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August 14th, 2013
08:28 PM ET
Scores dead in Egypt clashes; at least 278 killed in deadliest day since revolution
Egypt is spiraling out of control.
Scores are dead as interim government forces continue to clash with supporters of ousted president Mohamed Morsi.
Egypt on edge after at least 278 killed in bloodiest day since revolution
State TV reports at least 278 people were killed today, making it the country's single deadliest day since the 2011 revolution.
OutFront: Assistant Secretary of State P.J. Crowley.
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The idea of a democracy for Morci?, is a democracy like in Iran, or like was in the communist country, under dictatorial leadership of the working class, or say Islam only.
I don't thing the USA and the world can stomach another Iran. Therefore, put the interests of the civilized world, first and support the 49% of Egipt.
Good for the Egyptian military, Egypts last hope. The more extremist Islamists they kill, the better for Egypt and the World.
We should increase our aid to them as they engage in defeating their enemies, and ours.