nice and juicy. nice and juicy. Egyptians have more perversions then anywhere else in the world. I don't know why... It just is that way. Sorry other male cultures are not as outward with their sexuality. Even the Machismo of Latin America is guised in a kind of chivalry, but Middle Eastern culture is provacative and male dominated. It isn't just their religion. It is the way they are. Now the juciest stories will surface and my word... what they might find. Oy Gavalt. ...yeah I know... I know. I'm a fucking BIGOT to you, but seriously Egypt is very much into facebook and social media where all this stalking crap goes on. A personal story was that I was promoting my father's business teaching Shakespeare and I went to talk to KingLear on AOL... and KING LEAR (as it turned out was not KING LEAR), but rather had the behavior of a sex offender (and this KING LEAR was EGYPTIAN). just one out of a gazillion stories.
though I have to admit the WikiLeaks will be hard to beat. LOLZ Obama and ClintonI don't think it's gotten much play outside of Egypt except on Twitter, but hundreds of Egyptians invaded their state security headquarters on Saturday. Despite the fact that reports indicated that the state security was shredding documents for 'days,' there were still some juicy finds like the tape pictured above, which is said to be a 'sex tape' involving a Kuwaiti princess and an Egyptian businessman.
Egyptian protesters have stormed the headquarters of Egypt's state security force in Alexandria, with several people suffering injuries in scuffles with riot police.For those who read Arabic, you can find some of the documents here. The military prevented most of the documents remaining from being removed. If you find anything good, please translate and send it to me.
Around 1,000 people encircled the State Security Agency building late on Friday, demanding that the officers inside come out or they would storm the building.
Protesters then entered into the building and scuffled with riot police before military forces intervened and took control of the building.
Demonstrators said officers inside had been shredding and burning documents that may have proven past abuses.
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The activists, who called the protests were demanding the abolition of the state security apparatus and an end to emergency laws.
Egypt's internal security services and police forces, which were given a free hand to suppress dissent under the rule of ousted president Hosni Mubarak, remain to be a powerful symbol of the former regime.
Activists say security agencies arrested and tortured thousands of activists and killed many during the 30 years Mubarak stayed in power.
Ismael Alexanderani, a journalist and protester at the scene in Alexandria, told Al Jazeera that a minority of protesters were seeking "revenge" against the security forces, as several political activists who were present at the demonstration had been arrested or tortured inside the building earlier.
One of the things that the demonstrators claim to have found is belly-dancing suits. But many of the computers that were found had their hard drives ripped out.
The security services even kept files on the Mubarak's themselves. But I doubt much will come out about anyone else.
