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November 2013 Cairo Egypt Coop killed 525+ 3,717 injured Last days end times prophecy news update Cairo, Aug 15 (EFE). — Egypt's Health Ministry said Thursday that at least 525 people were killed and 3,717 were wounded in nationwide clashes following the violent dismantling of protest camps set up here by Islamist supporters of ousted President Mohammed Morsi. - read more http://www.vidalatinasd.com/news/2013/aug/15/egypt-at-least-525-dead-3717-wounded-in/ August 14th 2013 Cairo (CNN) -- In a matter of hours Wednesday, two peaceful protest camps in Cairo turned into unrecognizable war zones. And the violence is still under way. "I think what we're seeing right now is just the beginning of what is promising to be a very, very long and bloody battle as the interim government and the security forces try to regain control of the streets," CNN's Arwa Damon reported from Cairo. At least 149 people have been killed in clashes between Egyptian security forces and supporters of ousted President Mohamed Morsy, state TV reported. More than 1,400 have been wounded. The Muslim Brotherhood said earlier that 200 Morsy supporters were killed and more than 8,000 were injured. But the party has given exaggerated figures in the past, only to revise them later. In another development, Mohammed ElBaradei resigned as vice president of foreign affairs, state-run Nile TV reported. Egypt declared a month-long state of emergency beginning at 4 p.m. local time (10 a.m. ET), according to state television. A curfew was also established in several cities including Cairo, from 7 p.m. Wednesday to 6 a.m. Thursday -- and all violators will be jailed, state news reported. The violence began with Egyptian security forces storming the two massive makeshift camps filled with Morsy supporters, bulldozing tents and escorting away hundreds of protesters. Chaos ensued. Many protesters refused to leave, even in the face of bulldozers and surrounded by the injured and dead. "They said they're prepared to die," CNN's Reza Sayah reported from Cairo. read more http://www.cnn.com/2013/08/14/world/meast/egypt-protests August 2013 Ongoing protests Egypt for and against military takeover - last days end times news update USA government supports the Egyptian muslim brotherhood with 1.5 billion tax payers $$$$ and concerned if muslim brotherhood with islamic sharia law constitution not in power.....WOW....the truth be told.......muslim brotherhood is in the USA government ...the UK have Muslim Sharia Law court system and the USA is at the doorstep with dealings of Sharia law in Florida and Deerborn MI....etc... Nicole Gaouette and John Walcott at Bloomberg BusinessWeek have revealed that the Obama administration has specifically stated that it wants the Muslim Brotherhood to have a role in any new Egyptian government. An Egyptian magazine claims six American Muslim leaders who work with the Obama administration are Muslim Brotherhood operatives who have significant influence on U.S. policy. Egyptian mag affirms Brotherhood infiltration of White House - Egypt's Rose El-Youssef magazine said the six men turned the White House "from a position hostile to Islamic groups and organizations in the world to the largest and most important supporter of the Muslim Brotherhood." - read more - http://www.investigativeproject.org/3868/a-man-and-6-of-the-brotherhood-in-the-white-house BBC News - US calls for halt to Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood arrests - The US has urged Egypt's leadership to stop the "arbitrary" arrests of Muslim Brotherhood members, warning against targeting any particular group. "You're working against yourself if your effort is to be inclusive," White House spokesman Jay Carney said. UN chief Ban Ki-moon also warned against the exclusion of any party. Rival rallies are expected in Cairo on Friday amid rising tensions over the army's overthrow of Islamist President Mohammed Morsi last week. Supporters demanding Mr Morsi's reinstatement have continued to stage mass protests in Cairo this week near the barracks - where he is believed to be being held. On Thursday, the Obama administration and UN both raised concerns about Egypt's decision to issue arrest warrants for the leader of the Muslim Brotherhood - to which Mr Morsi belongs - and nine senior figures of the movement. "The only way this is going to work successfully... is if all parties are encouraged and allowed to participate and that's why we've made clear that arbitrary arrests are not anything that we can support,'' Mr Carney said. US state department spokeswoman Jen Psaki voiced even harsher criticism, saying the arrests contradicted reassurances they had received by the Egyptian military and authorities of inclusivity. US policy makers would monitor the situation closely as they review decisions on assistance to Egypt, she added.