Whether you are with or against or even undecieded regarding the 25th of Jan Revolution, you for sure won't be happy with what the street vendors and beggers are tunrining Tahrir square into these days.
For business reasons, I visit Tahrir at least 2 times a week -some weeks daily-, and I really hate what I am seeing from these vendors who are fighting each other for occupying bigger areas of the great square, the icon of our revolution. I was even an eye witness to the last couple days events and big part of it was because of or involving these street vendors.
Remember: http://mohaly.blogspot.com/2011/04/772-tahrir-deja-vu.html
This is not about July 8th Protests, but I am just against taking Tahrir as a Career whether for street vendors, beggars, thugs, or even any un-peaceful revolt. It has to be kept as an Icon of a clean and great revolution, and I really don't understand what is the SCAF waiting for to build the Martyrs Memorial in the middle of it.
Mohaly,
sadly writing from Tahrir Square.
For business reasons, I visit Tahrir at least 2 times a week -some weeks daily-, and I really hate what I am seeing from these vendors who are fighting each other for occupying bigger areas of the great square, the icon of our revolution. I was even an eye witness to the last couple days events and big part of it was because of or involving these street vendors.
Remember: http://mohaly.blogspot.com/2011/04/772-tahrir-deja-vu.html
This is not about July 8th Protests, but I am just against taking Tahrir as a Career whether for street vendors, beggars, thugs, or even any un-peaceful revolt. It has to be kept as an Icon of a clean and great revolution, and I really don't understand what is the SCAF waiting for to build the Martyrs Memorial in the middle of it.
Mohaly,
sadly writing from Tahrir Square.
3andak 7a2.. El mawdou3 beta3 el baya3een da zad 3an 7ado, we rabena yostorha ma3ana yom el goma3a
ReplyDeleteyes of course what aout the memorial it seems that they have forgotten about it !!!
ReplyDeleteMai
well, it is not only in Tahrir, chaos is all over Egypt. The people ma sada2o, as if they were locked in a room for 60 yrs and suddenly they r out on the streets, and unfortunately the police can do nothing to them.
ReplyDeletetotally agree
ReplyDeleteyes it is becoming over, i hope it will be controlloed in our protests on July 8
ReplyDeleteRT @Shorouk_News: #Tahrir عاجل: اشتباكات بين الباعة الجائلين وشباب الثورة بميدان التحرير لاستيلاء الباعة والبلطجية على أرصفة الميدان
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ReplyDeletethis will continue until we have a leader with a vision
ReplyDeletesomeone who can inspire people and unite them
till now i cant find someone better than Amr Khaled
democracy!!! looooooll
ReplyDeleteToday I truly remembered with sadness this post...I think ppl in midan shud organize the setting n allow el ba3a to enter conditional on staying on a certain area....it's worse each day!
ReplyDeleteIt shud remain clean icon...I agree