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Egypt: lightning of the spontaneous evolution of mankind

I believe we are witnessing the birth of a completely new popular movement. There is no decisive leader or organization. There is a new consciousness of the masses that their strength lies in their numbers and that they do not need elite to control their own affairs. But it is exactly what the elite big headache: there is no organization or leader, they can hijack the movement, otherwise Mubarak would be long gone.
The U.S. strategist Brzezinski has recognized this in a speech to the Council of Foreign Affairs closely in 2010:
He took his concerns this way:
"The major world powers, the new and the old find themselves also facing a new reality: While the killing potential of their military power is greater than ever, is its ability to politically awakened masses of the world control impose, at an all time low.
plain terms: In the past, it is easier to control a million people than to kill a million people, and today it is much easier to kill a million people than to control a million people "
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A German translation of the article by Paul Watson to task Brzezinski can be found here:
http://www.propagandafront.de/160960/das-von -Brzezinski-befurchtete-global-wake-of-mass-is-now-da.html

should at least since Stuttgart 21 be clear that it all boils below the surface and often all but a drop to bring the camel's back. From the state were suddenly more than 100 000 people on the street in a town of 600 000. Tunisia and Egypt are the only lightning in the distance. The brave people of Egypt shows can develop the skills to the masses against the odds.
The world is at a turning point, in an evolutionary leap. Before the biggest change since the Industrial Revolution, perhaps the biggest change that has ever been known to man. How it will look like, we do not know - that's why we call him but simply first the great change.
http://www.sein.de/gesellschaft/zusammenleben/2010/der-grosse-wandel-die-groesste-bewegung-aller-zeiten.html

I pray that no more innocent victims are, but Egypt will never be the same again.

The recent events (see below for more eyewitness accounts of the German blogger Richard Gutjahr) show: the movement of the Egyptian people will not fit the old template of demonstrations and popular uprisings. it is characterized by inflexible firmness of the whole people without risk to the "offensive action". Were it otherwise, would be to require Mubarak Mubarak has to go so the system has to go (for that is meant)
not the demand of the people, then long since any new puppets were at the helm. The elites are desperately looking for a way to deceive people that and they will not find any.
I think it can best be compared with the fortitude of the Indian people under Gandhi, or the steadfastness of the South Africans against apartheid. This movement of the Egyptian people will take a long breath, and I believe him to be have. With every man and every nation there is a point of no return (point of no return), and is reached in Egypt. At the moment it seems that Mubarak parts (people) sacrificed his system to the system itself but to save. But, with this deception, he will not come through. People know from bitter experience that the system itself is the biggest obstacle to a decent life: her claim has to go Mubarak Mubarak translates the system has to go. Hence they are more comprehensive than we in Germany, where people think, would be voting out any politician puppets to change something.

I just got (20 clock on 5 February 2011) on
http://www.tv14.net/press-tv-english/ purely looked

in the transfer of Iranian TV. (In my opinion, more informative than Al Jazeera! Many interviews with representatives of the people's movement and Muslim Brotherhood)
There was discussed the question that this movement has no leadership. We are in the idea grew that it would not be without leadership. Maybe we should rid ourselves of this notion, individuals make history. Probably namely the lack of leaders is what all interpret as weakness is precisely the strength of this completely new popular movement. Incidentally, this exact prepares the rulers sleepless nights.
It really is an evolution in the consciousness of humanity, when people finally start their own affairs without leadership for the benefit of all to organize. The 50 trillion cells in the human body work without implementing highly intelligent together for the good of all, if our head (mind) is not sparks between them.
(see under Book Recommendation: Extract to 'intelligent cells "and" spontaneous evolution ")

can come under the heading of the Guardian (UK), the Egyptian protesters to speak in detail:
Mubarak is still there, but there is a revolution in our attitude, say protesters :

Mahmoud, a 35-year-old teacher called a revolution, but that he does not mean as much as people on the street who want to overthrow a hated person as how they view their relationship with their government and future governments.
"People have changed. They were afraid. They fear no more. We are not afraid of his system and when we ceased to fear, we knew we could win. "He said. "We will not allow us in front of a government to fear. We will express no longer fear us, we think that the president is faalsch or the government is bad. This is the revolution in our country, the revolution in our attitude. Mubarak may remain for days or weeks but the change he can not. We can not go back http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2011/feb/05/cairo-protests-hosni-mubarak-egypt (to our old setting). "

