Suleiman urges protesters to go home

Source: Sky News

Updated: 17:32, Friday February 4, 2011

Egyptian Vice President Omar Suleiman has denied that pro-government elements killed protesters during violent unrest in Cairo.

When asked in an interview about shooting into the crowds of protesters that have gathered at Cairo's Tehrir Square, Suleiman replied, in English: 'No. Nobody being killed by rifles or by snipers. No way.'

In the interview by Christiane Amanpour from America's ABC network, she questioned again whether the newly appointed vice president was denying that pro-government forces killed protesters in the square. He said, 'They behaved very well.'

Suleiman also said that Egyptian forces would 'not use any violence against' the protesters. 'But we will ask them to go home. And we will ask their parents to ask them to come home.'

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They really don't get this, do they? They think the kids are just acting up. And their thugs are "behaving well." Scary.

is tap their kid on the shoulder.

not a good sign that this is the guy that the USA wants to take over.

This guy just demonstrated that he has no business being the #2 guy in Egypt.

Words fail.

dividing and conquering purposes.