While the urban masses in Cairo, Egypt protest against their president Hosni Mubarek, ostensibly for their version of freedom and democracy, some things there never change: Killing Christians for instance. Far away from the made for television visuals of chanting crowds, charging camels and horses, roughed up spectators, including delicate news personnel, flaring Molotov cocktails and dramatic flames at night are other ignored events; important and significant but not directly linked to the ongoing urban drama. The restoration of internet service has brought news of the massacre of eleven Coptic Christians by their Muslim neighbors in a small town far away from the international reporters in Cairo. The article has the horrifying details. According to the local bishop "The massacre has nothing to do with the mayhem in Egypt," the bishop said, "but the murderers took advantage of the lack of police protection and thought they could commit their crime and no one...(Read Full Post)