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Protest against Egyptian leadership in Pacific Beach
Two guys, one sign
Two Egyptian Americans walked along the boardwalk at Pacific Beach on Saturday, June 29th, letting people know how they feel about President Obama's support for Egypt's "dictator,” Mohamed Morsi, the country’s first democratically elected president. Hundreds of thousands of people reportedly protested Morsi’s leadership in Egypt over the weekend.
The two protesters declined to give their names but suggested the American people find out “what is really going on” in Egypt.
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Protest against Egyptian leadership in Pacific Beach
Two guys, one sign
Protest against Egyptian leadership in Pacific Beach
Two guys, one sign
Two Egyptian Americans walked along the boardwalk at Pacific Beach on Saturday, June 29th, letting people know how they feel about President Obama's support for Egypt's "dictator,” Mohamed Morsi, the country’s first democratically elected president. Hundreds of thousands of people reportedly protested Morsi’s leadership in Egypt over the weekend.
The two protesters declined to give their names but suggested the American people find out “what is really going on” in Egypt.
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Thats a protest? You've been in California too long. Most protesters at least rally ten to twenty supporters and then take it to the Federal Courthouse. Whats really going on,...at the beach?
I'm only speculating here...but I would wager a guess that some people feel obliged to deliver what they feel is an important political message to as many people as possible. That may be why they chose the beach. Plus, it can't hurt to check out the chicks.
I figured that as well, just couldn't help but poke a little fun at a worsening situation. At the moment Tahir square is packed with demonstrators celebrating the fact that the military is backing them after giving Morsi 48 hrs. to leave. As of last night, he said no way is he leaving. So be prepared for more news. At the beach.
I would think Morsi would realize without the military he is dead meat. I'm surprised he hasn't caught a jet already.