A Leauki's Writings
Published on March 11, 2010 By Leauki In War on Terror

Officials said more than 500 people from the mainly Christian Berom ethnic group were hacked to death with machetes, axes and daggers in three villages of Dogo Nahawa, Ratsat and Zot on Sunday morning.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20100309/ts_afp/nigeriaunrest

As preliminary research has concluded that the victims were not Arab terrorists and that the perpetrators were not Jewish, the United Nations have without discussion decided not to care. (Anyone who can suggest a different reason for why the UN had several meetings over 300 civilian deaths in Gaza but don't seem to care about Christian victims in Nigeria should correct me now.)

There will be no NASPA (non-anti-Semitic peace activist) demonstrations about this, although shouting "death to the Jews" is still advised, just to be safe.

 

But leaving sarcasm aside, I have to say this:

What the feck is wrong with these people??? And why does the world still tolerate them? Thank G-d that Israel has not given in to "peace activists" and still defends herself against those evil barbarians.

 


Comments
on Mar 11, 2010

Is it a wonder that more and more African countries are looking to Israel in search for an ally?

 

on Mar 11, 2010

I heard about this recently including the massacre of a 4-day baby.  Many babies were butchered to death.  Seems as tho more children than adults were killed here. 

Nothing new here tho.  Christians all over the world have been killed for simply being Christians.  No other reason. Voice of the Martyrs are keeping track of the violence against Christians and seems there is no end in sight.  It's a spiritual war; one that is going to intensify as we edge closer to the endtimes which many (as you can see from the comments) are thinking we may be in. 

Where is the outrage indeed? 

on Mar 11, 2010

Where is the outrage indeed? 

I don't pretend to be as concerned about the Christians as the NASPAs pretend to be concerned about the "Palestinians", but rest assured that I (and most probably many others) do notice these things.

Many people in the west implicitly claim that Christians cannot be victims and that's simply not true. Currently Christians are the most persecuted population in the world, by number. Some if it has to do with the fact that there are so many of them. Some of it has to do with the fact that the Jews now fight back, violently. But most of it has to do with the fact that self-proclaimed Muslims persecute them (and everybody else they can get their hands on, Hindus will be next).

You and other Christians speak up when Jews are being persecuted and murdered, I will speak up when Christians are being persecuted and murdered. Surprisingly few people do. It's a shame.

 

on Mar 11, 2010

The stories I read indicated it was just tribal warfare (not uncommon) and not really to do with any religion.  But that still begs the question.  Where was the UN when the Tutsis and Hutus were going at it?

Oh, wait, maybe they were in meetings then too.

on Mar 11, 2010

The stories I read indicated it was just tribal warfare (not uncommon) and not really to do with any religion.

Oh, I am not trying to pin this on Muslims specifically. I am sure there are massacres on both sides.

But as I have written about in other articles, Christians do seem to suffer in the Muslim world lately.

My main point, however, was that 500 civilians just died in Nigeria and the same lot who claim that they are not anti-Semites and protest against Israel solely because of what Israel does are awfully quiet.

It remains to be seen whether the world will wake up and do something useful.

If poverty is the reason for this I suggest we take a tenth of the money we keep giving to terrorist groups in "Palestine", give it to poor Nigerian villages and see if that solves the problem.

on Mar 11, 2010

I am sure there are massacres on both sides.

no, a Christian will not massacre another. 

 Our leader (Jesus) has not called us to go out and kill the enemy but to die for the enemy that they might be won. 

on Mar 12, 2010

no, a Christian will not massacre another.

The "two sides" are not necessarily "Muslims and Christians". It's also a tribal conflict.

Obviously nobody who massacres people submits to G-d's will (Islam) or believes that one should be good to people (Christianity).

The problem here is not that religion makes people do bad things, it's that religion (and in this case, as usual, Islam) makes people impervious to criticism and causes others who nominally belong to the same religion (i.e. other Muslims) to ignore the crimes.

It doesn't help that the Muslim world and our NASPAs agree that Muslims must not be criticised.