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Egypt

Mubarak turns his thugs loose on democracy protesters

NOVANEWS     So who are these people? asks Egyptian author Adhaf Soueif. In support of the president, they throw Molotov bottles and plant pots from the tops of buildings onto the heads of women and children. To establish stability and order, they break heads with rocks and legs with bicycle chains. To have their say in the debate they slash faces with knives. Who are they? Well, every time one of them is captured his ID says he's a member of the security forces. By Ahdaf Soueif The Guardian 2 February 2011   Pro-Mubarak thugs with whips ride horses into democracy protestors I knew something was wrong when I woke up to the sound of car horns. It's been so quiet and peaceful the last few days we've even started seeing the bats once again flitting in and out of the fruit trees at dusk...
Egypt

Zionist Mu-Barak: Violence in Tahrir Square

NOVANEWS  Earlier today, hired thugs threw Molotov cocktails at peaceful protesters in Tahrir Square, and men on camels and horses rode into the crowd with batons, injuring people and hoping to sow chaos, and thereby hoping to ensure that people think that the Mubarak government must stay in place to endure an “orderly transition.” Some reports assert that 5000 or more have been injured. Eyewitness reports are that captured thugs have police IDs. Others were reportedly bribed or beaten into throwing rocks or assaulting the revolutionary protesters. Government propaganda asserts that it is Muslim Brotherhood militants throwing the firebombs on the people. The army, meanwhile, “is calling on protesters to go and stay home for Egypt's security.” That is the counter-revolution. And as I write,...
Egypt

INTIFADA, REVOLT & ZIONIST MU-BARAK

NOVANEWS   Eight days into the revolt in Egypt and we are seeing Zionist Mu-Barak marshal his forces against the peaceful protesters. Zionist Mu-Barak and his clique were caught off guard by the speed and vigour of the uprising against their corrupt rule, initially they were unsure what to do and just employed the Interior Ministry troops. They were insufficient and thankfully overwhelmed, so then the military came into view, but again they were unsure precisely which side to commit to. Zionist Mu-Barak has been pressurised both internally and externally, yet he's not buckling, he's clinging to power as best he can. He doesn't want to go. Mu-Barak assumes he can't fully rely on the army, so he has brought in members of his party, the NDP and bolstered by those who benefited f...
Egypt

Stop Zionist Mu-Barak Violence

NOVANEWS Dear All,   Demand President Obama immediately pressure the U.S.-backed Egyptian military to protect peaceful protesters in Egypt.   Add more pressure: Call the White House   Today, peaceful anti-government protesters in Cairo's Tahrir Square were attacked by a mob that anti-government protesters and some journalists say was orchestrated by the government and tolerated by the U.S.-backed Egyptian military. The U.S.-backed Egyptian military did not stop the violence, despite its earlier pledge to protect peaceful protesters, the Guardian reports. [1] Journalists were also attacked, including CNN's Anderson Cooper. [2.]  Demand that U.S. officials act immediately to stop the violence by holding the U.S.-backed Egyptian military to account, making clear that U.S. aid to the Egypt...
Egypt

Israhell And Zionist Mu-Barak

NOVANEWS by crescentandcross       Egypt–the real deal or another Israhell operation? MCP discusses the likelihood that the current turmoil taking place in the land of Israhell’s ancient enemy is as much deliberate as spontaneous and the long term Zionist reasons for doing it.   Listen Here
Africa

A spark from North Africa and the Middle East to ignite the world

NOVANEWS NOUR SCARDINA US (PalTelegraph-Rachael Rudolph)—Some have made the argument that if the January 25 Egyptian protests do not continue after today, then we are not witnessing the beginning of an Egyptian revolution.  One thing is being overlooked, however.  The number of people on the streets indicates support for a people’s movement for change in Egypt.  While there may not be large, active participation as there was today, the numbers do indicate the public will remain supportive and neutral for additional and future action against the policies of oppression, repression and suppression by the Egyptian government.  And as any revolutionary historian or theorist would say, one lesson learned from past movements is that public support or neutrality is vital for further action and su...
Morocco, USA

9/11 SUSPECT WAS DETAINED BY ZIONIST REGIME OF MOROCCO

NOVANEWS 9/11 Suspect Was Detained and Taped in Morocco By MARK MAZZETTI Published: August 17, 2010 WASHINGTON — A Yemeni man implicated in the Sept. 11 attacks was secretly detained in Morocco after Central Intelligence Agency operatives took him there in 2002, officials said Tuesday. F.B.I. Ramzi bin al-Shibh's interrogation sessions in Morocco were videotaped and given to the C.I.A. While the man, Ramzi bin al-Shibh, was detained in a prison near Rabat, Moroccan officials videotaped several of his interrogation sessions and gave the recordings to the C.I.A., the American officials said. The new details about Mr. bin al-Shibh’s detention, first reported Tuesday by The Associated Press, shed light on Morocco’s role as a holding site for suspected members of Al Qaeda captured by the...
Egypt

ON WHOSE BEHALF IS ZIONIST MU-BARAK SAVAGING THE PEOPLE OF GAZA?

NOVANEWS On whose behalf is Egypt savaging the people of Gaza ? An influx of hair-raising stories keeps coming from the Egyptian side of the Rafah border terminal. Nearly all these stories underscore the degrading treatment meted out to Gazans, already thoroughly savaged by the manifestly criminal siege imposed by Zio=Nazi regime in 'Israel'  and their puppet in cairo on the coastal enclave in coordination with several regional and international players, including Zionist Mu-Barak. August 15,2010 by By Khalid Amayreh in Occupied Palestine   An influx  of  hair-raising stories keeps coming from the Egyptian side of the Rafah border terminal. Nearly all these stories underscore the degrading treatment meted out to Gazans, already thoroughly savaged by the man...
Africa

POLICE CORRUPTION IN NIGERIA

NOVANEWS CLICK HER: Police Corruption in Nigeria   August 17, 2010   Introduction:  Widespread corruption in the Nigeria Police Force is fueling abuses against ordinary citizens and severely undermining the rule of law in Nigeria. On a daily basis, countless ordinary Nigerians are accosted by armed police officers who demand bribes and commit human rights abuses against them as a means of extorting money. These abuses range from arbitrary arrest and unlawful detention to threats and acts of violence, including sexual assault, torture, and even extrajudicial killings. Police also routinely extort money from victims of crimes to initiate investigations and demand bribes from suspects to drop investigations. Cartoons by Basati for Human Rights Watch unless otherwise noted. Related Material...
Africa

TURNING THE CORNER IN KENYA '2'

NOVANEWS Despite these undeniable advances, the proposed constitution was opposed by two well-financed elements: politicians whose ambitions are likely to be thwarted by the more democratic basic law, and the church. The former group included William Ruto, the minister of higher education and a prominent ethnic Kalenjin, who is suspected of directing the violence that followed the 2007 election. He is an opportunist and ethnic demagogue who intends to run for president in 2012. Backed by former President Moi, Ruto captured the loyalty of Kalenjins in the Rift Valley who voted overwhelmingly against the draft because it was supported by Kibaki (who cannot run for a third term in 2012) and Odinga, Ruto's principal rival and arguably Kenya's most popular political leader. Moi and Ruto had ano...