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The murders of the Armanious family in Jersey City, New Jersey recently has deeply affected the Coptic community which played a big part in the Armanious family’s life.

We quote from the article, “Kin ask U.S. to lead probe of murders” which appeared in The Bergen Record on 16 February:

“ U.S. Copts Association President Michael Meunier read a statement by the relatives...When
asked about a "solidarity" press conference held by Muslims in the days after the homicides - an event
that Copts did not attend - Meunier blasted The Council on American-Islamic relations for holding the event.
"We felt that CAIR was trying to capitalize on the sadness of the family," he said.
"CAIR wanted to appear as the victim." ”

This powerful statement needs no commentary. Meunier, we believe, has hit the nail on the head.

Andrew Whitehead
Director
Anti-CAIR (ACAIR)
ajwhitehead@anti-cair-net.org
www.anti-cair-net.org

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