In ancient times watchman would mount the city walls in times of stress to survey the scene outside the fortifications. He was situated on a spot from which he could monitor the approaches to the town. If a threat appeared, he would sound a warning and the town would shut its gates and prepare for battle.
Showing posts with label Egypt News. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Egypt News. Show all posts
Monday, August 19, 2013
Egypt News
End Of Days News
CAIRO
- Egypt's disgraced former President Hosni Mubarak will be released
from jail soon, after prosecutors cleared him in a corruption case, his
lawyer said, dropping a new bombshell on a nation in turmoil. Full Article
Thursday, July 11, 2013
Wednesday, July 3, 2013
Egypt News
End Of Days News
Egyptian Protesters Blame Obama For Morsi Dictatorship
As well they should. The 2011 revolution in Egypt was far from a grass roots uprising given that its organization was aided by establishment NGOs like Freedom House (linked to the CIA) and National Endowment for Democracy (NED). Despite supporting Mubarak for decades, the US abandoned him and threw its support behind the Muslim Brotherhood when Mubarak rejected US attempts to establish military bases inside the country and seize control of Egypt's communications networks.
Egypt's president refuses to step down
Egyptian president Mohamed Morsi has rejected calls for his resignation, saying that he is Egypt's "guardian of legitimacy" after three days of nationwide pro- and anti-government demonstrations, that have drawn millions to the streets.
Egyptian Protesters Blame Obama For Morsi Dictatorship
As well they should. The 2011 revolution in Egypt was far from a grass roots uprising given that its organization was aided by establishment NGOs like Freedom House (linked to the CIA) and National Endowment for Democracy (NED). Despite supporting Mubarak for decades, the US abandoned him and threw its support behind the Muslim Brotherhood when Mubarak rejected US attempts to establish military bases inside the country and seize control of Egypt's communications networks.
Egypt's president refuses to step down
Egyptian president Mohamed Morsi has rejected calls for his resignation, saying that he is Egypt's "guardian of legitimacy" after three days of nationwide pro- and anti-government demonstrations, that have drawn millions to the streets.
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