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(Yahoonews.com)-CAIRO (AP) — Hundreds of thousands of opponents of Egypt's Islamist president poured onto the streets in Cairo and across much of the nation Sunday, launching an all-out push to force Mohammed Morsi from office on the one-year anniversary of his inauguration. Fears of violence were high, with Morsi's Islamist supporters vowing to defend him.
Nationwide, the rallies were among the most gigantic Egypt has seen in nearly 2 ½ years of continuous upheaval, including during the square-packing, 18-day uprising that toppled autocrat Hosni Mubarak in early 2011.
President Barack Obama says the United States is concerned about protests and political unrest in Egypt. He says the top priority is making sure the U.S. Embassy in Cairo and American consulates are safe.
Obama: US Working to Protect Embassy in Cairo
Originally posted by undo
morsi's muslim brotherhood headquarters has been broken into and ransacked as part of the civil unrest in egypt. there are only 2 threads on ats about this new unrest, and only a handful of posters between them. this is a bizarre situation, which would normally result in a large amount of posters commenting on it. yet it's really quite low key here on the subject. oddly so. i'm beginning to wonder what our demographics are here.
Originally posted by undo
morsi's muslim brotherhood headquarters has been broken into and ransacked as part of the civil unrest in egypt. there are only 2 threads on ats about this new unrest, and only a handful of posters between them. this is a bizarre situation, which would normally result in a large amount of posters commenting on it. yet it's really quite low key here on the subject. oddly so. i'm beginning to wonder what our demographics are here.
Originally posted by xuenchen
Originally posted by undo
morsi's muslim brotherhood headquarters has been broken into and ransacked as part of the civil unrest in egypt. there are only 2 threads on ats about this new unrest, and only a handful of posters between them. this is a bizarre situation, which would normally result in a large amount of posters commenting on it. yet it's really quite low key here on the subject. oddly so. i'm beginning to wonder what our demographics are here.
I agree there's a 'loud' silence on ATS.
This subject should have dozens of pages by now.
I wonder why people a keeping quiet now?
Originally posted by Jobeycool
Originally posted by undo
morsi's muslim brotherhood headquarters has been broken into and ransacked as part of the civil unrest in egypt. there are only 2 threads on ats about this new unrest, and only a handful of posters between them. this is a bizarre situation, which would normally result in a large amount of posters commenting on it. yet it's really quite low key here on the subject. oddly so. i'm beginning to wonder what our demographics are here.
I think it is because the news media in the U.S. has shut up about it.Mainly CNN.I also find it weird how nothing has been said about this on this website and it is even worse than it was the first time around.edit on 1-7-2013 by Jobeycool because: (no reason given)
Foreign Policy: In the latest twist in our upside-down war on terror, President Obama withdraws troops fighting terrorists in Afghanistan and sends others to Egypt to protect a regime that supports terrorists.
According to reports, the commander-in-chief is deploying a riot-control unit from Fort Hood to Egypt to help the Islamofascist regime there repel its own citizens protesting increasing human-rights violations.
More than 400 US soldiers are preparing for their deployment to Egypt in anticipation of violent protests, riots, and the possibility of having to protect the country’s border with Israel.
Training at Fort Hood for a nine-month deployment in the “near future” concluded on June 20, KCEN-TV reports, noting that the soldiers encountered Molotov cocktails and “other dangerous items” in their training.
“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 last week,” Lt. Matthew Wilkinson told the television station. According to KDH News, the training lasted about six months.