Mob rape of foreign woman exposes scale of sexual violence in Egypt

From People of Shambhala.
Tahrir Square became synonymous with Egypt’s pro-democracy revolution and the ousting of President Hosni Mubarak in February 2011.

Now, however, it is acquiring an altogether more sinister and shameful reputation as a place where women are cannot visit without being sexually harassed or worse.

On Wednesday evening a foreign woman was reportedly attacked by several dozen men. Some of the men raped her.

Her husband was unable to protect her from the mob, and a number of other people that came to her aid were also… read more.

‘EGYNEWS’: BOMB DEFUSED ON LIBYAN AIRPLANE

From Egynews:

16:20 25 GEN 2012

(AGI) Cairo – On the anniversary of the Egyptian revolution, a bomb was found in the toilet of a Libyan plane in Cairo and defused. The news was released by the Egynews Website owned by the State TV and under the patronage of the Ministry of Communication. The aircraft arrived this morning from Tripoli and was on its return trip with 156 passengers on board. The crew and the passengers were disembarked shortly before take-off and bomb squads defused the device that was shaped like a small gas bottle. . .

Egyptian women cane morality police

Egyptian women cane morality police

| 8 January 2012 | 40 Comments
Egyptian women lashing out at morality police, quite literally.

Vigilante gangs of ultra-conservative Salafi men have been harassing shop owners and female customers in rural towns around Egypt for “indecent behavior,” according to reports in the Egyptian news media. But when they burst into a beauty salon in the Nile delta town of Benha this week and ordered the women inside to stop what they were doing or face physical punishment, the women struck back, whipping them with their own canes before kicking them out to the street in front of an astonished crowd of onlookers.

Modeling themselves after Saudi Arabia’s morality police as a “Committee for the Promotion of Virtue and Prevention of Vice,” the young men raided clothing and other retail shops around the Qalubiya province over New Year’s weekend declaring they were there to enforce Islamic law, according to the Tahrir News.

Shop owners were told they could no longer sell “indecent” clothing, barbers could no longer shave men’s beards, and that all retail businesses should expect regular and surprise inspections to check for compliance. Frightened customers were ordered to cover up and threatened with severe punishment if they did not abide by “God’s law on earth.”

But when the women in a Benha beauty salon stood up to the young Salafi enforcers, they found support on the streets as well as online, with one amused reader suggesting that women should be deputized to protect the revolution’s democratic values.

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Cause you wouldn’t want to miss gems like this:

The young members of the morality police held their first meeting this week, according to a report in the Al Masry Al Youm newspaper, “to determine the tasks and geographical jurisdictions of the first volunteers, who would monitor people’s behavior in the street and assess whether they contradicted God’s laws. Volunteers would wear white cloaks and hold bamboo canes to beat violators and later would be provided with electric tasers.”

NUCLEAR MATERIAL GOES MISSING FROM EGYPTIAN NUKE POWER PLANT

And if your day didn’t suck already……

Oh, but don’t worry: 

“The Egyptian government has deployed special teams to track down the stolen materials, according to the Al-Ahram report.”

Gee, how does that little bit of reassurance grab you? KGS

NOTE: Who in their right minds would grant any Islamic state the ability to have nuclear technology? Answer: The UN’s IAEA, that’s who.

Radioactive material stolen from nuclear power plant in Egypt

Bikya Masr Staff | 19 January 2012

CAIRO: Radioactive material has been stolen from a nuclear power station on Egypt’s Northern coast, according to a report from Egypt’s state-run Al-Ahram newspaper.

A safe containing radioactive material was stolen from the Dabaa nuclear power plant, and another was broken into, with part of its contents stolen.

The Egyptian government has deployed special teams to track down the stolen materials, according to the Al-Ahram report.

The Dabaa plant was the site of mass protests last week, as about 500 Egyptians set out to demand the relocation of the controversial nuclear plant, which is still under construction.

Military police worked to disperse the protesters, as they exchanged gunfire and hurled stones at one another, devolving quickly into violence.

More here.

JEW HATRED AND HOLOCAUST DENIAL ON EGYPTIAN MUSLIM BROTHERHOOD WEBSITE

The only thing that’s shocking, is that the news itself would be shocking.

‘Muslim Brotherhood site rife with anti-Semitism’

By OREN KESSLER
01/19/2012 02:34

Ikhwanonline.com regularly features Holocaust denial, condemnations of Egyptian-Israeli peace treaty.

The Arabic website of Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood is rife with anti- Semitic and anti-Israel content, according to a recent report by a US-based media monitoring group.

The report found that the Islamist group’s website, Ikhwanonline.com, regularly features articles denying the Holocaust and warning Muslims against the covetous and exploitative nature of the “Jewish character.” Other articles extol jihad and martyrdom, condemn Egypt’s peace treaty with Israel and denounce negotiations as means for regaining lands lost by Islam.

MORE HERE.

NOTE: Just look at the size of that zebiba (raisin) on that MB mustard’s forehead, that only comes from some serious slamming of the forehead into the carpet.