Reply #1: Suleiman says the protests must end and Mubarak is not leaving

[malaise]

now. This after the biggest protests to date.
These fuckers are crazy.
All of today's protests are linked to the tearful comments made by Wael Ghonim following his release.
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Wael Ghonim, a Google executive who was detained by state security forces for 12 days, often blindfolded, was feted by the crowds as he entered Tahrir Square. He is credited with setting up the page on the Facebook social network that helped galvanise protesters.

"We will not abandon our demand and that is the departure of the regime," Mr Ghonim told protesters in the square, to cheers and applause.

Large crowds also demonstrated in the second city, Alexandria, and other Egyptian towns and cities.
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Looks like the French Prime Minister will be forced to resign after 'being loaned an aircraft by Mubarak' during his family holiday in Egypt.
Dictators are fine for 'democrats' until they are exposed. :rofl: