On Jun 25, 6:56=A0am, "C. Dwyer" wrote:
> On Jun 25, 5:05=A0am, "simple_langu...@yahoo.com"
>
> wrote:
> > source:http://www.canada.com/ottawacitizen/news/story.html?id=3De764957=
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> > Muslim militants are crucifying children to terrorize their Christian
> > parents into fleeing Iraq, a parliamentary committee studying the
> > persecution of religious minorities heard yesterday.
>
> Where is the outcry against the islamists who commit
> such unspeakable acts of terror against humanity.
>
>
>
> > Since the war began in 2003, about 12 children, many as young as 10,
> > have been kidnapped and killed, then nailed to makeshift crosses near
> > their homes to terrify and torment their parents.
>
> What's in the hearts of the Islamists if not pure evil?
>
>
>
> > One infant was snatched, decapitated, burned and left on his mother's
> > doorstep, the committee was told.
>
> That gives me more resolve to stop the Islamists in the US
>
>
>
> > Filham Isaac, speaking for the Nineveh Advocacy Committee, told the
> > human rights committee that Iraqi Christian churches were bombed,
> > clergy murdered and unveiled Iraqi women .d or scarred with acid.
>
> The religion of Satan; =A0Mohammed said that Satan gave him
> verses that are in the Q'uran, and they prove it every day with
> the atrocities against humanity.
>
>
>
> > It's part of a systemic -- and very effective -- campaign to
> > ethnically cleanse the area of any non-Muslims, he said. Chaldean and
> > Assyrian Christians, known as Chaldo-Assyrians, were once the largest
> > Christian minority in Iraq. They are also the oldest, descendants of
> > ancient Mesopotamians who adopted Christianity in the first century.
>
> Islamists have ethnically cleansed the African Blacks, so that is
> no surprise coming from the religion of Satan.
>
> > The Chaldean Catholic Church, the Syrian Catholic Church, the Syriac
> > Orthodox Church and the Church of the East are among the Christian
> > churches in Iraq.
>
> > Today, about 300,000, or one in three, is a refugee, he said.
>
> > "It's at a crisis point," Mr. Isaac's colleague, Zaya Oshana, said
> > later. "Christians will be completely annihilated."
>
> That's what the Islamists Q'uran and Hadith say, " ..until there are
> no more non Muslims left"
>
>
>
>
>
>
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> > Yet, the Chaldo-Assyrians do not want to leave their country en masse.
>
> > Instead, they are asking for help to settle the Nineveh Plains, in
> > northwest Iraq, where they can have some independence and form their
> > own state. The land is rich there, and there may be oil, too.
>
> > There is some support in the United States and Europe for this
> > independent area, and international news reports indicate more than
> > 700 police officers have begun training to protect the Christians in
> > Iraq, but another 4,000 would be needed to fully secure the region and
> > establish checkpoints on all highways and roads leading into the
> > villages.
>
> > The committee also heard from the Ahmadiyya, an offshoot of Islam that
> > began in India about 100 years ago. Ahmadi Muslims differ from
> > mainstream Muslims on their views of Jesus, and on their
> > interpretation of jihad, which they say must be non-violent.
>
> > However, they told the committee that they are increasingly persecuted
> > in Pakistan, where they are told they are not Muslim at all and,
> > therefore, their beliefs are an insult to Islam.
>
> > Nadeem Siddiq, general counsel for the Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama'at
> > Community of Canada, told the committee the Pakistani government has
> > been capitulating to mullahs who call them a "cancer" and forbid them
> > from carrying out their prayers, or even mentioning Allah on their
> > wedding invitations.
>
> "Cancer" is a nice way to refer to Islamists.
>
> > "They say by 'posing' as Muslims, we hurt real Muslims. The mullahs
> > are still not happy. They want our properties confiscated and they
> > want us charged."
>
> Those "real" Muslims need to step up to the plate and stop
> the Satanic Islamists.
