MILLIONS OF EGYPTIANS DEMANDING REGIME CHANGE..violence expected.. LIVE STREAMING NOW...UPDATE 2:06 EST: MUSLIM HQ STORMED

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"@GazaYBO: Millions in #Tahrir now demanding end of #Morsi's rule over #Egypt >> Watch live here >> [link to t.co]

theirs no way morsi stays in charge unless they start mowing people down like tieneman square [link to www.youtube.com (secure)]

The US is a joke. On the one hand, they pretend they have no idea what is going on and on the other, Kissinger orchestrated the regime change as certainly as Cheney murdered Wellstone



Thread: PAUL WELLSTONE - THEY KILLED HIM


All the mess in Egypt is 100 percen made in the USA.

what do you think,obama will drop a chemical weapon on tahrir square and blame it on Assad

military chopper is circling the area now....that was a little spooky....probably trying to rial up the protesters

I hope the Egyptians are cheering for the New Jerusalem calendar and a Christian Egypt
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Sat Jun 4/14/13

"@Pawelmorski: Yeah, sounds healthy RT @suzeeinthecity: crowds enter itihadeya: 'Enzel ya Sissi!' (Come down, Sissi!) calling for military coup #egypt

Did you not see the thousands of NJR posters in the mass protests?

ok you're funny I must give you that, but really, your headline...

US troops are nowhere around the protest areas and will NOT defend morsi or MB, that's total bullshit. The troops you all keep talking about are for peacekeeping purposes, the new ones that came in were just a recycling - they have ALwAYS been in SInai along with 10 other nations to observe the borders with Israel and report violations of Camp David. Nothing else. The only way troops would ever come in is to evacuate their citizens, but even that is a very slim possibility.

Yeah, it's that group in the middle holding up the calendars and chanting profusely that today is not really today.

peacekeeping maybe but if things turn south that peacekeeping turns into heavy handed policing, obama shipped the us troops in and would be a major defeat for obama for the muslim brotherhood to lose control...

NOW THIS IS JUST WHAT I HAVE BEEN PUTTING TOGETHER, I COULD SURE AS HELL BE WRONG...
what are you seeing and who is the most likely to replace morsi and the muslim brotherhood

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As Egyptians prepare for massive protests against the U.S. government-backed Muslim Brotherhood regime of Mohamed Morsi, the Obama administration is set to deploy hundreds of American troops to Egypt. While more than a few analysts have argued that U.S. forces will be used to continue propping up “Islamofascists” in the Middle East, authorities from both governments claim the soldiers are merely being sent as part of a nine-month international “peacekeeping” scheme.

According to official accounts, the so-called “Multinational Force and Observers” (MFO) mission, composed of troops serving 13 governments, is aimed at controlling riots and violence. Another primary purpose, government spokesmen claimed, is enforcing the 1979 peace treaty between Israeli and Egyptian authorities. News reports and official statements suggest the American troops, serving under MFO command, will be operating security checkpoints and responding to threats.

The exact date of deployment has not been announced yet, but U.S. troops spent some six months training at Fort Hood and Fort Irwin for the mission and will reportedly be ready to go in the “near future.” Local U.S. media reports, citing military officials, said American forces had been trained for riot control featuring exercises with Molotov cocktails and other “dangerous items” in anticipation of violent protests. Another possibility would be protecting the border with Israel, according to reports.

Two soldiers quoted in a KCEN-TV report offered few details as video of U.S. troops wearing police riot gear flashed on the screen. "Just what I've seen over the course of the past week, this unit is already far more ready for this type of threat than we were a week ago," said Lt. Matthew Wilkinson without elaborating on the nature of the threat. Another, PFC Perez Alexander, explained: "We want to be as professional as possible so that, whatever situation we encounter, the opposing force knows that we mean business and we know what we're doing."

The American soldiers, whose training ended last week, are set to be deployed in the dangerous and volatile Sinai Peninsula. Security has continued to deteriorate throughout the region following the uprising that swept longtime dictator Hosni Mubarak from power, with some analysts suggesting the escalating unrest could spark problems for both Israel and the increasingly hardline Muslim Brotherhood regime in Cairo.

In a June 19 press release, the U.S. Army 1st Cavalry Division confirmed that a battalion “task force” from the 3rd Brigade Combat Team would indeed be heading to the Sinai this summer to participate in the international “peacekeeping force.” According to the statement, the more than 400 troops will be based on the southern end of the Sinai Peninsula, near Sharm-el-Sheikh, manning “observation posts” and checkpoints along the southeast coast.

