Mubarak Says Will Stay Until September, Angry Protestors Call Him to Leave Immediately

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More than a million Egyptian protestors "Rejected" Husni Mubarak trivialized describing as "some protestors of my people" are full of rage with full-throat shouts non-stop.
Egyptian President Husni Mubarak declared he will not step down and insists to remain in office until the end of his term and the beginning of September elections.

The more than a million angry protestors in the Tahrir (Liberation) square refused Mubarak's speech and demand him to leave immediately. Full of rage and with full-throat shouts, the protestors became restless and started shouting slogans demanding Mubarak to step down.
Mubarak claiming he is speaking "from the heart" in a speech "from father to his children, sons and daughters. He says the changes "we started" can never be reversed. He will stay in office to guarantee fair elections in September, while calling for changes in the constitution regarding the electoral process.

Mubarak during his speech referred to the accomplishments over the past 60 years, assuring the families of those martyred during the protests he will give then their right and promising to investigate in the incidents that led to the killing of their children.
According to sources, activists in the Tahrir square slammed Mubarak's speech, saying he has crossed the limits. Protester' major response to Mubarak's speech was "get out, get out!"