. Read more: http://www.sacbee.com/2011/11/11/4047712/hundreds-march-in-egypt-to-mourn.html#ixzz1dVEvmhlI Should we hold our breath waiting for the military to investigate itself? Apparently its not in 'the dictionary of the armed forces' to run over people and I assume shoot innocent bystanders...so what else is there to say?
We've seen the laughably pathetic results of self-serving internal military investigations from both Israel and the USA. Why would Egypt be any different?
Naturally the game of moral relativity begins... You tell me..you only voice disgust when its the "imperialists" doing the inquiring or lack thereof.
Actually, a US soldier just got life in prison. So, how many tank drivers have been arrested in Egypt?? _
No I didnt, it a nice gesture and good to see. Afterall even the Muslims will have to deal with the fact the military still is ruling them heavyhandedly.
Yes, thankfully there are at least some moderate Muslims who unlike you and the majority don't eagerly swallow your new regime's every word and believe the military were unarmed victims of Coptic thugs trying desperately to flee! If only people like you could follow their example to turn the hundreds into hundreds of thousands then it might actually make a difference. BTW Is that report about three dead soldiers still good currency?
For anyone interested in the march of the Muslims and Christians on Friday and not the flaimbaiting here you can close your eyes and listen to the sound of what it was like to be there. This is what you would have heard if you had been in Cairo on Friday when they marched together through the streets to this music. [ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WYeDsa4Tw0c&"]Vangelis - conquest of paradise - YouTube[/ame] Very emotional and unifying. It gives us all Egyptian hope for our future against all the odds set out to destroy us and quieten us and separate us and battle us.
The Christians know what happened after helping their Muslims countrymen ousting Mubarak, renewed 2nd rate citizens status. huray
And yet you were the one promoting division by claiming it was all the fault of Coptic thugs attacking unarmed soldiers who had little choice but to run down people standing in their path as they fled! It would be interesting to know what made you change your mind, was it the music?
