It's close now.

[south]

The picture pretty much says it all.

http://www.voanews.com/english/news/...114997329.html

Hundreds of thousands of people have flooded into central Cairo, where protesters have called for a "million-strong" march to press their demand that Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak cede power.

And in Jordan:
AMMAN, Jordan — King Abdullah II of Jordan fired his government in a surprise move on Tuesday, in the face of a wave of demands of public accountability sweeping the Arab world

http://www.nytimes.com/2011/02/02/wo.../02jordan.html

[Bill Roy]

Could this be the Eastern European anti communist revolutions happening again but this time in the Arabic world?

Let us just hope that what follows will be 'freedom' and not the simple exchange of one group of despots for another maybe more tyrannical group of despots.

[DomainsInc]

its pretty exciting to see but i assume will be very disappointing when/if extremists get into power.

[katherine]

The Arab people are fighting for democracy and freedom with their hands and their feet and could well achieve what bush could not with weapons of mass destruction