February 14, 2011 10:24 AM
Wael Ghonim tells Harry Smith that when protest locations were announced on Facebook, the Egyptian government shut the site down. But Ghonim says he had a backup plan.
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This guy right here.. is the reason why egyptians NOW and only NOW feel they live for a reason. Everything changed if you read news, the whole system and all the corrupted ends been eleminated, income is increasing, hate and rage desputed.. even Egyptains abroad walking around with pride and dignity, ever seen a nation cleaning up after their revolution?? ONLY NOW do egyptians feel that they own thier country.. and they want to keep it this way for good.. this was more of a domestic war, and every war between a good end and another evil, but the good were ready to face anything, from joining the revolution behind their parents back to being shot dead, and those who made it after a shot.. still went to the hospital, askin their brothers in arms not to tell their parents about it.. THEY WANTED TO DO SOMETHING.. and guess what >> THEY DID IT!
Stop just standing their and pointing at people because of what they got.. point at them for what they can do with what they got.. and it was never about Wael, although he was an activist, and although we needed a push to move.. we needed a wake up call. so look up a 6 months pregnant lady in the middle of the square, screaming her heart out "kill me and my unborn child for Egypt to live"... she was not a traitor.. 3 millions in the square were not traitors.. 2 millions in Alex. were not traitors.. im here in UAE too btw, i dont know wael personally and i wish i was one of the mrtyres back at that square or atleast standing there, but i can tell you this much, im not a traitor.. Just wait, and witness Egypt in 5 years from today.. TIME WILL PROVE YOU WRONG..! (PS:Egypt.. just gave birth to at least 30 million Wael Ghoneim.. that's one reason why it will never fall under any war.. or whatever source of any thing else except peace, freedom of choice, and pure democracy.. people would trade it all for one last thing.. Dying with DIGNITY)
He is a spoiled rich punk, who set off a revolution (unknowingly, and is now taking credit)- he does not even live in Egypt, but lives in Dubai with his American wife, rolling in money, he does not know he should still be in jail...