“The secret of all victory lies in the organization of the non-obvious.” -Marcus Aurelius
Still being reported as if its just indefinable violence between gangs, or even the vague suggestion that Christians are the aggressors. Journalists, or more accurately whoever set this policy should be treated like complicit governments should reason ever prevail.
H/T M
The muslims use the classic logic of grade 2. “The fight started when they hit us back”
The deployment came after interim President Michel Djotodia officially disbanded Seleka, but some of its members went rogue, leading to months of killing, rape and pillaging — and prompting Christians to form vigilante groups in response.
Amnesty International says some 1,000 people have been killed since December 5, mostly by Muslim ex-rebels but also in Christian reprisal attacks.
H/T M
1. Situational awareness saves many lives during attempted slaughter on Israeli bus.
(A clear lesson here. Do not let political correctness or timidity stop you from being aware of where you are, and what may be an attempt to kill all around you. If you think there is a security risk, tell someone)
2. A THOUSAND Christians have been massacred by muslims in CAR in the PAST TWO DAYS
3. Al Qaeda says attack on Yemen military hospital was a ‘mistake’
The Yemeni wing of al Qaeda has said a deadly attack on a military hospital by its fighters earlier this month was a mistake. It offered to pay “blood money” to the families of people killed in the attack.
Thank you M, Fjordman, Tundra T and all. This is too tragic for words. Will someone not do something to defend the genuinely peaceful people of the world from muslim supremacist manifest destiny?
Reporters found themselves shocked when they attended a press conference in Vienna on 10th of December. Though they should be well informed on the persecution of Christians and, moreover, should inform their readers on this matter, they were caught by surprise. Sister Hatune, an Aramic nun who fled Turkey in 1985, told what she had witnessed during her aid campaigns in the Middle East. Sister Hatune was awarded the German Cross of Merit for her selfless commitment. Here is what she reports:
Later that day there was a march with torches against the persecution of Christians with a remarkable 1000 participants. Hopefully the movement keeps growing, so the topic is finally put on the agenda.
Vienna, march with torches against the persecution of Christians:
Thank you Carpe Diem for the translation.
An original translation by Carpe Diem
When audacity meets stupidity, this is the result: In Herne/Germany a DHL courier has recently delivered parcels dressed in costume that allegedly represented Saint Nicholas and greeted his customers with the familiar “ho, ho, ho”. Many of his customers appreciate this nice gesture especially in the weeks before Christmas, something he had done in his district for years. Now, a “customer of a different faith” (guess which one) has complained because his religious feelings had been offended. DHL and police have now asked the courier to leave off the garment.
Many citizens are indignant. The founders of our Constitution certainly had different thoughts referring to religious freedom. But it gets even better: The postman didn’t even dress as Saint Nicholas but as Santa, Santa, who has nothing to do with Saint Nicholas or religion at all, since he I simply the advertising figure of a well-known soft drink brand…
One obviously cannot expect citizens of a specific religion, appeasing DHL board and docile police to understand such “subtleties”.
Reads: Official Partner of Santa
And it still gets better: Last year DHL couriers had a badge on their jackets reading “Official Partner of Santa”. So, a marketing gag is regarded as discrimination within a year. Amazing how fast hostile take-over of our country proceeds.
Translation: Carpe Diem
Sign reads: Stop the Persecution of Christians
Asia Bibi has been on death row in Pakistan for four years now. The Christian mother of five daughters worked as a day labourer on a field. When she was told to get water for the workers, the Muslim women refused to drink it. Since a Christian woman had touched the jar, the water had become impure. Rumours were spread. Asia Bibi was said to have insulted “Prophet” Mohammed. By an angry Muslim crowd she was dragged to the mosque where she was told to renounce her Christian faith. When she refused, she was first beaten, then committed to local police, and later sentenced to death for blasphemy.
On December 7th, Sabatina James, a Pakistani convert to Christianity, organised a rally and a candlelight vigil for Aisa Bibi and all persecuted Christians in the world in the German City of Stuttgart. Again some angry Muslims tried to disturb the vigil, but after smashing a glass on the ground, they had to draw back, since the protesters were simply too many. This clearly shows what it takes to stop the persecution of Christians – more of us!
Now, Christmas is getting closer, and many Christians in Syria, Egypt and other Muslim countries fear for their lives. Maybe this video can encourage some people to finally stand up against this.
Article and video concept by Carpe Diem
Article and translation of materials in video and article by Carpe Diem.
Burned crosses, smashed statues – there have been 26 cases reported since September. The German Muensterland region faces a series of violence against Christian symbols that is without precedent in history. Having even climbed over high fences with sharp spikes, offenders acted with complete determination. National media haven’t reported about the incidents so far. Only the local television channel has made it the “topic of the day”. These attacks stand in a line with the recent Allahu akbar-graffiti at four German churches. Fortunately, police was able to get hold of the offender of the islamic graffiti, a Muslim asylum seeker from Jordan. So, unsurprisingly police in Muensterland has said that the attacks there are presumably religiously motivated. Anything more would have probably been “islamophobic”.
By way of comparison, if you remember when five pig heads were found recently on a future building site of a mosque in Leipzig? Member of Parliament Sigmar Gabriel called it an “attack on society”. Guess what he said about the 27 cases of desecration in Muensterland. You’re right – nothing.
On the night to Thursday, the Arabic words “Allahu Akbar” were painted on the portals of several churches in the city centre of Augsburg. According to local police, the Cathedral, the Church of St. Maurice and the Protestant Ullrich Church are affected. At the Cathedral both the north and the south portals were painted with white letters. Hard to imagine a mosque would have been affected. Claudia Roth (Member of Parliament for the Green Party) probably would have organized a candlelight vigil in her hometown because of an “Islamophobic attack” and would have called for an alliance against fascism. However, it were churches, and thus, that “little night time graffiti prank” is only worth small footnotes in the newspaper Augsburger Allgemeine (with photos) and the broadcasting centre BR and will soon be forgotten.
(Original in german / Translation: Carpe Diem)
Athens, November 22, 2013
Cases of vandalism in churches of Heraklion and graffiti in Arabic left by criminals, which have become more frequent, are causing the authorities and the Archdiocese of Crete serious concern, reports Sedmitza.ru, citing the Greek agency Romphea.
Another crime of this kind has been committed in a very small church of St. Marina not far from the village of Avgenika. […]
H/T M
H/T GoV
Here is an article on the inspiration for this man. The video of him preaching is below. I would skip to 6 minutes 40 seconds to see the rather odd exchange with the Scottish police.
I really think people should be agitating to return Constantinople to the Greeks. 560 years is a long enough occupation.
This was well done. Everyone needs to see this. It is how human rights used to sound, and actually is.
H/T DP111
A 26-year-old Christian man has been bludgeoned to death by Islamist rebels in a Syrian city under their control.
Ninar Odisho was killed in al-Thawrah on 21 September. He had gone there with two Muslim friends to safeguard his family’s house and property.
They were approached by rebel fighters who questioned them at gun point; the two friends were released when the rebels found out that they were Muslims.
Most Christians were driven out of the city after it was captured by the al-Nusra Front. The militants confiscated their homes and possessions, and threatened them with death if they did not comply with Islamic laws.