Egyptian prosecutor orders arrest of Muslim Brotherhood members
Here's some good news coming from Egypt after the reversal of Mohammed Morsi's takeover:
Egypt's prosecutor has ordered the arrest of the leaders of ousted president Mohamed Morsi's Muslim Brotherhood, charging them with inciting violence that saw 55 of their members shot dead. [...]In pure jihadist fashion, to be sure. It's practically the way of the jihadists to put women and children into danger yet blame everyone but themselves. For that, the MB members they want imprisoned should be punished.
The leaders were charged with inciting the violence which began before dawn on Monday, when the Brotherhood says its followers were fired on while peacefully praying.
The Brotherhood says police and troops "massacred" 42 of their supporters, with women and children among the dead.
But the army says terrorists provoked the shooting by attacking its troops.
Labels: Egypt, islam, jihad, political corruption, terrorism
