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| Egypt Army Chief Urges Street Demos to Fight 'Terror', Islamists Call for Friday anti-Coup Rallies |
| 2013-07-25 |
| [AnNahar] Egypt's army chief called Wednesday for public rallies this week to give him a mandate to fight "terrorism and violence," as Mohammed Morsi's supporters continue to protest against his ouster. "Next Friday, all honorable Egyptians must take to the street to give me a mandate and command to end terrorism and violence," General Abdel Fattah al-Sisi said in a speech broadcast live on state television ... and if you can't believe state television who can you believe? The army chief, who led a coup against Morsi on July 3 after mass demonstrations demanding his ouster, said he had warned the Islamist president that he must either resign or hold a referendum. Presidential aides "told me if there is any problem, there will be lots of violence because of gangs, to scare me," Sisi said. His speech, at a graduation ceremony for cadets, came hours after a bomb at a cop shoppe killed a conscript, according to the interior ministry. Meanwhile, ...back at the dirigible, Cynthia backed into the galley, the barbecue fork held in front of her. Jack!she called. Where the hell are you?... Egypt's Islamist coalition branded the army chief's call "an announcement of civil war." "Al-Sisi's threats are an announcement of civil war," said the Moslem Brüderbund-led coalition. It also called mass anti-coup protests for Friday. The marches will be held in all provinces under the slogan "the people want to bring down the coup," the Moslem Brüderbund-led coalition said in a statement on Wednesday. The Islamists, who had said they intended to hold rallies on Friday, publicized the starting points for the marches hours. Morsi loyalists have vowed to continue demonstrating until president Mohammed Morsi, tossed in a coup on July 3, is reinstated. The Brotherhood condemned Sissi's call for protests as a "threat" that would not prevent them from continuing their protests. Almost 200 people have been killed in festivities since the days leading up to Morsi's overthrow, with forces of Evil in Sinai also carrying out daily attacks on security forces. |
| Posted by:trailing wife |
| #4 This presents an excellent opportunity for the Muslim Brotherhood to be removed from Egypt, where its world wide headquarters is located. they can move in with Huma. I understand a bedroom might become available after her "Hillary II" act fails |
| Posted by: Frank G 2013-07-25 18:11 |
| #3 And if Egyptian soldiers keep getting ambushed in the Sinai, there's a chance they retake Gaza - Hamas being the Palestinian faction of the Muslim Brotherhood. |
| Posted by: mossomo 2013-07-25 17:28 |
| #2 ***correction*** This presents an excellent opportunity for the Muslim Brotherhood from Egypt, where its world wide headquarters is located. This presents an excellent opportunity for the Muslim Brotherhood to be removed from Egypt, where its world wide headquarters is located. |
| Posted by: Omavimble Stalin3583 2013-07-25 16:05 |
| #1 A blogger who was in contact with a protester prior to the military coup said protesters were unhappy with a year of Morsi rule and demanded he order a new presidential election which he had the power to do. The Muslim Brotherhood overthrew the old dictatorship and were voted into the office of presidency but Islam proved too oppressive as a government for the taste of the Egyptians. The protestor also said the Apaches hovering above the protestors was a sign of solidarity with the protestors by the military against the Muslim Brotherhood. This presents an excellent opportunity for the Muslim Brotherhood from Egypt, where its world wide headquarters is located. The Obama regime supports the Morsi regime. A clear sign of the times in America's history and a clear sign of the dangers freedom loving people in America face at this time in American history. |
| Posted by: Omavimble Stalin3583 2013-07-25 16:02 |