it is said one got to be fortunate enough to witness history. simultaneously the same one has to be equally unfortunate enough if he is the victim of that history.i don't know which category the egyptians will like to choose themselves. whatever be their choice, they will all agree at some point or other that their back was against the wall. eventually a turn around was about to come.
now this is what makes me ponder. why do we always got to have our backs against the cold wall? aren't the raging corruption,inflamation,scams,etc enough to point their middle finger right in front of our eyes?are we "educated,responsible,civilised" citizens blind?
i will wait for the day when egypt comes to india..
"what if everyone cared & no body cried...
....we will see the day when no body died..." (nickleback)
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What happened in Egypt is no revolt but a revolution. It can happen only when people are conscious. In India we criticize. but do we really say 'NO'? Any revolotuon would start only when we learn to say 'NO' ( in capital letters)
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