CLEAN: Cairo braces for sixth day of anti-Mubarak anger

The transcript discusses the inspiration drawn from Tunisia's revolution, emphasizing the shared dreams and rights of the people. It calls for unity and fair elections to choose leaders who represent the people's aspirations. The speaker criticizes the current regime for its oppressive actions and highlights the role of the army in protecting citizens. There is a strong rejection of military rule, with a demand for justice against Mubarak for his crimes. The conclusion reflects on the need to end dictatorship and the hope for a better future.

What inspired the people to strive for their dreams and rights?

• Economic prosperity

• The promises of their President

• International support

• The success of Tunisia

What is the people's view on organizing elections?

• They believe it should be postponed indefinitely

• They think it should be controlled by the army temporarily

• They want immediate elections without any control

• They are against any form of elections

How is the current regime described in the second section?

• As a benevolent dictatorship

• As a democratic government

• As a criminal regime

• As a peaceful administration

What role did the army play according to the second section?

• They were inactive

• They protected the protesters

• They remained neutral

• They supported the regime

What is the demand regarding Mubarak in the final section?

• To allow him to continue ruling

• To negotiate with him for peace

• To bring him to justice for his crimes

• To honor him for his service