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Islam's Global War against Christianity
From Nigeria to Indonesia, Christians are under siege in virtually every
single country in the Muslim world, the victims of countless acts of
discrimination, depredation, brutality, and murder that are so widespread
and systematic that it can rightfully be called the new Holocaust. This
time, however, the perpetrators of this Holocaust aren't wearing swastikas,
but kufi skull caps and hijabs.
Some of the oldest Christian communities in the world are subject to
relentless attack and teeter on the brink of extinction at the hands of the
"Religion of Peace": Palestinian Christians in Gaza and the West Bank;
Assyrian, Syriac and Chaldean Christians in Iraq; Coptic Christians in
Egypt; Evangelical and Orthodox Christians in Eastern Ethiopia and Eritrea;
Armenian Orthodox Christians in Turkey; and Maronite Christians in Lebanon.
Several of these communities date back to the beginning decades of
Christianity and all have weathered wave after wave of Islamic persecution
for centuries and more, but in the very near future some will simply cease
to exist. In our lifetime, the only trace of their past existence will be in
footnotes in history books (and probably only Western history books at
that).
Meanwhile, we in the West hear much from radical Islam's apologists how the
US is engaged in a war against Islam citing of our military actions in
Afghanistan and Iraq. We are lectured on the inviolability of the Muslim
ummah and justifications of defensive jihad.
But an extensive search this past weekend of the websites of the Council on
American-Islamic Relations, the Islamic Society of North America, the
Islamic Circle of North America, the Muslim American Society, the Muslim
Student Association, the Fiqh Council of North America, and the Muslim
Public Affairs Committee - the most visible institutional representatives of
Islam in America - found not a single mention or reference of the religious
persecution of Christians by their Islamic co-religionists, thereby making
them tacit co-conspirators in the Final Solution to the Christian problem in
the Muslim world.
The global war on Christianity by Islam is so massive in size and scope that
it is virtually impossible to describe without trivializing it. Inspired by
Muslim Brotherhood ideology and fueled by billions of Wahhabi petrodollars,
the religious cleansing of Christians from the Muslim world is continuing at
a break-neck pace, as the following recent examples demonstrate.
Iraq: In the current issue of the American Spectator, Doug Bandow observes
that centuries of dhimmitude have left Christians in the war-torn country
without any means of self-defense. Washington policymakers have refused to
lend assistance for fear of showing partiality, despite the murder of
hundreds of Iraqi Christians, the kidnapping and torture of Christian
clerics, the repeated bombings of Christian churches, the torching of
Christian businesses, and the flight of close to half of the entire Iraqi
Christian population since April 2003. Those who remain have been subject to
the imposition of shari'a by the Shi'ite Mahdi Army and Sunni militias
(al-Qaeda doesn't bother with such niceties, preferring to murder them
immediately instead), including the recent published threat in Mosul of
killing one member of every Christian family in that city for Christian
women not wearing the hijab and continuing to attend school. (Be sure to
remember that the next time an Islamist apologist claims that the hijab is a
symbol of women's liberation.)
Egypt: Journalist Magdi Khalil chronicles in a new report ("Another Black
Friday for the Coptic Christians of Egypt")  the campaign of violence
directed against Christian Copts almost weekly immediately following Friday
afternoon Muslim prayers. Inspired by Islamist imams preaching religious
hatred in mosques all over the country and protected by government officials
willing to look the other way, rampaging mobs of Muslims set upon Christians
churches, businesses and individuals, from Alexandria to cities all the way
up the Nile. Coptic holy days are also favorite times for Muslim violence,
which the Egyptian media likes to describe as "sectarian strife" - as if it
were actually a two-sided affair.
Gaza: Ethel Fenig recently noted here at American Thinker ("More Gaza
Multiculturalism")  the systematic destruction of churches and desecration
of Christian religious objects by Jihadia Salafiya following the HAMAS
takeover of the Gaza Strip from their Fatah rivals and the imposition of
Islamic rule. The head of Jihadia Salafiya told reporter Aaron Klein that
any suspected Christian missionary activity in the area will be "dealt with
harshly". (Ynet News)
Saudi Arabia: According to the Arab News, a Sri Lankan Christian man barely
escaped with his life in late May when he was found working in the city of
Mecca, Islam's holiest city, which is officially barred to non-Muslims. In
December, an Indian man had been sentenced to death for accidentally
entering the city, but was spared after the Indian embassy made an urgent
appeal to the Saudi Supreme Court.
