Where In The World Is Hosni Mubarak?

[Dave]

I can't find any news on his current location. Is it a secret?

[Emil]

I don't think anyone knows for sure but he may be in Sharm el-Sheikh (in Egypt). There are also rumours that he has left the country, possibly to Saudi Arabia or Dubai.

[Dave2006]

Didn't West Ham sign him in the January transfer window? I think he scored yesterday!

Dave

[kissmyshadestoo]

From ABC News: "Some experts have estimated that the Mubarak family has a net worth as high as $70 billion, while others have reported $40 billion, but U.S. intelligence sources told ABC News that the real number is probably much lower. "

He can have his choice of fancy hideouts with all that cash.

[Dave]

Mubarak In A Coma

Max Read —
What's former Egyptian dictator Hosni Mubarak up to? According to an Egyptian newspaper, he's been in a coma since Saturday and is "currently receiving medical treatment." The Egyptian government says that Mubarak has been in the resort town of Sharm al-Sheikh (and not in Germany or Saudi Arabia, as has been rumored) since his Thursday speech, during which, according to rumors, he fainted twice. Mubarak is 82, and underwent gall bladder surgery in Germany in 2010. [al-Arabiya]

[Black Cloud]

hosni in a coma
i know
i know
it's really serious

It's also a really clever way to get yourself and your family out of the country. Were I a dictator and things went bad, I'd have to insist upon it.

[CrystalGeezer]

lolol

[Dave]

Mubarak Had a Heart Attack During Questioning About Corruption

Former Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak suffered a heart attack today while being questioned about possible corruption and embezzlement charges, according to a report on state TV. Mubarak is being treated for his "heart crisis" in intensive care at a hospital in the Red Sea resort town of Sharm el-Sheikh, where he has been under house arrest for the last two months. Dozens of protesters picketed the hospital — one carried a sign reading, "Here is the butcher." Although the prosecutor didn't outline the charges, Mubarak's sons Alaa and Gamal have also been summoned, and his global assets frozen while under investigation. Since Friday, hundreds of thousands of protesters once again gathered in Tahrir Square, this time to push for a swift prosecution and Mubarak to be brought to justice. And once again, they faced a violent crackdown Saturday, for which Egypt's prime minister apologized on state TV. In his first comments since stepping down, Mubarak called the allegations against him "lies." Maybe his diagnosis was supposed to translated "crisis of conscience"?

Egypt's Mubarak hospitalized with heart problems [AP]
Egypt's Mubarak has "heart crisis" in questioning [Reuters]

[Oh my god, it's Robby!]

Mubarak Had a Heart Attack During Questioning About Corruption

Former Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak suffered a heart attack today while being questioned about possible corruption and embezzlement charges, according to a report on state TV. Mubarak is being treated for his "heart crisis" in intensive care at a hospital in the Red Sea resort town of Sharm el-Sheikh, where he has been under house arrest for the last two months. Dozens of protesters picketed the hospital — one carried a sign reading, "Here is the butcher." Although the prosecutor didn't outline the charges, Mubarak's sons Alaa and Gamal have also been summoned, and his global assets frozen while under investigation. Since Friday, hundreds of thousands of protesters once again gathered in Tahrir Square, this time to push for a swift prosecution and Mubarak to be brought to justice. And once again, they faced a violent crackdown Saturday, for which Egypt's prime minister apologized on state TV. In his first comments since stepping down, Mubarak called the allegations against him "lies." Maybe his diagnosis was supposed to translated "crisis of conscience"?

Egypt's Mubarak hospitalized with heart problems [AP]
Egypt's Mubarak has "heart crisis" in questioning [Reuters]

yes!

Oh, I forgot about this thread
anyways, my list for the next 10 months:

1. Mickey Rooney
2. Muammar Gaddafi
3. Hugh Hefner
4. Queen Elizabeth II
5. Kirk Douglas
6. Nelson Mandela
7. Bill Gates
8. Charlie Sheen
9. Hosni Mubarak
10.

I almost got one now

[Dave]

yeah, but the death will probably be as fake as the coma and the heart attack.

[Black Cloud]

So did anybody see how they've wheeled Hosni into the courtroom in his hospital bed? They're keeping him in a cage for good measure. I'd imageshack, but I don't have time.

[mattisek]

I just saw pictures on the news. It's hard to make a judgement really.

I totally understand the Egyptian society claiming revenge at least as far as
the former opposition is concerned. And I totally understand.

As a lawyer practicing criminal law I'd state there is probably a case for Mubarak not being negiotable.

And as a citizen I wonder why both the EU and American representatives keep quiet about the trial. Well not really.. they have supported him over all these years... up till recently..