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    Posted January 27, 2013 by
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    Protests in Egypt: Your experiences

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    What is the difference between Morsi and Al-Assad?

    By flex10  |  Posted January 27, 2013  
     

    Rather than responding to the demands behind the protest for the last three days in Egypt against fraudulent constitution, besieged Supreme Court and no regards to human suffering to the Egyptians, Morsi and his thugs Muslims Brotherhood killed additional five protesters by snipers on the top of high buildings during a funeral in Port Said where more than 30 peaceful protesters were killed yesterday for nothing more than asking for their freedom, basic rights to live as humans. Later Morsi declared emergency law for 30 days.

     

    Al-Assad did the same and CNN aired similar report. What is the difference between Bashar Al-Assad regime and Morsi and his thugs “Muslims Brotherhood” regime?

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