It is a fear from real terror

Submitted by f.shawki (United States), Oct 31, 2005 at 22:30

EL FAGR Egyptian newspaper published threats made by Muslim radicals against the Pope of Alexandria. According to the newspaper, Muslim radicals publicly announced their threats through small mosques in the outskirts of the city of Alexandria and regarded the bloodshed of H.H. Pope Shenouda III as Halal (permissible) in revenge for what they considered an insult to Islam's prophet.

On the other hand, the "Mother of All Radicals" or the so called "Muslim Brotherhood" group has been giving out flyers inciting the Muslims to revenge the honor of their prophet

It is worthy to note that some European governments regard this group as moderate !!! Their slogan of moderation ; and in case these European governments want to know what it is , it's a (Quran between two swords)!! with their creed (Death for the sake of Allah is our utmost desire) and right below that a Quranic verse reading " Against them make ready your strength to the utmost of your power, including steeds of war, to terrorize the enemies of Allah and your enemies" Quran 8:60

The Church in Egypt endure much of insults every day during Ramadan and other time also and the Christians in Egypt are called " infidels" by the Moslems who invaded their country 600 yrs. ago and converted almost all the country to Islam.

The Moslems are trying hard to convert the rest of the Christians by all savage means. What is sad is America closes it's eyes when Christians suffer any where in the whole world, but when Moslems suffer any tragic event, the money and help pours from America to these Moslems

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