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EGYPT: Counter-demonstration planned for tomorrow; ElBaradei warns that protests "will snowball" into an avalanche
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[quote:Anonymous Coward 1137725:MV8xMzM4MTY5XzIyMDAzNDY3X0E0MTJCRjY3] 2:28 Protestors detained in front of Opera House as forces block off road to Qasr el Nil bridge hurling tear gas canisters at them [b]02 :22 ElBaradei condemns US support of regime and urges backing of Egypt's protestors [/b] 02 :19 Ghad Party leader Ayman Nour confirms son arrested and taken to unknown destination [b]02 :17 Violent clashes between security and protestors in Tahrir and vehicles set ablaze [/b][b]02 :07 Protestors call on citizens near Tahrir to join demonstration and help cordon security forces [/b]01 :59 Security arrests Mohammed Shaker Al-Jazeera correspondent and Husam Yahia, along with large number of journalists covering protests [b]01 :53 Protestors attack police in Suez following reports of citizen dying after police fired live bullets 01 :48 Mass demonstration breaks through security barricade and heads towards Shubra Cairo [/b]http://www.ikhwanweb.com/article.php?id=27931 [/quote]
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SPIEGEL: Do you believe that the protests will truly lead to change?
ElBaradei: They mark the beginning of an historic process. The Egyptians have recognized that they must take their fate into their own hands. For the first time in the country's recent history, they are really prepared to take to the streets. The culture of fear that the regime cultivated has been broken. There is no turning back now. Activists anticipate the biggest demonstrations in decades. These protests are a snowball that could turn into an avalanche.
SPIEGEL: And the regime will simply look on and do nothing?
ElBaradei: I hope that the security forces do not use violence against the protesters. I appeal to (Egyptian President Hosni) Mubarak not to allow the situation to escalate. The regime should respect the universal right of the freedom to demonstrate.
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