Mirah - Special Death (LYRICS) (by IchigoHinasaki)
Africa Calling !
what is wrong my love? it is you i love.
your mother has told you not to marry me
because i have nothing. but i love you.
your friends have told you not to marry me
because i have nothing. but i love you.
your father has told you not to marry me
because i have nothing. but i love you.
what is wrong my love? it is you i love.
do not be angry, do not cry.
do not be sad because of love.
Ali Farka Toure Diaraby (by muneebsa)
So called friends
Riing ring ring ring!
Me: Hello!
Voice on the other side: Hello there, this is NN your (so called) friend. How are you?
Me: Mhmhmhm I am …
So called friend: …Oh yes dear I am glad to hear you are fine I just spoke to NN saying that I must ring you blah blah blah blah blah
(I am waiting for real reason to appear after usual blah blah blah saying few a-ha’s and sure from time to time)
And dear I am thinking every day of you but you know … and now I rang you because…
Me: Because you are a fucking selfish bitch who rings only when in need for a favour!
So called friend: Mhmhm … sorry?!
Me: Sorry the number you are trying to call doesn’t exist anymore. Thank you for calling.
Mubarak is not running for next elections, but …. tz tz tz Same vocabulary, another ruler tz tz tz
EGYPT, I SUPPORT YOU. THE WORLD SUPPORTS YOU.
The people are united, the people have spoken.
A mother carries her daughter on her shoulders with the word “Masr” or “Egypt” written on her forehead as Egyptians gather in Cairo’s Tahrir Square. (MOHAMMED ABED/AFP/Getty Images) Full story
My heart is with people of Egypt. It’s high time …
Women of Egypt and Tunis
Women of Egypt - a Facebook album dedicated to the women of Egypt who took part in the January 2011 protests.
Le Monde has a similar album of the women of Tunis
Edited to add: For the non-Facebookers, the Women of Egypt album is also at Democratic Underground
Women have played major roles in the democratic protests in Tunisia and Egypt. In fact, the strikes in Mahalla, Egypt, which started in 2006, began with 3,000 female textile workers. As they took to the streets, they chanted, “Where are the men? Here are the women!”
Still, stepford wives all across America lambast Arab women for being docile and repressed.
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