Thomas Friedman: Generation, not an ideology, is staking claim to its future in Egypt

CAIRO — Just when you think the Egyptian uprising is dying down, more Egyptians than ever waited in long lines Tuesday to get into Tahrir Square to ask President Hosni Mubarak’s regime to go.One reason the lines get so long is that everyone has to funnel through a single makeshift Egyptian army checkpoint, which consists of an American-made tank on one side and barbed wire on the other