Cenk Uygur
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Unarmed Protestors Shot and Killed in Egypt (Graphic Video Warning)
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August 17, 2013
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August 17, 2013
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4:59Now Playing"Disturbing footage emerged Friday that appeared to show an Egyptian protester, standing unarmed with his hands in the air, being shot repeatedly. (Watch above.)
The footage was uploaded to YouTube and appears to have been shot on August 16. The caption reads "The army shoots on peaceful protesters in Ismailyia"--a city in northeastern Egypt."*
In disturbing video, unarmed protestors of Egypt's military state are shown getting shot by the army after raising their hands in the air. The government has made it clear they do not have mercy for the pro-Morsi Muslim Brotherhood. We don't agree with the Muslim Brotherhood...but how can people agree with the violent, deadly actions of the current Egyptian government? Cenk Uygur, Ben Mankiewicz, and John Iadarola discuss.
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