超级军网也门表威者包围美使馆
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Protesters Encircle U.S. Embassy in Yemen
也门表威者包围美使馆
By ELLEN KNICKMEYER And HAKIM ALMASMARI
SAN'A, Yemen—Hundreds of protesters encircled the heavily fortified U.S. Embassy in San'a on Thursday, including a few who climbed over the embassy's main gate, as demonstrations against a film insulting the Muslim prophet Muhammad spread to a third day and another Arab country.
European Pressphoto Agency
A Yemeni demonstrator burns a mock U.S. flag as protesters surround the U.S. embassy in San'a, Yemen, on Thursday.
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Protesters climbed over the main gate of the U.S. Embassy in San'a on Thursday.
"Not our Prophet! He is a red line!" demonstrators shouted in unison. About five protesters were seen reaching the embassy inner main gate, where they tried to shatter the windows of the embassy's front guard post before Yemeni security forces pushed them back after a half-hour. Some protesters also burned the American flag.
No injuries were reported in the first hours of the demonstration. None of the protesters were seen to be armed and the majority made no effort to reach the embassy buildings themselves.
Yemeni security forces fired about a dozen warning shots and used batons to repel the demonstrators.
A senior Interior Ministry official said the hundreds of Yemeni security forces had orders to shoot any protester seen carrying a weapon near the embassy.
Yemen, where demonstrations and factional fighting forced out the country's long-term president earlier this year, is the poorest country on the Arab peninsula and one of the most unstable. Yemen's new President Abd Rabbuh Mansur Al-Hadi apologized to U.S. President Barack Obama for the embassy attack, and ordered an investigation, according to the Associated Press.
Yemen's new government, aided by the U.S. and Britain, is fighting an active branch of al Qaeda. The U.S. Embassy in San'a has redoubled security since 2008, with rings of roadblocks and gates, since a bombing and gun attack by al Qaeda there killed 19.
The protests follow an attack Tuesday that killed the U.S. ambassador and three other Americans at the U.S. consulate in Benghazi, Libya, and days of demonstrations at the U.S. embassy in Cairo over the film.
Officials of Yemen's Islah religious fundamentalist political party denied calling Thursday's protests.
—The Associated Press contributed to this article.
Write to Ellen Knickmeyer at ellen.knickmeyer@dowjones.comh ttp://online.wsj.com/article/SB10000872396390444023704577649051979303874.html?mod=WSJ_hpp_LEFTTopStories
Protesters Encircle U.S. Embassy in Yemen
也门表威者包围美使馆
By ELLEN KNICKMEYER And HAKIM ALMASMARI
SAN'A, Yemen—Hundreds of protesters encircled the heavily fortified U.S. Embassy in San'a on Thursday, including a few who climbed over the embassy's main gate, as demonstrations against a film insulting the Muslim prophet Muhammad spread to a third day and another Arab country.
European Pressphoto Agency
A Yemeni demonstrator burns a mock U.S. flag as protesters surround the U.S. embassy in San'a, Yemen, on Thursday.
Timeline: Past Attacks
Past attacks on U.S. embassies and consulates around the world.
Third Day of Protests
Photos
Reuters
Protesters climbed over the main gate of the U.S. Embassy in San'a on Thursday.
"Not our Prophet! He is a red line!" demonstrators shouted in unison. About five protesters were seen reaching the embassy inner main gate, where they tried to shatter the windows of the embassy's front guard post before Yemeni security forces pushed them back after a half-hour. Some protesters also burned the American flag.
No injuries were reported in the first hours of the demonstration. None of the protesters were seen to be armed and the majority made no effort to reach the embassy buildings themselves.
Yemeni security forces fired about a dozen warning shots and used batons to repel the demonstrators.
A senior Interior Ministry official said the hundreds of Yemeni security forces had orders to shoot any protester seen carrying a weapon near the embassy.
Yemen, where demonstrations and factional fighting forced out the country's long-term president earlier this year, is the poorest country on the Arab peninsula and one of the most unstable. Yemen's new President Abd Rabbuh Mansur Al-Hadi apologized to U.S. President Barack Obama for the embassy attack, and ordered an investigation, according to the Associated Press.
Yemen's new government, aided by the U.S. and Britain, is fighting an active branch of al Qaeda. The U.S. Embassy in San'a has redoubled security since 2008, with rings of roadblocks and gates, since a bombing and gun attack by al Qaeda there killed 19.
The protests follow an attack Tuesday that killed the U.S. ambassador and three other Americans at the U.S. consulate in Benghazi, Libya, and days of demonstrations at the U.S. embassy in Cairo over the film.
Officials of Yemen's Islah religious fundamentalist political party denied calling Thursday's protests.
—The Associated Press contributed to this article.
Write to Ellen Knickmeyer at ellen.knickmeyer@dowjones.com
Protesters Encircle U.S. Embassy in Yemen
也门表威者包围美使馆
By ELLEN KNICKMEYER And HAKIM ALMASMARI
SAN'A, Yemen—Hundreds of protesters encircled the heavily fortified U.S. Embassy in San'a on Thursday, including a few who climbed over the embassy's main gate, as demonstrations against a film insulting the Muslim prophet Muhammad spread to a third day and another Arab country.
European Pressphoto Agency
A Yemeni demonstrator burns a mock U.S. flag as protesters surround the U.S. embassy in San'a, Yemen, on Thursday.
Timeline: Past Attacks
Past attacks on U.S. embassies and consulates around the world.
Third Day of Protests
Photos
Reuters
Protesters climbed over the main gate of the U.S. Embassy in San'a on Thursday.
"Not our Prophet! He is a red line!" demonstrators shouted in unison. About five protesters were seen reaching the embassy inner main gate, where they tried to shatter the windows of the embassy's front guard post before Yemeni security forces pushed them back after a half-hour. Some protesters also burned the American flag.
