Well, well! After 18 days of hanging on. Beware what the people want!That's the take away from this episode of history. You can rule. You can accumulate wealth by looting, corruption, extortion. But sooner or later you will get on to the people's nerves. And when that day comes, there is nothing you can do to avoid social justice. Unless of course if you accumulate 30$ to 60$ billions in wealth. Then you can take you money and run.
What happened in the last days of Moubarak I don't know. And since I don't have a direct line with the president of the United-States just yet, I can't ask him what happened. I can only speculate. I guess that in the last days, the phone has been busy between Moubarak's administration, the White House and Europe. I guess Moubarak wanted to make sure that if he was to flee away, his assets wouldn't be seized nor frozen like his partner the ex ruler of Tunisia. He might even have been offered a safe place to... retire in peace and security.
That's the least America, Europe and even Israel can do to accommodate a long time ally, in gratitude for keeping peace in the area for 30 years.
At the end of the day, the big winners yesterday are the people of Egypt. I am very happy for them and I really wish for them that they will make the good choices to prevail justice, democracy and freedom. They earned it!
Three Hahoo for the people of Egypt that showed to the world how to stand with courage, determination and relative peace and harmony in their protestations!
Egypt! Hahoo!
Egypt! Hahoo!
EGYPT! HAHOO! HAHOO! HAHOO!
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