Où trouver les meilleures informations sur la situation égyptienne sur internet ? Egypte / Revue de web Publié le : 04/02/2011 - 10:03Modifié le : 04/02/2011 - 14:19 Les évènements en Egypte occupent une grande place dans les médias internationaux, mais également sur le web et sur les réseaux sociaux. Quelles sont les meilleurs sources d’information ? Tour d'horizon de ce que l'on peut trouver sur le sujet sur le web C’est sur le très populaire réseau social Facebook que le mouvement a pris de l'ampleur.
Enfin le dossier de RFI, L'Egypte dans la tourmente, réunit des analyses, des directs des correspondants sur place, des données sur le pays. Israel News - Haaretz Israeli News source. Testament & Illogik are…Test Their Logik | RHHR. Testament RHHR: Tell us about yourselves. Testament: What’s good yo, I’m Testament coming to you from London (between Detroit and Toronto), Ontario Illogik: Wusup y’all, Illogik from T-Dot Canada, Toronto. T: And together we’re Test Their Logik I: Part of the Raised Fist Collective. RHHR: When did you guys start doing music individually and collaboratively? I: Probably about 6 or 7 years ago I started getting into producing and writing.
I started feeling real inspired by cats like Dead Prez, Mos Def, Talib Kweli, Immortal Technique, and at the same time there was crazy shit going down in the world after September 11th. Illogik revolutionary mind-sets within the Hip-Hop scene. RHHR: You mentioned some Hip-Hop influences and they’re all from ‘the States,’ who do you listen to that’s from Canada? RHHR: You’re touring around the country right now, how’s it going? RHHR: What’s the overall philosophy and goal of your group and your music? Testament, Stic-Man (dead prez), & Illogik Like this: Guelph - Rap For Freedom! | Community Solidarity Network. Date: November 11Time: 7-8:30pm ESTLocation: The Bullring, University of Guelph (7 Trent Lane, Guelph ON) Rap For Freedom! BROUGHT TO YOU BY: OPIRG GUELPH the PEAK & the Bullring $5 OR Pay What You Can! Test Their Logik Benefit Album Two of our favorite hip hop artists, Testament and Illogik,are facing serious charges for their alleged involvement in the historic protests against the G20 summit in Toronto last June.
Performing as Test Their Logik, the two were in the middle of preparing their debut album when they were arrested. Fortunately, the material they finished just before their arrests is available and is being released as a benefit to help with their legal expenses. The charges against Testament and Illogik are a shameless attack on political activism. The charges are also an attack on hip hop. Before corporate America started paying attention, groups like Public Enemy used hip hop to spread revolutionary messages and consciousness. Far East Blog » Test Their Logik Benefit Album.