BREAKING: Egyptian Pres Morsi Announces 'Armed Outsiders' have Infiltrated Opposition - Responsible for Violence

Curfew hits Cairo after military tanks quell anti-Morsi protests

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Morsi: We'll identify perpetrators and whoever funded them, inside or outside Egypt.

Morsi: We will carry out the law with no hesitation against them. Those who bought weapons and hired mercenaries.

haHaHA! Now you will see how it is to have armed opposition ( terrorists ) in your country which supported by other country.

Turkey, its coming to theatre near you soon aswell, you better wake the fuck up, same game played everywhere, and nobody wakes the fuck up!

Much thanks for the pin!

Morsi says detainees "confessed" to being supplied by money and arms by unnamed outsiders”


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The Muslim Brotherhood is an
American / British creation because we lacked
Vision when we started
Intervening in the Middle East.
Saving Israel was our excuse,
Though they don't deserve it at all.
Only new policies will keep the hardliners from
Coming into power. A few Western-supported
Kids and anarchist protestors can't stop the tide.

Thanks pink cat for swapping my thread for db's...

Funny how Mursi is saying THE EXACT SAME THING that Mubarak said when people were protesting against him.

Hmmm......Speech Roughly translated 'It's a Zionist plot and i'll go on doing things my way.'

Why don't you add he called for a Meeting with Oppositions, all sides, on Saturday at 2pm?

By the way, we heard similar things from Mubarak before - I just wonder, why was the CSF working with thugs to attack peaceful protesters? Just like under Mubarak, just like under Military Rule.

Who the FUCK IS in charge in this country is what I want to know. And please don't tell it's all the MB, those weird militias we've had for 15 years, same guys beating you up at elections, sexually harrassing women during protests under Mubarak time....WHO IS IN CHARGE OF THEM? Serious question guys.

Impossible - he and his Muslim Brotherhood are the armed outsiders.

Cry for us, baby.

No, there is a foreign element here.

Morsi sounds like a pure dictator. He won't return gained power. I smell trouble...

Wow how interesting, considering it was Mubarak's, sorry I mean Morsi's supporters who committed the violence

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What's more interesting than Morsi's declaration is how Obummy seems to be supporting him, maybe as a thank you for lifting Israel from an embarrassing situation by brokering the Gaza cease-fire

"W.H. calls for calm in Egypt" [link to www.politico.com]

This is how you can tell if the US is supporting a given regime. If the US is upset with a certain regime, then they will side with the protesters and condemn its crackdowns like it did with Iran in 2009. If it is pleased with a given regime and wants it to survive, it will not take sides, will call for calm, will call on protestors to resort to peaceful means even if its the government doing the crack down, will admit that maybe the regime in question did a thing or two wrong but is still legitimate and blame the protestors anyway (as happened in Bahrain).

Muslim Brotherhood HQ in Mokkatam, Cairo, is on fire, hundreds surrounding the building

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Salvation Front: Morsy has lost legitimacy

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Iran

Any live feeds.

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Thanks

Who?

Turkey and Qatar... who else you think???

Qatar makes sense, maybe also SA, they want their extremists in here.

Reminds me of things Ghaddafi said.

That darn CIA up to their hijinx again.

By the way, Turkey I doubt - and then since issue of CIA and Gaddafi was compared to this, I wonder seriously.....because it's always the same actors, whether it was under Mubarak or under Military, always the same stuff we see. And somebody said Iran - to you I say "bullshit", they have nothing to do with us here.
I hope the people (in Morsi's words) "who pull the strings" will be brought to justice and for sure it's some people we know very well here...Battle of the Camels was mentioned, yeah, how come these guys were not convicted in the trials? So yeah....foreign element? Maybe there is a backing for former Regime members and Military maybe from outside, they're all afraid to loose their influence and interests I guess.

I still don't agree with the Constitution, but I have a right to vote on it. And Morsi also said if the outcome is yes or no, either way, his declaration expires after that, he just wanted to "protect security and sovereignty of the country". The violence has to stop either way!