
there's always more than an 'either-or
' choice. it could have been a local gang, opportunistic sociopaths, Egyptian versions of anarchists, non-Egyptians who'd joined the group, religious fanatics with no political affiliation, anti-Israel types taking it out on a citizen of Israel's ally (the US). . .we just don't know at this point.
to limit it to Mubarak supporters or to protestors alone does no good at this point. it's indicative of the 'left-right', 'liberal-conservative' brainwashing the US has gone through. it's Manichaean pigeonholing.
the world's more complicated than 'either-or'. the United States, or at least some parts of it, refuse to recognize the fact.
i hope the military took them into custody when they rescued her. if so, we may in time find out who they were and what affiliations they had.
any area going through a phase like a revolution will have of violence, sexual assault and looting; it's a consequence of the government in power losing its legitimacy among the people. 'peaceful' or not, there is the risk of sexual and physical violence, incarceration and death.
culturally, this rape was analogous to what happened to Anderson Cooper and the FOX News team. to us, though, this was much worse than some of the other events which occurred during the revolution.
it's my hope that Ms Logan makes a full recovery, that justice is done by the interim government, and that no further incidents take place involving our correspondents, left OR right.
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