Egyptian army killing Muslims
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So now you support the sale of F-16s to the Muslim Brotherhood? Turns out you were wrong about where they were going after all, eh?
John Kerry was right and you were wrong.
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John WAR CRIMINAL Kerry is wrong about EVERYTHING
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Just like Bush did.
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Muslim Brotherhood Calls For An “Intifada” After Deadly Clashes With Egyptian Military…
Barack Obama seen nodding in quiet approval.
Via Foreign Policy:
In the early morning hours of Monday, the Egyptian military opened fire on pro-Mohamed Morsy demonstrators at the Republican Guard headquarters in Cairo, where the protesters had gathered to call for the release of the deposed president. At this point, the Egyptian Health Ministry is reporting that 42 people have been killed and over 300 injured.
It is unclear what precipitated the attack. While the overwhelming majority of those killed were pro-Morsy protesters, one army officer was also reported dead in the violence. Military officials are claiming that protesters attempted to storm the military building and kidnapped two soldiers. Morsy supporters, meanwhile, say the army opened fire on the sit-in during morning prayers.
Many of the injured were taken to a field hospital at the pro-Morsy demonstration near the Rabaa al-Adaweya mosque. The area is expected to be the site of pro-Morsy protests later in the day, and the Egyptian military has moved its forces close to the sit-in — raising the potential of further clashes later in the day. Meanwhile, the Muslim Brotherhood’s political party released a statement in response to the attack calling for an “intifada,” or uprising, against those who would “steal their revolt with tanks and massacres.”
The implications of this bloodshed are going to be severe — both in the political realm and on the street. Just as the attacks at Maspero or Port Said struck a blow against the post-Hosni Mubarak military government’s legitimacy, this attack threatens to seriously weaken the administration chosen to replace Morsy. President Adly Mansour, who is almost completely unknown to the Egyptian people, faces the first challenge of his administration.
Barack Obama seen nodding in quiet approval.
Via Foreign Policy:
In the early morning hours of Monday, the Egyptian military opened fire on pro-Mohamed Morsy demonstrators at the Republican Guard headquarters in Cairo, where the protesters had gathered to call for the release of the deposed president. At this point, the Egyptian Health Ministry is reporting that 42 people have been killed and over 300 injured.
It is unclear what precipitated the attack. While the overwhelming majority of those killed were pro-Morsy protesters, one army officer was also reported dead in the violence. Military officials are claiming that protesters attempted to storm the military building and kidnapped two soldiers. Morsy supporters, meanwhile, say the army opened fire on the sit-in during morning prayers.
Many of the injured were taken to a field hospital at the pro-Morsy demonstration near the Rabaa al-Adaweya mosque. The area is expected to be the site of pro-Morsy protests later in the day, and the Egyptian military has moved its forces close to the sit-in — raising the potential of further clashes later in the day. Meanwhile, the Muslim Brotherhood’s political party released a statement in response to the attack calling for an “intifada,” or uprising, against those who would “steal their revolt with tanks and massacres.”
The implications of this bloodshed are going to be severe — both in the political realm and on the street. Just as the attacks at Maspero or Port Said struck a blow against the post-Hosni Mubarak military government’s legitimacy, this attack threatens to seriously weaken the administration chosen to replace Morsy. President Adly Mansour, who is almost completely unknown to the Egyptian people, faces the first challenge of his administration.
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lol...kill them all
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What? Did they run out of Jews and Copts?
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They're killing Muslims because they're angry with Israel.
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I love the Egyptians
Cairo Airport refuses inbound flight from Syria, 'Palestinians' deported
The new Egyptian government knows how to do one thing right. Actually, make it two. On Monday, they sent an arriving flight from Syria back to its origin because the passengers didn't have visas, and 'Palestinians' arriving from all over the world were sent back to their departure points.
Officials at Cairo International Airport on Monday have refused an inbound Syrian Airlines plane and requested it fly back to Latakia with all its passengers on board, according to new regulations which state that Syrian nationals must obtain a visa and security approval before arriving in Cairo.
Syrian Airlines flight number 203, flying from Latakia with 95 passengers, had arrived in Cairo without foreknowledge of the new procedures.
Fifty-five other Syrians arriving on a Middle East Airlines flight from Beirut, and 39 others arriving on other airlines, were also denied entry into Egypt.
Syrian nationals did not previously require visas to enter Egypt.
Electronic Intifada co-founder Ali Abunimah meanwhile reported that Palestinians attempting to return home to the Gaza Strip via Cairo airport have been deported by Egyptian authorities.
Palestinians have been deported to countries they arrived in Egypt from, reportedly at their own expense.
Palestinian writer Yousef M. Aljamal was forced to return to Kuala Lumpur airport in Malaysia, after flying there from Auckland, New Zealand, to obtain an Egyptian visa.
"All Palestinians who arrived yesterday were sent back to the countries they came from," Aljamal tweeted on Monday, reporting that he had also seen Palestinians being forced to travel back to Algeria, Jordan, Tunisia and Canada.
And you thought the 'Palestinians' couldn't afford anything. Boo. Hoo.
Cairo Airport refuses inbound flight from Syria, 'Palestinians' deported
The new Egyptian government knows how to do one thing right. Actually, make it two. On Monday, they sent an arriving flight from Syria back to its origin because the passengers didn't have visas, and 'Palestinians' arriving from all over the world were sent back to their departure points.
Officials at Cairo International Airport on Monday have refused an inbound Syrian Airlines plane and requested it fly back to Latakia with all its passengers on board, according to new regulations which state that Syrian nationals must obtain a visa and security approval before arriving in Cairo.
Syrian Airlines flight number 203, flying from Latakia with 95 passengers, had arrived in Cairo without foreknowledge of the new procedures.
Fifty-five other Syrians arriving on a Middle East Airlines flight from Beirut, and 39 others arriving on other airlines, were also denied entry into Egypt.
Syrian nationals did not previously require visas to enter Egypt.
Electronic Intifada co-founder Ali Abunimah meanwhile reported that Palestinians attempting to return home to the Gaza Strip via Cairo airport have been deported by Egyptian authorities.
Palestinians have been deported to countries they arrived in Egypt from, reportedly at their own expense.
Palestinian writer Yousef M. Aljamal was forced to return to Kuala Lumpur airport in Malaysia, after flying there from Auckland, New Zealand, to obtain an Egyptian visa.
"All Palestinians who arrived yesterday were sent back to the countries they came from," Aljamal tweeted on Monday, reporting that he had also seen Palestinians being forced to travel back to Algeria, Jordan, Tunisia and Canada.
And you thought the 'Palestinians' couldn't afford anything. Boo. Hoo.
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I support ANYTHING
That has MUSLIMS KILL MUSLIMS
I just think it's not fair....I mean why should they get to have all the fun??
I know some grunts and A-10/AH-64 Pilots that would LOVE to play!!!
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