Anti-Muslim Brotherhood Protests in Egypt: Largest Political Event in World History

breitbart ^ | 6/30/13 | Joel B. Pollak

[Nachum]

The demonstrations that began Sunday in Cairo, Egypt against the Muslim Brotherhood government of President Mohamed Morsi have attracted "millions" of supporters and many counter-demonstrators as well, making the protest the largest political event in the history of the world, according to the BBC. The protests in Tahrir Square and throughout Egypt exceed those that ousted President Hosni Mubarak in 2011 in the key event of the Arab Spring. Two years later, after constitutional reforms and elections that saw Morsi and the Muslim Brotherhood move to aggrandize their power, the public backlash is immense.

[lurk]

Will DC notice?

[cripplecreek]

Reports are coming in that its turning into another rapefest.

‘Unspeakably horrifying’: BBC, tweeters report numerous sexual assaults in Cairo’s Tahrir Square

http://twitchy.com/2013/06/30/unspeakably-horrifying-bbc-tweeters-report-numerous-sexual-assaults-in-cairos-tahrir-square/?utm_source=autotweet&utm_medium=twitter&utm_campaign=twitter

[Lazamataz]

And yet AGAIN, Obama is on the wrong side of history.

Obama: Often wrong, but never in doubt.

[manc]

his whole foreign policy if we can call it that a has been a massive cluster F@@@.

[Olog-hai]

Then they aren’t looking to overthrow Morsi. This is a power struggle between Islamists, at most. All Morsi needs to do to hold on to power is to call in his buddies from Hamas and things will suddenly get quiet after they get very messy.

[cripplecreek]

Chaos is the legacy of Obama.

[manc]

how about millions of us march on SCOTUS and the white house after them becoming homosexual activist judges and a white house which is out of control?

It seems the French , Egyptians , Iranians, Turks, Greeks have more balls than most of Americans today, which does nto surprise as we have so many low info voters who are more interested in who is dating who in Hollywood

[Viennacon]

So there are more people in the streets against this Islamonazi trash than there were against the benign ally Mubarak.

Will Obama tell Morsi to step down?

Not a chance in hell.

[Al B.]

Will DC notice?

No. McCain was asked about it this AM on Fox and basically said forget Egypt, Syria and arming the rebels there is the priority. He's all hot for another Libya in Syria.

The real reform movement in Egypt is SOL as far as any support from DC is concerned.

[Irenic]

Let me know when...

[MichaelCorleone]

“It seems the French , Egyptians , Iranians, Turks, Greeks have more balls than most of Americans today,”

Sadly, yes. And don’t forget Iceland, who reportedly went into the banks, physically pulled the officers into the street and told them there was no way the people are paying for their bad trades. The economy collapsed, but they’ve since risen from the ashes and are doing pretty well now I hear.

[MuttTheHoople]

Chaos Incompetency is the legacy of Obama.

Fixed it for you

[cripplecreek]

It seems the French , Egyptians , Iranians, Turks, Greeks have more balls than most of Americans today,

There is no reasonable way to compare those nations with the USA. The geography alone takes millions of potential American protesters out of play. There also isn't the ideological divide between rural and urban that we have here. Beyond that, I don't want to proudly compare myself to those who have little to nothing in common with me.

[smokingfrog]

Which youtube video are they protesting this time?

[publius911]

The protests in Tahrir Square and throughout Egypt exceed those that ousted President Hosni Mubarak in 2011 in the key event of the Arab Spring. Two years later, after constitutional reforms and elections that saw Morsi and the Muslim Brotherhood move to aggrandize their power, the public backlash is immense.

Didn't "nutty" Glenn Beck predict this in late 2010 or 2011?

[katana]

Chaos is the legacy of Obama.

It is also his intent. Of that I have no doubt whatsoever. Stupid will only get you so far and tends to be corrected by negative feedback. But when those results are what you want? That is the call sign of evil.

[Gabrial]

Let's see....100,000 dead in Syria....looks like Bammy is trying to out do himself by supporting his Muslim Brotherhood friends in Egypt.

It will be a bloodbath. How many people will die?

[little jeremiah]

They are looking to kick out Morsi. Signs, chants, all agaisnt Morsi. Several Mozlem Bro’ buildings fire bombed. Police joining in with demonstrators, even some mil.