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April 5, 2011
To be returned. i came even though i knew that the libyan government would not leave me alone and would try to silence me. i knew that they could imprison me and that no one may ever know my story. and even when they were hitting me and trying to cover my face so that i would not tell people the truth, i was not afraid. ive reached the end of my tolerance for this as a human. >> they finally -- a woman in the hotel put a coat over you. another -- a waiter there, a waitress called you a traitor. ...
February 1, 2011
Shut off internet access. if the state department can call for the release of those six journalists that were arrested this morning, then they can certainly call the government and ask them to turn the internet back on. >> looking ahead to the protests tomorrow, is there worry or expectation or anxiety about the prospect of state violence either from the internal security forces from the different police groups or from the army? >> the internal security forces were overwhelmed last friday. they ...
February 1, 2011
Briefly about it when they first shut off internet access. if the state department can call for the release of those six journalists that were arrested this morning, then they can certainly call the government and ask them to turn the internet back on. >> looking ahead to the protests tomorrow, is there worry or expectation or anxiety about the prospect of state violence either from the internal security forces from the different police groups or from the army? >> the internal security forces we...
January 29, 2011
Perhaps give the military and the new vice president some room to maneuver. right now they have none. >> heather: as we wrap up, last question. you reference the military. you dont believe they will fire into those crowds. you said it would be a game changer, how so? >> the united states provides $1.3 billion a year to the egyptian military. if they fire on the crowds, it would be on chopping block tomorrow when congress comes back into session. the mood of the public will shift. so far the crow...