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Daily Archives: 01/02/2011
Isn’t Democracy for Everyone?
It looks almost too good to be true. Good-natured but passionate demonstrators massing in their tens of thousands in Tahrir Square today. The manifest desire for political and economic reform, not bloody revenge. The army pledging itself to protect the … Continue reading
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