[30564U]

Wow...just like everything in the Middle East, it's shaky with loud gibberish and I think I saw a butt. What the hell did I just see? Was that a woman or a man (it is the Middle East) and did I see a dick? I mean I saw lots of dicks, but a real penis? I'm confused and my eyes hurt.

[kellyhound]

teenager around 45 secs is thinking: yea right, can't wait to get my hands on you.

[Oswald2001]

Originally Posted by chris ↗

Yea, I just upped here, people are lazy, don't like links

I don't like links because of the high probability of getting Computer Herpes and/or Computer AIDS.

Or worse.

[FunkPumpkin]

"I know I’d be a terrible rapist. I struggle with a consenting female. So, if you’re squirming around throwing elbows, trust me ladies and gentlemen, you’re safe." -- Daniel Tosh

+1 for me

[candice81]

You cant really see anything in the video anyways, whats the story behind it? I havent had a chance to read any articles yet

[Oswald2001]

Originally Posted by Kelseecat65 ↗

Not a day goes by that you don't crack me up!!

I tank you.

[upgraydd]

Originally Posted by Oswald2001 ↗

I don't like links because of the high probability of getting Computer Herpes and/or Computer AIDS.

Or worse.

I have always referred "computer aids" as "China aids" ....

[Mr Poo]

Originally Posted by chris ↗

damn, that was removed fast, let me see if I can find it and reup

Thug lifeeee

[upgraydd]

Wow, why do all these men behave as if they have never seen or had sex with a "potato"? Seriously, what the fuck is wrong with these Allah praising crazies?

[gatagato]

At the end, YT refused to remove the video

YouTube refuses Egypt's request to remove footage of Tahrir Square sexual assault

LONDON: YouTube has refused a request from the Egyptian government to remove footage of a violent sexual assault in Cairo.

The video of a naked and bloodied woman being dragged out of Tahrir Square after being attacked during celebrations for the inauguration of President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi caused international outrage.

The new leader visited the woman in hospital last week, apologizing to every Egyptian woman" for sexual violence in the country in the televised meeting.

A spokesman for the President said the victim asked for the footage, which had gone viral on social media, to be taken down.

READ ALSO: Egypt asks YouTube to remove video of sexual assault

"The Egyptian embassy in Washington DC and a number of Egyptian authorities, at the direction of President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, have requested the YouTube administration to remove the video of the sexual assault victim," the spokesman said.

"This came in response to her wish, which she expressed during the president's visit to her yesterday at the hospital to check on her condition."

YouTube has removed copies of the video where the woman can be identified but is allowing versions that blur her image to remain on the site because the company considers them to be newsworthy.

Viewers must vouch that they are at least 18 years old on the site.

"We respect an individual's right to privacy and have always removed videos entirely where there is a privacy complaint and an individual is clearly identifiable," YouTube said in a statement.

Seven men aged between 15 and 49 have been arrested in connection with attacks on at least five women on Sunday night.

Mohamed al-Habibi, a volunteer with the "I Saw Harassment" monitoring group who witnessed the incident, said it was impossible to tell who was part of the assault and who was trying to help the woman.

"I saw hundreds of people grabbing a woman. The police were there, shooting in the air, it took them 20 minutes to get her out. She was unable to speak," he said.

The latest violent assault sparked protests by women calling for harsher penalties for attackers.

Apparently the victim herself asked Egypt's President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi to have the video taken down: the request was made to YT by the Egyptian embassy in Washington.