NOVEMBER 25, 2011 By TAMER EL-GHOBASHY And CHARLES LEVINSON CAIRO—Egypt’s military leaders said they would push ahead with parliamentary elections beginning Monday, while refusing to give in to swelling protests calling for a quicker transition to civilian rule. The elections—the country’s first parliamentary vote since former President Hosni Mubarak’s ouster in February—could stand as a […]
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NOVEMBER 24, 2011, 10:18 P.M. ET By NOUR MALAS in Dubai and MATT BRADLEY in Cairo The Arab League threatened harsh economic penalties against Syria and called on the government to engage the opposition in planning a political transition, in a warning to President Bashar al-Assad that Arab states are closing ranks against his regime.
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NOVEMBER 25, 2011 Tens of Thousands Protest Against Saleh’s Deal for Immunity, as Uncertainty Over Power Transfer Feeds Nation’s Instability By HAKIM ALMASMARI in Sana’a, Yemen, and ELLEN KNICKMEYER in Dubai Violence and political uncertainty in Yemen only grew on Thursday after President Ali Abdullah Saleh pledged to end his 33-year rule, as tens of
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NOVEMBER 22, 2011 Civilian Cabinet Tenders Resignations As Frustration Mounts Against Generals By CHARLES LEVINSON And MATT BRADLEY CAIRO—Thousands of protesters clashed with Egyptian security forces for a third straight day Monday in an increasingly violent showdown with the country’s ruling generals, who face unprecedented and rapidly escalating discontent less than a week before scheduled
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UNIONLEADER.COM Published Nov 8, 2011 In various cities across the country, mobs of mostly young, mostly incoherent, often noisy and sometimes violent demonstrators are making themselves a major nuisance. Meanwhile, many in the media are practically gushing over these “protesters,” and giving them the free publicity they crave for themselves and their cause — whatever
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THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION AND VIDEO IS FROM CHRIS MARIE FARR, NORTH CAROLINA GRASSROOTS DIRECTOR, AMERICANS FOR PROSPERITY: VIDEO – Click here Friends, Look at these video clips. I got caught up in this melee outside our Defending the American Dream Summit at the Washington Convention Center in DC on Friday night, November 4. There
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MEDIA RESEARCH CENTER www.mrc.org OCCUPIER OUTRAGES OMITTED Study: ABC, CBS and NBC Overlook Radicalism and Criminal Behavior at Occupy Wall Street Protests; Soundbites Favorable by 19-1 By: Geoffrey Dickens | View PDF Version Monday, November 07, 2011 9:40 AM EST ABC, CBS and NBC have continued their overly positive coverage of the Occupy Wall Street
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– Zombie – http://pjmedia.com/zombie – . The 99%: Official list of Occupy Wall Street’s supporters, sponsors and sympathizers Posted By Zombie On October 31, 2011 The Occupy Wall Street movement has received so much media coverage in recent weeks that it’s nearly impossible to keep abreast of all the developments. So many endorsements and criticisms
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KUHNER: Obama’s Arab winter President plays active role in America’s decline, Islam’s rise By Jeffrey T. Kuhner– The Washington Times Tuesday, October 25, 2011 Illustration: Obama and Islam President Obama is empowering radical Islam across the Arab world. He is presiding over both the American decline and the rapid advance of our mortal jihadist enemies.
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OCTOBER 11, 2011 Egypt’s Silhouette of Fire Sectarian violence flares on the streets of Cairo. By BRET STEPHENS In the wake of Sunday’s clashes in Cairo that left 24 dead and some 200 wounded, Egyptian Prime Minister Essam Sharaf wasted no time hinting at the culprit. “What’s happening is not sectarian tension,” he said. “There
