Following are excerpts from anti-Mubarak demonstrations in Egypt, which aired on Al-Jazeera TV, on January 27, 2006.
Demonstrator: Freedom - where are you?
Crowd: Freedom - where are you?
Demonstrator: The security agencies keep you away from us.
Crowd: The security agencies keep you away from us.
Demonstrator: The security agencies are the dogs of the county.
Crowd: The security agencies are the dogs of the county.
Demonstrator: They have led the country to bankruptcy.
Crowd: They have led the country to bankruptcy.
Demonstrator: Husni Mubarak - we challenge you.
Crowd: Husni Mubarak - we challenge you.
Demonstrator: We, the people, hate you.
Crowd: We, the people, hate you.
Demonstrator: Down with Husni Mubarak.
Crowd: Down with Husni Mubarak.
Demonstrator: Enough, oh Mubarak!
Crowd: Enough, oh Mubarak!
Demonstrator: Haven't all your terms in office been enough for you?
Crowd: Haven't all your terms in office been enough for you?
Demonstrator: Egypt is not your father's private farm.
Crowd: Egypt is not your father's private farm.
Demonstrator: Its people are not slaves.
Crowd: Its people are not slaves.
Demonstrator: We have put up with you for a quarter of a century.
Crowd: We have put up with you for a quarter of a century.
Demonstrator: Our lives are in the mud.
Crowd: Our lives are in the mud.
Demonstrator: Down with Husni Mubarak.
Crowd: Down with Husni Mubarak.
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Demonstrator: What does Mubarak want?
Crowd: What does Mubarak want?
Demonstrator: That all the people kiss his feet.
Crowd: That all the people kiss his feet.
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Demonstrator: You have left Egypt in ruins.
Crowd: You have left Egypt in ruins.
Demonstrator: The first word in the constitution
Crowd: The first word in the constitution
Demonstrator: freedom for Ayman Nur.
Crowd: freedom for Ayman Nur.