A protester holds up a sign referencing a popular joke about President Hosni Mubarak in Cairo's Tahrir Square on Feb. 1 during a march to call for Mubarak's ouster.
MIGUEL MEDINA/AFP/Getty Images
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MAGPC
8:20 AM ET
February 5, 2011
An Egyptian
Egyptians are so creative and innovative, they just need a good medium to produce and someone who support them.
ROMANIX
4:50 AM ET
February 6, 2011
Egyptians protest in English? Strange.
It seems like many protesters prepare their stuff explicitly for western media. And international media supports the protesters by publishing the most "funny" and "creative" stuff.
JUAN67
3:17 AM ET
February 9, 2011
There are hundreds of
There are hundreds of thousands of ppl with signs in the square, but since FP is in English it focus will be on messages in English, you r right,, some of these messages r directed at western media to put the pressure on the western allies of Muuuuubar.
OPEMILY
10:50 PM ET
February 7, 2011
The Best Part of the First Hitler Picture...
It says With apologies to Hitler in arabic. Way to go Egyptian protester!