Sad days ahead for Egypt
Submitted by abte_admin — Sat, 06/16/2012 - 22:13
Yes I did not go to Tahrir square, I did not get thrown at by rocks from thugs, I did not get shot at with bullets, I did not loose my eye sight or had a permanent or disabling injury after participating in a protest.
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