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Reported list of churches and christian inst attacked in egypt will astonish you

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By Erica Ritz
August 16, 2013

A wave of devastating violence swept through Egypt Wednesday as the government attempted to disband the supporters of ousted president Mohamed Morsi from their sit-ins. According to the Associated Press, 638 people have now been confirmed killed, and nearly 4,000 are injured.The fighting is far from limited to the Islamists and the military, however. Since Wednesday’s violence began, there have also been a wave of attacks on churches and Christian institutions.The damaged interior of the Saint Moussa Church is seen a day after it was torched in sectarian violence following the dispersal of two Cairo sit-ins of supporters of the ousted Islamist President Mohammed Morsi, in Minya, south of Cairo, Egypt, Thursday, Aug. 15, 2013

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Read more:
Reported List of Churches and Christian Institutions Attacked in Egypt Since Wednesday Will Astonish You | TheBlaze.com


Read more at: Amira Mikhail | Revolt on the Nile- Insurgo Insurgi Insurrectum | Page 2


But hey, not a peep from Barack Hussein Obama II. I wonder why?
 
By Erica Ritz
August 16, 2013

A wave of devastating violence swept through Egypt Wednesday as the government attempted to disband the supporters of ousted president Mohamed Morsi from their sit-ins. According to the Associated Press, 638 people have now been confirmed killed, and nearly 4,000 are injured.The fighting is far from limited to the Islamists and the military, however. Since Wednesday’s violence began, there have also been a wave of attacks on churches and Christian institutions.The damaged interior of the Saint Moussa Church is seen a day after it was torched in sectarian violence following the dispersal of two Cairo sit-ins of supporters of the ousted Islamist President Mohammed Morsi, in Minya, south of Cairo, Egypt, Thursday, Aug. 15, 2013

[Excerpt]

Read more:
Reported List of Churches and Christian Institutions Attacked in Egypt Since Wednesday Will Astonish You | TheBlaze.com


Read more at: Amira Mikhail | Revolt on the Nile- Insurgo Insurgi Insurrectum | Page 2


B
ut hey, not a peep from Barack Hussein Obama II. I wonder why?




Because he knows that Wehrwolfen is peeping away about it.
 
Egyptian military chief vows to rebuild Coptic Churches​

August 16, 2013




The Egyptian defense minister has ordered the repair and reconstruction of all churches that suffered damage in the country’s violent demonstrations since the Egyptian military removed President Mohamed Morsi from power last month.

Defense minister Col. Gen. Abdel Fattah El-Sisi intends to fix the damage to Coptic churches at Rabaa Adaweya and Nahda squares, according to a report by the Mid-East Christian News.

Dozens of churches were attacked and burned in riots after thousands of demonstrators took to the streets of Cairo and other Egyptian cities to demand the end of what they call military rule, following the removal of Morsi on July 3. Many of Morsi's supporters have voiced criticism at Egypt's Christian minority for largely supporting the military's decision to oust him from office.

“The Egyptian defense minister ordered the engineering department of the armed forces to swiftly repair all the affected churches, in recognition of the historical and national role played by our Coptic brothers,” read a statement that aired on Egyptian television.

Bishop Mousa thanked Sisi for his efforts to repair the damaged churches.


Read more:
Egyptian military chief vows to rebuild Coptic Churches | Fox News


There are some in America that have applauded the destruction of these churches as well as some purportedly in Europe.
 
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