Beating Up Christians Is Great, But How Long Until This Affects You?

[IGetItAlready]

Talk about an utter affront to freedom at just about EVERY level!!!
If these are the means employed in modern day Christian persecution, perhaps someone should remind the intellectual titans behind it of the "unintended consequences" which ALWAYS accompany their heavy handed tyranny.
Two thumbs up to the campus Democrat leadership and the agnostics with enough foresight to recognize where this utter idiocy will inevitably lead.

Exiled from Vanderbilt: How Colleges are Driving Religious Groups off Campus - YouTube

 

[waltky]

Iran Rounding Up Christians...

Iran Church Fears Detained Members Are Tortured
October 18th, 2012 – An official of one of Iran's largest house church movement says recently detained church members are tortured and otherwise pressured to confess to crimes they did not commit.

"We are especially concerned about seven Christians of our church who were taken to prison on Friday," October 12, said Church of Iran council member Firouz Khandjani. "It is our impression that Iranian authorities are trying to make them confess to charges such as 'activities threatening the security of the state'," he stressed. "In prison, there are authorities playing 'good guys' saying "we are looking for solutions" and 'bad guys' who are torturing them, explained Khandjani who himself was briefly detained after visiting a local church. He said the pressure comes at a time when Christian meetings are viewed by Iran's leadership as even "worse than political" gatherings. "A lot of [political] opponents may stop their activities eventually under pressure. But a Christian cannot stop being a Christian," added Khandjani.

POLITICAL OPPONENT

"Everyone who is not a Shia Muslim is considered a political opponent," he said. Khandjani spoke to BosNewsLife from an undisclosed location amid security concerns after earlier revealing that as many as 400 evangelical Protestant Christians were detained this month alone by "Iran's Gestapo", the word he uses for the feared intelligence service. The Church of Iran members were detained during a worship service in the city of Shiraz, he said. They include Mohammad Roghangir, known locally as 'Brother Vahid', who led a the house church meeting attended by some 15 people. Other Christians captured during the same raid were identified as Eskandar Rezaie, Bijan Haghighi, Mehdi Ameruni and Shahin Lahooti. "We are also concerned about sister Roxana Forughi as this is the second time she is being detained," Khandjani said earlier. He said a court hearing was not expected before the forced confessions.

MORE DETENTIONS

Khandjani spoke while believers were awaiting news about five Christian converts detained in Adel-Abad prison eight months ago following a raid on a house church in Shiraz. They were expected to face a court Monday, October 15. Iranian officials have denied innocent Christians are being detained in prison and often describe them as "criminals" who are "threatening security." Church of Iran and other movements have linked the reported crackdown to concern among Iranian officials linked to Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad and Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei about the spread of Christianity in the Islamic nation. Some church groups say there may be at least 100,000 evangelical Christians in the country, including many former Muslims.

Iran Church Fears Detained Members Are Tortured | Worthy Christian News

 

[Salt Jones]

I'm not a christian so it doesn't affect me.

 

[LOki]

 

[BecauseIKnow]

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LOLOLOLOLOLOL that was great! Thanks for the laugh. Funny memes! He he. Repped.

 

[AmericanFirst]

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LOLOLOLOLOLOL that was great! Thanks for the laugh. Funny memes! He he. Repped.

Says one idiot to another.

 

[uscitizen]

Christians in Texas are being castrated!

 

[uscitizen]

Welches grape juice contains a slow poison.

 

[LOki]

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LOLOLOLOLOLOL that was great! Thanks for the laugh. Funny memes! He he. Repped.

Says one idiot to another.

 

[nitroz]

How dare they enforce a policy that allows neutrality on a privately owned college campus, where they can decide who is trespassing and who isn't.


The point of neutrality is that people of OTHER religions exist too, and don't want Christianity shoved in their face. In return, nobody of any other religion can stuff their shit into your face aswell, it's a win win.
Freedom of religion requires freedom FROM religion, and neutrality promotes that. .

 

[Hollie]

Christians in Texas are being castrated!

We cull bad bulls from the herd. Why should christians in Texas be treated differently?

