Egypt Revolution 2011: Day 17, Doctors & Nurses in Cairo march to Tahrir Square

25 January 2011 Egypt Revolution
DAY 17 - Thursday afternoon, 10 February 2011
Doctors and Nurses from Cairo in peaceful demonstration down Qasr Al Ainy street to Tahrir Sq.

As I walked up the block to Qasr Al Ainy street, two elderly women were behind me saying (arabic), "No, no, I won't go out there. It's chaos. It's chaos."
Unfortunately, my Arabic is rather lousy and I couldn't ask them look for their own eyes and tell me what part of this peaceful, respectful march was chaos.? They all were on one side of the street so that traffic and pedestrians could continue to walk and make their way through the area.

** peace

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[beautys9]

many of us (Egyptian doctors) has been in Tahrir square from the first day to help out the people who got injured and we participated in the protests but we organized this march because we had a message and that is EVEN THOUGH WE( DOCTORS) are not into politics and we understand almost nothing but medicine, But we support these protests because the brutal and inhuman ways used by the regime against the protesters and against people is totally unacceptable..HUMAN'S SOLE HAS A VALUE

[MrMidnightsteve]

Fight on Egyptians you will win your freedom victory is at hand. I am an American born citizen and I support the Egyptian people for freedom !

[RDinGeneral]

If I was not an Egyptian .. I would want to be an Egyptian.

[AhmedIElsheikh]

@aaaat12303 we believe in our army.....if you want dictators vote for them in your country...

[boody680]

if i were not egyption i will be egyptian

[WyldOrbit]

Look at hencenan and ineffiblezigging! Hired propagators! Mindless bitchass slaves!

[mydailycomplaint]

God bless ---peace !!! The social movement has begun , the peoples voice!!!!! Mydailycomplaint enjoys your videos.....peace to u and everyone!

[odendahlt]

I believe that the entire world would benefit if morality ( How we Think ) is part of our lives.

[aaaat12303]

Seriously guys? Mubarak might have been somewhat of a dictator, but at least he protected his country from Islamic extremist influence and gave israel an ally for thirty years. And he was an American sympathizer and ally. And now theyre free? What's their government gonna be now? The military is probably going to stay in power for a while. And what if they don't want to give up power? The Egyptian protest against Mubarak will look like a tense dinner silence compared to the "protest" against th

[Xzqst]

@gotama420 happy us! FREEDOM AT LAST! not an Egyptians but i feel very pleased with the outcome. a showcase of human spirits in a MEGA scale.

[TheCyoruk]

nobody wants Mubarak.. its crazy that they had enough enough for long time