Juju, 8-Year-Old Girl, Lectures Egypt's President Mubarak (VIDEO)

Meet Juju, an adorable Saudi girl who has some words of advice for Egyptian president Hosni Mubarak.

The precocious 8-year-old thinks that the embattled Mubarak, who has been facing calls for his ouster from protestors since Wednesday, thinks that he should "let the people of Egypt vote" because if he doesn't, "they're just going to make problems for you." And as a kicker, she adds, "Some of your police officers removed their jackets and they're joining the people." Scooled by an 8-year-old? Ouch.

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Comments

[politicky]

11:59 AM on 02/04/2011

She's adorable, and also a member of the elite.

"...English, French, and German[citation needed] are also widely spoken and used in business and educated circles..." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Languages_of_Egypt

She may not even beaware of how many people in the streets who are protesting all across the Middle East are there because they are hungry!

Food Speculation Behind Food Riots N Tunisia, Algeria, Sudan, Jordan, Egypt, Yemen, Morocco
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NbARnnTXI-s

[HasanAli]

03:46 AM on 02/01/2011

If only Mubarak had listened to Juju, things would have been okay now.

[Leann Granger]

04:40 PM on 01/31/2011

Out of the mouths of babes...both the message and messenger are powerful.

[Migo00o]

10:36 AM on 01/31/2011

How fast this video reached HP.

[bagelbones]

08:36 AM on 01/31/2011

I hope that she represents the future of leadership in her country and region. She has a great deal to teach us as well.

[James Schauer]

07:53 AM on 01/31/2011

Yeah, because those Saudis know so much about voting :)

[Abs84]

08:58 AM on 01/31/2011

ya but we're happy with our King!! u vote every four years and ur never happy!!

[OilBaron]

11:38 AM on 01/31/2011

What planet are you from? Saudis aren't happy about their KING.

[Pundit Commentator]

06:53 AM on 01/31/2011

She's adorable.

[Christopher Koulouris]

06:25 AM on 01/31/2011

Ultimately what is at stake is the citizen’s of the mid east ability to garner some economic prosperity and mobility and quash the oppressive divide that has worked to date to engender US and entrenched mid east’s interests. But from the US’s point of view what is really at stake is their ability to retain US hegemony and the sale of a McDonald’s sponsored cheese burger at some future date. How the US reacts to EGYPT will be unconditionally tempered by this fact.

http://scallywagandvagabond.com/2011/01/us-hegemony-and-the-crises-called-egypt/

[CabCurious]

03:27 AM on 01/31/2011

I vote for JUJU!!

[twinite]

02:59 AM on 01/31/2011

Wow....from the mouths of babes.....

[James I Kirkland]

08:35 PM on 01/30/2011

Love it! She is the future.

[messy]

04:16 PM on 01/31/2011

Hopefully her daddy will sell her to a nice old man who won't beat her.

[PunxatawnyPhil]

08:47 PM on 01/31/2011

I will never give up on the struggle for individual Human Rights and Justice.

[PunxatawnyPhil]

08:35 PM on 01/31/2011

I was thinking the same thing. Youth inspires Humanity with much hope.

[LMPE]

08:17 PM on 01/30/2011

Obey the people or they'll make problems for you.

Exactly.

[Atif Ahmed Choudhury]

07:58 PM on 01/30/2011

Stunning...this 50 second youtube video supplies all the convincing the corrupt Saudi OILigarchy and their fanatic Wahhabi enablers ought to need in order to grant Saudi women all of their natural rights from driving to voting and serving in all sectors of a DEMOCRATIC government.

Juju 4 President/Prime Minister of Saudi? If they don't take her in 20 years, we Americans might just snatch her up :-)

[LMPE]

08:15 PM on 01/30/2011

I'd vote for her

[varmint]

11:24 PM on 01/30/2011

I'll knock on doors and stuff envelopes

[SirenForSanity]

12:55 AM on 01/31/2011

Yes.

[SPQR1052]

07:30 PM on 01/30/2011

Adorable but she is SAUDI thus she is property, cannot vote or allowed to drive a car or go anywhere without a male. 

Irony isnt it.--

[Dyan Edwards-Cagley]

07:43 PM on 01/30/2011

You can be Saudi Arabian and not be in Saudi Arabia. Just like you can be American, and not live in America, Irish and not live in Ireland, Canadian and not live in Canada, are you catching a theme here?

[SPQR1052]

07:47 PM on 01/30/2011

If she is fortunate she does not live in Saudi Arabia, point. Secondly her parents putting her on TV  to meme their thoughts  while people especially women are suffering in their own country should be ashamed, point.  It is hypocrisy by any name regardless. 

BTW Ciao from an expat in Europe.

[AndrewJacksonSr]

08:56 PM on 01/30/2011

Nice try but you're wrong. Saud is the name of the royal family. Saudi Arabia is NOT a country but a kingdom. Get it? You can only be a Saudi Arabian if you are under the control of the king.

[latoussaint]

07:12 PM on 01/30/2011

omg... the look on her face and the last line that she said is priceless...