Pakistan: In Islamabad, Younis Masih was sentenced last month to death under
the country's frequently invoked blasphemy laws, which were also used
against six Christian women suspended from a nursing school after they were
accused of desecrating a Quran. And as protests against Salman Rushdie's
knighthood raged, a Muslim mob armed with guns, axes and sticks attacked
Christians worshipping in a Salvation Army church in Bismillahlpur Kanthan.
(Associated Press; United Press International; Mission News Network)
Bangladesh: Almost a dozen Christian converts in the Nilphamari district
were beaten last week by Muslim villagers wielding bricks and clubs, and
threatened with death if they did not leave town immediately. Local
hospitals subsequently refused them treatment. Christians in the area have
also been prevented from using the only potable water well in the area after
a pronouncement by religious authorities at the mosque in Durbachari. This
came after 42 former Muslims were baptized as Christians in the local river
on June 12. (Compass News Direct)
Malaysia: Government authorities demolished a church building on June 4th in
Orang Asli settlement in Gua Musang in Ulu Kelantan, despite prior
government approval of the project. The church was built on donated property
after the entire village had converted to Christianity just a few months
ago. Also in late May, the Malaysian high court ruled that Muslims who
convert to Christianity must appeal to the religious shari'a courts to
officially be deregistered as Muslims and reregistered as a Christians.
(Journal Chretien; Associated Press)
Indonesia: Agence France Presse reported last month on an attack by the
Islamic Anti-Apostate Movement, who stormed a church service in a Protestant
church in the West Java town of Soreang. The AFP report notes that more than
30 churches have been forced to close in West Java and dozens more
throughout the country in recent years due to Muslim violence, churches
which were among the few spared during the outbreak of hostilities during
1997-1998, where hundreds of Christian churches were burned to the ground
and never rebuilt.
Turkey: The Christian community is still reeling from the torture and ritual
slaughter of three Protestants at a Christian publishing house in Malatya in
April by an armed Islamist gang, which was preceded by the murder last year
of Catholic priest Andrea Santoro in Trabzon and the assassination of
Armenian journalist Hrant Dink in Istanbul in January. An additional six men
allegedly associated with the same Muslim gang were arrested on May 30th for
plotting an attack on a Christian pastor in Diyarbakir. (Lebanon Daily Star;
ADKNI)
Cyprus: The Cyprus Mail reports that during a meeting last month in Rome the
Archbishop of the Cypriot Greek Orthodox Church pleaded with the Vatican
Secretary of State for the Pope's assistance to pressure Turkish authorities
in restoring and repairing Christian sites and churches in areas occupied
since the invasion of the island nation by Turkey in July 1974 and the
ethnic cleansing of 160,000 Greek Christian Cypriots.
Lebanon: More than 60,000 Christians have left the country since last
summer's war between Hezbollah and Israel, fearing the rise of both Sunni
and Shi'ite extremism and terrorist activity. The Sunday Telegraph recently
revealed the results of a poll finding that at least half of Lebanon's
Maronite community were considering leaving the country. More than 100,000
have already submitted visa applications at foreign embassies.
