Big demonstration against clinton’s arrival in Egypt but the propagandistic Egyptian newspapers which publish also in English: Ahram and Egypt Independent worked hard to hide the event …

A lot of Egyptian realized that the dirty us-israel planned to install the muslim brotherhood in the area because they accepted to be their new prostitutes serving their interest … the Egyptian organized mass demonstrations in the airport, in front of the american embassy and in front of clinton’s  hotel … but no TV channels except ONTV showed the event.

The Qatari propagandistic channel “ElJazira” didn’t mention anything, as usual they just show the poor people going to Tahrir because paid by the muslim brother.

The propaganda machine is working perfectly, the next imminent objective is to destroy the SCAF and then this country will be totally in the hands of us and israel.

Those article is what the self-declared free and independent media reported on the huge demonstration against Clinton. Shame on you! You are contributing to the sale of your country!

Ahram Online, Saturday 14 Jul 2012

The liberal Free Egyptians Party will stage a protest Saturday afternoon against the visit of US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton.

The protest will be held at 5pm in front of the US embassy in Cairo.

The party called for all of Egypt's political forces to join the protest to reject US interference in Egypt's internal affairs.

The Free Egyptians Party was founded by prominent Coptic-Christian business tycoon Naguib Sawiris after the 25 January Revolution. The party's main objective is to promote the economic and social development of Egypt. It ran under the umbrella of the liberal Egyptian Bloc during the 2011 parliamentary elections, winning 15 seats in Egypt's parliament.

Clinton is slated to make her first visit to Egypt since the inauguration of Egypt's first post-revolution president Mohamed Morsi. She is expected to arrive Saturday morning.

Egypt Independent

Sat, 14/07/2012

US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton arrived in Cairo on Saturday afternoon for a two-day visit to Egypt. Her visit is the first for a US official to Egypt since President Mohamed Morsy was sworn in late in June.

Morsy will discuss with Clinton the two countries' cooperation and Washington’s contribution to support the Egyptian economy. They will also discuss the Palestinian-Israeli peace process and the situation in Syria, as well as other regional issues.

Clinton will also hold talks with her Egyptian counterpart Mohamed Kamel Amr, the foreign affairs minister, on bilateral relations and the crisis in Syria.

She will also meet with politicians from various parties and civil society representatives.

Clinton is scheduled to visit Alexandria on Sunday, where she witnesses the opening of a new US consulate.

She will then leaves Egypt for Israel, in an effort to advance the peace process.

Hours before her arrival, journalist and former MP Mustafa Bakri, known for his support of the Supreme Council of the Armed Forces, launched a sharp attack on Clinton, saying that she came “to incite against the SCAF and in support of the decision to reinstate the invalid People’s Assembly.”

Bakri tweeted on Saturday afternoon “Clinton's visit to Cairo aims to declare Washington's support for the rule of the Muslim Brotherhood, and to support the decree of reinstating the invalid Parliament, and to incite against the SCAF. Stands are revealed.”