UPDATED! Coptic Christians march to White House: Obama, Obama, did you see? Christian blood in the sea!

by The Right Scoop

(SEE UPDATE BELOW)

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CBN News reports that the Coptic Christians marched to the White House yesterday calling on Obama to do something to help the Christians:

On Tuesday, a group of Egyptian-American Coptics gathered near the White House, demanding the Obama administration do more to protect Egyptian, Syrian, and Iraqi Christians.

“Obama, Obama, did you see? Christian blood in the sea,” they chanted.

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According to the video, they also changed “US wake up! US wake Up! ISIS at the door! ISIS at the door!”

 
I don’t think anyone else in the media covered this at all. Kudos to CBN News once again!

Here are a couple more photos:

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UPDATE: Turns out the Coptic Christians did more than just march to the White House and chant. The also donned orange jumpsuits at the White House to make a stronger statement about the 21 Coptic Christians that ISIS slaughtered.

See the photos below:

A group of Egyptian Coptic Christians, including Amer Sabet, holding a cross, march from the White House toward the U.S. Capitol in remembrance of 21 Egyptian Coptic Christians recently beheaded in Libya by Islamic State. (Jahi Chikwendiu/The Washington Post)
A group of Egyptian Coptic Christians, including Amer Sabet, holding a cross, march from the White House toward the U.S. Capitol in remembrance of 21 Egyptian Coptic Christians recently beheaded in Libya by Islamic State. (Jahi Chikwendiu/The Washington Post)
Hanna Asaad, front, is among of group of Egyptian Coptic Christians marching toward the White House on Tuesday in remembrance of 21 Egyptian Coptic Christians recently beheaded in Libya by Islamic State. (Jahi Chikwendiu/The Washington Post)
Hanna Asaad, front, is among of group of Egyptian Coptic Christians marching toward the White House on Tuesday in remembrance of 21 Egyptian Coptic Christians recently beheaded in Libya by Islamic State. (Jahi Chikwendiu/The Washington Post)
A group of Egyptian Coptic Christians pause in front of the Newseum during a march from the White House toward the U.S. Capitol in remembrance of 21 Egyptian Coptic Christians recently beheaded in Libya by Islamic State. (Jahi Chikwendiu/The Washington Post)
A group of Egyptian Coptic Christians pause in front of the Newseum during a march from the White House toward the U.S. Capitol in remembrance of 21 Egyptian Coptic Christians recently beheaded in Libya by Islamic State. (Jahi Chikwendiu/The Washington Post)

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