يعيش البرادعي و يسقط مبارك وأبنه

ولو انا فى يوم من الايام وصلت الى منصب رئيس الجمهورية اول مؤتمر صحفى سأقوم به سيكون فى العشوائيات,واقول هذا حال البلد الذى تسلمته وهذا هو المشوار اللى امامنا, ولن اقوم بالمؤتمر من منزلى فى كومباوند أو قصر.. د/ محمد البرادعى

السادات: مصر.. أصل العرب

Les Egyptiens sont des descendants des arabes autochtones

الأرهاب الجزائرى

Algerian terrorism assistance of Algerian President

Algerian terrorism against the Egyptians in Sudan

بعد أنتهاء المبارة بين مصر والجزائر فى السودان ، قام المشجعين الجزائريين الذين قامت الدولة الجزائرية بأرسالهم على طائرات الجيش الجزائرى و الذى تأكد معلومات أنهم أفراد خارجين على القانون بالجزائر و تم الأفراج عنهم للذهاب الى السودان و القيام بأعمال أرهابية ضد المصريين بأستخدام الاسلحة و ترويع المشجعين المصريين، اضافة الى ذلك الأعتداء على المصريين فى الجزائر

Algerian fans dancing in their hands-lethal weapons in Sudan

After the end of match between Egypt and Algeria in Sudan, the Algerian fans who have been sending them to the Algerian State Algerian military aircraft and make sure that information they are members of outlaws in Algeria, were released to go to Sudan and carry out terrorist acts against the Egyptians use of weapons and intimidation of Egyptian fans, as well To assault the Egyptians in Algeria.

A young Algerian brought threats of attack and murder to fans of the Egyptians in Sudan

Algerian girl do movements sexually humiliating against the Egyptians fans in Cairo Stadium

Note to Pirates: Don't Mess with Egyptian Fishermen

By HADEEL AL-SHALCHI (AP) – 14 hours ago

CAIRO — The crews of two Egyptian fishing vessels that overpowered pirates off the Somali coast have sailed into Red Sea waters on their way home along with eight of their former captors, an Egyptian official said Saturday.

The 34 fishermen, who were held for captive for four months, captured eight of the Somali pirates and were bringing them to Egypt, said Egypt's deputy foreign minister for consular affairs, Ahmed Rizq.

The owner of one of the vessels, Mohammad Nasr, said the crews turned down the Egyptian government's offer to fly them back Friday from Yemen, where they arrived after subduing their captors. Nasr said the fishermen wanted to sail back to demonstrate their courage and pride.

He said the pirates are locked in a room on board the boats and there are plans for them to be tried in Egyptian courts.