US Embassy in Cairo Makes Outrageous Statement Against First Amendment
The US embassy in Cairo issued a reprehensible apology to Muslim attackers, suggesting that free speech had been abused by “hurting the religious beliefs of others.”
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The US embassy in Cairo issued a reprehensible apology to Muslim attackers, suggesting that free speech had been abused by “hurting the religious beliefs of others.”
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