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[ELTurco]

Egypt recalls its ambassador in Turkey: report | Reuters

good riddance

 

[islamrules]

Sisi is a Kaffir following the path of his kaffir predecessor the perished one in killing innocent muslims

 

[islamrules]

 

[idune]

R.I.P to all the victims

@Yzd Khalifa Dude stay neutral and don't bring KSA into this, It's an Egyptian matter that concern Egyptians only, we dont have the right to talk on their behalf, we only wish peace for our Egyptian brothers and hopefully the situation in their country will get better.

But Saudi involvement in bringing sisi into power and subsequent support by house of Saud already deeply implicated Saudis and house of Saud more specifically. Blood in house of Saud hand can not be washed off. It's too late. And it's too bad Saudi people who do not like house of saud genocidal acts throughout ME, do not have any way or willingness to express their resentments.

 

[Yzd Khalifa]

I can see the Safavid-like mentality in every post you make.

But Saudi involvement in bringing sisi into power and subsequent support by house of Saud already deeply implicated Saudis and house of Saud more specifically. Blood in house of Saud hand can not be washed off. It's too late. And it's too bad Saudi people who do not like house of saud genocidal acts throughout ME, do not have any way or willingness to express their resentments.

Go run to your masters

 

[Brutas]

Syria, Iraq, Lebanon & now Egypt again. These savages could learn something from Israel (jews from over 150 nations live side by side) and EU (27 nations, each with their own language, culture, religious differences, living side by side without killing each other to death ) ! Barbarian bedouin savages are themselves their biggest enemy.

 

[kalu_miah]

Egypt erupts as security forces attack Morsi supporters - The Washington Post

Egypt erupts as security forces attack Morsi supporters
By Editorial Board, Published: August 14

BEFORE THE July 3 coup in Egypt, the Obama administration privately warned the armed forces against ousting the government of Mohamed Morsi, pointing to U.S. legislation that requires the cutoff of aid to any country where the army plays a “decisive role” in removing an elected government. Yet when the generals ignored the U.S. warnings, the White House responded by electing to disregard the law itself. After a prolonged and embarrassing delay, the State Department announced that it had chosen not to determine whether a coup had taken place, and Secretary of State John F. Kerry declared that Egypt’s military was “restoring democracy.”

Because of those decisions, the Obama administration is complicit in the new and horrifyingly bloody crackdown launched Wednesday by the de facto regime against tens of thousands of protesters who had camped out in two Cairo squares. At least 278 people were reported killed, including many women and children. Chaos erupted around Egypt as angry mobs stormed Christian churches, which went largely unprotected by security forces. The military imposed a state of emergency, essentially returning Egypt to the autocratic status quo that existed before the 2011 revolution.

The Obama administration duly protested the latest crackdown, just as it previously urged the miltary not to use force against the demonstrations and to release Mr. Morsi and other political prisoners. The military’s disregard for these appeals was logical and predictable: Washington had already demonstrated that its warnings were not credible. Indeed, even as police were still gunning down unarmed civilians in the streets of Cairo Wednesday, a White House spokesman was reiterating to reporters the administration’s determination not to make a judgement about whether the terms of the anti-coup legislation had been met.

This refusal to take a firm stand against massive violations of human rights is as self-defeating for the United States as it is unconscionable. Continued U.S. support for the Egyptian military is helping to push the country toward a new dictatorship rather than a restored democracy. Gen. Abdel Fatah al-Sissi, the coup leader, increasingly is styling himself as a national savior in the mode of such former dictators asGamal Abdel Nasser; Wednesday’s bloody assault represents his crushing of civilian moderates in the interim cabinet who had called for compromise with Mr. Morsi’s Muslim Brotherhood. Appropriately, their leader, Vice President Mohamed ElBaradei, resigned.

It is difficult to imagine how the assault on the Brotherhood, which won multiple elections and is still supported by millions of Egyptians, can be followed by a credible transition to democracy. More likely, it will lead Egypt toward still greater violence. It may be that outside powers cannot now change this tragic course of events. But if the United States wishes to have some chance to influence a country that has been its close ally for four decades, it must immediately change its policy toward the armed forces. That means the complete suspension of all aid and cooperation, coupled with the message that relations will resume when — and if — the generals end their campaign of repression and take tangible steps to restore democracy.

More articles calling for withdrawal of US grant for Egypt's military:
Jackson Diehl: Obama’s dangerous passivity on Egypt on display - The Washington Post
Events in Egypt demand a shift in U.S. policy

Why Islamism and Brotherhood will survive in Egypt:
In Egypt, the popularity of Islamism shall endure - The Washington Post

 

[islamrules]

horrific scenes

kuffars took off the black clothes as a sign that the islamic era is over

 

[islamrules]

 

[fallstuff]

If you look at the Western supporters of the egyptisn military

They are jew and Israel supporters to the last

That tells you everything

The egyptian military is as much an enemy of Muslims as any one else it needs to be dealt with

Jews or Israel got nothing to do with this carnage.

Its a tale of greed for power and money with a twist of self obsession.

 

[JUBA]

But Saudi involvement in bringing sisi into power and subsequent support by house of Saud already deeply implicated Saudis and house of Saud more specifically. Blood in house of Saud hand can not be washed off. It's too late. And it's too bad Saudi people who do not like house of saud genocidal acts throughout ME, do not have any way or willingness to express their resentments.

Saudi involvement ? what Saudi involvement ? I'm sure the 30 million people that protested against the MP went to the streets and did it because the "House of Saud" told them (Sarcasm)
You need to stop watching propaganda channels and look at facts instead, or you will be nothing more than a brainwashed tool.

 

[islamrules]

anybody here who agrees Sisi is a kaffir ? or did he not kill enough souls ?

 

[islamrules]

someone asks : who's legs r these ?
the doc replays : ask Sisi

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=519718514763856

weapons found in Rabia

 

[Naifov]

anybody here who agrees Sisi is a kaffir ? or did he not kill enough souls ?

No neither sisi is kaffir nor the people who are supporting him. Stop this BS and stop this ideology that only disgraces the Muslims. You have no rights what so ever to call other people as kaffir. Stop this madness, any way I don't blame you, you were taught this salafi ideology.

 

[islamrules]