Egypt: Four walls divide the ruled from the rulers

Wall number three leading to Tahrir Sheikh Rihan St

walls with burnt Egyptian Institute in between

Great question by @sameratrush about attacks on journalists and destruction of equipment. — Sharif Kouddous

SCAF responds by saying they have no information on attacks on journalists, will investigate … m’ok. — Sharif Kouddous

Clashes have largely ended. At least 14 killed, over 700 wounded, close to 200 arrested in four days. — Sharif Kouddous

Four walls have been built to keep the people away from parliament. The military junta deny all knowledge of violence against protesters

When you watch the video of unarmed protesters beaten by thugs remember they are armed, trained, backed, military hardware and security apparatus supplied by the United States of America.

Supreme Council of the Armed Forces, SCAF, denies any of this violence took place.

None of the revolutionary demands from 25 January have been met. No security or army thugs have been put on trial. We simply have a military junta without Mubarak.

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Tags: Arab Spring, Egypt, Middle East, Tahrir Square