My favorite part of my boat trip between Aswan and Luxor was the graffiti in Luxor. It seemed much angrier that in Aswan and even Cairo.
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| "Who protects the tyrant?" |
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| "Day to preserve the Egyptian identity." |
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| "Hezb al-Nour," the Salafi party |
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| "No to the military government" |
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| "The military are liars." |
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| "Revealed your [something] gas, Israel" |
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| "The revolution is not a monopoly, |
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| "Revolution, revolution until victory." |
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| Something about how America invades all homes through satellite dishes. |
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| We are all martyrs |
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| "Execute al-Aadly, butcher" |
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| "Sit-in 8 July until al-Musheer [Tantawi] is gone." |
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| "Revolution, revolution, until victory." |
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| "The people are the leaders and [something]." |
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| "General Strike" |
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| "Execute the butcher of Maspero" |
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| "A trial by the people." |
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| This guy lost one eye in the 25 January revolution and the other in a later demonstration. |
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| "Khalid Ali for president of Egypt." |
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| Another graffiti of the eye-shooters. |
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| "Beware remanents of the old party." |
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