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Now things will really start to get interesting.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20110211/...mi_ea/ml_egypt
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(hats off to Jesse's Cafe Americain)
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Woohoo! Wish i was there!Comment
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Re: Mubarak resigns!
With your profile I would expect Big ThingsOriginally posted by karim0028 View Post
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Who votes for me as new Pharoah.... Err umm, i mean duly elected president :-)Originally posted by don View PostWith your profile I would expect Big ThingsComment
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Swiss Freeze Mubarak's assets, American puppets take note!
When the Agency says you're going, best to go . . . now.Comment
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Hire a few agitators, drum the beat of media globally, and you have a change of gov't. Let the Middle East face lift continue. Same people that put them in take them out.The greatest obstacle to discovery is not ignorance - it is the illusion of knowledge ~D BoorstinComment
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Egypt: Hosni Mubarak used last 18 days in power to secure his fortune
Hosni Mubarak used the 18 days it took for protesters to topple him to shift his vast wealth into untraceable accounts overseas, Western intelligence sources have said.
By Philip Sherwell, in New York, Robert Mendick, and Nick Meo in Cairo 8:26PM GMT 12 Feb 2011
The former Egyptian president is accused of amassing a fortune of more than £3 billion - although some suggest it could be as much as £40 billion - during his 30 years in power. It is claimed his wealth was tied up in foreign banks, investments, bullion and properties in London, New York, Paris and Beverly Hills.
In the knowledge his downfall was imminent, Mr Mubarak is understood to have attempted to place his assets out of reach of potential investigators.
On Friday night Swiss authorities announced they were freezing any assets Mubarak and his family may hold in the country's banks while pressure was growing for the UK to do the same. Mr Mubarak has strong connections to London and it is thought many millions of pounds are stashed in the UK.
But a senior Western intelligence source claimed that Mubarak had begun moving his fortune in recent weeks.
"We're aware of some urgent conversations within the Mubarak family about how to save these assets," said the source, "And we think their financial advisers have moved some of the money around. If he had real money in Zurich, it may be gone by now."Comment
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