We've been watching television and reading the papers, following your situation and learning more and more about the issues that have taken you to the streets in protest.
We are in awe of your courage!
We are hoping your demands and interests are met with dignity and expediency.
It's a wonderful world if and when we can communicate openly and without fear. We have certain rights as human beings, we teach our people, and these rights cannot be taken away by anybody.
I stand with you, if only in a virtual way.
Thousands and millions of people in the world are thinking the same way!
May your struggles come soon to an end.
Respectfully,
Rosaria
Port Orford, Oregon,United States
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I add my name to yours.
I agree. It is too bad that one man thinks he is invincible. Congrats on your post.
Amen!
Aloha from Honolulu
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Ditto!
Just pray their struggle will not be hijacked by the fundamentalist Muslims with the help of Iran who is stirring in the background.
Egypt could then be engulfed in a proxy war between Egyptian factions propped up by Iran on one side and the U.S.of A. on the other. A very sad but not unthinkable development.
I hope you advertise ur blog on sites where our friends can see it :)
Another Amen from far Eastern USA!
Good post. Let's hope & pray for a peaceful & smooth transition.
amen, i stand in agreement as well...
Very well said!
hoping for the best possible outcome!
I echo your sentiments, and prayers. There are so many people in turmoil, it seems. I think it never hurts to pray for those in need--send positive not negative vibes into the atmosphere!!
A beautiful post, Rosaria!!!
indeed!
Well said, Rosaria. Well said.
Another dictator the U.S. supported refuses to leave. Now this movement seems to have a leader, a face - a google exec who is Egyptian. Perhaps the masses will win, after all. I hope so.
Thoughtfully written, Rosaria. It echoes the hopes of many of us all around the world.
Looks like they will not give up and hopefully peace will theirs soon.
These people are so brave and such a credit to the human spirit. Peace and goodwill to them all. Lovely thoughtful post. Thank you.
It is good that you speak for so many of us. I lament that lives are being lost as so often is the case. What a tragedy is taking place in Egypt. I feel so badly for the common man.
Add me to your list, too.
Greetings from London.
Yes..... I agree too with what you said, entirely.
Maggie X
Nuts in May
Amen! an I pray that there be a welcomed ending to the protest for the Egyptians and the people in the region.
Wonderful post!
However, I think with all revolutions, folks should be careful what they wish for. The results don't always turn out so well. We are all praying that it works out for them.
Can I just add a huge fat "Amen" to your letter? It was perfect. And in the meantime - I will pray for a peaceful resolution.
Beautifully said... I have chills after reading it. My name is there, right next to yours.
Ciao
Lola
As an egyptian, I want to thank you.
oops. thats http://egypt-unveiled.blogspot.com if you want to look at my pictures of my lovely country. sorry!
xoxo thank you for writing this
I hope this situation will be over soon. We experienced this kind of situation before in Indonesia in 1998. Houses were burned, people were killed. It was terrifying.
In light of the overnight news my fear of a greater more encompassing protest against their government is more likely to spill well beyond their borders. Alla hu Salaam
right on! Words of support bouncing around in space just might help.....
I've been away from Bend for close to three weeks ... wonderful to return for more episodes of 'sixtyfivewhatnow.'
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