Welcome back once again kiddies as we explore yet another section of the songs I have dedicated to our proud ally Egypt who has single-handily overthrown their own government for a better and brighter future. So continues our play list and so continues their fight. Let’s wish them good luck and good fortune.

#29
“Don’t Damn Me” by Guns N’ Roses
“Don’t damn me when I speak a piece of mind.”

Who are we to judge anything that goes on in other countries? If there is anything I believe then I firmly believe the United States should keep their phallic like nose out of other people’s business. I know the United States was chomping at the bit to interfere in the business of Egypt but thankfully we did not and it’s a good thing because they have everything well under control.

#28
“Praise The Lord And Pass The Ammunition” by Serj Tankian
“Lay it down. Burn it down.”

I usually use this song when I speak of our former president George W. Bush because his political and religious propaganda annoy the hell out of me. But I thought this was a fitting song for this situation because even though they may not be praising the lord or whatever they were still passing around the ammunition like it was a cheap bottle of wine. Rage on Egypt!

#27
“Pirates And Rebels” by Chiodos
“So let’s take up the goblet.”

They may say these scoundrels are nothing more than petty pirates and rebels but I know better. Besides since when did it become such a crime to become a rebel? I say rebel on because your government was oppressive and it was high time you did something about it. I proudly call myself a rebel and would fight anyone who thinks differently.

#26
“From Ritz To Rubble” by The Arctic Monkeys
“Still in your brain, you got something to prove.”

Yeah the high and mighty used to sit on the thrones of Egypt but no more. Their entire world has come crashing down around them and I couldn’t be happier. It’s always nice to see the high and mighty come crashing down in a pile of dust. It just makes me wonder what the proud are going to do when they realize they have absolutely no where to run and no where to hide?

#25
“Assassinate Me” by Jesus On Extasy
"I know you call me bitch just a fucking faggot."

It’s high time for the high and mighty to face their ordeal and what better way than to assassinate them in front of the whole world? Maybe I’m a little blood thirsty but why not be? The oppressive government wasn’t wary of pissing the people off so why not rain down on their precious parade and run them completely out of the country? While Egypt is at it they may as well go for some good ole blood shed because that always puts everyone in a better mood.

#24
“Set Me Free” by Anatasia
“I’m outta love. Set me free and let me out this misery.”

It’s time for the people of Egypt to experience the true meaning of freedom and what better way to celebrate that feeling than having some good ole Anatasia blasting over the loud speakers? You’re free now Egypt so it’s time to celebrate and throw the biggest party you have ever thrown. Make sure everyone gets good and plastered but beware the hang over. Those are always a bitch.

#23
“Through The Fire” by Day Of Fire
“Walking the flame again, I’ll be there to hold your hand.”

The people of Egypt have come through the fire and now it’s time to throw off those old chains of oppression and celebrate and new and much deserved freedom. As you come through the fire be sure to set something explosive on fire because you’ve got people in the United States rooting for you and we want to see something really go up in flames.

#22
“President Of What?” by Death Cab For Cutie
“Walls are caving in.”

Pretty self explanatory here. The high and mighty use to reign over the people with a closed fist but no more. The president or whatever they have over there has finally got his due and there is no one happier than the people of Egypt. You use to be famous and fabulous but now you are nothing but a has been. How does it feel?

#21
“The Unforgiven II” by Metallica
“If you can understand the me then I can understand the you.”

Some people may say people who rise up against their government are traitors and should not be forgiven. But I say to you that the United States was founded on the ideas of traitors and without their massive influence we wouldn’t be a country right now. Not only would we not be a country but we wouldn’t be the best country in the world. So now that Egypt is free from their sovereign maybe they will know the great freedom and wealth we all enjoy and take for granted every single day in this country.

#20
“War” by Farewell
“You said you wanted war but nobody wants to fail the future.”

There was really no reason for war when it came to Egypt because they did it with massive riots and outlandish behavior. Good for them. Of course, if they did go to war then I would be one of their main supporters because I am against any type of government that would oppress people. So without the threat of war the Egyptians showed their strength and showed the world they were not to be fucked with. Congratulations.