All hail the tides of change; reflections on the uprisings in Tunisia and Egypt
I have been hoping for a revolution in the middle east for ages. I have always wished to live and see it and I am thankful that I at least have lived to see it begin. It takes but a small spark to ignite the flames of revolution, but producing such a spark requires an effort of herculean proportion. But when that flame is lit it shall burn strong and it shall devour all who stand in its path. The flame of revolution is both refreshing, for change is needed, and it is terrifying, for all the wrongs that it may produce and all the years it will take to clean up after it. Yet we should not diminish our resolve, we must remain committed to this revolt in spite of the unpredictability of events and the warnings of history past. Our world is in dire need of change, politicians must take head and comprehend that business as usual is now a thing of the past and that we the people have had enough of the lies of freedom, democracy and equity. Every government in the world is guilty of such sedi...