According to the International Christian Concern, Abdul Sattar Khawasi, the deputy secretary of the lower parliament has called for the public execution of Christian in front of parliament. This was in response to a video of an Afghan man being baptized and praying in Farsi, that was broadcast on Afghan television.
Anyone who knows that in Afghanistan there is no higher law then shariah law, this shouldn't be a surprise.
Thursday, June 3, 2010
Afghan MP calls for execution of Christians
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Monday, January 18, 2010
The Religion of Peace in the news...
Death threats: Mum's death threats over Wootton-Bassett campaign.
Rape: Muslims gang rape man in Manchester City Center.
Censorship: Finnish state news censors honor killing report
Persecution: Christian youth sentenced to life under blasphemy laws.
More rape: Aceh's Shariah police 'stained forever' by gang rape.
Slavery: Indian workers sold like cattle in Saudi Arabia.
More death threats: Muslim rally organizer claims to have received death threats.
More rape (this time a child): 80 year old 'marries' 11 year old girl.
More persecution: Muslim youth with machetes pounce on Churchgoers - 10 dead.
MORE death threats: Polish DJ threatened by Islamic Fundamentalists.
Is anyone beginning to see a pattern here? Anyone? Anyone? Bueller?
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Tuesday, January 12, 2010
Church burnt by islamofascists in Algeria
"Islamist intolerance considers there is no room for Christian religious practices in Algeria,"
or anywhere else that is ruled by shariah law. Jerusalem Post
Islamists looted and burned a Protestant church in Algeria, the congregation's leader said Monday, suggesting they were inspired by a recent wave of religious intolerance in the Arab and Muslim world. [...]
The independent El Watan daily published a picture of a smoldering pile of pulpits and desks that had been brought outside for destruction. It quoted the pastor of the local Pentecostal community, Mustapha Krireche, as saying worshippers fled the temple because local police had left a gathering of anti-Christian rioters unchecked.
The congregation was worshipping in the apartment block because it had not received official government approval to operate a church.
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Tuesday, November 24, 2009
The Religion of Peace's idea of religious outreach:
Russian Priest and Critic of Islam shot to death in Church.
Maldives: Legislators ask President to ban non-Muslim worship.
Seizure of 15,000 Bibles in Malaysia stuns Christians.
Iran frees 2 female Christians after 9 months in Evin Prison; could still face charges of apostasy and proselytizing.
Tuesday, November 17, 2009
Al Shabaab kills Christian pastor
YUSUFALI: Therefore, when ye meet the Unbelievers (in fight), smite at their necks
From Bos News Life
MOGADISHU, SOMALIA (BosNewsLife)-- Islamic militants have killed the leader of an underground church in Somalia's capital Mogadishu, a well-informed Christian rights group said Monday, November 16.
U.S.-based International Christian Concern (ICC) said it has learned that two "masked members" of the militant al-Shabab group shot Pastor Ali Hussein Weheliye on October 10, while he was returning home from a worship service.[...]
The pastor reportedly converted from Islam to Christianity in 1999 while working in Somalia’s capital as a linguist. In 2002, he started pastoring an underground house church, ICC said.
He is survived by his wife and a daughter "who are now in hiding fearing for their lives," the group explained.
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Tuesday, May 26, 2009
Muslims vandalize Christian graves
"Christians don't feel free anymore. Our way of life is changing while the Muslim population grows," World Net Daily
ERUSALEM – Palestinian Christians in a normally quiet village are reeling from a series of grave desecrations this week that they say are indicative of intimidation tactics from the town's growing Muslim population.
"Christians don't feel free anymore. Our way of life is changing while the Muslim population grows," a local Christian told WND. The Christian would only give his first name, Anis, for fear of Muslim retaliation if he speaks out. He pointed out there are several other Anis's in his village, Jisna, which is located near the West Bank city of Ramallah.
This week, 70 Christian grave sites in Jisna were vandalized, with the crosses on top of the graves found smashed off, local Christians told WND.
Jisna is primarily a Christian village, but over the last 6 to 8 years, the town has seen a steady stream of Muslims, mostly due to Jisna's good quality of life. Two years ago, the first mosque was constructed in the village. If the Islamic influx continues, Jisna might go the way of so many other Palestinian cities, like Ramallah and Bethlehem, which used to be predominantly Christian but now have large Muslim majorities
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Monday, May 11, 2009
A Christian Councilor imprisoned in iron chains by Muslim landlord
Just another day in Pakistan. Pakistan Christian Post
The Lahore High Court took action on petition filed by sister of Javed Masih and recovered him in a very worse condition. Javed Masih is a Union Councilor of Union Council 9 of Tehsil Mureedkay.
According to Javed Masih who was half conscious and in very terrible condition briefly explained that he was caught hold by the Land lord Mohammad Ali, his son Mohammad Iftikhar including their workers and imprisoned him under their home made custody four days ago. During these four days he was beaten without food and water. Almost everyone on the spot was surprised while Javed Masih was hardly begging for few drops of water. During all this action Javed Masih lost his conscious repeatedly. It was even very difficult for him to breath and talk, Instead all this Javed Masih disclosed and said tried to escape from their custody during dark of the night but armed guards of land lord arrested and beaten him very badly. His wounds were very visible and his bad health condition is a big slap on Pakistani Government and their big promises before the media and international press.
Javed Masih further added that Land Lord also Robbed four hundred thousand rupees forcibly from him and just not to take his name land lord arrested him and brought to this condition. Javed Masih showed a cloth bag in which he saved money which was robed by the Muslim Landlord. He was crying and begging again for water and became unconscious.
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Friday, April 24, 2009
Christian Youth killed
This is becoming all too common in Pakistan. Pakistan Christian Post
Iqbal Masih 37, the father of the murdered Christian youth Adeel Masih 20 said on the evening of April 19th his eldest son Adeel Masih returned home from his work, Iqbal Masih the father of deceased Masih added, an unidentified killer ambushed and sprayed bullets on him, when he was entering home, right at the threshold of our home. Masih also said that we immediately rushed for the nearest available Bhatti Medical Complex, but Masih succumbed to his countless bullet injuries.
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