Showing posts with label Egypt. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Egypt. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 10, 2015

The Intelligence Community Attributes Downing Of Russian Airplane In Egypt To A Bomb Placed By Terror Group ISIS


Russian Metrojet plane used for Flight 9268

British and American intelligence communities have respectively attributed the downing of Russia's Metrojet Flight 9268 On October 31, 2015 to the terrorist group ISIS. The flight was departing from the Egyptian resort of Sharm el-Sheikh, returning Russian tourists to Saint Petersburg, Russia. Flight 9268 had 224 innocent civilians aboard, including a 10-month old baby girl, none of whom deserved to be killed.

Both the British and American governments have stated they picked up intelligence indicating the plane was brought down by an incendiary device and report they heard Jihadists cheering on mobile phone calls regarding their terrorist plot targeting the aircraft. Select airlines in Britain had also stopped flying over the region (Sinai), after a missile came within 1,000 feet of a Thomson Airways airplane in August 2015.

The Judiciary Report sends its condolences to the families and friends of the victims on board Metrojet Flight 9268. May God rest their souls and comfort you in your time of bereavement.

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Rocket which came 'within 1,000ft' of Thomson flight fired during Egyptian military training exercise, Government says

The rocket which reportedly came "within 1,000ft" of a British aircraft as it approached Sharm el-Sheikh in August was fired by the Egyptian military during a routine training exercise, the Government has said. The Thomson flight took evasive action after the pilot spotted the missile, The Daily Mail reported. Their source said: "The first officer was in charge at the time but the pilot was in the cockpit and saw the rocket coming towards the plane. "He ordered that the flight turn to the left to avoid the rocket, which was about 1,000ft away." They reportedly went on to say that the staff were offered the chance to stay in Egypt, but chose to head back to the UK on a flight which took off with no internal or external lights...

Friday, October 23, 2015

Jay Z's 'Big Pimpin' Copyright Infringement Lawsuit Dismissed On Corrupt Technicality


Jay-Z

The copyright infringement lawsuit against rapper Jay Z over his foul, explicit song "Big Pimpin" has been thrown out of court by a U.S. federal judge (*feigns surprise*). The lawsuit contends frequently sued copyright infringers, rapper Jay Z and producer Timbaland, used a sample of the preexisting song "Khosara Khosara" without the permission of the copyright holder. The lawsuit was brought by Osama Fahmy, the current owner of the song, written by his uncle, the late Baligh Hamdi.

U.S. federal judge Christina Snyder basically ruled Egyptian law does not apply in America and Jay Z and Timbaland are allowed to steal his music. Technically, the judge is correct in stating Egyptian law does not apply in America. However, the United Nations' Berne Convention does, as America is signatory to it and it covers the breadth of copyright law.

At the end of the day, if the copyright owner does not want you using their work, you have no business doing so. If defeats the purpose of ownership and intellectual property laws that any idiot can steal something and use it against the wishes of the copyright owner. It constitutes fraud, financial fraud, conversion, grand theft larceny and copyright infringement.

If foreign recording artists began stealing Jay Z and Timbalands songs, using them abroad and making money off them while stating American law does not apply in their nations, the two men would be livid (and knowing Jay Z and his legal track record he would willfully commit acts of assault, attempted murder or murder). However, they expect to do this to others and get away with it, as the U.S. federal court system is unequivocally the most corrupt in the world. 99.9% of copyright cases are questionably thrown out by a federal judge before it gets the chance to reach an American jury to decide the merits of the case. That is disgraceful. Hollywood is an industry of thieves. 

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Wednesday, February 18, 2015

ISIS Beheading 10 Coptic Christians Leads To Air Strike Bombings By The Egyptian Government (Video)

Terrorist group ISIS, beheaded 10 Coptic Christians in Libya, leading to the government of the victims' homeland, to launch air strikes against the terror outfit. ISIS  released the gruesome video to the internet of the 10 men being beheaded. The video hints at a planned attack against Rome, Italy.

