My Half Year Blogging... Happy New Year!
I know so much have happened this year in Egypt but I only started blogging mid this year, 2005. Below are not all the blogs I posted over the past six months, but those I considered important to the sequence of this year's events.
I wish you all a very Happy New Year. It has been a difficult year filled with moments of hope and despair, excitment over seeing change could happen and disappointment over slackness of bringing real changes and the production of faked plays for democracy. Here is the year's round up:
I wish you all a very Happy New Year. It has been a difficult year filled with moments of hope and despair, excitment over seeing change could happen and disappointment over slackness of bringing real changes and the production of faked plays for democracy. Here is the year's round up:
- Opposition Leader Ayman Nour Sentenced to 5 Years
- First time call for international investigation over rigged parliamentary elections
- Iraq Democratic Elections Draws a Model and Slaps Tyranny in the Middle East
- First Time Detention for an Egyptian Blogger
- Alexandria's Sectarian Violence Goes out of Control
- Press Association Claims Conducting Fair Elections
- Syrian Regime Cornered and Egyptian Regime Contiunes Defending Syria
- Opposition Leader Ayman Nour Immunity lifted
- Egyptians mourn over tragic loss of Beni Suef inferno
- Empty Polling Stations at Presidential elections
- Tensions between regime and jugdes over election monitoring
- More pressure from the Judges Club side for fair elections
- Questions Raised, Is Egypt going Nuclear?
- Election Reality TV Kick-starts
- Fishy figures attain important positions in Egypt
- Random arrests of innocent Egyptians
- Government press newly appointed editors in chief show retardness
- Regime loses credibility amongst other Arab countries for undiplomatic random procedures.
- Pro-reform activitists beaten in the streets of Cairo
- Mubarak seeks 5th term after constitutional amendment is passed
- Terrorists reach to our beautiful Sharm El Sheikh
- Call for Media propaganda after the murder of the Egyptian diplomat in Iraq
- The Egyptian Judges Club emerging as strong power to follow up on the consititutional amendment and its repercussions.
- Journalists push for more freedom through elections
- Egyptian opposition won supporters abroad in unexpected places.
posted by Freedom For Egyptians @ 8:29 PM
7 comments
7 Comments:
Happy new year, Freedom.
Dear Freedom,
I also wish you a Happy New Year with less misery and more happiness in this world. By the way, your last blog about the Sudanese refugees was great. Keep up the good work in 2006.
Egyptian in Germany
to me 2005 will always be the year of the blog
Happy New Year, Freedom :)
Alaa, I don't know if 2005 was a benner year for blogging or not, but it certainly has impacted my life! I just started reading blogs 6 months ago, and it's really amazing how much my opinions have changed due to exposure to other people's ideas. We tend to have an "everybody knows that" kind of attitude in teh US about most issues, and I've been very surprised how often what "everybody knows" turns out to be wrong :)
Great blog btw, FFE, you are one of my daily stops :)
Happy new year!
Speaking of "babes" when will we be seeing something like this in Egypt?
Bikini Contest in Lebanon
Pretty good post. I just stumbled upon your blog and wanted to say that I have really enjoyed reading your blog posts.Any way Ill be subscribing to your feed and I hope you post again soon.
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