Visualize the Revolution…

[Click on the pic above to watch a slide show of the Mahalla April Uprising. The set was digitally edited by me, using Adobe Lightroom, but all photos were originally taken by the brave photographer Nasser Nouri, who was shot by a rubber bullet and later detained by the pigs, yet he [...]

Interesting…

Click on the poster below to read a posting by Comrade Richard…

Click below to watch some photos taken by Sarah Carr of the Thursday anti-price hikes protest in front of the Press Syndicate…

Despite previous false statements from Mubarak’s spokesperson in SF Attiya Shakran about his release, and renewed false assurances about his “possible release” after 4 May, Mohamed Mari’e (James Buck’s translator) is still incarcerated by Mubarak’s police, and was transferred to Bourg el-Arab Prison, Alexandria…

Journalists are calling for a demonstrations tomorrow Thursday 6pm, in front of the Press Syndicate to denounce the price hikes decreed by the US-backed dictator Mubarak…

Guatemala…

From AFP…
An Egyptian television agency boss was charged in court on Monday after he helped broadcast images of protesters tearing down portraits of President Hosni Mubarak during deadly food riots in early April.
Nader Gohar, who owns the Cairo News Company, was charged following a complaint by the Egyptian Radio and Television Union that he did [...]

Mabrouk for Sami el-Hajj…

Don’t miss this program…
A Nation in Waiting
As President Mubarak turns 80, Al Jazeera looks at the Egypt of the last quarter century, and the future of an increasingly discontented people.
On Al Jazeera English at the following times:
Saturday 3rd May 1900 GMT
Sunday 4th May 0000 GMT, 0500 GMT, 1000 GMT

I don’t have detailed info yet, but it seems Mubarak’s State Security pigs have been cracking down again on the metal music scene, rounding up metallians in my neighborhood Nasr City, in another stupid attempt to divert the public attention from the dismal economic situation the regime has brought us down to, as well as [...]

Here’s an article on the San Francisco activist community’s use of Twitter in the antiwar protests last March.. Interesting to read when you have the time…
San Francisco anti-war protesters marking the fifth anniversary of the invasion of Iraq are using the micro-blogging service Twitter to coordinate their movements throughout the day.
The group, called Direct Action [...]

Al-Jazeera is airing a new documentary on the Arab blogosphere, this Wednesday 9:05pm GMT…

Stay tuned…