Ambulance, ambulance
beginning of the martyrs deaths
I am the mother of a martyr. He died for the country.
The officers were much more violent than the soldiers
They were using sticks, metal sticks, rubber hoses, and...what can I say about the Egyptian army?
Live ammunition
This is the blood of the martyr, we don't know his name yet
Mr Tanatawi, purify yourself, and the people will accept this.
Until now, the military council is protecting Hosni Mubarak
The military council needs to be put on trial, and the army needs to return to the barracks.
I was talking to the officer, why? Because they've brought thugs with weapons.
We haven't picked up anything yet. They call us thugs, where are the thugs?
All of this started when the mother of a martyr was dragged by her hair in the street. That made us react, they took 17 of us and one of us was shot.
Speak out, don't be afraid/The military must leave!
We have cases from rubber bullet injuries, and the sticks of the military police.
There are gashes in the head, we stitch them up here. The two who left are live ammunition injuries.
Live ammunition. We have not confirmed any deaths yet.
They're all full. He's been hit in the head. Hit in the head with a bullet.
We will get his rights. Not just Mina's rights, all of the rights of the martyrs of Jan 25, all of those who died from that moment till now.
This street, Mohammad Mahmoud street, for us it has been renamed to the martyr Mina Daniel street.
And the biggest street in Egypt will, God willing, be renamed to Khaled Said Street.
Come and look at this, Hussen Tanatawi, come and look at what is being done to Egypt's sons, what is being done to the young people
Those who were thrown in the garbage, our children were run over and thrown in the garbage.
Everyone in Tahrir is Ahmed, and Ahmed's blood will not go in vain as long as they're in Tahrir.
As long as they are standing.
I will say Ahmed's blood has been wasted if they leave. If they kneel to them and leave, then my son's blood has gone in vain.
As long as they're standing firm, my son lives on. My son's death will not go in vain. All of them are Ahmed. Every woman and every man there is Ahmed.
Ahmed was one person, now all of those in Tahrir are Ahmed. And they will take his rights back. And God will not forget.
Elections? Let the people of the elections come and see the young people.