The terror group has been kidnapping people and demanding ransom from their respective nations lest they kill the hostages. ISIS has killed hostages from several nations, while trying to negotiate exorbitant financial terms for their release, deceitfully using victims who are deceased. The world has spoken out in outrage against ISIS, due to their acts of murder and violence, plaguing innocent citizens, who have been killed.

President Obama is seeking clearance from the U.S. Congress to conduct military operations against ISIS, which will mean certain death for the terrorists, at the hands of one of the most advance militaries in the world. However, many are concerned regarding what is known as collateral damage, the innocent civilian lives that would be lost.

Questions need to be answered. Who is ISIS. Who is their founder. Who are their members. Exactly where are they located. What is their ideology. How much money do they have. Where did their money come from. What are there future plans. 

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Egypt Conducts Airstrikes on Islamic State Targets in Libya

FEB. 16, 2015 - CAIRO — The Egyptian military said on Monday that it carried out airstrikes in Libya in retaliation for the beheading of more than a dozen Egyptian Christians by a branch of the Islamic State extremist group there. In a statement Monday morning, the Egyptian military said that it had conducted airstrikes against training camps and arms depots of the Islamic State group in Libya, but it did not provide details about the targets.

The airstrikes are a dramatic escalation of Egypt's role in the continuing battle between armed factions in Libya for control of the country. With the backing of the United Arab Emirates, Egypt has worked covertly to support a Libyan general who is fighting to take back the capital and much of the coast from a rival coalition of militias, some of them made up of Islamist extremists.

In a televised address late Sunday night, President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi of Egypt vowed that his country would choose the "necessary means and timing to avenge the criminal killings."... 

Saturday, June 30, 2012

Egypt's Richest Man Concerned About How New Islamist Government Will Treat Christians

 

Naguib Onsi Sawiris

Egypt's richest man, accomplished business mogul, Naguib Onsi Sawiris, has expressed his concerns regarding how Coptic Christians, such as himself, will be treated under the newly elected Islamist government, the Muslim Brotherhood, headed up by President Mohammed Mursi. Former President, Hosni Mubarak, was toppled under tumultuous circumstances and recently suffered a coma inducing stroke. Egypt is 90% Muslim and 10% Coptic Christian.

Sawiris' wealth is estimated at $2.5 billion dollars and he chairs the multi-national companies Wind Telecom and Orascom Telecom Holding. Sawiris was quoted as stating, "There are fears of imposing an Islamic state ... where Christians don't have same rights. Morsi is required to prove the opposite. ... We don't want speeches or promises, but in the coming period, it is about taking action. ... He was not our choice but we are accepting it is a democratic choice."   

It is the website's hope that the people of Egypt will turn a new page and live in unity, after the turmoil that transpired over the past year. Egyptians, like all other global citizens, must dwell and work in peace and safety in their sovereign land. People's rights must be respected, as this is a universal concept that at times, has been sorely lacking in our world. 

Wednesday, February 1, 2012

Coptic Christians Face Religious Persecution And Death

With the ongoing religious conflicts in Egypt and other parts of the Middle East, regarding Muslim opposition to Christians worshipping freely, it is easy for some to forget the freedoms people enjoy in the West. As Christians we must exercise our right to worship God without hindrance or fear of retaliation. We must retain our faith through the trials and tests of life. No one should deprive us of these freedoms, as to do so would constitute serious human rights abuses.

Christians fear losing freedoms in Arab Spring movement

Updated 10h 44m ago - CAIRO – From her home in a labyrinth of stonewalled alleyways, Samia Ramsis holds a key chain bearing the face of the Virgin Mary as she sits in her yellow pajamas on the morning of Orthodox Christmas. Mina Bouls worships with other Coptic Christian deacons at St. George Coptic Orthodox Church in Philadelphia on Orthodox Christmas Eve.

