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President Mubarak has been ruling Egypt for 30 years. Since January 25, Egyptian civilians have been revolting against the government. A few days later, Mubarak assigns a vice president, Omar Suleiman. Rebellion gets worse every second, for example, many people are looting houses, prisoners escape from jail and steal the polices' guns. Even worse, the army gets involved. Tanks are swarming the streets while ranks of soldiers are marching beside them. Many civilians are desperately begging the army's protection from looters and killers. It is said that who ever left their house was shot dead. President Obama gave some advice to Mubarak saying that he should do what the people want him to do. Basically, the Egypt Revolution is between the People and the Army against the Government and the Police. The only question is, what will they do now....?
Video on Egyptian Revolution: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ThvBJMzmSZI