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Category Archives: Days of Rage false flag ops
Michele Bachmann: The war on women, Obama, Foreign policy
Just watch it, she is very good
U.S. school ransacked, set ablaze in Tunis as anti-American protests spread
Globe & Mail:
U.S. school ransacked, set ablaze in Tunis as anti-American protests spread
Aya Batrawy and Lee Keath
CAIRO, Egypt — The Associated Press
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Charles Adler on the riots and causes
Glen Beck: More analysis on the current violence
Map of riots and ongoing blurbs about them in various locations
This link goes to a google map and was set up byBrietbart
SKY News also has an interactive map showing a torched KFC in Lebanon among dozens of other attacks.
Check the posters rioters in Egypt are carrying. This video is current. Uploaded within 2 hours ago to YT
H/T Martin:
Another video of the attack of the German embassy in Khartoum
From a few minutes ago.
Thank you Matin for all this great info. If you speak Arabic, can you do some translations for subtitle?
By the way, you gotta love the guy in his special riot costume. Yeah this is spontaneous alright.
Muslims attack the German Embassy in Khartoum
SUN TV interviews head of MEMRI and former IDF Colonel on current riots and demands
News Briefs:
Things are happening fast now so here are some links to relevant events.
In Iran, thousands chant “death to Israel” claiming it is because of an American made film by an Arab expat. Ynet News:
Muslims burn US flag at US Embassy in London England:
Inside story of assassination of US Envoy
Al Jazeera has a running live blog and video of rioting murdering Muslims all over the place now.
Muslim thugs hired to protect doctors going in to ‘no go zones’
Kuwait: Muslims demonstrate at U.S. embassy, chant “Obama, we are all Osama,” demand respect and expulsion of U.S. ambassador
As expected, Choudary is at the front of the protest in the UK
Islamic Murder, Western Submission. British Freedom
Over 20 countries now have riots and attacks now include American fast food restaurants.
Tunis Protesters Attack US Embassy
Sky News:
Protests erupt in 10 countries across the Middle East, Africa and Asia as anger builds over anti-Muslim film created in the US.
Protesters descend on the US embassy in TunisProtesters have entered the US embassy in the Tunisian capital Tunis in the latest violence sparked by an anti-Muslim film.
A large fire could be seen burning inside the compound. Police fired tear gas at the crowds, who broke windows and set fire to trees.
In the Sudanese capital Khartoum, some 5,000 protesters attacked the British and German embassies.
Demonstrators broke into the German compound, pulling down the German flag and flying a black Islamic flag above the building. They also smashed windows and started a fire in front of the main gate.
Police fired tear gas at the protesters, who then moved on to the nearby British embassy in Khartoum East.
Britain’s Foreign Office said: “We can confirm an ongoing demonstration outside the British Embassy in Khartoum. Sudanese police are at the scene.”
Outside the city, thousands of protesters arrived in buses and cars to gather on the main street near the heavily-fortified US embassy. They lit several fires, as police fired tear gas to disperse them.
Muslim protest reaches Israel; riots in Jerusalem
YNET News:
Violent riots break out in Jerusalem while hundreds rally against anti-Islam film in Akko. Protests continue to wreak havoc across Arab world; rioters storm German embassy in Sudan
Ynet reporters
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Hundreds of worshippers leaving the al-Aqsa Mosque after Friday prayers hurled stones at police officers and rioted near Jerusalem’s Damascus Gate.
The demonstrators, protesting against the anti-Islam film that sparked riots across the Middle East, started marching towards the US Consulate but were blocked by police officers who used shock grenades against them. Several officers were lightly injured by stones. Some protesters were detained.
Related stories:
- Clashes continue in Cairo ahead of mass protest
- Anti-US riots rage in Egypt, Yemen
- MK: Zionists to blame for anti-Islam film
Hundreds in Akko also rallied after prayers at the al-Jazer Mosque calling for the struggle against all those trying to hurt Islam to continue. Akko Police chief Victor Buskila said that order is being maintained.
“The protesters are crying ‘Allahu Akbar’ and pro-Muhammad calls, not swear words or slander,” one bystander said. “It’s not against the State.”
The film “Innocence of Muslims” ignited riots across the Muslim world on Tuesday which led to the killing of US Ambassador to Libya Chris Stevens and three embassy staff. Friday saw the riots spread beyond the Middle East as dozens in Bangladesh, Pakistan, the Philippines and Indonesia rallied after prayers. Protests were also held in Egypt, Yemen, Kuwait, Iran, Qatar and Sudan.
Police in east Jerusalem (Photo: Noam Dabul Dvir)
Britain ‘Poised’ to Evacuate Diplomats from Mideast
Israel National News:
Mail Online says plans to evacuate diplomats and families are in place, as mob violence spreads.
By Gil Ronen
First Publish: 9/14/2012, 1:35 PM
Cairo rioting
Reuters
Britain is reportedly “poised’ to evacuate its diplomats from the Middle East as mob violence against western targets continues, with an independent anti-Muslim film made in the U.S. serving as pretext for the rioting. According to the Mail Online, “Emergency plans are in place to evacuate UK diplomats and their families.”
Security has been “reviewed” at British embassies and consulates, and U.S. delegations are on high alert. Canada has temporarily shut down its Cairo embassy.
“It is important to note that as these protests are taking place in different countries around the world, responding to the movie, that Friday, tomorrow, has historically been a day when there are protests in the Muslim world,” Jay Carney, the White House press secretary, told reporters in Colorado. “And we are watching very closely for developments that could lead to more protests. We anticipate that they may continue.”
Afghan President Hamid Karzai reportedly postponed a planned visit to Norway, because of fear that violence could erupt in his country.
In Egypt, the Muslim Brotherhood has called for nationwide protests Friday to denounce the film. Crowds of youths gathered Friday near Tahrir Square and had begun to throw rocks at police. Worse was expected after the Friday prayers.
The unrest started began with the murder Tuesday of U.S. Ambassador to Libya, Chris Stevens, and three other embassy officials. It has spread to Yemen, Iran, Egypt, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Algeria, Sudan, Morocco and Tunisia. The violence and expressions of hatred are directed at Israel, the United States, and the western world in general.
In Sudan, Protesters Attack German and British Embassies
Yahoo News:
Germany’s embassy in Sudan became the latest target of Muslim outrage against the West on Friday, as thousands of protesters stormed the grounds and set it on fire while others attacked the British embassy there. The details are still trickling in, but according to Der Spiegel about 5,000 protesters penetrated the embassy’s grounds and tore down the German flag, raising an Islamist banner and setting the building aflame. The protesters at the British embassy next door are still outside the walls, according to the Associated Press. Fortunately, tweets CNN’s RA Greene, the German embassy is likely empty because it’s a Friday. Al Jazeera’s main Arabic channel is carrying live coverage showing smoke and flames. The New York Times noted that protests were expected to flare up with a vengeance on Friday following Muslim prayers. Meanwhile, in Tripoli, Lebanon, protesters set fire to a KFC (that image to the left) as Pope Benedict arrived to call for peace.