Sunlight pours in through a window. Outside, visitors come to look upon the spot where Egypt's Christians — most known as Copts — believe the Holy Family found refuge after fleeing Bethlehem and assassins sent by King Herod to kill the baby Jesus.

Once crowded with Christians, Cairo's Coptic quarter where Samia lives with her husband, Mounir, and two children is home to fewer than 50 Christian families. "We know many Christians have left," says Mounir Ramsis, speaking not only about this quarter but about all of Egypt. "But we love this country and will stay until death."

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U.S. Copts Decry Egyptian Persecution of Christians (VIDEO)

January 30, 2012 2:03 pm - Christian martyrdom Christian monasticism coptic christians Coptic suffering Dr. Douaa Girgis Egypt Christians hosni mubarak Maspero riots muslim brotherhood Rhode Island church. The service of prayer for Christian unity took place at the Coptic Orthodox Church of St. Mary and St. Mena, in Hope, Rhode Island.

Coptic Christians in Rhode Island told their Christian neighbors about the suffering their friends and relatives have endured in Egypt in the aftermath of the Jan. 25, 2011 uprising that resulted in the ouster of former President Hosni Mubarak.

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Terrorism Against Christians Update, January 31, 2012

Tuesday, 31 January 2012 20:15 - Orissa, India, January 31 (Compass Direct News) – A Hindu extremist in Adigar, Phulbani, Kandhamal district on Jan. 25 attacked a pastor’s hut and harassed his family, according to the Global Council of Indian Christians (GCIC). Jaleshwar Pradhan threw stones at the home of Pastor Patiba Mohan Kota while he was away, verbally abused his wife and pushed his daughters, shouting, “You Christians must not live here – it is not your land; the last time your houses were only damaged, this time all of you will be buried here,” the GCIC reported. Though damage to the house was minimal, the pastor and his family were anguishing in fear as Hindu extremists have previously tortured him physically, causing partial loss of eyesight and hearing, reported the GCIC. The pastor was among those whose houses were destroyed during anti-Christian violence in

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Sunday, January 1, 2012

Violence Against Christians In Nigeria And Egypt Hits The International Radar (Video)

"Blasts in Nigeria following Christmas Day bombings"

The nation of Nigeria is torn and divide over Muslims engaging in church bombings against Christians, killing dozens of people at Christmas once again. Christianity is the largest religion in Nigeria, but Muslims seek to bring Shariah Law to the nation by force, resulting in open conflict and casualties.

In Egypt, authorities were on high alert over the holiday season, due to past incidents, with the hope of preventing violent attacks on Coptic Christians in the region, who have faced violence from Muslims. The bloodshed is unnecessary. People need to learn to dwell peacefully in their respective nations and not resort to violence as a means of getting one's point across.

Egypt's military: On alert for New Year's attack on Christians

Update at 6:25 p.m. ET: Facebook has apparently taken down the account of at least one group threatening a New Year's attack on Egyptian Christians. An Arab-language Facebook page (not linked to in the story but monitored by msnbc.com reporters) no longer loads.

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Sunday, November 27, 2011

The Muslim Brotherhood That Obama Supports And The FBI Shuns Vows At Rally To 'Kill All Jews'

Barack Obama

This year, the U.S. FBI branded the Muslim Brotherhood a terrorist organization, but President Obama publicly gave them his backing in toppling the Egyptian government. Yesterday at a Muslim Brotherhood rally in Cairo, Egypt, the organization and their supporters vowed to 'Kill All Jews.' The Judiciary Report does not agree with anyone of any religion, race or country being killed. This violence and the fomentation thereof must cease.

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Friday, February 25, 2011

U.S. Gas Prices Expected To Rise On Muslim Uprisings

Barack Obama

Reminiscent of some of the worst segments of the 2008 Financial Crisis, gas prices in America are reportedly set to surge again. It is one of the facets of the economic crisis that broke many working class people. In some U.S. states, people were playing $4-$5 per gallon of gasoline, which was misery for many.

