Ga usah ada film jg orang Islam udah jadi tukang bunuh.
>________________________________ > From: Bukan Pedanda <[email protected]> >To: [email protected] >Sent: Saturday, September 15, 2012 12:47 AM >Subject: [proletar] al-arabiya: Seven killed as anti-Islam film protests rage >in Tunisia, Sudan and > > > > >Menyedihkan... > >Sungguh menyedihkan melihat reaksi orang Islam ini.. > >Hanya karena ada orang bikin film tentang nabi muhammad berdasarkan sumber >Islam sendiri... > >- > >الجمعة 27 شوال >1433هـ - 14 سبتمبر 2012م >Seven killed as anti-Islam film protests rage in Tunisia, Sudan and Lebanon >A Hardee's and a Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC) fast food outlet burns after >protesters set the building on fire in Tripoli, northern Lebanon. (Reuters) > >Al Arabiya with agencies > >Protests against an anti-Islam film produced in the United States have >intensified in Tunisia and Sudan and spread in Lebanon, with three Tunisians, >three Sudanese and one Lebanese killed as clashes between demonstrators and >police ensued on Friday. Three people were killed on Friday and another 28 >wounded in clashes at the U.S. embassy in Tunis, which was stormed by an angry >mob protesting over "Innocence of Muslims," a film mocking Islam, an official >media said, citing the health ministry. Two of the injured were in a critical >condition, the same source said, without giving any details about the victims. >Police fired tear gas and warning shots as more than 1,000 stone-throwing >protesters gathered on Friday outside the U.S. embassy in a Tunis suburb to >denounce the film, an AFP journalist reported. A thick black plume of smoke >was seen rising from the car park of the embassy, with a policeman telling AFP >that some demonstrators had thrown petrol bombs. > >The security forces intervened when hardline Salafis among the demonstrators >outside the U.S. mission started hurling rocks, the journalist said. > >The police responded with a sustained volley of tear gas, before loud bursts >of gunfire rang out in the streets around the embassy, as the protesters tried >to regroup. > >The exact nature of the weapons being fired was not immediately clear, but >police often use rubber bullets at demonstrations that turn violent. > >"They are firing to prevent other groups from coming," one protester told AFP. > >Just minutes before the clashes broke out, the protesters had been shouting >anti-U.S. slogans including: "Obama! Obama! We are all Osama!" in reference to >Al-Qaeda mastermind Osama bin Laden, who was killed by U.S. special forces >last year. > >They also hurled insults at the police, accusing them of "protecting" those >who denigrate Islam. > >The majority of the protesters appeared to be hardline Salafis, waving the >black Islamist flag. > >Protesters also set fire to the American School in Tunis, a Reuters reporter >said.The school was closed on Friday. > >Earlier, security was boosted around the embassy 10 kilometers (six miles) >north of the city center, with a heavy deployment of riot police and soldiers >and extra barbed wire and checkpoints on nearby roads. > >Tunisian imams, at mosques in the capital, had earlier called for protests >outside the embassy to denounce a film mocking Islam posted on the Internet >that has sparked anger across the Islamic world. > >Four killed in Sudan, Lebanon > >Three Sudanese protesters were killed near U.S. embassy in Khartoum, and >another in the northern Lebanese city of Tripoli. > >Sudanese protesters who clambered over the wall of the U.S. embassy in >Khartoum were ejected before they got far into the compound, a U.S. embassy >spokesman said. > >"They were all expelled. They didn't get far," the spokesman said when asked >about the protesters and how far into the grounds they had reached. He said no >embassy staff were injured in the incident. > >Guards on the roof of the U.S. embassy in Sudan's capital fired warning shots >Friday as a security perimeter was breached and dozens of Islamic flag-waving >protesters scaled an outer wall, an AFP reporter said. > >A police vehicle near the embassy was also torched as hundreds of >demonstrators broke through an outer security cordon after one protester was >hit by a police vehicle and killed, a medic and the AFP reporter said. > >Clashes erupted after a large number of security forces blocked off roads >leading to the embassy as stone-throwing demonstrators protesting over a film >deemed offensive to Islam tried to approach. > >Before the U.S embassy attack, demonstrators on Friday stormed