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While most of Egypt is in a blackouts of the Internet and SMS at this time, the website still shows the rest of the world a vivid and disturbing picture of what is going on there.
Various sources have been able to upload pictures and videos of protests and reactions of the police officers who shocked the nation in the Middle East. The anti-government protests have been staged to force the ouster of the current president Hosni Mubarak, at least six people were killed in the demonstrations.
While Twitter, Facebook, Finally, across the Internet have been blocked inside the country, we still were able to receive updates from citizens and professional journalists in Egypt. Who, we have gathered a collection of videos, mostly clips, posted on YouTube, as well as some photos from Flickr stream Al Jazeera English.
Source: mashable.com
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