Actually, I
am speechless. Too much violence, too much bad news. After a few hours‘ sleep
my alarm clock woke me up only to read a sms from an Egyptian student: she
would not come to the lessons since she had been watching the events on TV all
night… Well, what should I say?
In the same
way as police was using excessive violence, protestors have been flocking to
the streets all day, are ready to give their lives. Activists and political
parties are setting up their clear demands. Field hospitals have been
established. The demonstrations are starting to be as well organised as they
were in January and February. For me, it’s really the second uprising. Ten
months are lost and Egypt has dearly paid for it. I understand the expression “stolen
revolution” much better now. But I think that the Egyptians are getting it
back.
The cabinet
has allegedly resigned – the SCAF has refused the resignation however. I am
convinced that within the next 36 to 48 hours the course will be set anew.
Sorry, if I allow myself to make predictions – can’t help it anymore.
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