The country has seen so many large protests that it recently decided to issue 100,000 new pistols to its police force. This move is an attempt to simply curb the violence that has gripped the country. Computerworld is reporting that the Egyptian government can’t block YouTube without also affecting Google’s search, something the telecommunications agency is not keen on doing partly because they believe it could actually incur more costs.The Association for Freedom of Thought and Expression in Egypt says that the court’s edict is basically “collective punishment” and far too harsh. With the announcement that Egypt can’t block YouTube do you think this will be the end of this fight? Can Egyptian YouTubers go about their business knowing the service will be there, or are they bound for disappointment when the government finds a way around this roadblock?