Fresh fierce clashes in Tunisia as cops fire tear gas, govt dismissed
Tunisia has sworn in a new interim president and he has asked the prime minister to form a unity government. Longtime autocratic ruler President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali fled the country Friday for Saudi Arabia following a popular uprising and deadly riots. Fouad Mebazaa, the former president of the lower house of parliament, was sworn in as chief of state on Saturday. RT on Facebook: www.facebook.com RT on Twitter: twitter.com
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Leon Bolier presents Streamlined 2011 Tunis Teaser
Download on Beatport: bit.ly Download on iTunes: itunes.apple.com A special 10 minute mix previewing the upcoming compilation album. Digital release date September 5 2011. Follow Leon on Facebook: on.fb.me Follow Leon on Twitter: twitter.com
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Muslims Attack on Tunis Synagogue
Hordes of Western, modern-looking Muslims attack the Great Synagogue of Tunis to the chants of "Allahua Akbar!" and the genocial Islamic death chant: "Khaybar Khaybar ya yahud, Jaish Muhammad saya'ud," which means "Jews, remember Khyabar, the army of Mohammed is returning." This cry relates to an event in the seventh century when Muslims massacred and expelled Jews from the town of Khaybar, in modern-day Arabia. News of a prior attack on this synagogue had been wildly disputed, but one thing is certain: the media may be painting these violent uprisings as darling and quaint, but they are anything but. Islamic supremacism is being sold to an unwitting public. Here is a report from February 4th -- when I get more info on the video of the attack, I will report: Tunisia: Interim government still facing violence Spero News Marauders attacked a synagogue in Tunisia, as well as schools. Local vigilantes and the military drove them off. A synagogue was set on fire in Gabes, a city in southern Tunisia on February 1 as gangs rampaged through schools in Tunis. The army responded amidst fears of increasing disorder following the revolt that toppled former President Zine al-Abdine Ben Ali. Changes in the government have resulted in otherwise peaceful days since Ben Ali's departure on January 14, following days of protests that ended 23 years of strict police rule. There were reportedly 147 persons killed during Tunisia's days of rage.
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Confusion overshadows Tunisia elections
Tunisians don't want to see their revolution going to waste but are lost as to who to vote for. With 96 lists of electoral candidates to choose from, all vying for just one of eight seats in parliament, the residents of the Ariana district of Tunis are heading into their country's first ever democratic elections more confused than ever. Duration: 02:12
Tunisia eSports - Virtual Mania Event Trailer By CHAKERz Prod
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Mural painting in Tunisia by Fedele Spadafora
Fedele Spadafora painting a mural under the Tunis Marine Bridge on Avenue Habib Bourgiba in downtown Tunis, October 17, 2011. FREEDOM RISES IN NEW TUNISIA is an event organized by the Tunisian Ministry of Culture dedicated to repainting the grey walls of Tunis.
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Tunis police break up fourth day of protest
Tunisian police have broken up a fourth day of anti-government protests in the capital Tunis. They fired tear gas to force the demonstrators away from a central avenue. The scenes were similar to Saturday's violence when stone-throwing youths clashed with police. An overnight curfew failed to stop trouble breaking out during the day. Tunisia has struggled to restore stability since former President Ben Ali was ousted. ... www.euronews.net
ANONYMOUS - OPERATION TUNISIA - A Press Release
Join us on the IRC - irc.anonops.ru #opTunisia French subtitles added - click CC ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- DEAR CITIZENS OF THE WORLD, The time for truth has arrived. A time for freedom and transparency. A time for people to express themselves freely and to be heard from anywhere across the world. Yet, the Tunisian government has decided it wants to control this present with falsehoods and misinformation and restrict the freedoms of their own people - all of this in order to impose upon them their own self-serving vision of the future. However, they can only accomplish this goal by keeping the truth hidden from its citizens and by putting restrictions on the free access of information. In doing so, the Tunisian government has made itself an enemy of ANONYMOUS. ANONYMOUS can not and will not remain silent while this happens. ANONYMOUS has heard the cries for freedom from the Tunisian people and has decided to help them win this battle against oppression. ANONYMOUS believes there have been and will be further changes in the way the world is organized, so that nevermore will small groups of people be able to restrain the fundamental freedoms of the collective that is humankind. ANONYMOUS therefore believes the Tunisian attempts at censorship are doomed to failure if only we, ANONYMOUS, the people, take up our individual responsibilities. For if only we decide to make it so - it will be done. To the Tunisian government <b>...</b>
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el général, the voice of Tunisia, english subtitles
Why are you worried? Would you tell me something? Don't be afraid! Mr. President, today I am speaking in mame of myself and of all the people who are suffering in 2011, there are still people dying of hunger who want to work to survive, but their voice was not heard get off into the street and see, people have become like animals see the police with batons, takatak they don't care since there is no one telling him to stop even the law of the constitution, put it in water and drink it. Every day I hear of invented process, in spite of the servants of the state know I see the snake that strikes women in headscarves you accept it for your daughter? You know these are words that make your eyes weep as a father does not want to hurt her children then this is a message from one of your children who is telling of his suffering we are living like dogs half of the people living in filth and drank from a cup of suffering Mr. President your people is dead many people eat from garbage and you see what is happening in the country misery everywhere and people who have not found a place to sleep I am speaking in name of the people who are suffering and were put under the feet Mr President, you told me to speak without fear But I know that eventually I will take just slaps I see too much injustice and so I decided to send this message even though the people told me that my end is death But until when the Tunisian will leave in dreams, where is the right of expression? They are just words <b>...</b>
