Egyptian artists paper a Cairo KFC with political expressions

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An artist, center, chats with and gives artistic commentary to two women who had drawn posters of their own, left, outside a closed fast food outlet, in a street which has become a meeting point and workshop for artists to create political posters at the continuing anti-government demonstration in Tahrir Square in downtown Cairo, Egypt on Feb. 9. Tahrir Square has witnessed an explosion of political expression and free speech since the anti-government protests began.

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An artists hangs another political drawing on the shop front of a closed fast food outlet, in a street which has become a meeting point and workshop for artists to create such posters, at the continuing anti-government demonstration in Tahrir Square in downtown Cairo, Egypt on Feb. 9.

 

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Egyptian billionaires are getting ready to withdraw and deposit their money elsewhere. There will be no more paychecks for the military, tanks will be used only to break down super market gates. Egyptians will have gained freedom, but at the price of empty pockets and hunger. It will take years of prayer to bring back the billionaires.

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