We, then, sprang up like wild grass in a desert, multiplied, and roamed
the streets of Rabat, Baghdad, Damascus and Cairo, calling for a
revolution. We wanted democracy for our sake, not Bush’s democracy
tinged with blood; we wanted equality, change and reforms and a world in
which Gaza is not habitually destroyed by Israel and children of Derra
could protest without being shot; where leaders do not pose as
divinities and relish the endless arsenals of their western benefactors.
We sought a life in which freedom is not a rickety dingy crossing the
sea to some uncertain horizon where we are treated as human rubbish on
the streets of western lands.
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we should be wary that a faux “movement” may be manufactured on the backs of real movements that have sought to upend that political and ...
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Americans “must make our choice. We may have democracy, or we may have wealth concentrated in the hands of a few, but we can’t have both.”...
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