Revolution in Egypt
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Tahrir Square, one year on
Jan 28th 2012
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p7a7FQLRGms
watch this video inspired by the news coming out of egypt spread the word spread the love dance like its your final hour
Some hoped, perhaps, that the stagnant dictatorship of Mubarak had been toppled to give way to leaders with fresh ideas, who could have awaken a great nation of Egypt. Immense human resources, unique tourist attractions, strategical location of the country must have been used at a full capacity. But, it seems that the dormant realm continues to squander away its vast potential. Instead of quasi-secular dreams of the greedy clan, they have feverish dreams on religious topics.
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