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Egypt: "C'est une Revolte?" "Non, Sire, c'est une révolution"

The recent Revolution Tunisian Jasmine , rather than the Egyptian Revolution have become the 'symbol of the uprising pages of the latest contemporary history.
Just as happened at the time of French Revolution, when the question of the King "C'est une Revolte?" the Duke of Liancourt replied "Non, Sire, c'est une révolution" Suleiman , despite himself, he had to announce the victory of the oppressed sull'oppressore. The
Egyptian President Mubarak has officially resigned on 11 February, contrary As announced by superbly on TV the previous day.

about 17:03 am when Tahrir square explodes "The people broke the rules." exulted the thousands of people from eighteen days incessantly crowding the streets of the capital. 's eyes, that sparkle of hope, awareness of a humble and poor people to be able to win its freedom, paying with the blood the price of civil disobedience. The people have won because he is motivated by reasons and sacrosanct democratic principles, which we hope Egypt is amazing carrier and act as a catalyst for other oppressed peoples, as is proving to Algeria.

Among the candidates for the leadership of the Egyptian figure of the Arab League chief Amr Mussa , which hath been said very enthusiastic about the result and ready to "build a system based on popular consent ".
Tunisia, Egypt and the recent revolt in Algeria, both teach and should inspire deep thought, especially in the Italians: the battle of the web, anti-censorship carried out by the courage of bloggers, and in the case of Tunisia, by artists as El General , censored and arrested for his lyrics, the immediate exchange of information through the network , the revolt of entire peoples who cross are no longer afraid of nothing, tired of the weight of deprivation of liberty and the future that lay on their backs for years, like a boulder. will be nice when our children study in school these pages of history. When you get to read the section on Italy today, however, what will they think?
I hope we should not be ashamed to say "We have not had the courage."

When the city refuses to obey the officer resigns from office, then the revolution is accomplished.

Henry David Thoreau

Eleonora few
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