A burnt church in the Inbaba district of Cairo, May 2011.
The previous attempt to split the people into opposing religious camps failed miserably after the bombing of a church last December. The result was the growth of brotherhood between both factions that partially fueled the Egyptian revolution (for lack of a better word). Undeterred, these attempts go on to split Egyptians apart, ye old Israeli "divide and conquer" scheme.
The Muslim Brotherhood, is now becoming more of a player in the Middle Eastern political scene ever since it received the kiss of validity because it seems to have no political aims (!!!!!) according to the American government ~ but we all know nothing could be further from the truth.
The Brotherhood, (from which Hamas as an offshoot) seems to be stirring up a lot of dust of late and I would not be at all surprised if they are not firmly planted behind these new difficulties faced by the Egyptian people.
May 8, 2011
Aangifan
On 8 May 20011, we learn that Muslim-Christian clashes in Cairo have left 12 Dead and two churches in flames
Officials say that in the latest clash at least six Christians and at least five Muslims were killed.
The Muslim Brotherhood, is now becoming more of a player in the Middle Eastern political scene ever since it received the kiss of validity because it seems to have no political aims (!!!!!) according to the American government ~ but we all know nothing could be further from the truth.
The Brotherhood, (from which Hamas as an offshoot) seems to be stirring up a lot of dust of late and I would not be at all surprised if they are not firmly planted behind these new difficulties faced by the Egyptian people.
May 8, 2011
Aangifan
On 8 May 20011, we learn that Muslim-Christian clashes in Cairo have left 12 Dead and two churches in flames
Officials say that in the latest clash at least six Christians and at least five Muslims were killed.
Coptic Christians,
about 10% of Egypt's population,
have lived side by side with Muslims
in the area for decades.
Dark forces, including the CIA's Salafist Muslims, appear to be stirring things up; reportedly the aim is to split up Egypt.
Muslims in the Inbaba neighborhood said a Christian had left the church and married a Muslim.
They said they had heard that she had been abducted and was inside the Church of St. Mina.
Muslim and Christian groups gathered.
Shots were fired from a rooftop or balcony.
Molotov cocktails were used.
There was an electrical blackout.
'Muslims' set fire to the Church of St. Mena and, later, to the nearby Church of the Virgin Mary.
aangirfan: EGYPT - THE NEW IRAQ?
Muslims in the Inbaba neighborhood said a Christian had left the church and married a Muslim.
They said they had heard that she had been abducted and was inside the Church of St. Mina.
Muslim and Christian groups gathered.
Shots were fired from a rooftop or balcony.
Molotov cocktails were used.
There was an electrical blackout.
'Muslims' set fire to the Church of St. Mena and, later, to the nearby Church of the Virgin Mary.
aangirfan: EGYPT - THE NEW IRAQ?
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