And now? What's next?

Everybody is talking about the Arab people uprising and wondering which country will be next? Fingers point to Yemen, Algeria, Jordan and Morocco. Before asking if those countries could get rid of their leaders, it would better to try to see if there are comparable to Tunisia and Egypt? Apart from the fact that they are Arab countries and not really democracies, they are very different. Their regimes and rulers are different. Their problems also. But what is exactly the same is the situation of the lowest class of people and the youth. The poor are poorer and they don't have a lot of opportunities to rise from their level of poverty. There is not enough work and reasonably well paid works for them nor for the youth. And the other problem that is common to all those countries is corruption. It is an endemic situation with no apparent will to eliminate or at least reduce it. The rulers know about this illness (we really are faced with an illness of people who rule a country in non democratic countries) but don't fight it. Or at least not officially. And there remains the main problem in countries like Morocco and to a certain point Jordan. The two other countries have also the problem of non democracy. So which country could be next? But before trying to answer this question, it'll be good to see those uprisings not as a trend but as a real will to change. The people, accessing the Internet and therefore what is happening in other free and democratic countries, start thinking that they have the right to be free, to live a better life and to be able to express themselves without restrain and without the threat of jail or/and tortures.