Graffiti Reported at U.S. Embassy in Cairo: "Take Care, America. We Have 1.5 Billion Bin Ladens"
Situation around U.S. embassies from Tunisia to Yemen remain volatile and protests continue across the Muslim world
Anti-American violence flared Friday across North Africa and the Middle East, with Muslim mobs reportedly scaling the walls of the U.S. Embassies in Tunisia and Sudan, breaking windows and setting fires…
In Egypt, protesters in Ciaro's Tahrir Square could be seen carrying a 4-foot-tall poster of Usama bin Laden, and graffiti reportedly found on the U.S. Embassy there read: "Take care America. We have 1.5 billion bin Ladens."
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Obviously some kind of Islamophobe wrote that!
They have 1.5 billion people ready to hole up like a coward while impotently exhorting others to do violence? Oh noes!