A stenciled image of recently deposed Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak is seen above on a storefront close to the American University in Cairo, just off Tahrir Square, in a photo taken Sept. 17. The red beret is a subtle reminder that Mubarak came from the same military background as the generals now ruling Egypt.
Ty McCormick
Ty McCormick is a former Foreign Policy researcher and a graduate student at Oxford University.
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AJJAMIES
5:52 AM ET
September 28, 2011
There Should Be Peace
What does the future hold for Egypt now, I wonder if there will truly ever by peace. Or is it a case that there just needs to be some fundamental changes?
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AXIL1
6:05 AM ET
September 28, 2011
Peace
Egypt now has changed so many in areas of politics. This affects to others area too.
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RAFAEL12
2:27 PM ET
September 28, 2011
Yes..Egypt has changed so
Yes..Egypt has changed so many thinks those years.
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PAULNEWMAN
10:54 PM ET
September 28, 2011
Peace and Loveeee
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I'm loving the facebook mural though! very cool!
PAULNEWMAN
11:01 PM ET
September 28, 2011
let me correct myself on something
The hippies that are actually still alive!
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SHEILAAR
11:44 PM ET
September 28, 2011
Should Be Peace
I wonder if there will truly ever by peace. Or is it a case that there just needs to be some fundamental changes...types of itchy skin rashes, Thanks !
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BMW120K
3:39 PM ET
September 29, 2011
More art
My favorites were near Hureyas cafe: "I want to see another President before I die"; the coptic cross mixed with Islamic crescent you can see all around; or down in Luxor there is American slogans like "Live Free or Die" and "Dont Tread on Me" sprayed around.
DEBTDUE
7:21 PM ET
October 20, 2011
Change takes time
Very cool graffiti art, but lets be honest with ourselves here...just because Mubarak is gone, does not mean that things will be better. Sometimes living under a dictator is better than the anarchy and power struggle that occurs after the downfall of a long standing regime. Lets hope that they can get their act together and move forward with things....the worst place to be is in between. I would not want to own any realty in Egypt right now. It is still a little too unstable for me.
ELI
7:14 PM ET
October 24, 2011
The red beret
I wonder if there will truly ever by peace. Or is it a case that there just needs to be some fundamental changes. Search for executive jobs.
YARINSIZ
4:06 PM ET
October 25, 2011
Sometimes living under a
Sometimes living under a dictator is better than the anarchy and power struggle that occurs after the downfall of a long standing regime. Lets hope that they can get their act together and move forward with things....the worst place to be is in between. seslichatI would not want to own any realty in Egypt right now.
JESSICA WHITEN
1:32 PM ET
October 27, 2011
Mubarak is only part of the
Mubarak is only part of the formula in Egypt old regime. It takes some time till the whole whole system fades away lpn to rn