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: Northeast Intelligence NetworkAnother Muslim Massacre of Christians
By Sean Osborne
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by Sean Osborne, Associate Director
It’s 2 January 2011 and it’s wake up time. Again.
If I had any doubt about a soon-to-occur Islamic coup d’etat occurring in Egypt that doubt vanished with the massacre of Christians during the midnight New Years Day Mass at the Saints Coptic Orthodox Church in Alexandria.
There was obvious collusion and coordination between the Egyptian government security guards and the Islamic jihadists who planned the massacre. The Egyptian government guards abandoned their duty stations around the church just prior to the arrival of a green Skoda automobile and the detonation of a 220 lb bomb laced with nails, ball bearings and thick shards of glass. A bumber sticker on the rear of the Skoda read: “the rest is coming...continue to full postFull post as published by Northeast Intelligence Network on January 02, 2011 (boomark / email).
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