Uploaded on May 22, 2008_whistle:
So 2008 doesn't count!
LOL Jos.
You really got me there Goofy!
Of course, Munnerdrone Daily posts stats back to 2000, the intifada. (and Dishonestly/Incorrectly incl "70 years")
Tell HER all Casualties of 2008 and before - 95% of the Intifada numbers - Don't count.
It' harder to find now since there are Few Christians Left from the 50 years of Muslim Cleansing in Palestine and Throughout the Middle East.
Especially the last 20 Years since Oslo when Arafag and the Palis-thugians got control.
And this is pre-Syria Civil war.
It just keeps getting worse.
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Arab Spring' for Muslims is Nuclear Winter for Christians
Mideast without Christians
Mideast without Christians
Giulio Meotti / 04.18.11
This is the saddest Easter in the long epic of Arab Christianity: The cross is near extinction in the lands of it origin. The much-vaunted diversity of the Middle East is going to be reduced to the flat monotony of a single religion, Islam, and to a handful of languages.
In 1919, the Egyptian revolution adopted a green flag with the crescent and the cross. Both Muslims and Christians participated in the nationalist revolution against British colonialism. Now, according to the Egyptian Federation for Human Rights, more than 70 Christians a week are asking to leave the country due to Islamist threats.
The numbers are telling. Today there is only one Middle Eastern country where the number of Christians has grown: Israel. As documented in the Israeli Central Bureau of Statistics, the Christian community that numbered 34,000 people in 1949 is now 163,000-strong, and will reach 187,000 in 2020.
In the rest of the Middle East, the drive for Islamic purity is going to banish all traces of pre-Islamic pasts. This has affected not only Christians, but other non-Islamic communities too, such as the Zoroastrians and Baha’is in Iran (the late also found refuge in Israel, in Haifa.)
The silence of the global forums, the flawed conscience of human rights groups, the self-denial of the media and the Vatican’s appeasement is helping facilitate this Islamist campaign.
According to a report on religious freedom compiled by the US Department of State,
the number of Christians in Turkey declined from 2 MILLION to 85,000;
in Lebanon they have gone from 55% to 35% of the population;
in Syria, from HALF the population they have been reduced to 4%;
in Jordan, from 18% to 2%.
In Iraq, they will be Exterminated.
Should the exodus of Christians from Bethlehem continue in the next two or three decades, there may be no clergy left to conduct religious services in Jesus’ birthplace.
In Iran, Christians have become virtually non-existent since 1979, when Khomeini ordered the immediate closure of all Christian schools.
In Gaza, the 3,000 who remain are subjected to persecution.
In SUDAN, Christians in the South are forced into slavery.
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