| That's what Akaev said, too... |
Cairo's security director said yesterday that police will no longer tolerate the pro-reform rallies that have been taking place in the past months, in a stern warning a day before democratic activists and a banned Islamic group plan a joint demonstration in front of Parliament. Despite the police warnings, the "Kifaya" movement, which has carried several rallies against President Hosni Mubarak since December, said it is going ahead with its protest today.| "Mustafa? Is the cannon fodder ready?" "Yeah, boss." "Hokay. Lemme know how it goes. I'll be at the Hilton, in the dining room." |