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February 7th, 2011
12:45 PM ET
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That woman is dying inside. I hope she can find her son ALIVE.
I noticed and appreaciate andersons compassion for the struggles of the people of egypt in there quest for true freedom and there god givin rights...I also noticed when anderson reported on the illigal arrests from the egyption police on human rights activists and demonstrators in and around the contained area. although there were reports of torture there was an uncertanty as far as what was happening to the captured... as you can tell from my punctuation and spelling im not a reporter but i thought this would be helpful:
WikiLeak(ed) US diplomatic cable, titled 'Presidential Succession in Egypt', dated May 14, 2007
particulary page 113 of this document cites specific groups or people responsable for the treatment of the activists/demonstrators and the torturous treatments they are so known for using in interrogations ...no doubt this is a Mubarak/suleiman lead adaptation of former used torture tactics to infiltrate and manipulate the will of the leadership of the demonstrators
How can you trust the Egyptaion regime?!
The word I can say is Wow... how can such a quite country turn so brutal... It amazes me everyday.... I watch Cnn 24/7 and sometimes I still can't understand stories like this one.