The Unrest in Egypt Thread 2013

Garyvdh said:
wut? :confused: :p
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Sorry dude, i just got back and type way too fast, i will edit now to make sense lol

8 hrs of mass killings & not single sane person in Egypt or in world 2 stop this !! Over 2000 killed & over 10,000 injured & world watches

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2000 slaughtered in 8 hours, this isn't a war this is genocide.

Thanx lived i did fix it now, i didn't proof read it. LOL lived that is kuk funny bro :D.
 
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killadoob said:
Sorry dude, i just got back and type way too fast, i will edit now to make sense lol
8 hrs of mass killings & not single sane person in Egypt or in world 2 stop this !! Over 2000 killed & over 10,000 injured & world watches
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2000 slaughtered in 8 hours, this isn't a war this is genocide.
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2000 is an unconfirmed stat. The official count is 68... but obviously it must be a lot higher.
 
daveza said:
Ah so she knew her actions were likely to get her killed.

That doesn't make her a martyr, it just makes her look dumb.
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No she is standing up for what she believes in, should people all across the world just do nothing because they might die? No protesting, nothing?

That is dumb.

Odd gary when syrians were being killed nobody means unconfirmed and libya nobody mentioned unconfirmed, iraq nobody called it unconfirmed.
 
killadoob said:
No she is standing up for what she believes in, should people all across the world just do nothing because they might die? No protesting, nothing?

That is dumb.
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Hey that's fine if they want to die for whatever cause - but then they can't cry about being killed when it happens.

Again it's not very different to Marikana - if you attack the security forces then all bets are off and you can't call foul afterwards.
 
daveza said:
Hey that's fine if they want to die for whatever cause - but then they can't cry about being killed when it happens.

Again it's not very different to Marikana - if you attack the security forces then all bets are off and you can't call foul afterwards.
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Yup but in syria, libya and iraq it was genocide. DS as usual.
 
Egypt Declares Month Long State of Emergency

Egypt declared a month-long state of emergency Wednesday as violence raged across the country following a crackdown on supporters of ousted president Mohamed Morsi.

The nationwide state of emergency will begin at 4:00 pm (1400 GMT), the presidency said in a statement read out on state television.


Source : Sapa-AFP /sdv
Date : 14 Aug 2013 15:55
 
Brotherhood says a leader's daughter killed in Cairo

The teenage daughter of a senior Muslim Brotherhood leader was reported killed Wednesday as police cracked down on a Cairo camp set up by supporters of ousted president Mohamed Morsi.

Seventeen-year-old Asmaa al-Beltagui, daughter of wanted Brotherhood leader Mohammed al-Beltagui, was killed in clashes at the Rabaa al-Adawiya protest camp, Brotherhood spokesman Gehad al-Haddad said.

A spokeswoman for the main pro-Morsi coalition, the Anti-Coup Alliance, told AFP the girl had been shot twice, once in the chest and once in the back.


Source : Sapa-AFP /sdv
Date : 14 Aug 2013 15:54
 
UN Chief Condemns Crackdown in Cairo

UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon on Wednesday condemned a police crackdown on protesters in Egypt that he said had left hundreds dead and injured.

"In the aftermath of today's violence, the secretary-general urges all Egyptians to concentrate their efforts on promoting genuinely inclusive reconciliation," his spokesman Martin Nesirky said.


Source : Sapa-AFP /sdv
Date : 14 Aug 2013 16:01
 
Sky News says Cameraman shot dead in Egypt

British broadcaster Sky News said one of its cameramen was shot dead Wednesday while covering the violence in Egypt.

Sky said Mick Deane was part of its team of journalists covering the violent breakup of protest camps in the capital, Cairo. It said the rest of the crew is unhurt.

Sky's website said Deane had worked for the broadcaster for 15 years and had been based in Washington and Jerusalem. He was 61 and married with two sons.

Sky news chief John Ryley said Deane was "the very best of cameramen, a brilliant journalist and an inspiring mentor to many at Sky."

British Prime Minister David Cameron said he was "saddened to hear of the death" and said his thoughts were with Deane's family and colleagues.

Dozens of people have been killed across Egypt Wednesday in clashes between security forces and supporters of ousted president Mohammed Morsi.


Source : Sapa-AP /sdv
Date : 14 Aug 2013 16:09
 
95 killed, more than 840 wounded in Egypt, Government says

Egypt's Health Ministry says that 95 people have been killed and more than 840 wounded in clashes across the country.


Source : Sapa-dpa /sdv
Date : 14 Aug 2013 16:17 OrigID : LP515644
 
killadoob said:
Army did without a doubt. Reporters must leave or hide. It is easy to say the morsi okes killed those reporters but the morsi people want this broadcast so it would not make sense to kill the people
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or maybe it was just a stray bullet?
 
Garyvdh said:
or maybe it was just a stray bullet?
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They can say anything happened to the reporters, the first thing you do when you crack down is remove the reporters. Easy to say opposition killed them or stray bullet hit them.

Just saw on aljazeera people telling them the troops killed the reporters, shot them outright, no fighting. Watch aljazeera if you can.
 
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lived666 said:
you don't know how to read killas shroom talk yet?




means

I didn't like Morsi but he was democratically elected and he is in prison now
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And here was me thinking it was killa's meth lab bursting into flames from time to time, that kept distracting him & causing him to keep dashing back and forth without checking his grammar before posting :D
 
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