Another Egypt, Another Revolution
An Egypt of 1919 to be exact, and one about to be betrothed to the British Mandate. On the cusp …
Category Archives: Egypt
An End to Amn al-Dawla
Just as dictators inhabit realms of egotistical fancy, so too do their cronies reside in a land of denial. Having …
The Revolution of the Youth
Or is it? Although today’s workshop ‘Arab Youth Politics: Challenges and Aspirations’ primarily aimed to gage the involvement of the …
Hosni Does Frank
Sinatra, that is, because men of his ilk are incapable of being frank about anything Savour the joy: And look …
To Victory, Liberation
They fought long. They fought hard. They stood. They multiplied. And they won. Congratulations, Egypt: you did it! May all …
Two Hearts, One Mind
The caption possibilities are endless. All submissions welcome. Meanwhile, sit back and muse at how two utter cornuti ended up …
Al-Qaeda and the Market of Jihad
Since the Egyptian Revolution began one voice has remained absent. Seemingly, it passed unnoticed, distracted as the world’s eye has …
Mashrou’ Leila and the Revolution
Because I have all the time in the world for Mashrou’ Leila and even more for some revolutionary spirit:
The Inexorable March of Neo-Orientalism
The following article by Soumaya Ghannoushi insightfully addresses the media’s inability to disassociate Islam with war, instability and repression. An …
The Revolutionary Belles of Egypt
The following images posted on Leil-Zahra Mortada‘s Facebook photo album are the photographic equivilent of Wagdi’s clip, below. Women have long …
