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"The fate of Egypt's President Hosni Mubarak, his entire state apparatus, and that of the popular uprising confronting them now depends largely on the actions of his army and security forces, says BBC Security Correspondent Frank Gardner. This is the most serious popular challenge to his 30-year rule that anyone can remember, and if these protests continue and intensify there are bound to be senior voices within the military tempted to urge him to stand down."
Anyone know if either him or his wife emptied their savings from the banks ?
That's what happened in Tunisia...1.5 tons of gold taken from the bank and out of the country right before Mr. and Mrs. dictator left themselves.
They won't leave until they've moved their wealth..just like any good dictator would do.
Boy..doesn't take much for these dictators to go running.
What..8 hours of rioting over 2 days..?
Maybe his gold is in Switzerland, where the reports have him going.
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