the battle for Cairo

[wrveres]

is taking place with sticks and stones, live, for the whole world to see.

it started about 2 hours ago, and its friggin amazing ..

[Dan Lambskin]

Miguel Cairo is still playing?

[bigh0rt]

So I could go there with 1 gun and just dominate and take Cairo for my own?

[Art Vandelay]

This (and Tunisia, Jordan, et al) is probably the single most significant political event at least since the fall of the Soviet Union. Amazing stuff.

[wrveres]

So I could go there with 1 gun and just dominate and take Cairo for my own?

if you could get past that lone soldier on the roof, yeah, you could do a lot of damage.

[Mookie4ever]

is taking place with sticks and stones, live, for the whole world to see.

it started about 2 hours ago, and its friggin amazing ..

That is pretty amazing. The internet age is incredible.
I question how anyone can be a pro-Mubarak demonstrator. How do young kids go out there and throw stones and fight in support of him? Boggles the mind.

[wrveres]

This (and Tunisia, Jordan, et al) is probably the single most significant political event at least since the fall of the Soviet Union. Amazing stuff.

agreed. possibly bigger.

[wrveres]

is taking place with sticks and stones, live, for the whole world to see.

it started about 2 hours ago, and its friggin amazing ..

That is pretty amazing. The internet age is incredible.
I question how anyone can be a pro-Mubarak demonstrator. How do young kids go out there and throw stones and fight in support of him? Boggles the mind.

they were bussed in, and they have the square surrounded. we are only seeing one small corner of the battle ..

[bigh0rt]

this is actually really awesome/interesting.

[thedude]

is taking place with sticks and stones, live, for the whole world to see.

it started about 2 hours ago, and its friggin amazing ..

That is pretty amazing. The internet age is incredible.
I question how anyone can be a pro-Mubarak demonstrator. How do young kids go out there and throw stones and fight in support of him? Boggles the mind.

they were bussed in, and they have the square surrounded. we are only seeing one small corner of the battle ..

Actually I think the rode in on horses and camals.