Tunisia's Election And Islamic Movement
TUNIS, Tunisia — The campaign for the first elections born of the revolts that swept the Middle East began in Tunisia on Saturday, featuring 81 political parties in a country where more than 90 percent of the vote used to be awarded to just one. www.blossomingdeen.com Tunisians are electing a constitutional assembly after overthrowing their long-ruling leader President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali in January following a month-long popular uprising that inspired similar movements in Egypt, Libya and elsewhere and has remade the face of the Arab world.www.washingtonpost.com While the past nine months have seen further demonstrations, local unrest and a rise in crime across this North African nation of 10 million, many hope the elections will bring stability. Tunisia's experiment with democracy after a half-century of autocratic rule will be closely watched — and monitored by dozens of observers — for its impact on the rest of the region. www.france24.com "The elections should take place under favorable conditions, but we are ready for any eventuality," said Kamel Jendoubi, the head of the commission overseeing elections. Security officials say that all forces will be mobilized to ensure stability during the elections. "We have no concerns for the security of the electoral process, and we have a lot of reason to be optimistic," Michael Gahler, the head of the European observer mission, said on a visit to the country. Since El Abidine's fall, what was once one of the most <b>...</b>
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Massive turnout for Tunisia's historic poll
www.euronews.net Long queues at almost all polling stations indicated this was a special election in Tunisia. Officials claim the turnout in the country's first free vote was more than 90 per cent - unheard of in the majority of long established democracies. Euronews' reporter in Tunis, Sami Fradi said that the huge turnout throughout the historic election day saw voters of all ages... making it a truly popular vote.
WikiLeaks Leads To Revolution In Tunisia
TYT Mobile: bit.ly Cenk Uygur (host of The Young Turks) explains how WikiLeaks cables exposing rampant government corruption in Tunisia led to a revolution. New TYT Network channels: www.youtube.com www.youtube.com New TYT Facebook Page(!): www.facebook.com Follow us on Twitter: twitter.com www.theyoungturks.com DISCOUNTS: www.theyoungturks.com FREE Movies(!): www.netflix.com Note: The above two links are for TYT sponsors. Read Ana's blog and subscribe at: www.examiner.com www.bbc.co.uk TYT Network (new WTF?! channel): www.youtube.com Check Out TYT Interviews www.youtube.com
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Oussama Mellouli talks to Tunisia Live about the revolution
Interview with Oussama Mellouli is a Tunisian freestyle and individual medley swimmer and is among the world's leading athletes. He told us about his relationship with the former regime and his views of post-revolution Tunisia
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Egyptian and Tunisian Revolutions in Carl Sagan's "Earth the Pale Blue Dot"
Footage of the Tunisian and Egyptian democratic revolutions mixed with timelapses and set to Carl Sagan reading from his book "Earth - The Pale Blue Dot." Remix by Torrey Meeks www.torreymeeks.com ----------- NOTE I used a lot of different material to make this video, but the cornerstone is the original "Earth - The Pale Blue Dot" time lapse film by Michael Marantz: www.michaelmarantz.com Earth - The Pale Blue Dot http VIDEOS SAMPLED: Oliver Wilkins Tahrir Square, Cairo, Feb 1 2011 - vimeo.com www.oliverwilkins.com Jessica Pinney Times Square Time Lapse - vimeo.com www.jpinneyphotography.com Blueglaze LLC New York City Time Lapse - http vimeo.com Josh Owens NYC Sunset - vimeo.com www.mindrelic.com Don Pettit Time Lapse from Space - Earth 2 www.youtube.com Time Lapse from Space - Satellite Launch www.youtube.com Time Lapse Video of Guy Driving Across the Country www.youtube.com [EGYPT] Heroic Egyptian Shows Tiananmen-like Courage, Cairo www.youtube.com 1981 primitive Internet report on KRON www.youtube.com Ark Hotel Construction time lapse building 15 storeys in 2 days www.youtube.com Egypt Cairo TODAY 28.01.2011 Revolution Kasr Al Nile bridge www.youtube.com Egypt explodes in celebration as Mubarak stepping down www.youtube.com Egyptian protests enter fifth day www.youtube.com Exclusive NASA HD Footage - When We Left Earth www.youtube.com First Space Walk www.youtube.com Fresh video of night unrest, tanks looters in riot-tor www.youtube.com HD Earth Views from Space <b>...</b>
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The Stream - Has Tunisia's revolution stalled? - Malek Khadhraoui
After ousting President Ben Ali earlier this year, Tunisians are now struggling to keep the reform movement energised. Read more: stream.aljazeera.com
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Cops in Crowd: Once-Feared Police Join Protests in Tunisia
Tunisia's once-feared police, who carried out the repressive policies of their now exiled president, were joining forces with protesters on Saturday as they marched through the streets of the capital. Some non-uniformed officers, wearing red armbands to distinguish themselves from civilians, led a protest in Tunis on Saturday to call for the creation of a police union and greater rights and pay. Saturday's development was significant because, while the army is respected, police were feared during the 23-year reign of Zine El Abidine Ben Ali, who fled eight days ago to Saudi Arabia after a month of deadly riots around the country.
