I am 100% sure - you are not Egyptian Christian!

Submitted by John Varghees (Australia), Apr 28, 2007 at 08:03

I have worked for more than 12 years in Middle East and used to travel to Egypt. My company Operations Manager and Lab manager were Egyptian Christian in Kuwait in 1996. I am giving web site (www.napesco.com) if any one needs to verify and call the Managing Director (Kuwaiti) or Indian Christians Seceratory and also Hindus who are in majority in that company. Now Operations Manager is Indian Sikh and Lab Manager Indian Hindu.

You find will find All Indian and Egyptian Christians at high post and high salary in Middle East including Indian Hindus and other people. Three big giants of garments and other products belong to Egyptian Christian in Kuwait . I don't want to write their names but if some need I can provide their names, contact and business activities. Nobody ask relegion in Middle East. They are real secular people. I never heard any complain from any Egyptian Christian or Indian Christian in Middle East. Last year I visited Egypt twice and also got chance to meet several Chirstians in Orthodox Church and all of them were happy. Most of the tyre business, rice mills, gold and spices business is controlled by Indian Sikhs and Hindus.

I spent 3 nights in Movin Pick resort hotel in Sharm El Shaikh and I found many Egyptian Christians in management and other places. I tried to find out if they have any problem from Muslims but no one complained any thing. I also visited Pyramids, Musuem and Nile river on boat but never found any such problem after meeting and interviewing with more than 120 Egyptian Christians. So stop your false propaganda machine. I am 100000% sure you are not Egyptian Christian but a hate and friction creator among Muslims and Christians.

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