mohamed N melinda

it is very nice to see some one is awake in Mena with me and nagi

i dont think there is summer in usa compared to egypt

good morning masriyah

yess it is almost summer it is 32 celisuis about 84 degree

good morning nagi . i am having my morning tea too now

it is hot in egypt . i know i will be freezing in usa thats why i bought many warm clothes

good morning everyone wish u great day all

inshaAllah the visa will be issued the same day of his interview as nagi

you are in our prayer

congratulation on his arrival wish u so happy life. did they made interview with him in fjk airport? i heared that from some one

if he will take it from new york Egypt air will be the best for him as it is non-stop and also the lowest price but it go high in the summer if u booked it one month be4 it will be cheaper

inshaAllah i am taking Egyptair and it is one way trip and if they gave me hard time about it at the airport i will get round one if not that will be ok

good morning every one wish all have great day

this week cairo got two visa in hands CairoBound and t and a

congratulation CAIROBOUND it came after long time of waiting wish you so happy life with your hubby

congratulation dear friend Tasha congratulation Ayman you guys desereve to be happy and familly should be together . i can imagine first time Ayman will hold baby boy Malek i hope you will take pics of this special moment for you both

for me i still have 16 days in Egypt . this days i am very busy trying to tell my patients i am leaving and close my lab and also pack my laguage

wish best for all who waiting thier visa . you are all in my prayer

Mohamed

congratulation Cairo do so much better work now

congratulation Tasha and ayman so happy for you guy

you and ayman are wonderful friends Allah bless you with happy life inshaAllah

thanks Fiath for your information you always great friend very helpful

good morning nagi hope u have great day

chyrel and ahmed soon inshaAllah u will get yours

estadia sarra inshaAllah you will get your NO2 soon

have great day Mena

mashaAllah it is very good to see kind wonderful brother here

happy friday to all

Allah bless you all

Let it go, Mohamed. There is far worse going on here in VJ land.

i agree with u nagi but u know there is some wonderful poeple helpful poeple here in the other hand there are more rude and mean

i agree with my sweet sister mocasin (nagi) ..let it go and enjoy your friday...insha'allah and peace to you and yours..dean

thanks brother dean peace to you and yours Allah bless and protect you always

they didnot ask me to show those copies cause i didnot had it lol

so i gewss they dont as for it

just make sure to send him copy of NO1 and NO2 and REF if it found

wish u great smooth interview inshaAllah

shalom!

i dont think it is freedom to insult religion as u write in your siggy BUY DANISH LETS FREEDOM PREVAIL

to insult prophet Muhammed (SAW) you think thats freedom?

go isreal kill childern and rape muslim women!!!!!!!!!!!!

is that the fairness and freedom from your opinion??????????????????????????

what a shame

Let it go, Mohamed. There is far worse going on here in VJ land.

i agree with u nagi but u know there is some wonderful poeple helpful poeple here in the other hand there are more rude and mean

shalom!

i dont think it is freedom to insult religion as u write in your siggy BUY DANISH LETS FREEDOM PREVAIL

to insult prophet Muhammed (SAW) you think thats freedom?

go isreal kill childern and rape muslim women!!!!!!!!!!!!

is that the fairness and freedom from your opinion??????????????????????????

what a shame

shalom!

Alukum Alsalam warahot Allah waBrakatu

HAPPY friday everyone . congratulation birdget for you hubby arrival today safe inshaAllah

and pray for who waiting thier visa

t and a (Tasha) inshaAllah soon very soon will hear good news and Lynne and ahmed chyryelandahmed and Shekspiar and every one else waiting thier visa you all in my prayer

and who get thier visas wish soon your beloved be with you

here in Mahalla condition is become much better just police in every where it was big strike and yes it sucess at least it told the goverment something to make change.

about gaza i dont think something would happen soon

good morning nagi how is things in your side

good morning every everyone

good morning MENA

congratulation cheryl . so happy for you . hope he get it so soon ansaAllah

happy monday everyone

welcome to vj

MAHALLA EL-KUBRA, Egypt (Reuters) - Egyptians angry with the government about high prices set fire to shops and two schools in a Nile Delta textile town on Sunday after police thwarted plans for a general strike and countrywide protests.

Police fought battles through the streets of Mahalla el-Kubra with the protesters, led by textile workers who tried to go on strike for more pay to compensate for inflation.

The demonstrators set ablaze a primary school, a preparatory school and a travel agency, among other shops in the working-class town, and stopped an incoming train by putting blazing tyres on the railway tracks, witnesses said

Police fired rubber bullets and tear gas to disperse the protests. Some 40 people were injured and hundreds of others had breathing problems from gas inhalation, security sources said.

Protesters threw stones at police, attacked police vehicles and tore down the posters of the ruling party's candidates in Tuesday's local elections, witnesses said.

Egypt's urban consumer inflation jumped to an 11-month high of 12.1 percent in the year to February. Higher prices for food have hit the poorest Egyptians hardest.

Independent workers groups and opposition parties had hoped the 20,000 workers at state-owned Misr Spinning and Weaving Company in Mahalla would go on strike as the centrepiece of a national day of protest at economic grievances.

But a strong police presence, stormy weather and stern warnings from the government helped to thwart their plans.

Across the country police arrested more than 200 people. In the capital riot police hemmed in small groups of protesters.

The call for a national general strike had won overt support from the anti-government protest movement Kefaya and some small opposition parties and movements. The influential Muslim Brotherhood, the main opposition force, gave it tacit approval but said it would not participate.

PLAINCLOTHES

In Mahalla, 100 km (60 miles) north of Cairo, hundreds of plainclothes security men took control of the massive textile factory before work began, worker activists said.

"They (were) inside and outside the factory and workers who managed to reach the place were taken one by one to their machines and were forced to work," arim Al Behiry, a blogger who works in the textile factory told Reuters.

Police escorted small groups of workers from the factory at the end of their shifts to stop them organising and protesting.

Opposition activists had hoped the day would crown a recent wave of strikes and protests against high prices and show the government the strength of popular discontent.

Those detained on Sunday were from Cairo, Alexandria, and the provinces of Beheira, Gharbia and Qena. They included activists from Kefaya, the Ghad (Tomorrow) party, the frozen Labour Party, labour activists and a handful of people who had called for the strike on Facebook.

They were held mostly for distributing leaflets in support of the strike or protesting, security sources said.

"These included the opposition blogger Malek Mostafa," lawyer and human rights activist Gamal Eid told Reuters.

The police presence was especially strong around Tahrir Square in central Cairo and at the headquarters of the lawyers and journalists association, popular venues for protests.

"We tried to demonstrate in Tahrir Square but we were chased out and some of us were arrested," Abdelwahab El-Messiri, the general coordinator of Kefaya, told Reuters.

"So we decided to cancel it because we don't want to have victims," he added.

Workers in Kafr Al Dawar and Shebine Al Koom said there too organisers had cancelled solidarity strikes and demonstrations.

But some private schools in Cairo cancelled classes and told pupils to stay at home for fear of trouble in the streets.