the German >embassy in Khartoum and raised an Islamic flag above the mission during a >protest against the film, a Reuters witness said. > >A Reuters reporter saw protesters enter the embassy building in central >Khartoum, smash windows and start a fire in front of the main gate. > >Police had earlier tried to disperse some 5,000 protesters who had surrounded >the German and nearby British embassy by firing volleys of teargas but no >officers could be seen at the front gate after the storming. > >The U.S. missions in all of Yemen, Egypt and Tunisia were targeted as the >movie was produced in the United States by an Israeli-American and it was not >immediately clear why European missions were being attacked in Sudan. > >The Germany foreign minister meanwhile said that Sudan embassy staff were safe. > >Meanwhile, in Tripoli, one person was killed and 25 others were wounded after >clashes between police and angry protesters against the film. > >A crowd of 300 Islamists attacked and set fire to a KFC restaurant in Tripoli >on Friday, an AFP correspondent said. > >The attack on the U.S. fast-food chain's outlet came as Pope Benedict XVI >arrived in Lebanon for a three-day visit, calling for Christian-Muslim >coexistence and attacking religious extremism. > >Egypt, Iraq > >In Egypt, clashes between protesters and Egyptian Central Security Forces >continued near the U.S. embassy in central Cairo on Friday as demonstrators >insisted on voicing their rage over the film. > >Meanwhile, a group of Bedouin broke through the fence of the Multinational >Force and Observers (MFO) compound in the Sinai and set fire to an observation >tower, a security official said. > >In the ensuing clashes two Colombians and an Egyptian were injured, he said, >adding that the extent of their injuries was not immediately clear. > >The protesters also set fire to a car inside the compound which lies in the >town of Al-Goura, 10 kilometers (around six miles) from the Gaza Strip. > >And in Iraq, protesters burned U.S. and Israeli flags as thousands of people >demonstrated for a second day Friday in cities and towns across Iraq the film. > >In the biggest protest, thousands of people turned out in the southern port >city of Basra, carrying Iraqi flags and shouting slogans including: "There is >no freedom by abuses to the feelings of two billion Muslims." > >The protesters burned American and Israeli flags, an AFP correspondent said. > >Hundreds of people also protested in the Sunni-majority Adhamiyah area of >north Baghdad after Friday prayers, while dozens of people, mainly from >various Shiite parties, also demonstrated in the capital's Tahrir Square. > >U.S. to send Marines in Yemen > >In Yemen, a platoon of Marines from with the fleet anti-terrorism security >team have been sent to Yemen to bolster security at the embassy and are now on >the ground in Sanaa, the Pentagon said on Friday. > >"This is partly a response to events over the past two days at our embassy in >Yemen but it's also in part a precautionary measure," Pentagon spokesman >George Little told reporters. > >Dozens arrested in India > >Eighty-six people were arrested on Friday after a group of several hundred >Muslim protesters threw stones and smashed windows at the U.S. consulate in >the Indian city of Chennai, police said. > >"They smashed the window panes, surveillance camera and tried to scale over >the compound wall, but we dispersed them while exercising restraint," a senior >police officer said on condition of anonymity. "We made 86 arrests." > >The Pentagon, meanwhile, said protests in Afghanistan so far are peaceful, as >religious leaders have appealed against violence in response to film. > >جميع الحقوق >محفوظة لقناة >العربية © 2010 > > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] ------------------------------------ Post message: [email protected] Subscribe : [email protected] Unsubscribe : [email protected] List owner : [email protected] Homepage : http://proletar.8m.com/Yahoo! Groups Links <*> To visit your group on the web, go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/proletar/ <*> Your email settings: Individual Email | Traditional <*> To change settings online go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/proletar/join (Yahoo! ID required) <*> To change settings via email: [email protected] [email protected] <*> To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: [email protected] <*> Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to: http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