Egyptian officials, meanwhile, were quick to downplay the American deployment. "The 400 U.S. soldiers coming to Egypt as mentioned in the media are part of the periodical renewal routine for the U.S. faction of the 13-state multinational force deployed in Sinai since the peace treaty. They are not armed with military operations gear," Egyptian military spokesman Ahmed Ali was quoted as saying. "We are providing this clarification as we respect the right of the great Egyptian people to know the truth from its original sources and to prevent distortion of information by any instigators."

The timing of the news, however, has made analysts and commentators suspicious. An Egyptian group known as “Rebels” or “Rebellion,” described in media reports as “secular” and “liberal,” announced over the weekend that it had gathered some 15 million signatures to impeach Morsi, who was elected after Mubarak was forced out. The petition cites a number of grievances including lack of security, widespread poverty, shortages of basic goods, and more.

“We’ve had enough of Morsi… He has done nothing, he’s only helped his own people,” said Ghada Naguib, a member of the organization’s coordinating committee, in an interview with the Global Post. “We don’t need him to do anything anymore. We just need him to leave… We will finish our revolution.” The group is calling for massive, nation-wide protests against the elected government on June 30, and counter-demonstrations are expected.

Writing in FrontPage magazine, analyst Arnold Ahlert blasted the deployment of U.S. troops to Egypt as “yet another remarkable display of Obama’s determination to secure the Middle East for Islamofascists.” Ahlert also slammed the “spectacular absurdity” of using American forces to augment Egyptian police and defend Morsi’s “thuggish” Islamist Muslim Brotherhood regime from popular protests calling for its ouster.

An editorial in Investor’s Business Daily, entitled “Now Obama Using Troops To Prop Up Cairo's Islamofascists,” came to similar conclusions, saying the president was sending U.S. forces to “protect a regime that supports terrorists.” Citing news reports, the editorial said Obama’s effort was meant to help the “Islamofascist regime there repel its own citizens protesting increasing human-rights violations.”

More than a few analysts have also highlighted what they perceive a

just saw green lasers coming from the crowds...multiples of them...

aimed at the camera so you know some of them will be pointing them at the helcopters ...you do that in the u.s. at an airliner you get arrested

I agree with the Egyptian flag poster - the Americans at Sharm el-Sheik are National Guardsmen not regular army. They would defend themselves if attacked, but other than that they are 100% a peace-keeping mission.

[link to en.wikipedia.org (secure)]
There is broad consensus[by whom?] that as a general category, peacekeeping includes (1) nonviolent accompaniment or interventions (closest to the United Nations practice)[citation needed], (2) speaking out for those who have little or no voice;[citation needed] (3) bearing witness to the facts, mechanisms, dynamics, and results of violence and oppression;[citation needed] and (4) passive resistance, or 'standing in the way of' (nonviolent resistance against) violent or oppressive behaviors. As such, peacekeeping is often best accomplished by non-stakeholders in a conflict.

wow...it got dark fast over their...

i hope once the night gets underway doesnt start the pandemonium

[link to en.wikipedia.org (secure)]
There is broad consensus[by whom?] that as a general category, peacekeeping includes (1) nonviolent accompaniment or interventions (closest to the United Nations practice)[citation needed], (2) speaking out for those who have little or no voice;[citation needed] (3) bearing witness to the facts, mechanisms, dynamics, and results of violence and oppression;[citation needed] and (4) passive resistance, or 'standing in the way of' (nonviolent resistance against) violent or oppressive behaviors. As such, peacekeeping is often best accomplished by non-stakeholders in a conflict.


Fortunately the Egyptian people seem to be doing an A+ job of speaking up for themselves and they have a capable army.

Fortunately the Egyptian people seem to be doing an A+ job of speaking up for themselves and they have a capable army.


thats what im saying..hint hint

i really hope they dont send anymore choppers over the crowd...with all those blinding lasers and the fireworks...how convenient would it be to crash a chopper into the crowd only to blame the crowd for causing the tragedy and have an excuse to crack down on the ensuing chaos

thats what im saying..hint hint


I went back and reread your posts...I'm with you now (I think). I'm a little distracted today. Apologies.

I went back and reread your posts...I'm with you now (I think). I'm a little distracted today. Apologies.


bullshit. they will turn this country into another syria.

you can't overthrow democratically elected governments, when you do you are a tyrant.

get another mubarak style tyrant in this country this time around... with the countries in shambles. Go ahead, see what the Islamists do once you overthrow their democratic government. Like I give a fuck about dead muzz. liberal or salafi.

"@Anon_Central: Crowds in #Alexandria, Sidi Gaber, around sunset. #Egypt #Jun30 Credit: unknown. [link to t.co]

Damn....you can just imagine the stench there....not a porta potty in sight....

it has been a few hours now. thats a lot of poo!!!!

ITS LIKE THAT FUCKEN CALENDER GUY TOOK A SHIT ON MY THREAD