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February 20th, 2011
04:55 AM ET
Protesters rally in Yemen
Hundreds of anti-government protesters gathered Sunday near a university at the Yemeni capital for a 10th consecutive day, witnesses said.
Some of them chanted, "First Mubarak, now Ali," referring to Yemeni President Ali Abdullah Saleh and Hosni Mubarak, who recently resigned as president of Egypt after nearly 30 years in power.
Pro-government demonstrators were also gathering near Sanaa University, according to Adnan Al-Nahari, a student at the campus.
Will you kindly stop saying anything at all, RUFFNUTT? It has no place here.
(whitecoats and psych aids slowly encroching) mr. Ducky, can you hear me...you want that bath water with or without the bubble??? (doctor gives his back to the patient to draw up the meds and they get closer) Mr DuCkY I hear you like tea parties! How about more age appropiate and more gender compatible tub floaters? Like marvel comic heroes, soldier boys, and squirts guns??? (team moves the hostages-glow girls out of the tub)...
All Egypt and other countries need for a role model of democracy is Wisconsin. People in the streets democrats hiding in Rockford t baggers bussing in and Walker threatens to use National Guard. Show them how great democracy is.
Those university kids should fight for the rights of women, children and infidels and for literacy for all Yemenites, if they've learned anything worth.
Sorry once again liberals. But the people doing these protest, get on their knees and pray for hours each day. Your little escapade is immaginary, this is not a victory for liberalism, this is a victory for freedom. Freedom as Jesus intended it to be. And it will be violated. Sorry liberals. You loose quit pretending. Your game is over, thanks to Egypt.
Mr ducky is'nt with the tea party !!!! He's just a phucen IDIOT!!!