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- Jul 28, 2013
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Blood in the Sands

Blood continues to flow in the sands and streets of Egypt as protests continue for and against ousted president Morsy. Reports indicate that more than 60 have died and one wonders at what point will Egyptians discover their non-violent path to democracy and stability. Unity and reconciliation is the key to stability in Egypt and until all sides reach a cease fire and establish a framework for cooperation the violence seems inevitable.

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