Western media and Islamic persecution

[longknife]

Okay, so ignore the story and attack me as being an Islamophobe. It still doesn't make the story less true.

By: Raymond Ibrahim, 6/10/2014 08:38 AM

Evidence has again emerged indicting that if Western mainstream media actually reported more on the sufferings of Christians throughout the Islamic world, their lot would likely improve.

Meriam Ibrahim, a woman who is imprisoned in Sudan and sentenced to death on the charge that she apostatized from Islam and converted to Christianity—and who recently gave birth to a baby girl in prison—was reportedly going to “be freed in a few days,” according to a BBC report:

How many thousands of Christians are being slaughtered in the name of Allah?

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[Steven_R]

It's terrible that anyone should be killed over which religion is right, but what exactly am I supposed to do about it?

 

[longknife]

It's terrible that anyone should be killed over which religion is right, but what exactly am I supposed to do about it?

I can only tell you what I do. I post articles like this on discussion forums and share them publicly with the millions throughout the world who use Google+.

 

[shart_attack]

Okay, so ignore the story and attack me as being an Islamophobe. It still doesn't make the story less true.

By: Raymond Ibrahim, 6/10/2014 08:38 AM

Evidence has again emerged indicting that if Western mainstream media actually reported more on the sufferings of Christians throughout the Islamic world, their lot would likely improve.

Meriam Ibrahim, a woman who is imprisoned in Sudan and sentenced to death on the charge that she apostatized from Islam and converted to Christianity—and who recently gave birth to a baby girl in prison—was reportedly going to “be freed in a few days,” according to a BBC report:

How many thousands of Christians are being slaughtered in the name of Allah?

Read more @ Western media and Islamic persecution | Human Events

Highlighted in bold and underlined because you talk as if she's already been executed.