Algeria: In what is considered one of the more "moderate" Muslim regimes,
Al-Quds Al-Arabi announced that the Algerian government has just issued
regulations requiring advance permission for non-Muslim public events,
following a 2006 law aimed at limiting Christian evangelism in the Kabylia
region and the Sahara. (MEMRI )
Morocco: In the country that The Economist magazine in 2005 anointed "the
best Arab democracy", all Moroccans are considered Muslims at birth and face
three years in prison if they attempt to convert. They are also prohibited
from entering any of the few churches permitted to operate for the foreign
inhabitants of the country. Moroccan Christians must operate covertly for
fear of imprisonment by the government and attacks by Islamists. They cannot
bury their dead in Christian cemeteries, and they must be married by Islamic
authorities or face charges of adultery. Late last year, a 64 year-old
German tourist, Sadek Noshi Yassa, was sentenced to six months in jail and
fined for missionary activity. (Journal Chretien)
Nigeria: Police in Gombe arrested sixteen suspects after a Muslim mob
stoned, stripped, beat, and finally stabbed to death a Christian teacher,
Christiana Oluwatoyin Oluwasesin, after she caught a student cheating on an
exam in March. Her body was then burned beyond recognition by the mob who
falsely accused her of desecrating a Quran. The suspects were released last
month without any charges being filed, prompting Christian leaders to accuse
government authorities of a cover-up and raising concerns about additional
attacks. (Christian Today)
Eritrea: Just a few weeks ago, the Islamic government installed a new
Orthodox Patriarch after they removed the previous Patriarch and placed him
under house arrest for no stated reason. Compass News Direct reported in
February the death of Magos Solomon Semere, a Christian who had been
imprisoned in a military jail for four and a half years for illegal
Christian worship, the third Christian to die in government custody since
October. Authorities have also cracked down on unapproved churches, jailing
at least two thousand Protestants and members of the Medhane Alem Orthodox
renewal movement since the beginning of the year and publicly burning
confiscated Bibles. (Christian Post; Compass News Direct ; Journal Chretien)
It is not an exaggeration to say that I could extend this brief list ad
infinitum with additional Islamic countries and news items from just the
past few weeks' worth of incidents of violence, discrimination, intimidation
and murder targeting Christians in the Muslim world. In many instances, the
government and religious authorities in these Muslim countries work
hand-in-hand in their campaign of religious persecution.
A scene in the Academy Award-winning movie Schindler's List gives us some
insight into what is happening all across the Muslim world with respect to
Christianity. As the SS Commandant Amon Göth and his Nazi Stormtroopers
prepare to liquidate the Jewish ghetto in Krakow, Poland, Göth (played in
the movie by Ralph Fiennes) gives his men a peptalk:
For six centuries there has been a Jewish Krakow. Think about that. By this
evening, those six centuries are a rumor. They never happened. Today is
history.
This scene is being repeated in the Friday sermons in mosques and on Islamic
satellite TV all over the world, only this time it is the Christians in
addition to the Jews who are targets. Great efforts are being made to make
the two-thousand year history of Christianity in North Africa, the Middle
East and Southeast Asia a blasphemous rumor. Soon students in Turkey will be
taught that the Hagia Sophia, the greatest architectural structure in the
Muslim world, wasn't built by the Christian Emperor Justinian in the Sixth
Century, but by the Sultan Mehmed II a thousand years later after the
Ottomans seized the Byzantine capital. That Christians lived at all in the
Muslim world, let alone that much of the territory occupied by Muslims used
to be Christian lands before the Islamic Wars of Conquest, will be nothing
but a rumor by the end of this century punishable according to the precepts
of shari'a.
President Bush announced last week that he will be sending a special envoy
to the 57-member Organization of Islamic Countries. Hopefully, the
systematic persecution of Christians and other religious minorities will be
the first and primary item in the new envoy's portfolio, with the 2007
annual report of the US Commission on International Religious Freedom and
the State Department's Annual Report on International Religious Freedom,
which name virtually every single country in the OIC for its human rights
abuses and religious cleansing, as evidence for our country's concern.
The fact remains that not a single Christian or Jew lives in peace in the
Muslim world, and if it is truly our nation's foreign policy to spread
democracy around the world, this issue is the perfect topic for us to press.
Back at home, raising Islam's global war on Christianity should be the
immediate response to the seemingly endless media grievance machine of
radical Islam's Western apologists. Until they begin to address the new
Holocaust perpetrated in the name of Islam, their complaints and denials are
nothing but bald hypocrisy.
http://www.americanthinker.com/2007/07/islams_global_war_against_chri.html
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Give us back our countries: Stop the criminal multiculturalism ideology
enforced upon the white world against the will of its peoples, leading to
mass immigration from the third-world: Mul-cul + pol-corr = lethal mixture
for the white world. And give us back our freedom: Dismantle all
surveillance technology.

> Islam's Global War against Christianity...
In Italia i comunisti sono favorevoli a un massiccio ingresso (=invasione)
di musulmani perchè vedono in ciò la possibilità di METTERE IN MINORANZA I
CRISTIANI, che da sempre sono i loro oppositori politici.
In questo NG lo hanno detto più volte in modo esplicito.