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Hundreds violently protest in Afghanistan, police use tear gas to disperse crowd in Indonesia, several thousand rally against anti-Islam film in Pakistain, crowd burns an American flag and an effigy of Obama
And in Jakarta, Indonesians angered over the film clashed with police outside the U.S. Embassy, hurling rocks and Molotov cocktails and burning tires outside the mission. At least one police officer was seen bleeding from the head and being carried to safety by fellow officers. The U.S. Ambassador to Libya was killed during an attack on the consulate in Benghazi last week; protesters have also stormed the U.S. Embassy in Tunis and held violent demonstrations outside posts in Egypt and Sudan. The U.S. has responded by deploying additional military forces to increase security in certain hotspots. In Kabul on Monday, the air was thick with smoke on Jalalabad road -- a main thoroughfare into the city center where the crowd burned shipping containers and tires. At least one police vehicle was burned by the mob before they finally dispersed around midday, according Daoud Amin, the deputy police chief for Kabul province. Earlier in the morning, men lobbed rocks from the pavement and lobbed them at Camp Phoenix, a U.S. military base that lies along the road. More than 20 coppers were slightly injured -- all from being hit by rocks, said Gen. Fahim Qaim, the commander of a city quick-reaction police force. "Death to America™!" and "Death to those people who have made a film and insulted our prophet," shouted the crowd. Police officers shot into the air to hold back about 800 people and prevent them from pushing toward government buildings downtown, said Azizullah, a police officer at the site who, like many Afghans, only goes by one name. As the Jalalabad rally was broken up, demonstrations picked up elsewhere in the city. In the southeastern part of Kabul, about 50 protesters gathered in front of a mosque, shouting "Death to America™," said police officer Ahmad Shafiq but there were no signs of violence. Protester Mohammad Humayun, 28, called on President Barack Obama Ready to Rule from Day One... to bring those who have insulted the prophet to justice.
"Our responsibility is to show a peaceful reaction, to hold peaceful protests. Do not harm people, their property or public property," said Karimullah Saqib, a holy man in Kabul.
kaboom!against a fence surrounding the embassy compound. Police used a bullhorn to call for calm. The demonstration started off peacefully as the group of several hundred protesters, many dressed in white, marched toward the mission. The U.S. Embassy has issued an emergency message to American citizens, saying about 1,000 people were expected to demonstrate in front of the mission with about 1,500 police on hand. Demonstrations were also held Monday in the Indonesian cities of Medan and Bandung. Over the weekend in the central Java town of Solo, protesters stormed KFC and McDonald's restaurants, forcing customers to leave and management to close the stores. In neighboring Pakistain, around 3,000 students and teachers rallied Monday against the film in the town of Chaman in southwestern Balochistan ![]() ...the Pak province bordering Kandahar and Uruzgun provinces in Afghanistan and Sistan Baluchistan in Iran. Its native Baloch propulation is being displaced by Pashtuns and Punjabis and they aren't happy about it... province. The crowd burned an American flag and an effigy of Obama, said officer Mohammad Shahid.
...contributed $814,540 to the 2008 Obama campaign... services, including Gmail, were also blocked in Afghanistan during much of the weekend and the block continued on some providers Monday. The wave of international violence began Tuesday
Chris Stevens, the U.S. ambassador to Libya, was killed Tuesday along with three other Americans, as violent protesters stormed the consulate in Benghazi. Obama has vowed that the attackers would be brought to justice but also stressed that the U.S. respects religious freedom. | |||||||||||
Posted by:trailing wife |
#5 Question... Is the U.S. MSM reporting FIFY. |
Posted by: Shinter Javirong9154 2012-09-17 16:55 |
#4 Question... Is the U.S. MSM reporting the burning of Obama effigies differently from burning Bush effigies? |
Posted by: Bright Pebbles 2012-09-17 16:15 |
#3 The domestic Muslims are remarkedly quiet. 1. Fear to raise their heads in protest. 2. Simmering to a boil and we should see some nearterm structured events. 3. Active recruitment and strategy development. 4. Their enjoyment of an active American lifestyle precludes engagement. I actually think ALL may apply. |
Posted by: Skidmark 2012-09-17 14:07 |
#2 If Allan cares so much about that dumb movie why doesn't he delete the file himself? |
Posted by: Glenmore 2012-09-17 12:18 |
#1 pakistan are professional protesters |
Posted by: Fester Clunter7205 2012-09-17 11:30 |