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Ever noticed the striking similarity between #Obama's logo, & logo for #Egypt's Salafi Al Nour party?

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Well, I'll be damned.

Quote: Rev wrote in post #1

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http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-07-02/guest-post-egyptians-love-us-our-freedom

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I don't know the context of this banner, can anyone help?

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Quote: Rev wrote in post #1

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http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-07-02/guest-post-egyptians-love-us-our-freedom

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I don't know the context of this banner, can anyone help?

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Stay tuned ....it might be another scandal in the making !!

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Quote: ThirstyMan wrote in post #5

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Quote: Rev wrote in post #1

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http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-07-02/guest-post-egyptians-love-us-our-freedom

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I don't know the context of this banner, can anyone help?

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Stay tuned ....it might be another scandal in the making !!

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I too am ignorant of the context of this picture and would appreciate any insight as to what it means, TIA!

Quote: FP123 wrote in post #9

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I too am ignorant of the context of this picture and would appreciate any insight as to what it means, TIA!

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I don't know what happened last summer, because the news reports are conflicting. If I read one article it will talk about the US Ambassador endorsing Morsi as the legitimate leader of Egypt. If I read another it says that the US embraced the MB and there will be hell to pay in the future.

I do believe Ambassador Patterson was over her head in dealing with the Egyptians. What American ambassador wouldn't be?

Obama embraces the over throw of governments and endorses instability.

Remember Benghazi.

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Quote: Rev wrote in post #1

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http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2013-07-02/guest-post-egyptians-love-us-our-freedom

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I don't know the context of this banner, can anyone help?

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@ThirstyMan @FP123 @Palinista

CNS news reports:

One large banner photographed in the crowd featured photos of Obama and Patterson, accusing them by name of “support[ing] terrorism in Egypt.” Many carried a blown-up news photo of Patterson meeting with Muslim Brotherhood supreme guide Mohammed Badie last year, with a tag line, “We know what you did last summer.”

Egyptian state media is providing Obama with some cover, however. The MENA news agency reports that Morsi received a phone call from Obama on Tuesday, who told him that the US administration “supports peaceful, democratic transition in Egypt.”

Egyptian protestors carry banners accusing President Obama of supporting the terrorism of Morsi’s Islamist regime.

The accusations of US material support for ‘terror in Egypt’ are not unfounded. Last March, the Obama administration waived civil rights requirements in order to fund the Islamist regime with more than $1.5 billion in aid, as well as military hardware.


At least 16 have been killed, and hundreds wounded, since the demonstrations began Friday amidst reports the Morsi regime has used live ammo against protestors.

A video published on YouTube documents the live ammo atrocities during demonstrations in Cairo Friday. The video description translates: “Six killed and at least 50 injured in confrontations lasting the whole night in front of the headquarters of the Muslim Brotherhood.”

Full text of the Egyptian military ultimatum:

“Egypt and the whole world witnessed yesterday demonstrations by the great people of Egypt expressing their opinion in an unprecedented, peaceful and civilized way.

Everyone saw the movement of the Egyptian people and heard their voices with the greatest respect and concern. It is necessary that the people receive a reply to their movement and the call from every party with any responsibility in the dangerous circumstances surrounding the nation.

As a main party in the considerations of the future and based on their patriotic and historic responsibilities to protect security and stability, the Armed Forces state the following:

— The Armed Forces will not be a party in the circles of politics or governance and are not willing to step out of the role defined for them by the basic ideals of democracy based on the will of the people.

— The national security of the state is exposed to extreme danger by the developments the nation is witnessing, and this places a responsibility on us, each according to his position, to act as is proper to avert these dangers. The armed forces sensed early on the dangers of the current situation and the demands the great people have at this time. Therefore, it previously set a deadline of a week for all political forces in the country to come to a consensus and get out of this crisis. However, the week has passed without any sign of an initiative. This is what led to the people coming out with determination and resolve, in their full freedom, in this glorious way, which inspired surprise, respect and attention at the domestic, regional and international levels.

— Wasting more time will only bring more division and conflict, which we have warned about and continue to warn about. The noble people have suffered and have found no one to treat them with kindness or sympathize with them. That puts a moral and psychological burden on the armed forces, which find it obligatory that everyone drop everything and embrace these proud people, which have shown they are ready to do the impossible if only they feels there is loyalty and dedication to them.

— The Armed Forces repeat their call for the people’s demands to be met and give everyone 48 hours as a last chance to shoulder the burden of the historic moment that is happening in the nation, which will not forgive or tolerate any party that is lax in shouldering its responsibility.

— The Armed Forces put everyone on notice that if the demands of the people are not realized in the given time period, it will be obliged by its patriotic and historic responsibilities and by its respect for the demands of the great Egyptian people to announce a road map for the future and the steps for overseeing its implementation, with participation of all patriotic and sincere parties and movements — including the youth, who set off the glorious revolution and continue to do so, without excluding anyone.

A salute of appreciation and pride to the sincere and loyal men of the Armed Forces, who have always borne and will continue to bear their patriotic responsibilities toward the great people of Egypt with determination, decisiveness and pride.

God save Egypt and its proud, great people.”
- See more at: http://www.libertynewsonline.com/article...h.5MYHVBHg.dpuf