Mohamed el-Ibiary makes it to the Egyptian press and it is not pretty

Submitted by dhimmi no more (United States), Oct 8, 2013 at 18:03

Dr. Pipes

The anti-Coptic rantings by the creepy Mohamed el-Ibiary made it to the newspapers in Egypt and Egyptians are wondering how come he does not get it that the Muslim Brotherhood is a terrorist organization that terrorized not just the Copts but the whole country but again this does not surprise Egyptians as they believe that Mr Obama supports terrorists including the Muslim Brotherhood and here is an article from el-Yum el-Sabe3

http://www.youm7.com/News.asp?NewsID=1275179

I urge readers to use googletranslate it is not the best but you will get the idea and you can read this creepy guy's tweets

Just imagine calling Jews that have no likes for the Nazis Nazi-phobes? The Copts and the people of Egypt have every right to despise and hate this terrorist organiztion that this creepy man represents with the rest of the creepy Muslims in this adminstration including Rashad Hussain

Can you imagine if any one of us would write tweet like the one he wrote about the Copts and to paraphrase what he wrote that Muslims in general and Egyptian Muslims in particular and he on top of the list are spreading hate against the Copts and therefore are Copto-phobes and are spreading Copto-phobia? What would be his reaction?

I also urge readers to check his twitter account as I noticed that in a period of 2 hours he wrote about 35 tweets some of them were conversations with readers which makes me suspect that he lives in the fantasy world of tweets but reality? God forbid it also means that we tax payers pay this despicable man so he can tweet and that is it

He is really not just illiterate but also a despicable man

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