there s a difference between a revolution or a change that wants to alter resources and rules. yes. and a revolution that wants to change a culture. yes. and a culture want to move, in this case, i would argue, from a an unsustainable system. every system in this country is unsustainable. to sustainable systems. by all means necessary. that s how i interpret the occupation, the resistance is we know this is all unsustainable. we re not going to participate in unsustainable solution, i don t care if you like barack obama, mitt romney, buddy romer, it is all unstanl sustainable. if we take over, then we d arrange the rules and relation lagss like this which is then perfect, which is no longer part of the psychology. is that fair? that s right, there s a deep skepticism that electing the right people is the way forward because that has failed. a whole revolution in russia, threw out the o lig arcs and
co-lig said, mubarak s fall shows oppression and use of force cannot add life to the current regimes and time for change has come happening now in algeria, security forces preemptively tamping down another planned protest before it could begin. 100 demonstrators have been detained in algiers this morning. the chants from demonstrator, change the power. these image just coming in to the cnn newsroom. history playing out on the streets of egypt. this is really big. but the next big challenge is already here. how will the country be ruled now? up next, some insight from one of the foremost authorities on mideast politics. we ll talk to this expert about the military and what changes may be in store for egypt under the rule of this military council. you don t know