"High Horse" - More Christians Murdered

President Obama issued a statement (via his propaganda handlers) concerning the beheading of 21 Christians in Libya by the Islamic State (graphic photos of beheading not shown):

The United States condemns the despicable and cowardly murder of twenty-one Egyptian citizens in Libya by ISIL-affiliated terrorists. We offer our condolences to the families of the victims and our support to the Egyptian government and people as they grieve for their fellow citizens. ISIL’s barbarity knows no bounds. It is unconstrained by faith, sect, or ethnicity. This wanton killing of innocents is just the most recent of the many vicious acts perpetrated by ISIL-affiliated terrorists against the people of the region, including the murders of dozens of Egyptian soldiers in the Sinai, which only further galvanizes the international community to unite against ISIL.

Notice that it was not mentioned they were murdered because they were Christians. After Obama's speech at the Prayer Breakfast, Americans should know where the president who should never have been elected loyalties lie. Egypt, in response, bombed ISIS training camps and weapons storage facilities – first Egyptian foreign military action in 24 years.

I guess those murdered Christians were on their “high horse” and deserve it because of the “terrible deeds in the name of Christ” during the Crusades and the Inquisition; or as Obama has stated.

Keith Koffler wrote at White House Dossier:

President Obama’s determination to portray Islamist terrorism as merely “extremism” untethered from any religious motivation has now crossed the line from absurdity into profound offensiveness. These people died, horrifyingly, because of their religion. They are martyrs. But not, apparently, in the view of the White House. Also deeply offensive is that the killings did not rate a “presidential” statement. The statement above was issued by the press secretary, a determination that is calculated based on what the White House perceives as its importance. … The sources of Islamist extremism must be combated from within Islam and from without, by the United States and its allies. But if the problem is not understood, it will never be eradicated.