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Egypt Declares Muslim Brotherhood A Terrorist Group by EMMASON125: 7:59pm On Dec 25, 2013
CAIRO (AFP) – Egypt’s military-installed rulers declared the Muslim Brotherhood of ousted president Mohamed Morsi a “terrorist” organisation Wednesday, blaming it for a deadly police headquarters bombing already claimed by an Al-Qaeda-inspired group.
The decision is likely to accelerate a crackdown on the movement that has killed more than 1,000 people, mostly Islamists, in street clashes and seen thousands imprisoned since Morsi’s overthrow by the military in July.
It lumps together Al-Qaeda-inspired militants who have killed scores of policemen and soldiers with the more moderate Brotherhood movement, although authorities have provided no proof the groups are related.
The announcement comes a day after a suicide car bombing of a police station killed 15 people, in an attack condemned by the Brotherhood and claimed by an Al-Qaeda-inspired group based in the restive Sinai Peninsula.
“All of Egypt was horrified by the ugly crime committed by the Muslim Brotherhood on Tuesday morning, when it blew up the Daqhaleya police headquarters,” the cabinet said in a statement.
“The government has decided to declare the Muslim Brotherhood movement a terrorist organisation,” it said, referring to terrorism clauses in the country’s penal code.
“Members who continue to belong to this group or organisation following the release of this statement will be punished according to the law,” the statement said.
The Brotherhood has condemned Tuesday’s powerful bomb attack in the city of Mansoura, north of Cairo.
Morsi’s supporters, who continue to organise near-daily demonstrations demanding his reinstatement, insist they are committed to peaceful protest.
But their demonstrations have dwindled in size due to the security crackdown, and civilian opponents who oppose the Islamists often attack the rallies.
Social solidarity minister Ahmed al-Borei said at a news conference that the government would ban all the Brotherhood’s activities, including “protests”.
Morsi, now on trial facing various charges, remains a deeply divisive figure following his overthrow on July 3, after millions took to the streets demanding his resignation.
Egypt’s first democratically elected president, he ruled for one turbulent year and now faces trials for incitement to kill protesters and colluding with militants to carry out attacks in the country.
The cabinet had come under increased pressure to declare the Brotherhood a terrorist group following Tuesday’s bombing.
“Egypt enveloped in sadness… and the government waffles,” read the front page banner of the state-owned Al-Ahram newspaper on Wednesday.
An Al-Qaeda inspired group spearheading attacks in Sinai had earlier claimed responsibility for the suicide car bombing of the Mansoura police headquarters.
The group, Ansar Beit al-Maqdis, had previously claimed several high profile attacks since Morsi’s overthrow, including a September assassination attempt against the interior minister with a car bomb outside his home.
“Your brothers in Ansar Beit al-Maqdis, with the grace of God, were able to target the Daqhaleya police headquarters,” the group said of in a statement posted Wednesday on jihadist Internet forums.
The group which is composed mostly of Egyptian Bedouin has been critical of the Brotherhood’s style of political Islam and advocates armed attacks.
Morsi and the Brotherhood’s leadership face trial on charges of colluding with militant groups, including the Palestinian Hamas movement, to launch “terrorist” attacks in Egypt.
He is also accused of involvement in attacks on police stations and prisons during the 2011 uprising that toppled Hosni Mubarak.
Morsi and other Islamists imprisoned by Mubarak had escaped during mass jail breaks authorities now say were part of a wider plot to destabilise the country.
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Re: Egypt Declares Muslim Brotherhood A Terrorist Group by EMMASON125: 8:02pm On Dec 25, 2013
APC WILL BE NEXT. COUNTRIES ALL OVER THE WORLD SHOULD OUTLAW ISLAMIC POLITICAL ORGANISATION LIKE APC.

PLS DONT INSULT ME THATS MY OPINION.

Say no to APC say no to muslem brotherhood party

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Re: Egypt Declares Muslim Brotherhood A Terrorist Group by lincolnj88: 8:24pm On Dec 25, 2013
grin d name alone tells it all
Re: Egypt Declares Muslim Brotherhood A Terrorist Group by Nobody: 8:24pm On Dec 25, 2013
Egyptians are wiser now. And this is a muslim country o. yet some id!0ts will be campaigning for their cousin (APC) here in a secular country.
NIGERIANS BE WISE.
SAY NO TO MUSLIM BROTHER HOOD (BH or BOKO HARAM) PARTY.
SAY NO TO APC

