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November 21, 2011
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charquaouia:

qalbrawan:

lyangelo:

Egyptian actor Khalid Abdalla eloquently expresses the grievances of the protesters

hold up I found my future husband. Kite Runner actor & Egyptian activist? Yes, please

I was hoping this would be recorded. So eloquent and beautiful.

Despite the removal of Mubarak, the state apparatus stayed. Although it was heavily personified through one person, not all the atrocities are not directly contributed to him, but in the international support and the state that helped carry its own interests. Still goin n’ goin.

(Source: lyangelo)


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    hold up I found my future husband. Kite Runner...& Egyptian activist? Yes, please
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