Egypt Essam Sharaf the Perfect Idiot Meeting with the Copts Representatives in the United States


Can this idiot ask them about their plans to end 1400 years of Arab and Islam occupation? Can this idiot ask them about their plans to convert all Muslims in Egypt to Christianity and baptize them un river Nile. Can this idiot listen to their Satellites insulting Islam, Muhamed an dQuraan.
Can this idiot have some brain?

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