Breaking: Rumors on Twitter suggest Mubarak gone

UPDATE: 2/4/11 -  Mubarack has agreed to step down in Sept when his term is up, according to english version of Russia Today TV.  That is not acceptable to the Egyptian people, so they are still out in the streets in the millions.   They are hoping today to get his agreement to step down for good NOW, not later.  

Vatic Note: Ok, think about this, all the leaders so far are going away. Tunisia, Egypt, Obama decides to announce his citizenship and spec by the banker owned press is he is not going to run in 2012 and neither is Leiberscum per his own statement, and so lets watch who else disappears. Are they going underground early??? Is Nibiru here? Are they getting ready to release the killer monkey pox pandemic and thus they need to go underground??? What is going on? I have seen a lot weaker leaders crush a lot stronger rebellions than this one, so what is up???? Just asking. Its too weird. Remember in Khagykistan (?sp) where the President there did the same thing??? If this is for real, maybe we can do the same thing to our khazar international Rothschild bankers...... oh, what a dream that would be. LETS PONDER ON IT. If a big fat peaceful rebellion will get these guys out of the kitchen and into the fire, I am all for it.

Breaking: Rumors on Twitter suggest Mubarak gone
http://www.examiner.com/foreign-policy-in-national/breaking-rumors-on-tweeter-suggest-mubarak-gone
February 1, 2011, Aimee Kilgman, National Examiner

Today, my Twitter page is buzzing, especially around hash tags #Mubarak, #jan25 and #Egypt. Ten minutes ago, my eye caught a tweet from the UK Guardian's Ranj Alaaldin, which said that 'President Mubarak has apparently tendered his resignation according to a source.'

Ranj Alaaldin is is a Middle East political and security risk analyst based at the London School of Economics and Political Science. He visits the Middle East regularly and as part of his recent work on Iraq has visited the country on a number of fact-finding missions. Foreign Policy magazine recently listed him among its 100 best Twitter users in international affairs. He maintains a blog here. http://www.ranjalaaldin.com/

About nine minutes later, another tweet from Dimitri indicating that a Greek defense website, Defencenet.gr, http://www.defencenet.gr/defence/index2.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=17236  reported that Mubarak had left Egypt.

I have asked both sources if they could confirm these statements, and am still waiting for a response.

I have also tweeted to al-Jazeera what I have heard, since I have had their broadcast live since early this morning in New York. The network has not said anything about President Hosni Mubarak, except that its reporters keep asking about the legitimacy of his rule, considering that over 2 million people are now in Cairo's Tahrir Square demanding Mubarak resign.

Al-Jazeera indicated a few minutes ago that Senator John Kerry of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee has asked President Mubarak to step down. This is significant.

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