news.bbc.co.uk— He had used his weblog to criticise the country's top Islamic institution, the al-Azhar university and President Hosni Mubarak, whom he called a dictator.
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Egypt is becoming a totalitarian state. They suppress free speech and other such things. The article mentions how last year they arrested a bunch of bloggers. Luckily those were set free. Unfortunately for this man, he wasn't so lucky.
"During the five-minute court session the judge said Soliman was guilty and would serve three years for insulting Islam and inciting sedition, and one year for insulting Mr Mubarak."And you people bitch about not having any freedoms here in he US. Bah.
demonotakuFeb 22, 2007
Egypt is becoming a totalitarian state. They suppress free speech and other such things. The article mentions how last year they arrested a bunch of bloggers. Luckily those were set free. Unfortunately for this man, he wasn't so lucky.
djanakinFeb 22, 2007
"During the five-minute court session the judge said Soliman was guilty and would serve three years for insulting Islam and inciting sedition, and one year for insulting Mr Mubarak."And you people bitch about not having any freedoms here in he US. Bah.