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Painting foreign journalists as outside agitators who have somehow taken over the protest movement. we heard that first from egypts president mubarak. >> translator: these demonstrations moved a civilized expression of practicing freedom of speech to sad confrontations, which were organized by political groups who wanted to throw fire on oil. >> that was egypts president hosni mubarak. that is what he said last week. that message was then repeated. weve heard that message repeated again, trying ...

Was tired of lying, tired of being fed lies by her government bosses. tonight as always, were keeping them honest. take a look at liberation square today. if the egyptian government is telling the truth, those people in that square who you see, if the egyptian government is telling the truth, those people are foreigners, theyre agitators, criminals, theyre people paid to be there. but that is not what you see with your own eyes. that is not what i saw standing in that square. they are people tir...

People when they could no longer get away with do itting directly, they had pro-mubarak mobs and thugs do it. they continue to blame reporters and extremists and agitators. watch. >> translator: i actually blame certain friendly nations who have television channels, theyre not friendly at all who have intensified the youth against the state. >> translator: there is a great number of people who have infiltrated them. and ther many of these youths are actually good. >> maybe there are foreign agen...

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In liberation square, those people erupted in anger that their president seemed to dismiss them as children. tin sults continued a short time later when vice president suleiman told protestors to go home, blaming not the corruption and brutality of his regime for the protests but satellite news stations, agitators and others. there was rage but there was not violence. no, not yet. it is 5:00 a.m. friday, a day off in the arab word. in the next few hours, we could see the biggest protest yet. lat...

Even though he shut down the banks. he continues to lie to his own people. in liberation square, those people erupted in anger that their president seemed to dismiss them as children. tin sults continued a short time later when vice president suleiman told protestors to go home, blaming not the corruption and brutality of his regime for the protests but satellite news stations, agitators and others. there was rage but there was not violence. no, not yet. it is 5:00 a.m. friday, a day off in the ...

Painting foreign journalists as outside agitators who have somehow taken over the protest movement. we heard that first from egypts president mubarak. >> translator: these demonstrations moved from a civilized expression of practicing freedom of speech to sad confrontations, which were organized by political groups who wanted to throw fire on oil. >> that was egypts president hosni mubarak. that is what he said last week. that message was then repeated. weve heard that message repeated again, tr...

By her government bosses. tonight as always, were keeping them honest. take a look at liberation square today. if the egyptian government is telling the truth, those people in that square who you see, if the egyptian government is telling the truth, those people are foreigners, theyre agitators, criminals, theyre people paid to be there. but that is not what you see with your own eyes. that is not what i saw standing in that square. they are people tired of corruption, tired of dictatorship, tir...

One of our friends was killed, he was like 26, and that would be me. i mean, he was shot randomly and i was trying to go to the square where he was shot, and i just didnt get there. i was stopped by the guards. i mean, im kind of identifying with him. >> you feel like that could have been you? >> yes. and he was out then. theyre not letting -- its a persian expression ive translated to english because i dont know how the equivalent. but we are not allowing his blood to go to waste. i mean, my fr...

Egypts vice president continued to blame reporters and extremists and agitators. watch. >> translator: i actually blame certain friendly nations who have television channels, theyre not friendly at all, who have intensified the youth against the nation and the state. >> translator: there is a great number of people who have infiltrated them and there are countless poisonous thoughts that are entering the thoughts of these youths and many of these youths are actually good. >> maybe there are fore...