Solidarity with those fighting for freedom, democracy, anti-imperialism and for another and better world in Tunisia and Egypt. (and elsewhere of course)

Good article here for those wondering.....


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..I think any kind of war unfortunate, but when it comes to freedom from a people fully support.

Live Feed Here

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Victory to the Egyptian revolution!

People force the dreaded/hated police back.

Hurrah! Mubarak resigns.


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Listen to the crowd when they learn.

Now, forward to social liberation!

"Forward to social liberation". I hope so. The coming period will be decisive; all kind off people will seek power in such an uncertain situation and try to make the situation insecure. By spreading anxiety for instance and then profiling themselves as a strong leader or a strong party.

In my own country we have a 'democracy' in name, but a society with a great deal of hostility. Better than what they had in Egypt, but there is a lot to do before true democracy can exist in the world! Before people can have/bear real freedom without anxiety.

I wish good fortune to the Egyptians!