Muslim youths set fire to a church filled with worshipers

Religion is stupid.

Noose ...i understand what you are saying,but Religion has helped many people come to grips with things that have happened to them.....i would say that those who go to extremes with religion as compared to those who keep it close, make it look stupid,and in some instances,dangerous....i know a few people who were ready to call it a day,but taking some time with the "good book" helped them overcome their urge to "end it all".....so it can serve a useful purpose....

"serve a useful purpose"?

To me, that's like saying I got married so my husband could "serve a useful purpose"

hey wait...
 
As I've said, they've always managed to find some kind of "Christian" biblical passage to excuse their behavior....

Christians used Bible passages to back up their use of slavery here in N. America for 400 years. :doubt:

REALLY? SEEMS THAT THIS NATION WAS ABLE TO BREAK AWAY FROM SLAVERY AND PROMOTE FREEDOM AND Islamic NATIONS STILL PRACTICE SLAVERY EVERYWHERE
 
You know damn well and good that there is nothing in the New testament that calls for that kind of stuff . Jesus brought a New covenant , Old laws were fulfilled they never saved anyone .Dont be a hack.

I have nothing against Jesus. He was quite the passive liberal.

His followers over the centuries tho...............:eusa_whistle:

As I've said, they've always managed to find some kind of "Christian" biblical passage to excuse their behavior....like human barbeque's.

or eating muslims....

Yuk! You wouldn't want to eat muslims. They taste like shiite!
 
As I've said, they've always managed to find some kind of "Christian" biblical passage to excuse their behavior....

Christians used Bible passages to back up their use of slavery here in N. America for 400 years. :doubt:

REALLY? SEEMS THAT THIS NATION WAS ABLE TO BREAK AWAY FROM SLAVERY AND PROMOTE FREEDOM AND Islamic NATIONS STILL PRACTICE SLAVERY EVERYWHERE

Human Trafficking of Children in the United States-A Fact Sheet for Schools

Servants, be obedient to them that are your masters according to the flesh, with fear and trembling, in singleness of your heart, as unto Christ. - Ephesians 6:5 (KJV)​
 
Muslim countries in the Middle East and north-central Africa lead the world in human trafficking, according to a new U.S. State Department report. Of the 17 countries that were given the "Tier 3" listing reserved for the worst offenders, nine were Muslim countries or countries with a large Muslim population from these two regions. Tier 3 countries are defined as those “whose governments do not fully comply with the minimum standards" of the Trafficking Victims Protection Reauthorization Act of 2008 and "are not making significant efforts to do so.”

The Middle Eastern countries with Tier 3 status are Iran, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and Syria. The north-central African countries are Mauritania, Chad, Sudan, Niger and Eritrea, all of which have very large Muslim populations.

Algeria, Libya, Tunisia, Egypt, Iraq, Yemen, Bahrain, Qatar, the UAE and Lebanon are on the Tier 2 Watchlist – one step above Tier 3.

The data in the report indicates that Muslim countries in the Middle East and Africa are continuing their centuries-old practice of human trafficking. Historians estimate that between 9 and 14 million black Africans were brought to the Americas in the Atlantic slave trade and between 11 and 18 million black African slaves crossed the Red Sea, Indian Ocean, and Sahara Desert between the Muslim conquests in the 7th century and 1900.

Iran: The report says that “Iran is a source, transit, and destination for men, women, and children trafficked for the purposes of sexual exploitation and involuntary servitude. Iranian women are trafficked internally for the purpose of forced prostitution and forced marriage. Iranian and Afghan children living in Iran are trafficked internally for the purpose of forced marriage, commercial sexual exploitation, and involuntary servitude as beggars or laborers to pay debts, provide income, or support drug addiction of their families. Iranian women and girls are also trafficked to Pakistan, Turkey, Qatar, Kuwait, the United Arab Emirates, Iraq, France, Germany, and the United Kingdom for commercial sexual exploitation.”

The State Department report noted that “the Government of Iran does not fully comply with the minimum standards for the elimination of trafficking, and is not making significant efforts to do so. Lack of access to Iran by U.S. Government officials impedes the collection of information on the country’s human trafficking problem and the government’s efforts to curb it.”

Muslim Countries in Mideast, Africa Lead World in Human Traffic - Defense/Middle East - Israel News - Israel National News
 
State department as reported by Arutz Sheva
Trafficking in Persons Report 2009

That's better. Now show us where in this report it is concluded that "Muslim countries... lead the world in human trafficking."

read it yourself
http://www.state.gov/documents/organization/123357.pdf
Sorry, I don't care enough about your allegation to read 324 pages of a report that you haven't read yourself. Whether or not you buy into Jewish propaganda is of no consequence to me.
 
Two thirds of the Christian population was wiped out in Iraq and American Christians called that a "success". Can't they make up their minds?
 
That's better. Now show us where in this report it is concluded that "Muslim countries... lead the world in human trafficking."

read it yourself
http://www.state.gov/documents/organization/123357.pdf
Sorry, I don't care enough about your allegation to read 324 pages of a report that you haven't read yourself. Whether or not you buy into Jewish propaganda is of no consequence to me.

Well you aught to every ones ox gets gored in the report .
 
Sorry, I don't care enough about your allegation to read 324 pages of a report that you haven't read yourself. Whether or not you buy into Jewish propaganda is of no consequence to me.

Well you aught to every ones ox gets gored in the report .

Yet you and Arutz Sheva thought it appropriate to single out Muslims. :lol:
Well Islamic states lead the world in source and destination spots for slavery and do little in prosecution or prevention.
I am not at fault for this.
 