Another bout of such gouging is going to have a worse impact than before, as unemployment has risen, while the housing market deteriorated, adding to Americans' financial burdens. The nation's financial state remains out of whack and the government has been unable to restore any balance.

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The Obama Administration's Hand In The Arab World Uprisings

Wednesday, February 23, 2011

The Obama Administration's Hand In The Arab World Uprisings

Barack Obama

U.S. President Barack Obama is still stumbling in his reaction to the widespread violence that has erupted in the Middle East. Ironically, word in the international community from a very credible source, indicates President Obama placed some incendiary, instigative phone calls to the region, prior to the uprising in Egypt, which has spread to other nations in the Arab World, such as Bahrain, Yemen and Libya.

While the Middle East riots, Obama pushes his technology agenda

In doing so, the Obama Administration stirred up a hornet's nest, it has not been able to control, which has resulted in hundreds of civilian casualties. The Middle East is now destabilized, Libya has become volatile and violent, oil prices are rising to record levels and the door is open for all sorts of militants to set up shop in the stead of falling regimes.

Video: How Libya unrest impacts the global economy

This is a troubling time in world history, where drudges are being formed and who knows what they will turn into later. The President is messing with regimes comprised of men, who have very long memories and very short tempers. As history has shown, it will come back to bite America in the butt.

Video: Libya teeters on the brink


It would be wonderful if the aforementioned nations would embrace democracy, but in trying to bring this about, what seeds are being sown, who will reap the end result and will it be good or bad.

Tuesday, February 22, 2011

Obama Criticized For His Handling Of The Middle East


Barack Obama

U.S. President, Barack Obama, is being criticized for his poor handling of the protests and uprisings in the Middle East. The turmoil that has erupted in Egypt, Libya and Bahrain, has sent the region into chaos.

Many in the Middle East believe, the U.S. State Department, CIA and FBI, are the instigators behind the uprisings and blame President Obama as the ringleader. The U.S. government in being accused of meddling in Muslim affairs.


Recently, U.S. Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton, issued statements about Iran that left some with the impression, she is encouraging another uprising in their nation. The destabilization of the region is an item of concern, as it is sad to witness people dying.

Friday, February 18, 2011

CBS Reporter Sexually Assaulted And Beaten With Chants Of "Jew!"

Update: Logan is not Jewish.

Lara Logan

CBS News correspondent, Lara Logan, was attacked by a mob of 200 men in Cairo, Egypt, while reporting on celebrations over the ouster of President Mubarak. Logan was sexually assaulted and severely beaten for 20-30 minutes, as the mob chanted "Jew!" "Jew!" Poor lady. That's awful. A group of kind Egyptian women and members of the military rescued her.

Lara Logan on the red carpet

This brings me to my question. How did this mob of men in Egypt know Logan was Jewish, when she looks so Anglo-Saxon. She also has an Anglo name. Living among many ethnicities and nationalities, Jewish included, I have learned a lot of positive cultural things about others and I did not think she was anything other than Anglo-Saxon in looking at her.

Logan before the attack in Cairo, Egypt

She is blond with blue eyes and fair skin. Therefore, was she targeted. How did this group of men know she is Jewish. Is she Jewish? The attack was clearly racially motivated. But who and why? Were these pro-Mubarak supporters?

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Wednesday, February 16, 2011

Egyptians To Mubarak: "Show Us The Money"


Hosni Mubarak

Now that President Hosni Mubarak has been deposed, Egyptians have only one thing to say, "Show me the money!" Seriously, authorities have begun the arduous process of tracing billions of dollars, said to have been stolen by the Mubarak regime. He is alleged to have used state funds to buy a fortune in real estate and other assets in America, Britain and the Middle East.

Mubarak went into office with very little and left a billionaire. This to many, indicates the pilfering of the national treasury for personal enrichment. Mubarak's accounts in Britain are candidates for seizure, with further asset searches being conducted.

Mubarak's son lives in a $35 million dollar London home in Belgravia, bought with state funds. It should be seized, auctioned and the funds given to the people of Egypt.

