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Activists from "Askar kazeboon" tape a makeshift screen to a statue of Egyptian cultural icon Om Kalthoum January 19, 2012 in Cairo for a public video screening of their anti-military films. Called "Kazeboon" for short, meaning "liars" in Arabic, it is a public grassroots campaign in Egypt at exposing what protestors say is the lies and propoganda of the ruling Supreme Council of Armed Forces (SCAF). The group shows their short anti-military films in public places to help promote the young activists and their goal of continuing the revolution in Egypt that was started last year..

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Activists from "Askar kazeboon" tape a makeshift screen to a statue of Egyptian cultural icon Om Kalthoum January 19, 2012 in Cairo for a public video screening of their anti-military films. Called "Kazeboon" for short, meaning "liars" in Arabic, it is a public grassroots campaign in Egypt at exposing what protestors say is the lies and propoganda of the ruling Supreme Council of Armed Forces (SCAF). The group shows their short anti-military films in public places to help promote the young activists and their goal of continuing the revolution in Egypt that was started last year..