Deadly protests mark Egypt anniversary

At least seven people have been killed in Egypt during protests on Friday - the second anniversary of the country's revolution. The demonstrators are demanding President Mohamed Morsi suspend the constitution and introduce an official minimum wage. Al Jazeera's Sherine Tadros reports from the heart of Egypt's revolution, Cairo's Tahrir Square.

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[SchwabKornwestheimer]

Lol look at the streets my friend, you get the answer there

[Travana King]

Actually the Muslim world is not weak. The western people are mentally weak, that is why they are easily controlled. Western people are heavily dumbfounded and influenced through the media, and not to mention drugs, alcohol and money. Things like drugs and alcohol are not even permitted in the land of most Egyptian cities, with the exceptions of popular tourist cities. A people who stand for nothing will fall for anything. Egyptian people exercise their right to fight for their rights.

[Travana King]

Actually Egypt does have food, actually in abundance. So I do not know where you are getting this information from.

[WickederThanThou]

It's Bush's fault!

[DELROY JONES]

It's funny how CNN shown a small segment of the uprising there in Egypt earlier today, then as if someone pulled the plug on the broadcast said nothing more about it or shown no more images it's as if they're trying to keep Americans dumbfounded and in the dark about what's happening over there.

[TheRegimelife]

EGYPT!!...SUPPRESS!!

Gaza/Palestine!!!

[SchwabKornwestheimer]

Egypt is bankrupt, the people in Egypt have no food and the government attack the people. Egypt has not a democrazy but a dictatorship. But all politicians in countries like egypt are so. Mubarak is away and now comes Mr mursi