However it has now spread to large and recognized Christian missions and well-known media church organizations, who have now also become heavily involved in fund raising for Sudan. Sham fund raising in Sudan is based upon one or more outright lies which most Mail-order Missionaries promote. Legitimate missions, on the other hand, rarely assert any of the following. The Black Slave Trade Lie - Americans are understandably sympathetic to the plight of slaves. In Sudan the price quoted is about equal to a goat.
Evidence is overwhelming that there are no slaves and that the slave market is a sham.
The Forced Islamization Lie - Many American Christians have been conditioned to fear Islam. And in southern Sudan where this is asserted, there are few Christians in the first place. This is not to say prejudice and favoritism does not exist in Sudan. The Myth of Two Million Deaths - Donations are wrung out of American church members horrified by sometimes amazing tales of slaughter. Some imaginative Mail-order Missionaries elevate this number to three million or more.