More offerings from the ‘peaceful religion’ of Islam. An Islamist mob has been marching through Cairo with nuns in tow “like prisoners of war.” Sister Manal, who presides over a Franciscan school in Cairo, observed the mob loot her school, knock a cross off the gate, and put up what appeared to be a black
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Egypt’s descent into civil war. The death toll reaches 638. The peaceful religion of Islam shows respect for other beliefs by torching their places of worship. After all the tanks, fighter jets, and other weapons Obama has given to the Islamofascists in Egypt, he’s going to “review all the aid” which amounts to about $1.3
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The Islamic bloodbath continues. At least 40 people were killed Monday in clashes outside a military building in Cairo where supporters of the former president were holding a sit-in, an Egyptian health ministry official said. Ministry spokesman Khaled el-Khatib said initial reports also indicated at least 322 were wounded, although he gave no details on
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When the going gets tough, the tough go on vaycay. Amid the turmoil in Egypt, Republicans ripped Secretary of State John Kerry for being on his yacht Wednesday as former Egyptian President Mohammed Morsi was turned out of office. A Web ad released Saturday by the National Republican Senatorial Committee showed Kerry windsurfing with the
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Muzzie rampage. From the Wall Street Journal. Two days after Egypt’s military replaced the country’s president, it sent soldiers into the streets to quell demonstrations, as a week of tensions between Islamists and the military transformed into deadly confrontations that heightened some Egyptians’ fears of civil war. Demonstrations turned bloody Friday as hundreds of thousands
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Obama’s pal is out. From Sky News. The head of the constitutional court has been sworn in as Egypt’s interim president, a day after the overthrow of the country’s first democratically elected leader, Mohamed Morsi. Adli Mansour took his oath of office under an army transition plan in a ceremony that was broadcast live on
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