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Re: Egypt Declares Muslim Brotherhood A Terrorist Group by EMMASON125: 8:39pm On Dec 25, 2013
careytommy: Egyptians are wiser now. And this is a muslim country o. yet some id!0ts will be campaigning for their cousin (APC) here in a secular country.
NIGERIANS BE WISE.
SAY NO TO MUSLIM BROTHER HOOD (BH or BOKO HARAM) PARTY.
SAY NO TO APC
Re: Egypt Declares Muslim Brotherhood A Terrorist Group by Dhurmynick(m): 9:18pm On Dec 25, 2013
I don't know how I should feel. But I don't hate muslims.
Re: Egypt Declares Muslim Brotherhood A Terrorist Group by Pangea: 9:25pm On Dec 25, 2013
Long overdue!
Religion and politics are two flammable entities that must never mix.
When mixed?
You get a self sustaining conflagration.
Re: Egypt Declares Muslim Brotherhood A Terrorist Group by Nobody: 10:51pm On Dec 25, 2013
careytommy: Egyptians are wiser now. And this is a muslim country o. yet some id!0ts will be campaigning for their cousin (APC) here in a secular country.
NIGERIANS BE WISE.
SAY NO TO MUSLIM BROTHER HOOD (BH or BOKO HARAM) PARTY.
SAY NO TO APC
HEHE

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Re: Egypt Declares Muslim Brotherhood A Terrorist Group by agbameta: 11:27pm On Dec 25, 2013
Poor Egyptians. Now they have full dictatorship on their hands.

They got rid of one dictator and elected a democratic government, but just because of buyers remorse, you got rid of your own democracy and returned the same dictatorship aka Mubarak back to the seat of government.

Now, you can not demonstrate or congregate because it's now against the law, meaning you can not demonstrate to get rid of this or any government in Egypt like you did Mubarak and Morsi, they same secular folks that started the demonstration that got rid of Mubarak were sent to jail for 3 years just for demonstrating.

By the time this new dictatorship is done with the Egyptians, na beg den go beg Morsi to return.

If you need to get rid of your democratic government, do it at the polls, don't invite the military to give you a shortcut.

Like they say,they koboko the husband whooped the first wife with is the same koboko the second wife go chop and they
Re: Egypt Declares Muslim Brotherhood A Terrorist Group by Nobody: 2:24am On Dec 26, 2013
Egypt need peace

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Re: Egypt Declares Muslim Brotherhood A Terrorist Group by Nobody: 2:31am On Dec 26, 2013
The world powers should also place travel ban on APC members and also Confiscate there moneys in Foreign bank account

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Re: Egypt Declares Muslim Brotherhood A Terrorist Group by EMMASON125: 8:26am On Dec 26, 2013
agbameta: Poor Egyptians. Now they have full dictatorship on their hands.

They got rid of one dictator and elected a democratic government, but just because of buyers remorse, you got rid of your own democracy and returned the same dictatorship aka Mubarak back to the seat of government.

Now, you can not demonstrate or congregate because it's now against the law, meaning you can not demonstrate to get rid of this or any government in Egypt like you did Mubarak and Morsi, they same secular folks that started the demonstration that got rid of Mubarak were sent to jail for 3 years just for demonstrating.

By the time this new dictatorship is done with the Egyptians, na beg den go beg Morsi to return.

If you need to get rid of your democratic government, do it at the polls, don't invite the military to give you a shortcut.

Like they say,they koboko the husband whooped the first wife with is the same koboko the second wife go chop and they




Say no to APC say no to Muslem Brotherhood

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Re: Egypt Declares Muslim Brotherhood A Terrorist Group by EMMASON125: 8:47am On Dec 26, 2013
Banned

Brotherhood supporters have staged protests since Mr Morsi's government - the first to be democratically elected in Egypt - was toppled on 3 July following widespread anti-Brotherhood demonstrations.

The 85-year-old Islamist movement was banned by Egypt's military rulers in 1954, but registered an NGO called the Muslim Brotherhood Association in March this year in response to a court case bought by opponents who contested its legal status.

The Brotherhood also has a political wing, the Freedom and Justice Party (FJP), which was set up in 2011 as a "non-theocratic" group after the uprising that forced President Hosni Mubarak from power.

Following Mr Morsi's overthrow and the suspension of the Islamist-friendly 2012 constitution, the Cairo administrative court and the social solidarity ministry were tasked with reviewing the Brotherhood's legal status.

In September, a ruling by the Cairo Court for Urgent Matters banned the Brotherhood itself, the NGO, as well as "any institution derived from or belonging to the Brotherhood" or "receiving financial support from it".

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