Manal and Alaa's bit bucket free speech from the bletches

منال صحيح ان القوة اللى قفشت علاء كانت من بوليس الأداب

So I've walked Cairo's streets, and I've mixed my sweat with its exhaust, and its nile breezes.

You husband reminded me today what it is I want to do with my life. I plan on spreading the word here in Washington, DC .

Keep your chin up! and Free Alaa!

These are my first days in reading these bloggers, I can't imagine what I'm reading, I'm always busy @ work, but is Egypt so bad like this?, Are we ruled by such monsters?, Is everything so ugly? I don't know what 2 say but I don't have anything to give except my sympathy and this let me despise myself. God bless u....

he will come back stronger than ever, or as we used to see him full of energy .

So don't u worry. I just feel sad that there's not enough ppl that support this matter. Some sick ppl are just contagious and spread ignorance and stupidity among us. U really did it..! u really stood all the way to what u believe is true; right and fair.. i can count few ppl in history who did so..

You do not know how much I admire all the promising young people in Egypt, with you and your husband on top of the list. You choose to fight an uphill battle rocking the despotic regime and the retrograde society. Taking on both of them at the same time indicates an ambitious wild spirit that can not be dented by these tough days. I am sure that after this vigorous transition period in Egypt you would be happy because you were agents of progress and that you did your best to bring it about.

Being outside Egypt during this time means that I could not participate in your noble struggle, however, to reduce slightly my feeling of shame and guilt I started to send e mails to 1- the international media like BBC, Aljazeera asking them to expose the police state of Mubarak

1. - Minsters of foreign affairs in the western countries asking them to express their condemnation of such detentions and press Mubarak’s regime with whatever means they have to stop oppressing activists.

The martial law must be translated into foreign languages so that we can show to the world the brutal roles by which Mubarak is ruling Egypt. I know a couple of foreign languages but I can not translate a law eloquently. Do you know if any body has an English, French, German or Spanish Version of the law so that I attach it with my e mails?

قلبي معك

فرجه قريب يا يخرج با داخلين له كلنا

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rabna y2weky w enty mesh lwa7dek kolena m3aky ya manal ISA 3ala2 w kol elee m3ah haytl3o 2oryb

قطعتي في قلبي و الله يا بنتي معلش كلها 15 يوم مش هيتمد له اكتر .. بس اكيد كنتي متوقعه ان ده هيحصل .. خليكي راجل اليومين دول مع اني مش بحبكم بس متعاطف معاكم

Of course it is hard...noone feels the same like you coz, no matter how bitter we all feel..you feel it differently...but you gotta admit..realize...and act accordingly...might be "it sure is" the toughest thing in the world..but ma3lesh...hang on...grasp ur threads...and ISA...he will be out soon...soon awi kaman..

عمر السجن ما غير فكرة .. عمر القهر ما اخر بكرة

Hang on in there, there are many people around the world who are thinking of you right now and doing what they can to help. Kind regards K from Oslo

Be strong girl!