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It's almost been one year,but this year of 2012 we will finally get the truth in full details.Yes it is coming,with some leakage of actual footage and photos.This thread and people who wanted to know the truth,have not waited in vain.Lara told her side,now Egypt will tell the other.

Maybe, but what keeps people coming back to this thread is the hope that there would be footage of the attack. It has become an obsession for some people. I wonder if psychologist will study this and call it the Lara Logan Syndrome.

Here's an example:

A person goes to the doctor because he feels very sick. The doctor checks this person out and said that there is nothing wrong. This person says "I have a fever and the only prescription is the Lara Logan assault footage."

Real Masked Truth said:

It had nothing to do with the arab society persey for it was the secret police who would have exacted this revenge. Their goal was to drive the point home to others that if you cross them you will be punished. A live humiliated and degraded journalist would better express this point then a dead one.

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There are tons of pics, but not the actual Lara Logan pics.

The reel superjerk said:

But sharia does blame the rape victim. Her rapists did have the mindset that she was a whore trapsing around empowered by her western femists ideology. I know we need to be careful when we judge a whole culture. But i think we can safely assume that the average egyptian muslim does in fact blame the victim and at some level sees logan as a temptress. Even here in the west many still blame the victim. Remember Nir Rosen. But if you consider the frequency of governement sponsored sexual assault in Egypt and juxtapose that with public response, there is a disconnect. My point is that the egyptian people are really not angry enough about there government sponsoring sexual assault. This tells me that large segments of the society more or less approve of rape as a weapon. Many egyptians do see these female protestors and journalists as whores. If you go back and read the initial articles about the virginity tests and see the general who made the excuse that it was ok because these protestors were not vituous women, you get a sense of the kind of mentality we are dealing with. These people are too ignorant to feel properly ashamed. And let's not forget that the koran does support this ignorance.

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Where are the before the assault/rape of Lara Logan footage and photos.Any suspicious characters thugs or police starting to surround her in such pictures,like the infamous rabbit ears photo???

RealEuropeanElitist said:

The reel superjerk said:

But sharia does blame the rape victim. Her rapists did have the mindset that she was a whore trapsing around empowered by her western femists ideology. I know we need to be careful when we judge a whole culture. But i think we can safely assume that the average egyptian muslim does in fact blame the victim and at some level sees logan as a temptress. Even here in the west many still blame the victim. Remember Nir Rosen. But if you consider the frequency of governement sponsored sexual assault in Egypt and juxtapose that with public response, there is a disconnect. My point is that the egyptian people are really not angry enough about there government sponsoring sexual assault. This tells me that large segments of the society more or less approve of rape as a weapon. Many egyptians do see these female protestors and journalists as whores. If you go back and read the initial articles about the virginity tests and see the general who made the excuse that it was ok because these protestors were not vituous women, you get a sense of the kind of mentality we are dealing with. These people are too ignorant to feel properly ashamed. And let's not forget that the koran does support this ignorance.

Good analysis. I think that this analysis is a good addendum to Masked Truths Abduction thesis.

I still have to point out that some Egyptians really tried to apologize for what happened to Lara Logan on her facebook page. There are still glimmers of hope in a nest of darkness.

"thesis"

Make 2012 the year you actually move on with your life, loser.

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"thesis"

Make 2012 the year you actually move on with your life, loser.

RealEuropeanElitist said:

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"thesis"

Make 2012 the year you actually move on with your life, loser.

Do you...even KNOW...what a thesis is?! I mean before you mock this? Do you even KNOW?

Let me go ask Lara, you fucking obsessed loser.

Really, time to move on. Do it for Lara. I'm sure she's watching.

The reel superjerk said:

But sharia does blame the rape victim. Her rapists did have the mindset that she was a whore trapsing around empowered by her western femists ideology. I know we need to be careful when we judge a whole culture. But i think we can safely assume that the average egyptian muslim does in fact blame the victim and at some level sees logan as a temptress. Even here in the west many still blame the victim. Remember Nir Rosen. But if you consider the frequency of governement sponsored sexual assault in Egypt and juxtapose that with public response, there is a disconnect. My point is that the egyptian people are really not angry enough about there government sponsoring sexual assault. This tells me that large segments of the society more or less approve of rape as a weapon. Many egyptians do see these female protestors and journalists as whores. If you go back and read the initial articles about the virginity tests and see the general who made the excuse that it was ok because these protestors were not vituous women, you get a sense of the kind of mentality we are dealing with. These people are too ignorant to feel properly ashamed. And let's not forget that the koran does support this ignorance.

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Let me go ask Lara, you fucking obsessed loser.

Really, time to move on. Do it for Lara. I'm sure she's watching.

The reel superjerk said:

But sharia does blame the rape victim. Her rapists did have the mindset that she was a whore trapsing around empowered by her western femists ideology. I know we need to be careful when we judge a whole culture. But i think we can safely assume that the average egyptian muslim does in fact blame the victim and at some level sees logan as a temptress. Even here in the west many still blame the victim. Remember Nir Rosen. But if you consider the frequency of governement sponsored sexual assault in Egypt and juxtapose that with public response, there is a disconnect. My point is that the egyptian people are really not angry enough about there government sponsoring sexual assault. This tells me that large segments of the society more or less approve of rape as a weapon. Many egyptians do see these female protestors and journalists as whores. If you go back and read the initial articles about the virginity tests and see the general who made the excuse that it was ok because these protestors were not vituous women, you get a sense of the kind of mentality we are dealing with. These people are too ignorant to feel properly ashamed. And let's not forget that the koran does support this ignorance.

Pee On My Leg 2 said:

Lara was also quoted as saying that it was the Secret Police that attacked her. Who's to say that they told her "We told you not to come back" Now we show you what happens!

Real Masked Truth said:

If they tell them that it is ok then it is ok these people only do as their government will allow.