Why oh why, when people go into office, they do not resist the temptation of taking the People's money. It happens all over the world and there needs to be greater international accountability. Even in democratic nations, men such as former U.S. President, George W. Bush, engaged in double dealing in office, to enrich himself, his family and cronies to the tune of billions, at the American people's expense.

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Egyptians focus their attention on recovering the nation's money

Sunday, February 13, 2011 - CAIRO - ..."He stole our money," said Mohammed Tarik, 20, a medical student who wore a white smock that read "Victory for Egypt." "If the next president can get back the money, he will show he's not like the old president. It would restore Egypt's dignity and bring respect for the government."...

Few know Mubarak's worth. Some rumors, spreading on the Internet, say his family fortune is between $40 billion and $70 billion. Middle East analysts and news reports in the Arabic media say Mubarak and his family kept most of their wealth in real estate stretching from Egypt's Red Sea coast to London, Los Angeles and New York, and in Swiss and offshore bank accounts.

http://www.washingtonpost.com

Sunday, February 13, 2011

Egyptians Clean Up Their Country After Riots


Hosni Mubarak

A euphoric Egypt has cleaned house regarding their government. Now they are cleaning up again, but this time literally. Egyptians that protested and rioted in their nation, demanding the ouster of President Hosni Mubarak, have taken to the streets again and are cleaning up using brooms and shovels. How admirable. One can’t help but respect that kind of drive and discipline.

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Friday, February 11, 2011

President Mubarak Steps Down In Egypt


Hosni Mubarak

Egypt President, Hosni Mubarak, has stepped down as head of state of his nation. This news comes after intense protests and rioting, aimed at ousting him from 30-years of rule, succeeded in bringing change.

U.S. President Barack Obama has been criticized in the American press for his handling of the matter

Mubarak put forward concessions, such as leaving office after the September 2011 elections, but the multi-billionaire's offers were rejected by the people of Egypt. He has ceded control of the nation to the Egyptian military. Now comes the process of rebuilding and regaining order after the turmoil that ensued.

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Thursday, February 10, 2011

Egypt Descends Into Civil War And Strikes


Hosni Mubarak

Egypt has descended into civil war and strikes, as protestors hold out for the ouster of President, Hosni Mubarak. However, the head of state, who has been in office 30-years, has refused to leave, stating he will die in Egypt.

Mubarak is a multi-billionaire, with real estate holdings all over the world. He should step down to return order and peace to Egypt. The people have spoken but they are not being heard by their leader.

Many in the international community fear the Muslim Brotherhood will take over in Egypt. They have been labeled a Muslim extremist group that seeks to impose Islam on the world by force.

Egypt is such a lovely place with a wealth of internationally significant architectural sites and buildings. Some of it has been damaged, as soldiers fought protesters, resulting in 300 fatalities, the latter which is worse of all.

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Friday, February 4, 2011

Did You Notice Which Reporters Got Attacked In Egypt


CNN reporter Anderson Cooper, who was beaten in Egypt: maybe I shouldn't have went over there

Did you notice which reporters got attacked in Egypt, during the current uprising and protests. The white ones (Anderson Cooper, Katie Couric and two dudes from Fox News). Why? Because the black ones didn't go. You see, white people are fearless and brave and sometimes leap into situations that are too dangerous. But black people generally don't do that.

Wolf Blitzer (right): Glad I didn't go..."and they're so black!"

Had I been assigned the job of going to Egypt during the rioting, I would have simply stated, " Uh, no, I think I'm gonna sit this one out, because they look really upset. I'll cover this story from Twitter. In the meantime, I'm going to the mall. Tweet me when something happens." My report would look like this "Live from the Twitter Timeline Egypt, people appear to be rioting..."

Video: Cairo braced for 'Day of Departure'


In all seriousness, reporters need to give the people of Egypt their space right now and let them sort out this conflict, hopefully in a peaceful, swift manner. Best wishes to them for a positive resolution.

