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Yahoo! My Yahoo! Mail More Yahoo! Services Account Options New User? Sign Up Sign In Help Yahoo! Search web search Home Singapore Asia Pacific World Business Entertainment Sports Technology Weekend Edition Africa Europe Latin America Middle East North America Factbox - Quotes from Cairo's Tahrir Square protest Reuters - Wednesday, February 9 Send IM Story Print CAIRO - Here are quotes from protesters in Cairo's Tahrir Square Tuesday calling for Egypt's President Hosni Mubarak to step down. * Denotes new item * AFAF NAGED, 71, WHO WAS ON BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT "I came here for the first time today because this cabinet is a failure, Mubarak is still meeting the same ugly faces ... he can't believe it is over. He is a very stubborn man. Also, the state media are lying to us. "I am also here because of Wael Ghonim, he was right when he said that the National Democratic Party is finished. There is no party left but they don't want to admit it," she said of the ruling party. "Our generation helped to set up this idol and the new generation is trying to bring the idol down, so I am going round kissing all the young people ... We could not do what they have done. This is a true revolution." SAID GHARIB, MEMBER OF OPPOSITION GHAD PARTY "I don't have much hope in dialogue, because we have lost trust in these people. For 30 years, they have given promises that they never carried out. For 30 years, they have distorted the will of the people," he said, adding he had been taking part since the first day of protests, January 25. "The last elections were 100 percent rigged. We are staying until Mubarak goes and I hope it will spread to other squares in Egypt." MUHSIN ANWAR, IN 50s, TEACHER: "At first people were afraid to come here, but now people can see how things really are. People have had enough." GABER YOUSSEF HUSSEIN, 52, FROM ASWAN, TOURIST DRIVER: "Every day the number is growing and the consciousness of the people is growing. And every day God exposes Mubarak. "Omar Suleiman can be president for a limited period, but what we want is a liberal democracy. "I will die here if Mubarak does not leave." He said he had been in the square since last Wednesday and held a sign saying: "Dialogue prolongs the life of the regime and gives it the kiss of life. No dialogue until Mubarak leaves." AYMAN FARAG, LAWYER, FROM WEST CAIRO: "There is nothing new in the dialogue. What has happened so far is only half a revolution and I hope it will continue to the end." AMR FATOUH, 25, SURGEON: "This is the first day I have been here, because I have been very busy at the hospital. I hope people will continue and more people will come. At first, people didn't believe the regime would fall but that is changing." Speaking about Google executive Wael Ghonim, who was freed from detention Monday, he said: "People were very sympathetic with Ghonim, they were very moved, because they could see he was just like us." SAYED HAGAZ, 41, IN MARKETING, FROM MANSOURA IN NILE DELTA: "Dialogue would be OK if it was realistic, but this dialogue is just on paper, it is just political manoeuvring to gain time. "If they were serious, they could act within minutes, they could dissolve parliament straight away. But in this paper dialogue, there are no guarantees." Asked if he thought people were willing to stay, he said: "People have been waiting 30 years, it is no problem if they stay here 30 days. Success depends on staying." FACEBOOK POSTING "Anyone who saw the Wael Ghonim interview and is not going to Tahrir tomorrow has no heart." 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