Egypt churches withdraw from Morsi’s national dialogue

Ahram Online ^ | Thursday 24 Jan 2013

[Olog-hai]

Representatives from Egypt’s Christian churches have withdrawn from President Mohamed Morsi’s national dialogue.

The Coptic Orthodox, Catholic and Evangelical churches decided to leave the dialogue on Wednesday because it was “unproductive” and did not “yield the desired results,” said Father Rafik Gerish, the Catholic representative at the dialogue. …

Several political groups also withdrew from the national dialogue recently, most notably the Strong Egypt Party led by former Muslim Brotherhood member and ex-presidential contender Abdel-Moneim Abul-Fotouh. …

[Gay State Conservative]

The Christians who remain in Egypt would probably be wise to get the heck out of Dodge....like yesterday.Ethnic cleansing elevated to an art form is what they can look forward to otherwise.

[Truth29]

And the Obama Media will cover this when> This sounds like another Obama success in creating the Greater Caliphate and expunging anything but Islam from the region.

[princeofdarkness]

So this is the open-minded country that BHO wants to send F-16’s and Abrams Tanks to. What could possibly go wrong?

[Venturer]

Obama cares nothing for Christian Church’s or for Christian people. Once a year or so he will walk aross the street to have a photo-op at Church, they will kiss his buttocks and he will wait another 6 month for another photo-op.
he went to a black theology Churhc under Jeremiah Wright for 20 years and dumped him like a horse biscuit when it wasn’t politically rewarding.

Obama has no faith to amount to anything, but what little he does have is in Islam.

[Dogbert41]

"The Christians who remain in Egypt would probably be wise to get the heck out of Dodge...."

I'm feeling the same thing, here in America.

[munin]

Representatives from Egypt’s Christian churches have withdrawn from President Mohamed Morsi’s national dialogue.

I don’t know, but I would probably have done the same,but but, as more and more groups leave the national dialouge, the more they help to consolidate the power under Morsi and his henchmen, wich is likely the end game anyway as far as the MB is concerned as they work to establish their Caliphate, as for Obama is concerned, I don’t think he can see over that smoky hill

[Olog-hai]

That power will be consolidated anyway. This “dialogue” is nothing more than a bully session over dhimmitude and the jizyah and is no opportunity for Christians or other non-Sharia groups to wrest any kind of power away from the MB.

[Gay State Conservative]

I'm feeling the same thing, here in America.

Check my tagline.