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Friday, January 28th has been declared “The Day of Anger” in Egypt! After the noon-time prayers, Egyptians will empty the mosques and flood the streets for the 4th and hopefully, most impactful day of protests, yet. The government has cutoff access to the internet and there are reports that the military will be deployed in full force. A massacre in Egypt is about to take place if the world doesn’t interfere. Talk to the media. Talk to your representatives. Help get the voices of our Egyptian brothers and sisters heard across the globe!
FOR THE LATEST UP-TO-DATE NEWS, PHOTOS, and VIDEOS FROM THE PROTESTS,
Please Visit the “We Are All Khaled Said” Page on Facebook!
Please Visit the “We Are All Khaled Said” Page on Facebook!
- GLOBAL - Call your elected officials and make Egypt’s violent actions against their peaceful, unarmed citizens an issue.
- GLOBAL - Call your Egyptian embassy in massive numbers and demand they stop using military force on unarmed civilians.
- GLOBAL - Contact news agencies to ensure they are adequately and properly covering the protests:
- ‘Bombard’ the BBC with requests to report on the flotilla
- Call MSNBC to demand they cover the Egyptian protests: 1 (212) 664-4444
- Call CNN to demand they cover the Egyptian protests: 1 (404) 827-2600
- Click here for a list of media email addresses
- GLOBAL – Join officials’ Facebook Pages and leave comments to bring attention to the Egyptian protests.
- GLOBAL - Protest in front of your nearest Egyptian embassy or other meeting point.
- Click here for a list of actions! (To add an action to this list, please send a facebook event link to pieceofmind@publicrealm.net)
- US - Contact the White House to express your anger that US military aid to Egypt is used to attack civilians. The White House comment line may also be reached at +1 (202) 456-1111.
- US – Call the US State Department and ask to leave a voicemail for Secretary Clinton, calling her to unequivocally condemn the actions of the Egyptian government. +1 (202) 647-4000
- UK – Email the Foreign Commonwealth Office at private.office@fco.gov.uk , AINAGCorrespondence@fco.gov.uk , haguew@parliament.uk
- UK – Contact your Councillors, MP, MEPs, MSPs, or Northern Ireland, Welsh and London AMs.
- Global - Sign the petition demanding that President Mubarak stops the violence and allows the Egyptian people to exercise their right to free speech.
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