<story><title>Egyptian Revolution Live [video]</title><url>http://english.aljazeera.net/watch_now/?</url></story><parent_chain></parent_chain><comment><author>kloncks</author><text>Egyptian here.&lt;p&gt;What I can&apos;t believe is the irresponsible behavior with taking down the Internet in a civilized country smack-dab in the middle of the World. That reckless behavior only goes to show how out of touch the current regime really is. There&apos;s no thinking whatsoever in how catastrophic (economically, politically, morally) such an action really is.&lt;p&gt;Yet beyond that, I&apos;m just worried. I&apos;m terrified actually. While the regime needs to change, I&apos;m not yet sure about the future. Will Islamists seize power? Will another corrupt official do that? Will Chaos and Anarchy ensue?&lt;p&gt;The trouble with Tunisia is that we&apos;ve yet to see the results of the revolution. Things are developing...but we don&apos;t yet know if it&apos;s successful or not.&lt;p&gt;Not to mention that certain events are making me very sad. I do realize it&apos;s hard to mass-protest in a very sane manner...but something like lighting up the National Democratic Party&apos;s HQ on fire, when it&apos;s across the street from the National Museum (King Tut + 100,000 other priceless treasures) and there&apos;s a huge threat of the fire spreading...just worries me. I remember when Iraq was first attacked; the first things that were looted were priceless treasures from Mesopotamia.</text></comment>
<story><title>Egyptian Revolution Live [video]</title><url>http://english.aljazeera.net/watch_now/?</url></story><parent_chain></parent_chain><comment><author>jacquesm</author><text>Al Jazeera is more and more a resource of quality, it&apos;s gotten to the point that when you want news that is relatively spin free that you can go to the BBC or to Al Jazeera. The interesting part for me is that they are a better source of real info on the US and Europe than most local media.&lt;p&gt;The chances are though that that is because they&apos;re not reporting on their &apos;home turf&apos;, does that extend to them reporting on Arab affairs as well?</text></comment>