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stepped down...

...the Armed Forces took

over the country's affairs.

They swore to God to meet

the people's demands.

So people went home.

And nothing happened.

We didn't put the killers on

trial or change the government.

There is no new constitution,

and the Secret Police are still

in power.

The regime is

not just Mubarak.

The regime is all

the country's institutions,

and they all have to change.

So we went back

to the Square.

We're entering Tahrir Square,

the place of pride and dignity,

where a tent and a blanket

can solve all your problems.

? We'll keep protesting!?

? We'll keep protesting!?

? We're staying here,

we're not going anywhere!?

? We're staying here,

we're not going anywhere!?

? We'll continue

our revolution!?

? We'll continue

our revolution!?

- - The main way

of communicating is through slogans.

- -? Our

revolution is a people's revolution!?

? Our revolution

is a people's revolution!?

? Not a coalition's

- revolution nor a party's revolution!?

The expectation at first was

that he would go and then we'd - all

move on or find a way of doing things.

Now, if he just goes and someone

comes in his place and we have

the whole same regime underneath

him, then we have a major

problem.

It just becomes, we did all of

this in order to just to remove

him

and put someone exactly

like him in his place.

If we still have a police state,

if we still have emergency law,

if we still have

the constitution

pretty much the

same as it is,

then if we had an election

in six months' time,

the situation would

pretty much be the same

because the tools

of the state remain the same.

We're now living

in the state of Tahrir.

It has its housing department.

the Islamist, and the old

regime led by the Army.

The Army has won

part of this revolution.

- - They wanted to

stop Mubarak's son from inheriting power.

Once that happened, they wanted

people to go back home,

and the country to go back

to its corrupt ways.

I'll tell you again,

I have a responsibility.

I feel it,

as an individual,

that I have to insist

on my point of view,

because there is still one

more centimetre I could gain.

Even if it's just one

centimetre, one inch.

- - The Army

are the leaders of the counter-revolution.

You've already won

a lot, and it is threatened.

This is a warning.

Leave! Go home.

If you don't leave,

I will shoot you.

Egyptians do not

revolt easily.

For us to revolt, it means

we've had enough. Enough!

We'll free our country,

no matter what.

And we'll take

down the regime.

The people are determined

to continue their revolution.

Do whatever you want to us.

We're staying,

this is our Square.

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