Protests in Egypt, trying to follow Tunisias lead.

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So, where is Egypt going? And how will this affect others nearby, like Saudi Arabia and Yemen. Could this be the beginning of an ultra radical Islamic movement in the region? Will Egypt be more radicalized?

A summary of 24 different cases of rioting which have happened all around the world so far this year,

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_2F9kn9KfFA[/youtube]

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World governments should get together and think of something or the whole world could become destabilized.

For the record, Yemen was in the news yesterday in Montreal regarding revolts. :>

I'm rather happy to see dictatorships crumble. I mean, i doubt the people could elect any worse, or AT LEAST they'll keep a closer eye on who's in charge, assuming they'll serve their well-being and the country's interests and NOT the ones of those in charge. -.-

as countries start rioting one by one over oppression and some over food, more economies are going to collapse in on themselves (cheers monetary system and thank you bankers).

As this happens more and more people will be out on the streets all around the world and as trading gets hit people will be in starvation.

THIS will have a knock on effect and get more people questioning the way the world is run and they could get very violent.

Depending on which countries are affected initially, this may cause a domino effect across many parts of the world since many countries rely on imports for food and because there have been food shortages predicted.

Also because of financial ties between nations stopping could create a domino effect as well.

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Now rioting in Saudi Arabia, but on a smaller scale. Arrests have been made.

http://www.presstv.ir/detail/162512.html

http://fedupmontrealer.blogspot.com/201 ... -2011.html

A person told me that the Saudi King is supporting Egypt's Mubarak. Could get a lot of people pissed off if you ask me.

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Al Jazeera Shut Down By Egyptian Authorities!

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=01f9NtDz9Q4[/youtube]

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Governments are not the problem. Why are people so antigovernment? Government in the US has done more to help people here and abroad and we should be grateful for it. If it wasn't for our government, we would be much worse off. We can't even imagine how much. We need to change the policies that aren't working, but please, don't condemn government completely! A government that is behaving badly is one that needs to be reformed, not done away with entirely.
One thing that confounds me, why does our government support Mubarak when his government oppresses and tortures people, not to mention election tampering? We need to stop being hypocritical and let the Egyptians choose, even if it is something we don't want to see, like the extremists taking over. Who are we to decide for Egyptians who their government will be?
Should outsiders decide who the US's government is?