 

[alan1]

I'm not a christian so it doesn't affect me.

I suppose that using that logic, nobody that is white should care if blacks are persecuted, nobody that is heterosexual should care if homosexuals are persecuted, etc.

 

[uscitizen]

I'm not a christian so it doesn't affect me.

I suppose that using that logic, nobody that is white should care if blacks are persecuted, nobody that is heterosexual should care if homosexuals are persecuted, etc.

Many are that way.

They do not care if the Canadian pipeline company uses eminent domain to take others land but were it their land...
They want drill baby drill but not off their beach.

They want nuke power but not in their neighborhood.

 

[koshergrl]

I see the extremist progressive weirdoes are out in force..

 

[uscitizen]

And "conservatives" are out in farce as usual.

I miss real conservatives....

 

[Grandma]

As a pagan I find it hard to feel sorry for christians. Karma's a bitch, ain't it, Jesus freaks?

 

[waltky]

More killing of Christians in Nigeria...

Islamists blamed for gory deaths
Tue, Jan 01, 2013 - Suspected Islamist extremists have killed 15 Christians by slitting their throats in an attack on a village in Nigeria’s volatile northeast, residents and a relief source said on Sunday.

The gruesome violence was the latest to be blamed on Islamist extremist group Boko Haram, though this Christmas season has been notably less bloody than in 2011, when attacks on churches and other locations left scores dead. “From the information we gathered, the attackers broke into selected homes and slaughtered 15 people in their sleep,” the relief official said on condition of anonymity, because he was not authorized to speak publicly. Authorities had previously confirmed the predawn Friday attack in Musari, but gave few details and said only five were killed. Musari is on the outskirts of Maiduguri, Boko Haram’s base. Lieutenant Colonel Sagir Musa, spokesman for a Nigerian military task force in the area, on Sunday told reporters that he stood by the toll of five dead, adding that some were shot and others attacked with machetes.

However Nigerian authorities tend to under-report death tolls and the relief official’s information matched that given by residents, who spoke of 15 people having their throats slit. Speaking of the victims, the relief official said: “They included one traffic warden and 14 civilians. The victims were selected because they were all Christians, some of whom had moved into the neighborhood from other parts of the city hit by Boko Haram attacks.” Residents said they suspected the attackers were from Boko Haram. “The attackers came in and silently went into homes whose residents were all Christians and slit the throats of their victims. They killed 15 people,” one resident said.

An earlier military statement on the attack had said: “unknown gunmen sneaked into Musari community ... and secretly carried out selective killings of five people including a serving Nigerian police traffic warden.” Residents said that a number of people have moved into the Musari area to flee violence in Maiduguri, which has faced incessant bombings and shootings blamed on Boko Haram. Violence linked to Boko Haram’s insurgency in northern and central Nigeria has left about 3,000 people dead since 2009, including killings by the security forces. Nigeria is roughly divided between a mainly Muslim north and predominately Christian south.

While Boko Haram’s victims have often included Muslims, the group has also specifically targeted Christians, including bombings of churches. There have previously been instances of victims having their throats slit in attacks. Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan has accused the group of seeking to ignite a religious crisis in the nation of approximately 160 million people. During a Christmas Eve service, gunmen attacked a church in northeastern Yobe State, killing six people, including the pastor, before setting the building ablaze. Boko Haram has claimed to be fighting for the creation of an Islamic state in Nigeria, though its demands have repeatedly shifted. Nigeria’s military has also been accused of major abuses in its response to Boko Haram’s attacks, including killings of civilians and the burning of homes.

Islamists blamed for gory deaths - Taipei Times

 

[holston]

The move to ban Christian groups from colleges is only a small part of a larger move to eradicate Christian doctrines entirely.
What these JUDEO-xtian groups fail to see is that they are the primary supporters of the very group that is behind the movement to destroy them, namely the Atheistic , Secular Humanist, Marxist, and Talmudic Jews.

A Brazilian cartoonist and a German writer have won the questionable honor of being among the Simon Weisenthal Center’s Top Ten Anti-Semites of 2012 - along with the Iran, Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood and Greece’s Golden Dawn party.