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Egyptian Government To Foreign Reporters: "Go Home"

American reporters Anderson Cooper, Katie Couric and two unnamed Fox News journalists, were attacked on the streets of Egypt, in separate incidents, while covering the ongoing uprising that aims to unseat President Hosni Mubarak. Cooper was encircled by a group of "Mubarak supporters" and repeatedly punched in the head and kicked.

Portions of the beating were caught on tape. The CNN anchor was attacked a second time, while trying to switch hotels. He and his coworkers were set upon outside the hotel he was departing, as local men smashed the windshield and windows of their car, then tried to pull them out of the vehicle.

U.S. President Barack Obama and Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak

Couric's vehicle was also attacked by a group of men, who smashed in the windows. Breaking reports indicate, two Fox News reporters were badly beaten and taken to the hospital as well. Today, Egypt's Vice President told foreign reporters in no uncertain terms, "Go home."

Days ago, internet service to the nation was also cut off by the Egyptian government, in a bid to block all transmission of the uprising. Anti-American sentiment is high in Egypt today, as some blame the U.S. government for inciting the uprising and destroying their government and country, according to ABC News anchor, Diane Sawyer.

President Mubarak has been in power for 30-years, which is a long run for any head of state. In the face of the uprising, which includes a million protesters, Mubarak announced he would not seek reelection in September. However, many are demanding he resign and leave office today. As Mubarak sees it, such an action would lead to total chaos.

Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak

The Judiciary Report urges calm and advises the people of Egypt to avoid property destruction at all cost, as it will take money to rebuild, which is scarce during the global financial crisis. Both sides of the conflict should eschew violence, so as not to harm Egypt's name in the world as a tourist destination.

President Mubarak should also consider stepping down as soon as possible, rather than waiting until the September 2011 elections. An interim President can be appointed in his stead, until a newly elected head of state is chosen.

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Thursday, June 10, 2010

Well, That Camel Just Caught Herpes

Paris Hilton

Hollywood lounge lizard and unofficial Valtrex spokeswoman, Paris Hilton, was photographed in Egypt in front of the pyramids on the back of a poor, unsuspecting camel. Paris, it was not fair for you to give the camel Herpes. Quick, somebody call PETA. Just kidding.

Monday, November 16, 2009

Scholar Calls Beyonce Stupid

Beyonce looking like she just got a brain cramp

An Egyptian scholar called Sony soloist Beyonce "stupid" for not grasping anything he tried to teach her about his country and its national treasures, such as the Pyramids. He found out the hard way that thieving Beyonce is not the brightest crayon in the box.

LEADING EGYPTOLOGIST ATTACKS BEYONCE FOR LACK OF INTEREST AT THE PYRAMIDS

BEYONCE has come under fire for her lack of knowledge about ancient Egypt - by the country's INDIANA JONES.

Revered historian Zahi Hawass, Egypt’s chief Egyptologist, reportedly called the pop star a "stupid person" while speaking to journalists during Beyonce's recent tour of the Giza pyramids near Cairo...

The reporter says, "Then he stopped being diplomatic and said in anger, 'She’s a stupid person and she doesn’t understand a thing and she doesn’t want to understand... She’s coming here to take pictures and that’s it.'"

12 November 2009 22:06

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Tuesday, November 3, 2009

Terrorists Think Beyonce Is The Bomb

…Literally

Beyonce thinks she is the bomb, as the phrase goes. Apparently terrorists think so too, but not in the sense she does, as they want to bomb the weave wearing witch right out of her Dereon duds (Can I turn a phrase or what).

Threats are being issued if she tries to put on one of her usual half naked performances in Egypt. This is after Malaysia protested her planned show as well.

They may even devise a special booty bomb just for her. On the first butt shake it detonates. I know one thing, that weave would survive the blast. In short, don’t come to Egypt with your butt hanging out.

Side Bar: you can’t get this kind of insightful, mature journalism reading the New York Times.