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November 24 2011

"Calling the revolution a success or failure is like deciding the result of a football match 45 minutes into the game. The revolution is at best halfway through. The seven-eight month hiatus was a result of the misguided perception that removing Mubarak from the presidency was the ultimate objective. The past months have proven that Mubarak is not the regime, rather just the ugly tip of a hideous iceberg. This is why we are back in Tahrir."

Hatem Rushdy, one of six Egyptians who have documented the revolution online this year, joins us for a live discussion about Egypt’s political future (via guardian)

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