>
>
>
> > Coptic Christians from Egypt had much the same story, with young girls
> > regularly kidnapped, .d or forced to marry Muslim men. Despite
> > these difficulties, there is no mechanism to claim refugee status in
> > the beleaguered countries. Sam Fanous, of the Canadian Coptic
> > Association, told the MPs that the Canadian Embassy in Cairo needed
> > Canadian, not area Muslim, staff to evaluate refugee claims.
>
> There is no end to the violence and atrocities coming from
> the Satanic cult is there, is there.
>
>
>
> > The committee passed a motion to research the issue further and to
> > call for more testimony from minorities suffering religious
> > persecution worldwide.
> > _______________________________
>
> > Brussels woman .d by Muslims for not wearing veil:http://tinyurl.com=
/584slq
>
> Evil knows no end.
>
>
>
> > Muslim pirates deny food for Russian captives:http://allafrica.com/stor=
ies/printable/200806230706.html
>
> The world against the Satan Islamists.- Hide quoted text -
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source: http://www.canada.com/ottawacitizen/news/story.html?id=3De7649576-0=
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Muslim militants are crucifying children to terrorize their Christian
parents into fleeing Iraq, a parliamentary committee studying the
persecution of religious minorities heard yesterday.
Since the war began in 2003, about 12 children, many as young as 10,
have been kidnapped and killed, then nailed to makeshift crosses near
their homes to terrify and torment their parents.
One infant was snatched, decapitated, burned and left on his mother's
doorstep, the committee was told.
Filham Isaac, speaking for the Nineveh Advocacy Committee, told the
human rights committee that Iraqi Christian churches were bombed,
clergy murdered and unveiled Iraqi women .d or scarred with acid.
It's part of a systemic -- and very effective -- campaign to
ethnically cleanse the area of any non-Muslims, he said. Chaldean and
Assyrian Christians, known as Chaldo-Assyrians, were once the largest
Christian minority in Iraq. They are also the oldest, descendants of
ancient Mesopotamians who adopted Christianity in the first century.
The Chaldean Catholic Church, the Syrian Catholic Church, the Syriac
Orthodox Church and the Church of the East are among the Christian
churches in Iraq.
Today, about 300,000, or one in three, is a refugee, he said.
"It's at a crisis point," Mr. Isaac's colleague, Zaya Oshana, said
later. "Christians will be completely annihilated."
Yet, the Chaldo-Assyrians do not want to leave their country en
masse.
Instead, they are asking for help to settle the Nineveh Plains, in
northwest Iraq, where they can have some independence and form their
own state. The land is rich there, and there may be oil, too.
There is some support in the United States and Europe for this
independent area, and international news reports indicate more than
700 police officers have begun training to protect the Christians in
Iraq, but another 4,000 would be needed to fully secure the region
and
establish checkpoints on all highways and roads leading into the
villages.
The committee also heard from the Ahmadiyya, an offshoot of Islam
that
began in India about 100 years ago. Ahmadi Muslims differ from
mainstream Muslims on their views of Jesus, and on their
interpretation of jihad, which they say must be non-violent.
However, they told the committee that they are increasingly
persecuted
in Pakistan, where they are told they are not Muslim at all and,
therefore, their beliefs are an insult to Islam.
Nadeem Siddiq, general counsel for the Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama'at
Community of Canada, told the committee the Pakistani government has
been capitulating to mullahs who call them a "cancer" and forbid them
from carrying out their prayers, or even mentioning Allah on their
wedding invitations.
"They say by 'posing' as Muslims, we hurt real Muslims. The mullahs
are still not happy. They want our properties confiscated and they
want us charged."
Coptic Christians from Egypt had much the same story, with young
girls
regularly kidnapped, .d or forced to marry Muslim men. Despite
these difficulties, there is no mechanism to claim refugee status in
the beleaguered countries. Sam Fanous, of the Canadian Coptic
Association, told the MPs that the Canadian Embassy in Cairo needed
Canadian, not area Muslim, staff to evaluate refugee claims.
The committee passed a motion to research the issue further and to
call for more testimony from minorities suffering religious
persecution worldwide.
_______________________________
Brussels woman .d by Muslims for not wearing veil: http://tinyurl.com/58=
4slq
Muslim pirates deny food for Russian captives:
http://allafrica.com/stories/printable/200806230706.html
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