This list is really a quick and easy guide to what speech will get you locked up by the ruling elites of the future. The Center invites the public to snitch on any future offenders so “that the perpetrators can be held accountable in the court of public opinion.” The Center reassures us that its leadership has a “global reach”—icy agitprop fingers it wants to use to shred the reputations of anyone who strays outside accepted speech.

What exactly did cartoonist Carlos Latuff and German writer JakobAugstein say that is so evil, so defamatory? These are the quotes, in full, that the Center published as evidence of Augstein’s “bigotry:”

With backing from the US, where the president must secure the support of Jewish lobby groups, and in Germany, where coping with history, in the meantime, has a military component, the Netanyahu government keeps the world on a leash with an ever-swelling war chant.

Israel’s nuclear power is a danger to the already fragile peace of the world. This statement has triggered an outcry. Because it’s true. And because it was made by a German, Guenter Grass, author and Nobel Prize winner. That is the key point. One must, therefore, thank him for taking it upon himself to speak for us all.

Israel is threatened by Islamic fundamentalists in its neighborhood. But the Jews also have their fundamentalists, the ultra-orthodox Hareidim. They are not a small splinter group. They make up 10% of the Israeli population. They are cut from the same cloth as their Islamic fundamentalist opponents. They follow the law of revenge.

Our Christian Zionist friends may disagree with all the statements listed above, and shudder at Latuff’s cartoon. That’s fine. But I beg you, just consider: are they really hateful? Do their speakers really deserve to be blacklisted? If these statements were made about any other group or leader on earth, they wouldn’t raise an eyebrow. Why is that the case? If Jewish media power is a “canard” that does not exist, why are the simplest observations of reality enough to get you listed as a top-ten hater? This list, more than anything else, proves the extent of Jewish power in the west.

White men of European descent are falling over themselves to deny any shred of racial pride, to make way for minority speech, to give over our sacred institutions and precious mono-culture in favor of “multi-culturalism.” We allow traditionalists to be viewed as extremists. We allow our ancestors’ views of sexuality, marriage and the family to be bulldozed. Yet when it comes to Israel, we are lions. We are fearless defenders. We accept that it is a sin even to acknowledge the existence of a Jewish lobby, or Israeli evils, or even self-serving misconduct by an Israeli leader.

On National Public Radio this week, Linda Wertheimer interviewed Jewish TV writer Joe Weisberg about his new show, The Americans. The show centers nostalgically around two Soviet spies, a husband and wife. They are sympathetic characters, with perfect American accents and rich personalities. Weisberg explains,

"I think that enough time has passed that we can actually look back on it, odd as it might sound, a little bit fondly. And one of the things about our show is that the heroes of our show actually work for the other side. They're actually KGB officers. And I think that five or even 10 years after the Cold War, I don't really think you could have done a show where you ask people to identify with KGB officers. But I think enough time has gone by now that you can."

Many Universities, if not most in the US, are now chiefly directed by Jewish influences as is the case with the US Congress.

Yet Zio-xtians continue to sing the praises of those who represent the antithesis of Christianity, those who vehemently deny the deity of Christ and most strenuously object to the promulgation of His name.

The power of Jewish influence over commonly held opinion is demonstrated by the fact that so many deny it while it is clear that our national policy in the mid-east is formulated by Zionist Neo-Cons despite the detrimental effect it is having own our economy and the attitude with which people of other nations regard us.

 

[uscitizen]

Modern day christian persecutioin in the USA?


LMFAO

 

[Sallow]

Talk about an utter affront to freedom at just about EVERY level!!!
If these are the means employed in modern day Christian persecution, perhaps someone should remind the intellectual titans behind it of the "unintended consequences" which ALWAYS accompany their heavy handed tyranny.
Two thumbs up to the campus Democrat leadership and the agnostics with enough foresight to recognize where this utter idiocy will inevitably lead.

Exiled from Vanderbilt: How Colleges are Driving Religious Groups off Campus - YouTube

Christians are like rowdy drunks who destroy your house and after being asked politely to leave..claim to be the victim.