Saturday, January 29, 2011

Egypt fears of diplomacy "If you miss Mubarak falls on North Africa"

"If he falls Mubarak falls on North Africa." And 'this is the spirit catastrophic but probably realistic when traditional supporters of the Government of Egypt (from the United States, Italy, France and Germany) to look at this Friday's prayers and protests in Cairo and throughout Egypt. The police system is not like the Egyptian and Tunisian, does not depend on a limited clique family gathered round the affairs of the family of Ben Ali.

And above all, alerted by the signals came from Tunisia and Algeria, the generals in Cairo are ready to do battle this Friday, January 28. There are currently blocked Internet and social networks through which the protesters will coordinate the protests. But cut the phones, communications, will not change the conditions of political and popular protest have also led Egypt to protest against his government.

The only possibility for development of non-catastrophic situation in Egypt is that, along with army, police and intelligence services, the Mubarak regime quickly mobilize political action, an initiative that governments change. In Algeria there are rumors of a quick change of ministers in the government.

But Egypt is not just a reshuffle, especially if the events of today will strengthen due to a wave of protest that has accumulated rage that can last for days and days. If you miss Mubarak is chaos: 80 million Egyptians out of control on the border of Israel and the maritime border of Europe are a major unknown.

Perhaps the regime will not jump. But if Mubarak hard, whether as law enforcement remains unchanged, although the chaos will continue. The only hope is that the signs of real change to come soon, be quick, concrete and will succeed in convincing the people of Egypt.

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