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The State Dept. has concluded that Christians are being targeted by Muslims. Of course, after so much senseless slaughter, it's impossible to ignore. Still waiting for Obama to show some outrage.
Now young males of prime fighting age make up most of the "refugees" that are being spread all over the globe. Where are all the women and children? Why are most photos showing the young males? And there are increasing reports of violence from these "refugees." They are making demands and acting hostile towards the people in the host countries. There is a lot of hate and it's coming mainly from the Muslims. The facts are what they are and it's time to stop pretending that Islamophobia is the problem. After all, which came first, the violence from Muslims or the growing concern over radicalized Muslims? Polls consistently show that a large percent of Muslims agree with the more radical views.
"The U.S. State Department released its annual International Religious Liberty report, and the findings show that Christianity is being targeted around the world.
The State Department cites the Islamic State as one of the worst persecutors of Christians.
"In Mosul, Iraq and nearby towns, shortly after the takeover of the area by militants of the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL), Christians who had been given the choice to convert, pay a ruinous tax, or die, gathered their families and what few possessions they could carry, and sought all possible means to escape," the report states. "It has forcibly displaced hundreds of thousands of people, conducted mass executions, and kidnapped, sold, enslaved, raped and/or forcibly converted thousands of women and children—all on the grounds that these people stand in opposition to ISIL’s religious dogma."
The persecution of Christians is not limited to the Middle East. From Boko Haram’s violence in West Africa to China’s crackdown on the Christian church, the world has become a more dangerous place for those who believe in Christ.
"In the Middle East, Sub-Saharan Africa, and throughout Asia, a range of non-state actors including terrorist organizations, have set their sights on destroying religious diversity," the report states.
The extensive Congressional-mandated report examines every nation and non-affiliated groups for their treatment of religious minorities.
"In the report’s Executive Summary, Christians are mentioned 23 times in 6 pages, and they are always cited as victims, never perpetrators, of religious persecution," Catholic League President Bill Donohue said in a statement.
The report also addressed anti-semitism, which "continued to be a major problem around the globe with increases in anti-Semitic incidents recorded in many countries," the report states."
Read more: http://dailycaller.com/2015/10/16/state-department-christianity-under-attack-worldwide/#ixzz3or2YoG4b
Now young males of prime fighting age make up most of the "refugees" that are being spread all over the globe. Where are all the women and children? Why are most photos showing the young males? And there are increasing reports of violence from these "refugees." They are making demands and acting hostile towards the people in the host countries. There is a lot of hate and it's coming mainly from the Muslims. The facts are what they are and it's time to stop pretending that Islamophobia is the problem. After all, which came first, the violence from Muslims or the growing concern over radicalized Muslims? Polls consistently show that a large percent of Muslims agree with the more radical views.
"The U.S. State Department released its annual International Religious Liberty report, and the findings show that Christianity is being targeted around the world.
The State Department cites the Islamic State as one of the worst persecutors of Christians.
"In Mosul, Iraq and nearby towns, shortly after the takeover of the area by militants of the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL), Christians who had been given the choice to convert, pay a ruinous tax, or die, gathered their families and what few possessions they could carry, and sought all possible means to escape," the report states. "It has forcibly displaced hundreds of thousands of people, conducted mass executions, and kidnapped, sold, enslaved, raped and/or forcibly converted thousands of women and children—all on the grounds that these people stand in opposition to ISIL’s religious dogma."
The persecution of Christians is not limited to the Middle East. From Boko Haram’s violence in West Africa to China’s crackdown on the Christian church, the world has become a more dangerous place for those who believe in Christ.
"In the Middle East, Sub-Saharan Africa, and throughout Asia, a range of non-state actors including terrorist organizations, have set their sights on destroying religious diversity," the report states.
The extensive Congressional-mandated report examines every nation and non-affiliated groups for their treatment of religious minorities.
"In the report’s Executive Summary, Christians are mentioned 23 times in 6 pages, and they are always cited as victims, never perpetrators, of religious persecution," Catholic League President Bill Donohue said in a statement.
The report also addressed anti-semitism, which "continued to be a major problem around the globe with increases in anti-Semitic incidents recorded in many countries," the report states."
Read more: http://dailycaller.com/2015/10/16/state-department-christianity-under-attack-worldwide/#ixzz3or2YoG4b