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Woman singing in downtown Tunis Candle Vigil
SUBSCRIBE PLEASE FOR MORE! Female artist Amel Mathlouthi in Tunisia at the candle vigil singing in rememberance. See my channel for more videos like this one. Lyrics : I'm free for the people who don't fear, I'm the secrets that don't die, I'm the voice for people who don't bow, I'm free and my word is free, I'm free and my word is free. Don't forget the planter of chock, don't forget the traitor,I'm free for the people who don't fear, I'm the secrets that don't die, I'm the voice for people who don't bow, I'm the secret of the red rose .
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Dizzy Gillespie, Arturo Sandoval,"Night in Tunisia"
This was a live recording of Dizzy and friends in Havana in 1985. "Night in Tunisia" was composed by Dizzy in 1942. In 1n 1985, Dizzy Gillespie returned to Cuba after an absence of 40 years. He was one of the first American jazz musicians to add Afro-Cuban elements to his music, and Cubans to his big band. Most notably, in the 40s, was percussionist, Chano Pozo. A then-young Arturo Sandoval (trumpet) and Gonzalo Rubalcaba (piano) sit in with Dizzy's band. Bari sax player, Sayyd Abdul al-Khabbyr, is remarkable. Walter Davis is on in this number.Great fun!
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Egyptian and Tunisian People vs US Dominance
Phyllis Bennis: US supported states and regional domination shaken by people's uprisings
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Tunisia extremists firebomb home of 'blasphemous' TV station head
About a hundred men, some of whom threw Molotov cocktails, lay siege to the home of Nabil Karoui, the head of the private television station Nessma late on Friday, the station reported in its evening news bulletin. Tunisian extremists firebombed the home of a TV station chief Friday, hours after militants protesting its broadcast of a film they say violated Islamic values clashed with police in the streets of Tunis.
Si Lemhaf -Tunis by night
For more songs and Informations please visit "Lemhaf" fanpage in Facebook ! Fan page: www.facebook.com Album: 7ess DOWNLOAD: iTunes : tinyurl.com Amazon: tinyurl.com ..And other online shops - mar7be bik fi Tunis... Tunisia's largest city,on the Mediterranean Sea emmaskha,khamja,mbalbza,dekhla b3athha...ema todkhel lel 9alb wetrabbi 3leha el kebda. if you are not from Tunis...visit our hot,nice,weird and dirty city and come party with us,you´re welcome. Lyrics : 3annathra loula t9oul ma 3andek win temchi tkhamem drayej,wet9oul nemchi win yji tokhrej tettalfa7 tal9ana malmoumin trana partout mel marsa lel 7alfawine "Tunis by night" barmej men jdid "Tunis by night" programek jeybou mel 7it "Tunis by night" barmej men jdid "Tunis by night" programek jeybou mel 7it asfer,azra9,wak7el,zidou barcha gris hetha chi yjini,ki nsawer tounes fellil tra men koll fi2et,mel meddayen lezzabrat les caisses lkoll tref,mel X5 lel 4 4 "Tunis by night" re7et echiat fi koll coin "Tunis by night" tetwa9ef fi koll rompoint "Tunis by night" re7et echiat fi koll coin "Tunis by night" tetwa9ef fi koll rompoint ettounsi li ettounsi khou,bannek,wekhou bel khater 9hawi tounes lelfom, temli mel avenue lennasr ay we7ed fina mou7alel,wellkollha fardwa9t t3abber, jari mhaf fel koura ,ki tchatti ykawer ta7t la9nater "Tunis by night" a3ref win t7ott sa99ik "Tunis by night" dez doura ken mguayna a3lik "Tunis by night" a3ref win t7ott sa99ik "Tunis by night" dez doura ken mguayna a3lik
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Frustration and fury on the streets of Tunis
Euronews' correspondant in Tunis, Jamel Ezzedini, was able to get exclusive pictures of some of the latest violence in the Tunisian capital. The unrest prompted the president to make a television announcement urging the army and police not to use firearms, and calling for peace. But by that time one man had been shot in front of our reporter, along with an unconfirmed number of others, some fatally. ... www.euronews.net
Chicken Shawarma in Tunisia
I went to Tunis for the July 10th weekend to visit my cousin. We had some delicious shawarma. I recorded the ordering and making of the food, and random interactions with locals.