No injuries were reported in the first hours of the demonstration. None of the protesters were seen to be armed and the majority made no effort to reach the embassy buildings themselves.
Yemeni security forces fired about a dozen warning shots and used batons to repel the demonstrators.
A senior Interior Ministry official said the hundreds of Yemeni security forces had orders to shoot any protester seen carrying a weapon near the embassy.
Yemen, where demonstrations and factional fighting forced out the country's long-term president earlier this year, is the poorest country on the Arab peninsula and one of the most unstable. Yemen's new President Abd Rabbuh Mansur Al-Hadi apologized to U.S. President Barack Obama for the embassy attack, and ordered an investigation, according to the Associated Press.
Yemen's new government, aided by the U.S. and Britain, is fighting an active branch of al Qaeda. The U.S. Embassy in San'a has redoubled security since 2008, with rings of roadblocks and gates, since a bombing and gun attack by al Qaeda there killed 19.
The protests follow an attack Tuesday that killed the U.S. ambassador and three other Americans at the U.S. consulate in Benghazi, Libya, and days of demonstrations at the U.S. embassy in Cairo over the film.
Officials of Yemen's Islah religious fundamentalist political party denied calling Thursday's protests.
—The Associated Press contributed to this article.
Write to Ellen Knickmeyer at ellen.knickmeyer@dowjones.comh ttp://online.wsj.com/article/SB10000872396390444023704577649051979303874.html?mod=WSJ_hpp_LEFTTopStories
Protesters Encircle U.S. Embassy in Yemen
也门表威者包围美使馆
By ELLEN KNICKMEYER And HAKIM ALMASMARI
SAN'A, Yemen—Hundreds of protesters encircled the heavily fortified U.S. Embassy in San'a on Thursday, including a few who climbed over the embassy's main gate, as demonstrations against a film insulting the Muslim prophet Muhammad spread to a third day and another Arab country.
European Pressphoto Agency
A Yemeni demonstrator burns a mock U.S. flag as protesters surround the U.S. embassy in San'a, Yemen, on Thursday.
Timeline: Past Attacks
Past attacks on U.S. embassies and consulates around the world.
Third Day of Protests
Photos
Reuters
Protesters climbed over the main gate of the U.S. Embassy in San'a on Thursday.
"Not our Prophet! He is a red line!" demonstrators shouted in unison. About five protesters were seen reaching the embassy inner main gate, where they tried to shatter the windows of the embassy's front guard post before Yemeni security forces pushed them back after a half-hour. Some protesters also burned the American flag.
No injuries were reported in the first hours of the demonstration. None of the protesters were seen to be armed and the majority made no effort to reach the embassy buildings themselves.
Yemeni security forces fired about a dozen warning shots and used batons to repel the demonstrators.
A senior Interior Ministry official said the hundreds of Yemeni security forces had orders to shoot any protester seen carrying a weapon near the embassy.
Yemen, where demonstrations and factional fighting forced out the country's long-term president earlier this year, is the poorest country on the Arab peninsula and one of the most unstable. Yemen's new President Abd Rabbuh Mansur Al-Hadi apologized to U.S. President Barack Obama for the embassy attack, and ordered an investigation, according to the Associated Press.
Yemen's new government, aided by the U.S. and Britain, is fighting an active branch of al Qaeda. The U.S. Embassy in San'a has redoubled security since 2008, with rings of roadblocks and gates, since a bombing and gun attack by al Qaeda there killed 19.
The protests follow an attack Tuesday that killed the U.S. ambassador and three other Americans at the U.S. consulate in Benghazi, Libya, and days of demonstrations at the U.S. embassy in Cairo over the film.
Officials of Yemen's Islah religious fundamentalist political party denied calling Thursday's protests.
—The Associated Press contributed to this article.
Write to Ellen Knickmeyer at ellen.knickmeyer@dowjones.com
Updated September 13, 2012, 9:13 a.m. ET
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就是刚刚的花生屯邮包的消息
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就是刚刚的花生屯邮包的消息
这个电影本来没什么人关注的，MSL这么一闹肯定大火。
好啊，，，继续闹吧，喜闻乐见啊
快点给美国驻也门大使空投一件防狼铁内裤，再晚的话，希拉里心又要碎了。
楼主你暴露了,什么是"表威者"
中东美国大使的菊花已经成为公共资源了
coolkeair 发表于 2012-9-13 21:35 ![]()
快点给美国驻也门大使空投一件防狼铁内裤，再晚的话，希拉里心又要碎了。
不要怕，那里的人民会踊跃救护他的！
快点给美国驻也门大使空投一件防狼铁内裤，再晚的话，希拉里心又要碎了。
不要怕，那里的人民会踊跃救护他的！
coolkeair 发表于 2012-9-13 21:35 ![]()
快点给美国驻也门大使空投一件防狼铁内裤，再晚的话，希拉里心又要碎了。
不要怕，那里的人民会踊跃救护他的！
快点给美国驻也门大使空投一件防狼铁内裤，再晚的话，希拉里心又要碎了。
不要怕，那里的人民会踊跃救护他的！
楼主翻译一下啊。。。。不懂方言。。。
coolkeair 发表于 2012-9-13 21:35 ![]()
快点给美国驻也门大使空投一件防狼铁内裤，再晚的话，希拉里心又要碎了。
防狼内裤不管用，把大使截成两截，把内裤从胯骨上脱掉
快点给美国驻也门大使空投一件防狼铁内裤，再晚的话，希拉里心又要碎了。
防狼内裤不管用，把大使截成两截，把内裤从胯骨上脱掉
看到了开始爬门的msl群众了
好莱坞的大片影响力就是大。。。{:soso_e102:}