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Military Violence against civilians in Egypt: 12/17/2011 – Link to live video

Posted on December 17, 2011 by kwilder

Sad news: The military in Egypt has attacked protesters. Nine people are dead.

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Link to a story at Vancouver Sun: here.
Protesters are returning to Tahrir Square.

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