Clashes Explode Outside Egypt Presidential Palace... Petrol Bombs Being Thrown... 2 Dead, 211 Wounded... 3 Morsi Advisors Resign!

MB website announces: alcohol found in protesters' tents

[link to www.ikhwanonline.com]

"Elites on both sides unfit to rule"

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But of course.

Maybe even porn.

lets search the MB tents....I can guess what's found there.

Jeeez wtf, we're now hearing the same shit like during Mubarak? Protesters in Tahrir were using tents for "drugs&Sex"?

A kid in my family said that if that was the case, EVERYONE - the whole 20 Million of Cairo - would be in Tahrir Square.

What a Circus.

Life feeds were cut on local tv....guess I'll have to watch one of the links. Which one is the best?

Gamal Abdel Nasser on the Muslim Brotherhood

how clever of our lord,seems like all israels surrounding enemies are hell bent on destroying each other...god truly works in mysterious ways.sunni and shia will cancel islam out of the picture.

that would be funny as fuck

Bzubt keda.



This one is consistent.

god or someone else...

now three.

Al Arabiya English ‏@AlArabiya_Eng
#BreakingNews: Three of President Mursi’s advisors resign as conditions escalate in Egypt

19:56 Presidential aide Ayman El-Sayyad announces his resignation as clashes continue near presidential palace.

19:55 Presidential aide Seif Abdel-Fattah has announced his resignation, commenting:

“Egypt is bigger than a narrow-minded elite. Egypt will continue its revolution”.

“We can no longer stay silent because they [the Muslim Brotherhood] have harmed the nation and the revolution and we need to rebuild Egypt...the youth are the ones who took to the front lines to serve the revolution...I pray for mercy for the souls of the martyrs.”

19:52 Ahram Online reporter Ahmed Feteha says that anti-Morsi protesters are adopting a highly offensive stance towards the Brotherhood, having spotted demonstrators destroying a car of a man in Roxy Square near the palace, because he had displayed the logo of the Freedom and Justice Party. They did not assault the man, however.

Oooops....
starting to look like its gonna be battled out as our Political Leaders are all throwing the towel?

Didn't that decree say that government officials would be held accountable for injuries/deaths of protesters? Or is that only for Mubarak's people?

Regardless, it's obviously a case of rats jumping off of the sinking ship.

Which one..?

How's things in Alex? Any clashes there too?

Al Jazeera Live

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Woops. Sorry.

[link to www.livestream.com]

I'm not in Alex anymore and all of my friends have tossed off to twitter to talk about it, so I don't know.

amen

two twits
AP estimates Egyptian protesters 100,000 in Cairo, 10,000 in Alexandria chanting "erhal, erhal," ("leave, leave")

alexandria things are heating up.Anti-Morsi protesters gathering rocks ahead of Brotherhood protest due 2march on their gathering

they just ran over this cop and those two guys throwing stones

come on now,we all knew how this was gonna turn out.i remember putting a fb message out during the revoloution saying how poor egyptions were about to go out of the pan and into the fire.egyptions had it quite good for a long time,they got good educations,jobs,religous freedoms ect but they wanted mubarak out.as corrupt as he was,im sure many are beggining to realise that times were good under his rule.i mean why do you think the mb was banned?he kept that extreamist shit under control!! Just wait till the western egyptions gett a load of shariah law......there gonna absoloutly hate it...lol.

Ok thanks - nothing mentioned about Alex yet, but I know other demo's were ongoing everywhere. Will check out that link because now local tv keeps showing only short clips and then going back to taking calls and discussing current events.

cool atleast there getting laid with my tax dollars


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Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood accused of paying gangs to rape women


Published December 05, 2012

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Ah that's ontv, I have that on tv, watching now...they got 2 cams, 1 Tahrir and 1 Presidential Palace now. People are looking like strolling around, and Tahrir looks quite empty.

Always hard to figure out what's really going on LIVE unless you know someone who's there.

Baradei was just crowned "President" of the Opposition and he's warning for an escalation and nationwide protests.



Time to stock up again I think...first call, Drinkie's

Yeah, there's even demonstrations in this "town" (of five million!) I'm in this evening.

You've got a Drinkie's?

<sigh>

They're marching everywhere, even if you drive through Cairo, you'll find demo's of various groups in several districts, all anti's what I've seen, either youth, or upper class people...that I didn't see during Jan 25 it was all concentrated on Tahrir.