EGYPT Update 21

@ummhajarforpal: For those who can see this tweet in #Egypt, blood is needed in many hospitals for injured protests
@jan25live: RNN: URGENT: Businessmen and public figures leave #Egypt on private jets
@SultanAlQassemi: Al Jazeera: Protesters torch tens of Police bureaus in numerous Egyptian cities

@abuaardvark: AJ:  Egyptian army deploying around Parliament, Prime Minister's office, TV and radio stations
@bencnn there is no gov, no authority, no police. Soldiers & RepGuards at ForMin, StateTV. No protest bcs nobody to protest against
@livefromgaza: AlJazeera reports that tanks r protecting the Brit & the American embassies, how abt protecting the  National Museum instead?

@jan25live: RNN:Army with full gaer going to Tahrir square, Radio/TV building, the Prime Ministry building, and the Parliament

@SultanAlQassemi: Al Jazeera speaks to Ahmad Kelani, spokesman of @ElBaradei party "There is no longer an Egyptian regime. Now we have moved into a new phase"
@asa_wire: Live pictures from AJE: army on the street. Crowd standing calmly next to them.
 @SultanAlQassemi: Al Jazeera breaking: Tensions escalate in Meydan Tahrir in Cairo, vehicles heading to protect US & UK Embassy.

@danmike1: Thousands of protestors burn down the dictator's pictures in his home town of Monofyya

@marmite_news: More trucks or buses coming in , screeching wheels in the distance. secret police on street corners,
 @jan25live: RNN: Vodaphone headquarters are under invasions all around the country

@SultanAlQassemi: Mostafa El Fekki on Al Jazeera "It's clear that the US has changed its policy towards Egypt. The White House no longer believes in Mubarak "
 (Guardian) US Press SEC. Robert Gibbs
Asked if the US was drawing up plans in the event of Mubarak being overthrown, Gibbs replied: "There are a robust series of meetings being held on a whole host of issues right now," in what is not his finest moment as White House press secretary.Asked why the briefing was delayed for several hours, Gibbs says: "We were delayed for a whole host of reasons ... we were monitoring any and all actions that were coming out of the country and will continue to do so."
Asked who from the administration has been in touch with the Egyptian regime, Gibbs denies that Biden was one of them.