As Egyptians trickle into Tahrir to commemorate the 2011
revolution, hijacked by the army, it becomes ever more important to listen to
the unheard voices.
Philip Rizik, Roar Magazine
On the morning of January 25, 2014 as people trickle into
Tahrir Square, it is once again important to realize where we point our gaze to
understand a bit of what is taking place in Egypt. A discourse of terror has
scared many into supporting with blind faith a military leader who claims to be
able to re-instate the good old days of stability. This discourse of fear also
has the opposite effect and across the population there are those who are not
falling for the terror trap.
