happens.. then like magic we pull together as one and accomplish great things. Imagine what we could do if we were like that all the time.. A well oiled machine one could say.
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our world would become a much better place
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woow
My best Friend lifes in Egypt ://
Nice Photo.. i hope that this will end soon!
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Thank you very much
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well you will get the freedom
after few months !!!
i'm Egyptian and i think all of this is juz a bullshit Stop crying you will get what you want can't you juz be PATIENT .. ugh sick of it
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its not so simple as you think, trust me
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Exactly, that's the spirit: Fight for freedom and never give up 
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Thank you very much
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You're very welcome
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hope things will turn out for the best for you...hang in there..
btw.. the shot is extremely expressive congrats on the DD.. and hopefully on the freedom soon...
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Thank you very much Anas
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As full and alive as this image is, you can still see everyone clearly. A true capture of humanity. And the black and white makes it even more intense and real.
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Thank you very much May
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This is a great photojournalistic image, and I love how the Egyptian flag stands out among the whole image, which seems to remind us why these people are gathered like this in the first place: For their country, and the future of their country.
I now am very curious about how many Egyptian students are attending my community college, and how this is making them feel. I am surprised that the school has not yet held a campus-wide meeting/conference where students can be educated about what is going on in Egypt right now, and also be a place for Egyptian students to talk to each other about this and give their opinions on how they feel. I think that would be a great event idea, personally. I may be American, but everyone deserves their chance to speak and talk things out when big changes happen.
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Thank you very much
I guess all egyptian young generation are sharing this experience on the internet.... there is more space there in my opinion
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When me and a friend went downtown on Saturday, we saw a group of people hanging out in a public square holding Egyptian flags, but not doing much more than that (though I could not tell how long they had been there before we came there). Kind of strange seeing them standing near the people who've been protesting the Israel thing for months.
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I am sorry, which people and what Israel thing?
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Something having to do with the occupation of Israel or Palestine that the US has been involved with. I'm not sure of the details.
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well, the US supports Israel and supports our regime and many others in the region, we all know its for political reasons... anyway, i don't see problem with being near those who support Israel, we made our revolution calling for democracy and human rights, which means we must accept others who have different opinions. still, we don't like the policies of the US or Israel, not the people themselves, me myself i have lots of american and Israeli friends.
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I just thought it was interesting to see two things going on downtown that had to do with that general area of the world, that's all.
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Thank you very much
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Egypt !!!! Europe comes next!!!!!!!! Revolution all over the world , we don't have to live like slaves!
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This is an excellent capture of history in the making! Congratulations on the DD
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Yes, thats what i was really feeling, and i am honored to share in this.... thank you very much
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I know how you feel! It's incredible to be in a crowd that wants all the same thing
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It is incredible yes, specially if the crowd was so so big
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I went to Egypt last year. Thank God I wasn't late. I'm worried about everything in this chaotic mess. I was really looking forward to the future of this country when I was back there.
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were you studying in egypt?
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No. I was on vacation.
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to bad about the few morons who dammaged the museum.
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Its not destroyed thanks god, just few things stolen...
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Great capture; the flag is so glowing!
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Thank you very much
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i've experienced the same thing in my country in 1998, i really hope your country will do much better than my country and going to more democratic country
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That is an incredible picture. I do hope you all achieve your dream of peace and freedom and prosperity.
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Thank you very much John!
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