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In remembrance of those who fell in Tahrir and elsewhere. The Egyptian revolution started out a year ago today, and is still ongoing.
And to the naysayers, neo-cons and the rest of the mindless people who prefer Arab dictatorships, and see democracy (as imperfect as it may possibly be) taking its 1st steps in Egypt and the rest of the Middle East as an existentialist threat, go screw yourselves.
And to individuals who are optimistic, right here are, through Foreign Policy Magazine, the youthful Egyptians who will sooner or later be successful in achieving what they started.
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