At Least 18 Dead In Pakistan Anti-American Rioting Friday -- L.A. Times
ISLAMABAD, Pakistan — Fiery anti-U.S. demonstrations swept through Pakistan's capital and several other cities Friday as thousands of people furious over an anti-Islam film privately produced in America clashed with police in one of the worst waves of violence to hit the nation in recent years. In Islamabad, protesters turned the city’s tree-lined boulevards and avenues into a battle zone as they toppled freight containers set up as barriers and pelted riot police with rocks while unsuccessfully trying to storm a heavily guarded enclave housing the U.S. embassy and other diplomatic missions. Across the country, at least 18 people were killed in the violence and more than 100 more injured.
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More News On Today's Anti_U.S. Riots In Pakistan
Deadly Violence Breaks Out in Pakistan as Public Holiday Begins -- New York Times
Death toll rises in Pakistan video protests -- Al Jazeera
Death Toll Rises in Pakistan Protests -- Wall Street Journal
Pakistani officials say 16 people killed in protests against anti-Islam film, 12 in Karachi -- Washington Post/AP
Sweeping Pakistan: Wave of violent protests fueled by anti-Islam film -- Christian Science Monitor
Thirteen killed in Pakistan protests against anti-Islam film -- The Telegraph
More than dozen killed in Pakistan protests over anti-Islam video -- CBS/AP
13 killed, 195 hurt in Pakistan anit-Islam film protests: officials -- Hindustan Times/AFP
Pakistan film protests: Ten die in Karachi and Peshawar -- BBC
Protests Erupt Across Pakistan Over Video -- Voice of America
Pakistan 'Day of Love' protests over anti-Islam film descend into deadly violence -- NBC
Pakistan Protests Over Islam Film Target U.S. Missions -- Bloomberg
Protesters march towards US consulates in Lahore, Karachi, Peshawar -- The International News
My Comment: These are government sanctioned protests ....and not surprisingly they have gotten out of hand.