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Title: Mubarak Flees Cairo to Unknown Place
Source:
Ahlul Bayt News Agency
URL Source: http://abna.ir/data.asp?lang=3&Id=225416
Published: Feb 10, 2011
Author: Ahlul Bayt News Agency
Post Date: 2011-02-10 17:21:41 by Brian S
Keywords: None
Views: 1922
Comments: 9
(Ahlul Bayt News Agency) - Presidential sources say Egypt's three-decade ruler Hosni Mubarak has left the country, noting an address he is scheduled to deliver in a few hours is taped. The reports by presidential sources came on Thursday on the heels of remarks by Hossan Badrawi, the general secretary of Egypt's ruling National Democratic Party, who said Mubarak will "probably" address the nation in the evening. He told state-funded BBC that he hopes Mubarak will transfer power to Vice President Omar Suleiman. The opposition Muslim Brotherhood earlier said on its official website that Prime Minister Ahmed Shafiq confirmed the possibility that the out-of-favor Egyptian president will step down within a few hours and leave amid continued pro-democracy protests. Unconfirmed reports also said Mubarak had already travelled to the Red Sea resort of Sharm el-Sheikh with his army chief of staff. Other reports indicated that the Egyptian army has taken over presidential powers, saying it supports the legitimate demands of people and that it is taking measures to protect the people. 'Coup' Essam al-Erian, a senior member of the Muslim Brotherhood, Egypt's biggest opposition group, said he feared that the Egyptian military was staging a coup. "It looks like a military coup ... I feel worry and anxiety," he told Reuters. "The problem is not with the president, it is with the regime." The director of the US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), Leon Panetta, said he had received unconfirmed reports that Mubarak would step down on Thursday evening. He said Suleiman would possibly take control. "I've received reports that, possibly, Mubarak might do that," he told a congressional intelligence hearing. "We have not gotten specific word that he, in fact, will do that." Egypt's information minister, however, denied reports that Mubarak intended to step down, insisting that the president "is still in power." "The president is not stepping down and everything you heard in the media is a rumor," Anas el-Fekky told Reuters. Egyptian state television showed images of Mubarak sitting behind a desk in silence while Suleiman talked. It was not immediately clear when it was filmed, though the channel said the meeting was happening now.
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#1. To: Brian S (#0)
What?????????????????????????????????????????????? Get the popcorn out!
"Keep Your Goddamn Government Hands Off My Medicare!" - Various Tea Party signs.
Colonel Nassir! Colonel Nassir! White courtesy phone please. Colonel Nassir. ;}
He's fled to the new land for a new Egypt Glen Beck has given him.
Saw that. That is moron. Photo shopped or not. And I've heard zero that it's photo shopped. 8D War is god's way of teaching Americans geography.
Mubarak just announced, he isn’t leaving. On the other hand, perhaps the corrupt King of Saudi Arabia croaked. Good riddance. The winds of revolution continue to blow harder and harder. Far from fearing al Qaeda, the firestorm of Arab rage is the true whirlwind that will sweep through the Middle East. Islam Times – Saudia Arabia’s King Abdullah passed away
Perhaps. I've read current reports on the state of his dismal health. What timing, "Allahu Akbar", indeed! ;)
Never swear "allegiance" to anything other than the 'right to change your mind'!
Natural causes, beheaded?
And Obama sent his death to him by phone! The Dark Side indeed! LMFAO 8D
Natural causes, beheaded? Gaza tunnels If you want to smuggle the mountains of Lebanon through the Gaza tunnels, you can now. Ha ha ha ha ha Posted by As'ad at 11:36 AM Email This BlogThis! Share to Twitter Share to Facebook Share to Google Buzz Saudi-controlled Arab state system Comrade Amer sent me this: "Thing are getting out of hand for the Saudis, they seemed to have the entire Middle East within their grasps only so recently. I remember seeing no way out except for an internal or external conflict with Saudi Arabia itself." Posted by As'ad at 11:35 AM That would do it!!!
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perhaps the corrupt King of Saudi Arabia croaked
#7. To: mcgowanjm (#5)
the corrupt King of Saudi Arabia croaked.
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the corrupt King of Saudi Arabia croaked.
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