With the revolution in Egypt, freedom can be misunderstood. Locals are learning that on a busy urban street, unbridled freedom can become a straitjacket for all.
Video by Trish Feaster (For her Egypt blog, see http://thetravelphile.com/.)
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Thank you for this good perspective, Rick. It certainly sounds like Cairo! :-)
I serve as the Global Mission director for the Middle East & North Africa in the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. Please let me know if there is anything I can do to make your time in Egypt, Israel, and Palestine a deeper, richer experience.
Robert Smith
That is crazy and is it as loud as it sounds?
We are glad your presence with us in Luxor and hope that the world see what you see now in Egypt and Luxor and the world knows that the media do not publish the truth and evidence of this you with us since 4 days and I visited and walked in every street and lane in Egypt Will saw what you see on television I want to advantagethis opportunity and tell the whole world that Egypt is a country civilizations of Egypt country safety and security and the Egyptians love Egypt and its heritage and welcome Baldio
Check with the authorities if they allow comediens to criticize the government.
Al.so check to see if Egypt plans to continue diplomatic relations with Israel.
This gives new meaning to the term “driving business”