The Biggest Protest in Egypt's History (LIVE FEED)

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So far, this is what has happened:

*Anti-Morsi protesters reportedly throw petrol bombs at Muslim Brotherhood headquarters in Muqattam area of Cairo - AJE

*Opposition forces urge Egyptians to declare a public strike until #Mursi leaves power - Al Arabiya

*2 people killed

*Reports on Twitter saying Tahir is completely full

reply to post by WonderBoi


And America is the FREE Country?

Try this in the US and see what happens. It's already been proven on smaller scales that it WILL NOT be allowed and is met with violence, threats and weapons from the enforcers.

It would be interesting to see this scale in America but it probably won't happen because people are either apathetic, afraid or unwilling to lose what little they have left.

Peace

Here's a couple of screenshots

The day when the whole world realizes, that this needs to be done worldwide will be the happiest day of my and our life. Around that corner lays freedom for all. Its all rigged, all of it

Originally posted by TribeOfManyColours
The day when the whole world realizes, that this needs to be done worldwide will be the happiest day of my and our life. Around that corner lays freedom for all. Its all rigged, all of it

And when it does happen, where do we go from there? The elite will run to their caves, while we rip each other apart, over the system they rigged. Perhaps, we should block the entrances to the underground bases first, then protest. Don't let the snakes get away!

Originally posted by jude11
It would be interesting to see this scale in America but it probably won't happen because people are either apathetic, afraid or unwilling to lose what little they have left.

That apathy will only last so long. We've seen the youth out for Occupy, but that was only driven by principle and ethics. Just wait until it's driven by desperation and the majority are able to combine over a single issue.

I don't think "the movement" is necessarily going to start with organized protest though, I think in the US it could be triggered by several things from a radical movement and the backlash on all citizens from the state, to a riot that spreads out of control like we had in the UK. If that had happened in America, with thousands of armed people looting and rioting, things would have deteriorated very quickly.

There are a lot of divides in America, on race, class, economic standing and political ideology. The success of divide and conquer has never been more evident than in America where the public are distracted and divided on party lines while their complaints are seemingly so similar.

If Americans ever realize that both left and right are very similar in their distrust of government and their disgust of inequality, if they can put aside all the BS petty arguments just long enough to protest for that one basic thing, then your government will be sh*tting their pants.

Unless the door in the sphinx is opened then countries will fall over and over again. The spirit world is drawing the line. This could all end peacefully but since truth is stranger than fiction and no one hears we will be restless until we burn this mother down. The spirit of Jesus is calling us to choose slavery of freedom and waits at the door for us.

Has anyone seen this??? This was posted on youtube, June 21, 2013

Reported on 6/20/13 - (KCEN) -- A group of soldiers are preparing for their deployment to Egypt with riot training on post. They're planning ahead for violent protests or riots and the possibility of protecting the country's border with Israel

In a sign of the explosive volatility of the country's divisions, young protesters mainly from the surrounding neighborhood pelted the main headquarters of President Mohammed Morsi's Muslim Brotherhood with stones and firebombs, and at one point a fire erupted at the gates of the walled villa. During clashes, Brotherhood supporters barricaded inside opened fire on the attackers, and activists said at least five protesters were killed. Read more: www.foxnews.com...

For weeks, Morsi's supporters have depicted the planned protest as a plot by Mubarak loyalists. But their claims were undermined by the extent of Sunday's rallies. In Cairo and a string of cities in the Nile Delta and on the Mediterranean coast, the protests topped even the biggest protests of the 2011's 18-day uprising, including the day Mubarak quit, Feb. 11, when giant crowds marched on Ittihadiya. Read more: www.foxnews.com...

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Egyptian military gives 48 hour ultimatum to Brotherhood, political forces. The armed forces have announced that the military is giving all political forces 48 hours as a last chance to solve the ongoing problems, or else the armed forces will have to announce a new roadmap for the future, and will enforce certain measures with the help of all factions including the youth, without excluding anyone.

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The protest is still going strong, with no signs of letting up.

According to the witnesses, the Egyptian military has boosted deployment on the Gaza border by sending 30 tanks that are patrolling the area. "We've gotten used to seeing only armored vehicles, this is the first times we've seen tanks," one witness said. Source (Roi Kais)