Friday, July 08, 2011

في أرض الله تسرق الهوية
وفي نفس الارض تكبل الايدي وتكمم الأفواه

Wednesday, March 23, 2011

حمى

ألم الحمى يعصف برأسي كصوت خلخال راقصة مجنونة

.قال: لديك من الحظ الكثير فلقد رأيت وجه الله

أهذا وجه الله؟

قال: نعم.

ماذا سيقول إن أخبرته أن الله قرر اليوم أن يحتجب عني ما تبقى من العمر

Friday, February 25, 2011

وأخون وطني

ويدق قلبي لذكر المدينة
فأخون وطني
وتأخذني نشوة أخرى فيدق قلبي لمدينة أخرى
وأخون وطني مرتين

اليوم أدخل مدينة
ويجرجر ثوبي ندى في محرابها
بالأمس كان لي فيها عمود
واليوم لي فيها دقات ساعة أو ساعتين

وساعات الى الدقة الأخرى
فأعود وأخون وطني
مرة أخرى
ومرة أخرى
وأخون وطني مرتين
فالقلب لا يدق إلا لمدينتين

Thursday, February 03, 2011

Is Egyptian Red crescent working properly?

Finally some could access Al Tahrir square with aid, though it is not enough, Is there any one capable of reaching out Egyptian Red Crescent Society? Calling them to make sure that the aid WE\ YOU send to help Egyptians injured arrives and is used properly?
A call for any one who lives in Nasr city who can reach the Egyptian Red Crescent Society (Located in Nasr City\ Cairo) or can call to make sure that they are helping out any injured and delivering the aids the world is sending to Egyptians right now.

Everything we do might help the change take Place in Egypt.

In Solidarity


A call for Help: Egyptians are dying, We need Red Cross to step in

A trustworthy friend from Cairo sent me this message "Listen, do your best, send out calls for help, try to draw the Red Cross attention all over the world, any international committee, the government is trying to enforce the curfew, they are trying to bane more protesters from reaching Al Tahrir squarer, Qasr Al Eini hopsital rejects admitting a number of the cases transfered from the field hospital in Tahrir and other locations. Qasr Al Eini Hospital reported that they have received orders from a high ranked official Not to Receive any of the protesters. There is enough doctors to take cases but there's no supplies, drugs or drugs left.

"Talk to your friends, inform everyone, anyone, The more calls you send out the better possibility for Red Cross to step in and help. We can do nothing at the moment, we are banned from reaching the clashes locations, even if we could make it, they strip us from any tool or drug that might help, shops and pharmacies are already emptied"

11:14am, Feb 3, 2011

Monday, January 31, 2011

More from cairo

I spoke to another friend finally, her mobile network is finally working, she tells me local messages are not working, hard to communicate. She told me what she witnessed and taped in Cairo- Doqqi, Algala street, in front of the Yakht club.

"Friday was horrible, Police were very aggressive and brutal, they attacked ppl, live ammunition and tear gas. Protesters were very brave they attacked back, Police were not ordered to withdraw, but escaped after some of them were beaten, protesters gave them aid, they left everything behind them, officers were the first ones to escape. They fled to the neighboring buildings, some of them came to our building in Doqqi, they knocked on our door and asked to use the phone to call their families and make sure they are ok. We broke the news of the curfew to them. Protesters broke the curfew and remained in the streets, when protesters set fire in one of the police cars, police escaped fearing the explosion, Al Gala bridge was then for people to march not fearing the explosion that might take place. Firemen reached and put out the fire, one of the firemen was suffocating, aided by the protesters who transfered him to the ambulance.

Tear gas were numberless and randomly fired on people, a lot of people in the streets and houses were suffocated, I saw two of them burning two houses, one of the families could put out the fire while the second house was completely burnt.

They accused protesters of stealing and roping, LIERS, I've seen them and taped when they broke into stored, took water, tissues, food and other stuff.

I have it all tapped and recorded."

That was on Friday, the anger and sadness i hear in their voices is incredible.


Updates from Egypt: Cairo, 6th of October city and Alexandria

I have spoken to friends in Cairo, 6th of October city and Alexandria, another one was in Tahrir square in Cairo. They all said the same, PPl are in the street either demonstrating or protecting houses and families, army is at least protecting demonstrators in Tahrir square in Cairo, Last night was the worst since #Jan25, People marched yesterday from Naser city to Ramsees square they were attacked by casualties, suffocated by tear gas, beaten, a lot of shooting from ambiguous places\ ppl. Houses are running out of food, ppl can't withdrew money to buy food and essentials, ATm machines were broken and roped, Banks are closed, It is the end of the month and ppl need money. Some shops dared to open and give ppl food. systematic police and ministry of interior interfere between ppl shooting on protesters, a lot of attacking and looting. national committees formed by the civilians of Egypt are doing great job, protecting ppl, arresting thugs and turning them to Police.

ppl are dividing themselves: with families staying home, go to squares and protests and in committees.

Wael Abbas tells me that what ppl are now aware that this is systematic and it aims to scare people and kill the revolution.

A message from my friend in Alexandria "It is not secure at all, we are in the streets, protecting our families and properties, we have no weapons but knives, sticks and stones. a call to anyone in this country to protect us from thugs and thieves, food and money doesn't matter today but security"

11:30 Jan 30, 2011