Posts Tagged ‘anti-Christian’
Egyptian Justice: Muslims who Shot and Beheaded Christian Acquitted

Our campaigning banner to help raise awareness of the appalling treatment of Christians in Egypt. Feel free to use on your own site with a backlink to us (re-sizing permitted).
The appalling persecution of Egyptian Christians by Muslims, tolerated and facilitated by the Egyptian authorities, reached a new nadir this week:
An Egyptian court in the southern city of Assuit acquitted this week four Muslims accused of killing 61-year-old Farouk Attallah on October 19, 2009. In broad daylight and in full view of witnesses, the killers fired 31 bullets to his head before beheading him, in the busy village market place of Attaleen, near Dairout, 313 kilometers south of Cairo. The dead body was then dragged in the street, accompanied by shouts of victory. Free Copts website published a video of the disfigured body (WARNING: extemely graphic and upsetting content).
The judge presiding over the court on February 22, said that he was not satisfied that the testimony of the witnesses established that the imprisoned men were the killers. After the acquittal of Mohamad, Ashraf, Osama and Ahmad Hassouna, there was jubilation in the court room, with shouts of ‘Allah is Great’ and congratulations from all Muslims, including members of the state security forces who were present.
Christians were enraged over the acquittal, since similar cases would result in life imprisonment or execution for a Copt if the victim was a Muslim. Read the rest of this entry »
Gaza: The Continuing Religious Genocide Against Christians by Muslims
Disturbing, eye-opening documentary footage detailing the slow-motion annihilation of one of the world’s oldest Christian communities (hat tip to Claudia at the excellent Tea & Politics).
To a greater or lesser degree, this is what Christian communities suffer in virtually every Muslim country on the planet – but nowhere is Islamic supremacism brought into such sharp relief as when it occurs here – in the home of victimology. Show it to everyone you know.
Pakistani Lawyers: Death to Anyone Who Prosecutes Case of Murdered, Raped 12-yr Old Christian Girl

'Burn in Hell': Pakistani Muslim Lawyers not making death-threats and blocking the entrance to an Islamabad Courthouse against anyone foolish enough to prosecute fellow Muslim employer who can't have raped, tortured and killed a 12-year old Christian girl, because that could have never happened. Allah is oft forgiving, most merciful...
Hmm… we wonder why?
It seems the international mainstream media were clearly so shocked by the fact that Pakistani lawyers, adherents of the one religion on the planet that condones sex with underage children and the ill-treatment of members of other religions were forcibly preventing legal action that would challenge such behaviour to go ahead – that they didn’t bother to report on the story:
No lawyer comes forward to defend Shazia Bashir, the servant girl murdered by her employer. The powerful association of lawyers in Lahore, arrayed in defence of the murderer, launches death threats and prevents access to the Court. Christian Association condemns this new form of terrorism.
Because of the threats posed by the powerful Lahore Bar Association – an umbrella organisation of city lawyers – no Christian or Muslim lawyer is ready to take on the defence in the murder of 12 year-old Shazia Bashir, it was reported yesterday by The Pakistani Christian association that deals with legal assistance. Read the rest of this entry »
All Major Religions Rally in NY to Support Egypt’s Coptic Christians- No, Wait..
Hundreds of Christians, Hindus, Jews, Sikhs and others turned out in support of Egypt’s violently persecuted Copts in New York this week.
There was one exception. Obviously. (From The Religion of Peace). More Photos below the fold.
Christmas under Islam: Slow-Burn ‘Ethnic Cleansing’ in Iraq

Facing extinction? Christians Praying at St. Joseph's, a Chaldean church in Baghdad
As we approach Christmas, Christians in Iraq are wondering whether they’d have been better off under Saddam. This answer, remarkably, is almost certainly yes:
It could be a scene from a Victorian Christmas card. The young people gather in the church, decorating a tree, while in the background the choir rehearses for Christmas Day — the tune of God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen playing out.
In the theatre next to the church two clowns are playing musical chairs with hundreds of children, while a bishop and an inflatable Father Christmas look on. Read the rest of this entry »
