Yesterdays Comments by Kevin Rudd can only be viewed as a declaration of a proxy war on Coptic indigenous Christians—a proxy war that was earlier waged on Christians in other Mideast nations, resulting in the abuse, death, and/or mass exodus of Christians. Ironically if not absurdly) Rudd’s proxy war on Christians is being presented to the Australian people as a war to safeguard the "human rights" and "freedoms" of the perverted democracy delivered by the Muslim Brotherhood. Left unsaid by Rudd and his side kick Bob Carr is the egregiously inhuman behavior the brotherhood thrust upon moderate Egyptians and Christians in particular. No one in the ALP can argue that Rudd or his side kick Carr are unaware of the hideous track record of the Brotherhood. As an example "Brotherhood leader Sayyid Qutb, who is idolized by al-Qaeda as the chief theoretician of modern jihad issued a 1980 fatwa calling on the destruction of Coptic churches in Egypt.” Despite the latter Rudd did not hesitate to empower his Muslim brotherhood buddies with his visit to Egypt immediately after they hijacked the revolution and engaged in blatant lies and deceit in the exact same manner as the ALP do to its citizens. Since the Brotherhood came to power with the blessings of Kevin Rudd, the persecution of Copts has practically been legalized, as unprecedented numbers of Christians—men, women, and children—have been arrested, often receiving more than double the maximum prison sentence, under the accusation that they "blasphemed" Islam and/or its prophet. It was also under Brotherhood rule that another unprecedented scandal occurred: the St. Mark Cathedral—holiest site of Coptic Christianity and home of the pope himself—was besieged in broad daylight by Islamic rioters. When security came, they too joined in the attack on the cathedral. And the targeting of Christian children—for abduction, ransom, rape, and/or forced conversion—has also reached unprecedented levels under Morsi. And now as millions of Egyptians protested Muslim Brotherhood rule this is what Kevin Rudd had to say: “Prime Minister Kevin Rudd says Australia wants to see a quick return to democratic government in Egypt following the ousting of President Mohamed Mursi. He told reporters in Canberra on Thursday that the Australian government had strongly supported the Arab Spring democracy movements, noting he visited Cairo not long after the 2011 revolution that toppled former dictator Hosni Mubarak. Mr Rudd said he was aware of the controversies surrounding President Mursi’s rule but that the latest developments were‘‘extraordinary’’. ‘‘I would simply say on behalf of all Australians, we want to see the return to full democratic government in Egypt as rapidly as possible,’’ he said. Read more: theage.au/federal-politics/political-news/kevin-rudd-urges-egypt-return-to-democracy-after-mursis-removal-20130704-2pd3u.html#ixzz2Y7FdNxgr Those comments could only be spoken by an absolutely delinquent individual. The Fork tongued Rudd is fully aware there was never a democratic government under the rule of his Muslim Brotherhood buddies. Kevin Rudd, can you articulated to the millions of secular Muslim Egyptians and Coptic community exactly “what democratic government” are you talking about?
Posted on: Fri, 05 Jul 2013 00:02:27 +0000
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