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Legitimate request under egyptian law. the new information comes to us just the morning after president obama said this. i call upon the egyptian government s stand on the internet and social networks and cell phone that connect people in the 21st century. protesters were using cell phones and text messaging and social networking sites to talk to each other and coordinate demonstrations for days which is why the government pulled the plug and egypt had 65.5 million mobile phone users in october of this year according to the c.i.a. and when they disabled the phones egyptians relyied on dial up modems and land lines. woe know that they used the gadgets to share information because we have a chart of the country s internet activity from thursday night to friday morning and look at that, from very, ....
we feel safe, we went out this morning to the citadel and it was fine. we were the only ones there, but it was fine and our tour guide told us that it is safe. you know, that egypt in general is a safe place. and it s not terrorism, it s, you know, protests, so, there s a big difference. and we go live now to peter doocy joining us live from washington. peter. well, kelly, internet access remains rare in egypt at this hour, most homes, banks, businesses and government buildings are reportedly still off line, all he though some egyptians are getting creative online using low tech devices like dial-up modems and land line phones to spread the word internationally about what s going on and some of those are using slow, but sure connection and pictures of the protesters and social networks, let s take a look at some that were posted a few hours ago and egyptians here, body to body, and where ....