The Iranian TV brings continuous reports from Egypt with many voices from the grassroots movement itself
http://www.tv14.net/de/press-tv-english/

"We have to talk to more people, and not with press offices" - Richard Gutjahr after his trip to Cairo

Richard Gutjahr back. Last weekend, the freelance journalist and blogger has to make, in order to to report their own in Cairo. He informed his readers by Twitter, Flickr Blog and .

http://www.wasmitmedien.de/2011/02/04/wir-mussen-uns-mehr-mit-menschen-unterhalten-und-nicht-mit-pressestellen-richard-gutjahr-nach -his-cairo-travel /

Richard Gutjahr reports:

" Lots of surprises
I hate it when I prejudice to bury you but in some ways I was surprised by the protesters. Thus the whole event is better organized than it at first sight seem. For the call of nature, for example, there was a separate area from the start, even for washing were set up separate courts. Around the Clock, dozens volunteers in action: they collect garbage and trash on the streets and piling up the bags in designated areas. Only then is it possible that people suffocated at one week following the beginning of the protests in their own filth.
the start of the demonstrations, the organizers have also built their own medical emergency care. About 40 doctors from nearby hospitals care even in place to cycle attacks, sprains, or, as last Friday, to gunshot wounds. Ahmed and Mohamed consider this of course, saying the people here are still all brothers and sisters.
attack - the best defense?
Their security took the demonstrators into their own hands. Did they have probably, because in the first days Mubarak's people probably had repeatedly tried to undermine the event. Do you remember my encounter with the two school boys who wanted to see on my arrival at Tahrir Square my ID? Now I know what it's all about: the organizers have a deal with the military: civilian investigators immediately after the match from military checkpoints all newcomers, request ID cards, check bags. Once a sympathizer Mubarak has been identified as such, the soldiers be turned on. Then you take care of the problem.

You have to imagine the once 1-2 million people, crowded together in a pile and there is no significant excesses - what a record! The death last Friday were unavoidable, says Tighe from Los Angeles. The peace activist who was here from day one at Tahrir Square with here is even believe that it would not have succeeded without this massive use of force to break Mubarak's power structure. This resistance by the Demonstrators had probably not expected. Just so peaceful rallies were at all possible.

find his eyewitness reports from Cairo can be found here:

http://gutjahr.biz/blog/

Also read
Noam Chomsky: This is the most notable regional rebellion, to which I remember

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An analysis of social forces in Egypt, particularly the role of the army of
Paul Amar is Professor of International Relations at the University of California. His article first appeared in www.jadaliyya.com and has been heavily discussed on the Internet:

analysis of the situation in Egypt

Why Mubarak at the end is

In Egypt fighting not only the young against the old guard of the dictatorship. The dynamics of the insurgency is fueled by the police, military, intelligence and security services. They all have their own history, their culture, their relationships and sources of income. An analysis of the current balance of power on the Nile.

"In recent years, the Egyptian military collectively developed a growing national sense of duty and also a feeling of deepest ashamed of Being as it feels that, "castrated masculinity" because it does not occur for its own people. The nationalist forces to restore their honor and are disgusted by the corruption of the police and the brutality of the baltagiya. And it seems, understand the "National capitalists" of the military as arch-rivals of the neoliberal "Spezikapitalisten" in the vicinity of Mubarak's son Gamal to privatize everything they can get their hands on, and the possessions of the land to investors from China, America and the Gulf States for sale.

This explains why we in the first phase of this revolution on Friday, 28. January experienced a very rapid military coup against the police and security service that led to the disappearance of Gamal Mubarak (the son) and Interior Minister Habib el-Adly of the hated. But the military itself is split due to some internal contradictions. Within the armed forces, there are two elite branches of the Presidential Guard and the Air Force. Mubarak, they remained closely connected, while the other parts of the military turned against him.

is to explain why the chief of staff of the armed forces, Muhammad Tantawi, on 30 January for the demonstrators went to them and signaled his support while at the same time the air force chief to Mubarak's new prime minister was appointed, and Airplanes unleashing to intimidate the protesters. It also explains why the presidential guard protecting the building of state television and on 28 January against the demonstrators was going on, instead of placing himself at their side. "

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