Here are the rioters' "calling cards"

[Catherina]

Raafatology RT @waelabbas: A norwegian photographer robbed & beaten by a group of Mubaraks men - and they left this in his pockets http://bit.ly/dEvNNH"
8 minutes ago via Twitter for BlackBerry®

Here are the rioters' "business cards"



Roar Christiansen was walking along the street taking photographs when a man began to beat away at him. Soon he was surrounded by a mob of around 50 young and middle aged men. - They demanded my camera. I held on for a while but just had to drop it to save myself

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After the attack, he discovered that the mob had emptied his pockets and stole money and a memory card with pictures. As "compensation" they replaced them with flyers and their mob calling card. The translation of the following message is: "Yes to Mubarak, yes to stability."



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BBC, AP, Washington Post, CNN, the Associated Press, CBS News, Al Jazeera, Australia's Ten Network, Al-Arabiya and many more reporting on all attacks and damage to their journalists and photographers.

http://www.aftenposten.no/nyheter/uriks/article4017300.ece#xtor=RSS-3?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=twitter

[Electric Monk]

1. Don't change camels mid-dictatorship?

to mix a few metaphors...

[sabrina 1]

2. Was there ever any doubt that the thugs and looters and

violent killers were Mubarak's thugs? I hope our MSM will stop prevaricating now and start stating facts. Enough with the 'well, I can't say for sure, although it did seem like they were pro-Mubarak, but 'both sides' were involved in the fighting blah, blah, blah. I am so sick of our media.

[Turborama]

3. K&R Good find!

BTW what's you Twitter @ name thing whatsit?

Mine's @DUTurborama

I'm a real newbie and feel really lame not knowing how to use it properly, lol.

[sabrina 1]

4. Yes, it is a good find.

Proof without a doubt who the 'looters' and thieves are.

Just added you to my follow list on Twitter btw :-)

[Starry Messenger]

5. k&r