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Alexandria Muslim Brotherhood: Certain Egyptian Media See Thugs As Peaceful Protesters, Heroes

Some Egyptians say it must be a crime punishable by law when, yet again, the country’s cross-eyed media depict thugs and murderers as honorable revolutionaries and outright heroes.

Ahmed Diab: Salvation Front’s Demands Unreasonable, Undemocratic

Egypt’s National Salvation Front leaders threaten to reject the country’s new national charter, approved by popular referendum weeks ago, as the Front’s members are implicated in ‘peaceful’ protests that killed

Freedom and Justice Party Statement Condemning Current Violence, Urging National Dialogue

The FJP announces support for night-time curfew in three of Egypt’s Canal cities where freedom of expression and the right to peaceful protest have been fatally abused.

Heshmat: Salvation Front Bears Responsibility for Egypt Bloodshed and Chaos

Witnesses affirm involvement of members of the opposition coalition called the National Salvation Front in arson attacks on Muslim Brotherhood offices across Egypt, as Front leaders seem to reject dialogue,

Muslim Brotherhood Statement on January 25 Revolution Anniversary Violent Incidents

While some mark the 2nd anniversary of the Revolution with sincere efforts to help low-income Egyptians, some others wage a desperate war of mindless mayhem, destruction and vandalism.

MB and FJP Leaders Condemn Political Parties Justifying Violence

Darrag and Erian denounce political figures justifying sabotage and subversion and providing political cover for violence and vandalism, while Al-Barr finds ongoing attacks and arson unbecoming of Egypt’s great peaceful

Alexandria Brotherhood Serves 130,000 Citizens in Six Hours on Friday

Total number of protesters on the 2nd anniversary of Egypt’s January 25 Revolution amounts to a fraction of those who participated in the original demonstrations that swept away the Mubarak

Third Attack on Muslim Brotherhood’s Ikhwanonline website HQ in Cairo Downtown

As the Brotherhood devotes its efforts to serve the Egyptian man in the street, with medical convoys and huge charitable markets, dark forces comprising thugs and saboteurs persistently target its

Katatni: No-one Has Right to Violence, Vandalism or Sabotage Under Any Justification

Katatni affirms everyone has the right to mark the January 25 anniversary with peaceful demonstrations or charitable community work, but certainly not with violence and vandalism.

Muslim Brotherhood Chairman Urges All to Compete in Service of Egypt, Homeland’s Higher Interests

As the whole country commemorates the second anniversary of Egypt’s January 25 Revolution, the Brotherhood’s General Guide Badie invites all to show their love for their homeland by competing in