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    GUSHI Guest

    Default Egypt , Muslims burn Christian church

    CAIRO – Clashes that broke out when a Muslim mob attacked thousands of Christians protesting the burning of a Cairo church killed at least 13 people and wounded about 140, officials said Wednesday.
    The Muslims torched the church amid an escalation of tensions over a love affair between a Muslim and a Christian that set off a violent feud between the couple's families.
    The officials said all 13 fatalities died of gunshot wounds.
    The officials spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to speak to the media.
    The clashes late Tuesday night added to a sense of ongoing chaos in Egypt after the momentous 18-day democracy uprising that toppled longtime leader Hosni Mubarak on Feb. 11. The uprising left a security vacuum after police pulled out of Cairo and several other cities three days into the uprising.
    The police have yet to fully take back the streets, leaving space for a wave of violent crime and lawlessness in some parts of the nation.
    In a separate incident, at least two people were wounded when rival crowds threw rocks at Cairo's central Tahrir Square, the uprising's epicenter, according to an Associated Press Television News cameraman at the scene. He said the violence pitted youths camping out at the square to press their demand for a complete break with the ousted regime and another group opposed to their continued presence. Later, army soldiers forcefully removed the protesters and their tents, scuffling with some and making several arrests.
    The Christian protesters on Tuesday blocked a vital highway, burning tires and pelting cars with rocks. An angry crowd of Muslims set upon the Christians and the two sides fought pitched battles for about four hours.
    Mubarak handed power to the military when he stepped down, but the military does not have enough troops to patrol every street in Cairo, a sprawling city of some 18 million people that is chaotic at the best of times.
    Even before the uprising unleashed a torrent of discontent, tensions had been growing between Christians and Muslims in this country of 80 million. Christians account for about 10 percent of the population.
    On New Year's Day, a suicide bombing outside a Coptic church in the port city of Alexandria killed 21 people, setting off days of protests. Barely a week later, an off-duty policeman boarded a train and shot dead a 71-year-old Christian man and wounding his wife and four others.
    Egypt's ruling generals have pledged last week to rebuild the torched church and the country's new prime minister, Essam Sharaf, has met the protesters outside the TV building in downtown Cairo to reassure them that his interim government would not discriminate against them.
    But the Christians were not appeased. At least 2,000 of them protested on the highway on Tuesday night and a separate crowd of several hundred has been camping out outside the TV building for days to voice their anger at what they perceive to be official discrimination against them.

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    littlebuddy Guest

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    A Muslim society discriminating against other religions, what in Dhimmination is going on? Oh, "there's no compulsion in religion" till the prophet gets new edict from below that says to not take christians and Jews as friends.

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    Burn a Christian church, no one cares.
    In comparison,
    Draw a cartoon of the Islamic guy who married a 6 YEAR OLD and all hell breaks loose.


    http://www.muslimhope.com/WhyDidMoha...oManyWives.htm

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    In Israel the Christian Population has shrunk from 18% to around 2%... according to Sir Jeffery M. Abood. Most Christians feel the pressure of being a "double minority" ...a recent poll stated the conflict and on going occupation is a contributing factor... Washing Report on Middle East Affairs/// March 2011...

    Most of the problem also lies in the end of days evangelicals not recognizing the Christians that still represent the original ones in the Holy Land..they are forgotten by the far right ringers here [[Hagee an dRobinson)... Funny how little buddy keeps forgeting to educate himself on the reality of the ME.

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    hey extremists are not all Muslim... burn a mosque here lately? Prevent one from being built..

    Just for giggles... did you hear the one about the Palestinian American who built a temple for his Jewish brothers in Arkansas....umm bet you didnt now did yah... truth is more hopeful than hate littlebuddy..

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    papa while you may think no one cares about Chrhes you are only partially correct.. but where is the right [[Christian) when the Palestinian Christians are being discriminated against?

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    Aw, gibran, it was much funnier when the haters were having their little hatefest, without any truth or information poking it's head up.

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