Demonstration in Sudan!

Arabic Revolution!

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KHARTOUM — Sudanese police beat and arrested students on Sunday as hundreds protested throughout the capital demanding the government resign, inspired by a popular uprising in neighbouring Egypt.
Armed riot police broke up groups of young Sudanese demonstrating in central Khartoum and surrounded the entrances of four universities in the capital, firing teargas and beating students at three of them.

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Its spreading! First Tunis, and now Egypt and Sudan. People are opening their eyes ! Their mind!

Are we looking at a arabic revolution? We asked for change. Now we have it right infront of us. Not only change for the US, but for everyone. For peace, and for justice!

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Let's just be damned certain that the Arab/Muslim revolution stays in Arabian/Muslim nations.

That crap starts to spread outside their borders, it may not be so peaceful or idealistic.

Whatever floats their boat.

These demonstrators have some marbles. They people are going to be brutally beaten, executed or locked up for a LONG time for doing such a thing in Sudan. They don't mess around...

This seems to be lining everything up for the Gog-Magog war. Especially with the fall of Egypt into the control of radical islamists. I had been wondering how the north African nations would be able to participate in the attack with Egypt blocking the way.

99.8% of the south voted for seperation from the north very recently. not sure if this could lead to a civil war or only one half of the country will be affected by the unrest, but this seems like bad news because of recent history in sudan.

I wonder if these Arabic revolutions have something to do with the NWO's plan to create a war in the Middle-East. Or is this for real?

Nevertheless, it is great to finally see that people are waking up and facing their corrupt governments. Maybe the people should stand up to the corrupt governments that create these puppet states?

There's no way Egypt settles down without a regime change..

The next big kog is Jordan.

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Wow. Good find! And I hope the people get what they want. How does this correlate with their recent elections? The south has most of the resources. The north is going to be in for a tough time.

Video here too...

The unrest came on the day it was announced that some 99% of South Sudanese voted to secede from the north in region's recent independence referendum. www.bbc.co.uk...

Wow! Good for them! Again, it is young citizens demanding govt and its policies to change. Nothing more frightening to a govt than students and middle class frustrated with being given short shrift by a ruling political/economic elite,