Police fire tear gas at outraged Cairo protesters (VIDEO, PHOTOS)

February 02, 2012 19:25

One more person has died in Egypt, where clashes between police and protesters continue to rage in the wake of Wednesday’s football mayhem in Port Said in which 79 died. Two more people died in the subsequent riots.

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Doesn't Russia owe 03.02.2012 14:51

4 years of Rent to Egypt for their Millitary base?

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Tornuggleman 03.02.2012 14:33

These people have been fighting over a book for thousends of years.
The culture has according to "Julia Caesar" on Snaphanen led to a very serious inbreedin. More then 50 % of the cult of islam cousins ! And we are talking about FIRST COUSINS !
Any inbreeding gives defcts. On any living animal !
The same author/journalist also ponted out violon differnsies between "healthy" reproduction and inbreeding.
And they all seme to be loving warefare and fighting !
In my country one town - Malmö - now have more immigrants then swedes.
It´s called "Murder City", Gangstertown etc in the European media.
The city is absolutely dangerous for anybody that is a non-muslim !
Why would it bve any better in Cairo ?
You all belive in the very destructive and dangerous cult of islam, were your priests call on war!?
Leave "Sand City" to do their own fightring.
Pull back media and consentrate on something more iteresting.
The so called "arabian spring" is making me sleepy...
All we hear is how these muhammedan are suffering and all the suffering that they had to live with. The same all over.

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Atossa 02.02.2012 22:34

. Violence in Egypt will eventually affect the operation of the SuMed pipeline which is near the Suez Canal and is used for transporting Persian Gulf oil. .

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Atossa 02.02.2012 22:02

. Violenc e in Egypt will eventually affect the operation of the Suez Canal. .

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