Raw Video: Web Cam Captures Ariz. Plane Crash
From: AssociatedPress | Nov 24, 2011 | 8,920 views
A small airplane slammed into a sheer cliff in the mile-high mountains east of Phoenix and exploded, killing the six people onboard (Nov. 24)
Published on Nov 24, 2011 by Euronews
Two female journalists have been describing how they were sexually abused while attempting to cover the protests in Cairo’s Tahrir Square.
French TV reporter Caroline Sinz told how she and her cameraman were set upon by a mob:
“We were hit, and then separated. Very few women, especially foreign, are in Tahrir Square. I was grabbed by several men and I suffered a sexual assault in front of everyone in full daylight. Other women journalists were physically attacked. It is a way to intimidate the press.”
Aronite Thinking-
Till tough guy Mubarak was around they were courting them like little princesses.
Both at Libya and Egypt the way they glorified mobs under Brotherhood control and Al Qaeda possibly, was amazing.
Cheered up- heroes! but now they want us to know they are street gangs?
Intimidation? Or is it more a fact they dont need anymore ‘useful idiots’-
Not Lenin, not Khomeni. Not Tahrir Brotherhood mobsters save a quickie Arab style. Sorry it was open show.
Thanks we got some more Islamist Revolutions.
The ‘New Page’ is an interlude of Old Page of Leon Uris- “…and all against the Jew”; mediated by Turkish Islamists and Syria so the Bros in arms will be handy to bash Israel as Iran reaches the brink –Aron
Palestinian factions aim to end rivalry
Euronews | Nov 24, 2011 | 111 views
Hamas and Fatah, the main rival Palestinian factions, said on Thursday that they have made significant progress on power-sharing.
But there was no major breakthrough in Cairo after the first meeting in six months between the two groups.
“We’ve turned a new page. There was a great deal of understanding and enthusiam for working together and we were serious about implementing, not only reconciliation but everything needed to put the Palestinian house in order,” Hamas leader Khaled Meshaal said