“This may or may not be true. There have been reports/rumors that MB has been on both sides.”
If anything, I would think it was anti-MB crowd infiltrating both sides. My reason: When MB didn’t back down after O’s speech, hostile anti-gov’t protesters decided that they needed to step it up in order to make their demands more clear with chaos (not to mention making MB look bad). Thus, getting the attention of world govt’s to pressure MB to step down to calm things down.
I’m sure there are bad MB supporters out there, but there is a lot of blame to go around.
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Cash-starved Egyptians turn on each other
AP/YahooNews ^ | 2/3/11 | TAREK EL-TABLAWY
Posted on Thursday, February 03, 2011 1:06:28 PM by Kartographer
For more than a week, Zaki Abdel-Aziz had been out of work and nearly out of money, joining millions of Egyptians living more on hope than cash as the capital plunged into chaos and the economy ground to a virtual halt.
His wife and three children were hungry, tired and tense. There was just over $17 (100 pounds) in their apartment, and no way to borrow more. Then a chilling call came Tuesday night.
“The guy asked me, ‘Zaki, you haven’t worked for a week, right? You don’t have money?’” Abdel-Aziz, 45, recalled. “He said, ‘Come out tomorrow and you’ll get 100 pounds and a bag of food. All you have to do is join us against those traitors in Tahrir.”
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