Mubarak's Chart - outlook

[katty]

more: http://www.neptunecafe.com/NewsScope.html

EXCERPT:

In many parts of Africa, such apparent invulnerability suggests supernatural powers. Astrologically, Neptune in Leo underscores this kind of divine rulership and evokes the ancient image of the pharaoh, especially since Jupiter trines Neptune, which gives the impression of royalty sanctioned by higher powers. Mubarak became president on July 14, 1981, when transiting Mars was conjunct his Neptune and all three of the outer planets were aspecting his Neptune.


While Mubarak’s Neptune in Leo gives the semblance of divinely sanctified leadership, transiting Neptune in Aquarius is fostering democratic ideals. A good bet is that a transitional arrangement for Mubarak’s departure may be found when the Sun and Mars conjoin Neptune in Aquarius while opposing his natal Neptune. This
happens around February 16th to 21st. But with protective Jupiter entering Mubarak’s Sun sign in June, he will probably keep some measure of authority until the September election.

[Ricochet21]

1. Very very good point Katty

and the big deal is the threat of the "idea" of a pharoah
or a king in england
pluto is ripping that crap down like a broken 2x4
it's all part of the huge revolution

[katty]

3. indeed it sure is!

[katty]

8. 2-11 Good day for democracy!Pluto knocking dictators

out of the park like baseballs....more to come.

[Cleita]

2. Mubarak is pretty much toast. I'm interested in this guy

Suleiman though if anyone has worked up anything on him and Egypt itself for that matter. I think the Mubarak energy could keep working through September through those men who are his cronies even with Mubarak gone.

[Matariki]

4. Yeah, I'd like to see that too. That guy is creepy.

and I hope he is prevented from taking power.

[katty]

6. Suleiman may not take the reins, he is detested by the people

so i guess we will find out what will be happening for awhile very soon-statement coming...

[katty]

7. Hosni keeps his iron grip-he is playing a very dangerous game

now-he believes he is invulnerable (even from his own soldiers) and a pharoah, divine ruler...pride goeth before the fall. His condescending speech is a disgraceful address to the crowd and a tragic moment for Egypt. this is still playing out...

[BlueIris]

5. Fascinating. This one really nails down the astro factors that helped give him his stranglehold.

Yay, revolution.