Egyptian security forces shoot dead dozens of pro-Mursi supporters

Reuters via Yahoo! News ^ | July 27, 2013 8:18 EDT | Tom Perry and Noah Browning

[caww]

I just listened to the MB/Morsi spokes person....what a liar! But no surprise...the idea is to get the International community to sympathize with the Bortherhood...but anybody who has an ounce of understanding of the Brotherhood knows full well only death and injury follow them whatever nation they are in.

The Egyptian People have spoken clearly they do not want an Islamic Governance (Shariah).....the Brotherhood clearly has well blew their opportunity to show they are other than we know them to be......

The chaos in Egypt is confined to Nasr City/Rabaa for the most part as the military continues to contain the killings amongst themsleves.

This began when the Morsi people tried to cross the Oct bridge again....in order to once more incite violence with the Ant-terrorists groups. They also broke into an another area to set up more camps.

It’s like when cities have told the Occupy people time to go home....the Morsi people have stopped business in the area and the neighbors are filing complaints...as well as bricking up the roads from traffic....

the killings are largly the Snipers bought and paid for by the MBS...and shooting their own people.

That is not to say the Military isn’t firing when the HEAVILY ARMED MBS cAME AT THEM WITH MACHINE GUNS!

[Yiorgos]

This is what you get for having an “Arab Spring.” It’s a choice between Islamic dictatorship, or secular dictatorship. And to think that there are “conservatives” who support this farce of “Arab Democracy.”

[dfwgator]

[Hulka]

My Egyptian sources agree and support what you wrote.

[gura]

Bad times? Good times. They’re shedding themselves of the MB. Keep shooting and aim true!

[Repeat Offender]

Why do you make sure to take two muslims on a fishing trip?

If you only take one, he'll drink all your beer.

[Hulka]

The best humor is always based on truth.

[Venturer]

“We will stay here until we die, one by one,” said Ahmed Ali, 24

Be careful what you wish for Ahmed, the military seems happy to be of service.

[af_vet_rr]

Remember, Egypt elected the Muslim Brotherhood. My theory is the military, which runs the economy, cut off food and fuel while Morsi was in office. It seems to have suddenly returned after he was deposed. That still leaves the problem that the majority are Islamists.

Morsi got 24% of the vote in the first go-round. In the runoff, he got 51%, with quite a few staying home in both elections (or however many there were), so the Brotherhood did not necessarily have a majority.

My guess is that a lot of the low-information voters thought the MB wouldn't be as bad as they were, and things were going okay, then Morsi started doing exactly what a lot of folks predicted - carrying out the MB agenda. This upset a lot of people, the military sided with the non-extremists, and now we have the civil war that was predicted.

[af_vet_rr]

However several of the oil rich Arab countries have written 10 figure checks to the Egyptian military since then.

Correction, several of the oil-rich Arab countries that are worried about the Muslim Brotherhood have written out checks to the military.

Egypt maybe the first major country to completely reject the Muslim Brotherhood.