Obama Forces Mubarak Out, Supports Jihad Against Christians via Morsi & Now Muslim Brotherhood vs Police

BBC Journalists are live now  on the ground outside of Rabaa al-Adawiya camp outside of Cairo, Egypt and are reporting minute by minute via Twitter on the ProMorsi supporters clashing with Egyptian Military Police.

A square near Cairo’s Rabaa al-Adawiya mosque has become a protest camp for supporters of ousted Islamist President Mohammed Morsi, who was removed from office by the military on 3 July.

A gas station was just lit on fire and gun shot echoes abounded amidst the clash between the Muslim Brotherhood crowd vs Egyptian Military Police. The interim military government swore in 25 new governors which led to the agitation of Pro-Morsi supporters who apparently did not agree to those placed in power as they were supposedly not members of The Muslim Brotherhood. The numbers of those injured or dead in Cairo protests have not yet been reliably verified. We will keep you updated as official reports are confirmed independently.

BBC News Reporter live on the scene in Cairo, Egypt: Bethany Bell reports, “Muslim Brotherhood is urging supporters to return to the camps and converge on the big mosques in the city.”

No official word on exact numbers of injuries or deaths though there are unconfirmed reports of many deaths and thousands of injuries. To get an accurate minute by minute understanding of this violent Muslim Brotherhood protest, scroll all the way to the bottom and read upwards back to top least recent to most recent.

BBC Journalists are live now  on the ground outside of Rabaa al-Adawiya camp outside of Cairo, Egypt and are reporting minute by minute via Twitter on the ProMorsi supporters clashing with Egyptian Military Police.

A square near Cairo’s Rabaa al-Adawiya mosque has become a protest camp for supporters of ousted Islamist President Mohammed Morsi, who was removed from office by the military on 3 July.

A gas station was just lit on fire and gun shot echoes read more