A Necessary Introduction

This was the comment I posted after the Tunisians succeeded in toppling their president. I called up my friends and relatives, and we congratulated each other as if the Tunisian Revolution was our own. We were sincerely happy for them. I was in my home in Tunis, a small village in the Oasis of Fayou...

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Zusammenfassung:	This was the comment I posted after the Tunisians succeeded in toppling their president. I called up my friends and relatives, and we congratulated each other as if the Tunisian Revolution was our own. We were sincerely happy for them. I was in my home in Tunis, a small village in the Oasis of Fayoum, following live, and for the first time in my life, a revolution that deposed an Arab dictator. I met up with some of my friends in the village and we celebrated Tunisia’s revolution together. And, of course, we wondered whether the Egyptian people would ever