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Holy shit Egypt!
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Thraxle wrote
at 2:18 PM, Wednesday February 1, 2012 EST
Soccer riot death toll climbs in Egypt
"It's kind of a security vacuum in the football stadium. ... It's not unheard of to have organized violence between football clubs, but something on this scale has never been seen before," said James Montague, a CNN contributor who researched soccer in the Middle East for his book "When Friday Comes: Football in the War Zone." Organized violence DURING the games INSIDE the stadium. These people were firing off rockets while the players were on the field scoring a goal. WOW! |
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barmat wrote
at 4:36 PM, Wednesday February 1, 2012 EST they know how to partay
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@SecretVeta wrote
at 5:38 PM, Wednesday February 1, 2012 EST sounds badass to me
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savif wrote
at 11:26 PM, Wednesday February 1, 2012 EST mars told me he can get tickets. who's interested?
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Marsyas wrote
at 1:31 AM, Thursday February 2, 2012 EST There is more than meets the eyes, the police was just watching, not preventing that.
Fair investigations will point out who is responsible for this, yes the ultras were fighting, but we think someone used that for his advantage (btw, am an anti-conspiracy theory ), and ofc there will be no fair investigations same as all that happened last year. This country will remain corrupt till the top rank officers & their servants are prosecuted. when we form a real separation of powers, independent institutions, no lying state media propaganda. |
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Anime6 wrote
at 8:32 AM, Thursday February 2, 2012 EST nope marsyas. your people voted for the muslim brothers. prepare for an extreme islam reigime with the laws of sharia opposed on everyone.
same as in tunisia. i feel sorry for 25% of the egyptians that voted for the secular parties. |
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Marsyas wrote
at 2:24 PM, Thursday February 2, 2012 EST 90% of our laws are according to sharia, the 75% are just fooling their selves, this is not even proper sharia, sharia is extremely opposed to injustice, they read what they want between selected lines.
today in the beard-ish parliament, they kept talking and talking, no action, and even in talking, they were so afraid to condemn SCAF over any thing, bunch of hypocrite cowards. |
