It’a sad music.
This video explains what happened later yesterday in egypt showing the military brutality towards egyptian people that only need freedom.
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![Victory [full of blood]
A complete photoset of the revolt in Egypt by “El Pais”. Click on image to see them all.](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lwdwc4zsQZ1qz4mico1_500.jpg)
Victory [full of blood]
A complete photoset of the revolt in Egypt by “El Pais”. Click on image to see them all.
8 unmoving bodies in tahrir, pic i took 3 hours ago, just got to computer 2 upload. not sure how many dead vs. unconscious. corner of #tahrir sq & tahrir st.
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