Well you aught to every ones ox gets gored in the report .

Yet you and Arutz Sheva thought it appropriate to single out Muslims. :lol:
Well Islamic states lead the world in source and destination spots for slavery and do little in prosecution or prevention.
I am not at fault for this.

This is what you were asked to prove. Please demonstrate that Islamic countries rank above countries like Thailand, Japan, and the Philippines as far as human trafficking is concerned.
 
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Human trafficking - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Green Tier 1 (Full compliance with the minimum standards of the Trafficking and Violence Protection Act (TVPA))
yellow Tier 2 (Significant efforts to comply with TVPA)
red Tier 3 (No efforts to comply with TVPA)
grey No data

Prevention
The Philippine government demonstrated continued
efforts to raise awareness and prevent trafficking in
persons, mainly for migrant workers, during the reporting
period.

Prevention
The Philippine government demonstrated continued
efforts to raise awareness and prevent trafficking in
persons, mainly for migrant workers, during the reporting
period. In 2008, POEA conducted 1,250 pre-employment
orientation seminars for over 60,000 departing overseas
Filipino workers and trained approximately 130 local
government units on how to identify warning signs of
illegal recruitment and human trafficking, representing a
significant increase over the number of local government
units trained in 2007

Prevention
The Singaporean government demonstrated some
increased efforts to prevent trafficking in persons during
the year. The government expanded its information
campaign that aims to raise awareness among foreign
workers of their rights and resources available, in an
effort to prevent incidents of trafficking.

This is all you care about

Prevention
The Israeli government made efforts to prevent trafficking
in persons during the reporting period. The National
Coordinator for Anti-Trafficking Efforts provided lectures
on trafficking to army units, city and municipality
workers, students, and social workers. In addition, the
Authority for the Advancement of Women, the Ministry
of Education, the State Attorney’s Office, and the Ministry
of Justice’s Legal Aid Branch sponsored anti-trafficking
seminars, conferences, and lectures throughout the
country

Prevention
The Thai government continued to support prevention
and public awareness activities on trafficking during
the year, including through “public dialogues” on
trafficking and television advertisements. Informed
observers report significant forced labor among migrants
who participate in Thailand’s temporary work program,
suggesting victims’ inability to seek assistance from the
government without fear of punishment or deportation
and a lack of efforts to inform migrant workers of options
for remedies against exploitative employers and labor
brokers.

Prevention
The Government of Japan continued to improve its
efforts to increase awareness of trafficking during the
reporting period. The government continued distribution
of approximately 30,000 posters and 50,000 leaflets to
local governments, embassies, airports, harbors, and
NGOs.

Prevention
Kuwait made minimal efforts to prevent trafficking in
persons this year. Throughout September 2008, the
Ministry of Awqaf and Islamic Affairs organized a series
of lectures in mosques throughout Kuwait in which
imams discussed the rights of domestic workers according
to Islam. In April 2008, Kuwait established a Human
Rights Commission, which meets once a month to discuss
such issues, though there has been no indication of
actions or decisions from these meetings

Prevention
Public awareness of human trafficking as a phenomenon
distinct from illegal immigration and smuggling is low
in Libya,

Prevention
The government periodically undertook awareness-raising
campaigns related to the abuse of children, child labor,
and sexual exploitation during the year. The 2006-
2015 National Plan for Action for Children includes the
goal of protecting children from abuse, violence, and
exploitation, in part by reducing the incidence of child
labor. Authorities did not make significant efforts to raise
public awareness of the commercial sexual exploitation of
children and women, especially in tourist areas, and did
not take any reported measures to reduce the demand for
commercial sex acts.
The government fully supported UN efforts to investigate
accusations that Moroccan peacekeepers in Côte
d’Ivoire sexually abused underage girls.

Prevention
Qatar made significant efforts to prevent trafficking in
persons during the reporting period. The government
continued to produce informational anti-trafficking
brochures in several targeted languages, posters, and
radio and TV commercials. In addition, a large outreach
program that enlisted the support of local imams began
in March 2009 with the aim of educating Qatari citizens
about the moral and legal implications of trafficking in
persons. During the year, senior Qatari officials made
public statements reflecting the government’s recognition
that trafficking in persons is a serious problem in Qatar,
though the problem was characterized as a phenomenon
that originates in the country of origin rather than
Qatar itself.

Prevention
Saudi Arabia has not made significant efforts to prevent
trafficking in persons during the reporting period.
Although the Shura Council indicated its intent to discuss
a comprehensive anti-trafficking law in November 2008,
there has been no public discussion of the matter to
date. The government continues to produce brochures
about workers’ rights in Arabic, English, and some source
country languages, but the distribution of these materials
appears extremely limited. Officials tend to favor
employers – particularly those who are well-connected
– who claimed they were victims of nonperforming,
negligent migrant workers and accuse them of such
offenses as child abuse and witchcraft and even more
routinely of theft. No information was available from the
government about measures taken during the reporting
period to reduce the demand for commercial sex acts.
Similarly, there is no evidence that Saudi Arabia took
steps to reduce participation in child sex tourism by its
nationals abroad.

Protection
The government made no effort to protect or assist
victims during the reporting period. The Government
of Turkmenistan did not provide medical assistance,
counseling, shelter, legal assistance, or rehabilitative
services to victims of trafficking, nor did it supply
funding to international organizations or NGOs to
provide services to victims.
 
This is what you were asked to prove. Please demonstrate that Islamic countries rank above countries like Thailand, Japan, and the Philippines as far as human trafficking is concerned.

Perhaps my post wasn't clear enough.
 

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