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By Joe Brock. ABUJA Sun Nov 17, 2013 8:06am EST. Hajja, 19, who was kidnapped by al Qaeda-linked Islamist group Boko Haram, poses for a picture after an interview with Reuters in Abuja November 6, 2013. REUTERS/Joe Brock. Hajja, 19, who was kidnapped by al Qaeda-linked Islamist group Boko Haram, poses for a picture after an interview with Reuters in Abuja November 6, 2013. (Reuters) - In the gloom of a hilltop cave in Nigeria where she was held captive, Hajja had a knife pressed to her throat by a man who gave her a choice - convert to Islam or die.

Two gunmen from Boko Haram had seized the Christian teenager in July as she picked corn near her village in the Gwoza hills, a remote part of northeastern Nigeria where a six-month-old government offensive is struggling to contain an insurgency by the al Qaeda-linked Islamist group.

In a new development, Boko Haram is abducting Christian women whom it converts to Islam on pain of death and then forces into "marriage" with fighters - a tactic that recalls Joseph Kony's Lord's Resistance Army in the jungles of Uganda. The three months Hajja spent as the slave of a 14-strong guerrilla unit, cooking and cleaning for them before she escaped, give a rare glimpse into how the Islamists have changed tack in the face of Nigerian military pressure. "I can't sleep when I think of being there," the 19-year-old told Reuters, recounting forced mountain marches, rebel intelligence gathering - and watching her captors slit the throats of prisoners Hajja had helped lure into a trap. Nigerian security officials say the Islamists have pulled back after army assaults since May on their bases on the semi-desert plain and are now sheltering in the Mandara mountains, along the Cameroon border around the city of Gwoza. From the hills they have been launching increasingly deadly attacks. The rugged mountain terrain - as fellow al Qaeda allies found in Afghanistan - has proven an advantageous base for a movement that once styled itself the "Nigerian Taliban" and sees all non-Muslims as infidels who must convert or be killed. The United States designated Boko Haram a terrorist group on Wednesday. Western governments are increasingly concerned about the wider threat posed by the group, which wants to create an Islamic state in a religiously mixed country of 170 million and which has ties with al Qaeda's north African wing. Hajja's account of how Boko Haram has adapted and survived in recent months underlines the difficulties governments in the region face. The spread of the threat was underscored by the kidnap on Thursday of a French priest in Cameroon, an attack France believes may have involved Boko Haram. The following day, Nigerian troops raided a base for the group in the Gwoza hills. The army said it killed 29 Boko Haram fighters and was "closing in" on the rebels. FORCED TO CONVERT. The group, whose name broadly translates as "Western education is sinful", has killed thousands during a four-year insurgency against the Nigerian state, targeting the police and armed forces as well as politicians and then turning on Christians in the predominantly Muslim north of the country. The military offensive launched in mid-May, and the fact that large numbers of civilian vigilantes have supported it, has triggered a fierce backlash against local people by Boko Haram. The militants have killed hundreds in the past few weeks, including in massacres of school children. The Islamists dragged Hajja along rocky mountain paths and slept in caves in the hills, a landscape unfamiliar to most Nigerian soldiers, recruited from the plains. She ceremonially converted to Islam, cooked for the men, carried ammunition during an attack on a police outpost and was about to be married to one of the insurgents before she managed to engineer a dramatic escape. She says she was not raped. "If I cried, they beat me. If I spoke, they beat me. They told me I must become a Muslim but I refused again and again," Hajja told Reuters in an interview. Her family name is withheld to protect relatives still living in the Gwoza area. "They were about to slaughter me and one of them begged me not to resist and just before I had my throat slit I relented. They put a veil on me and made me read from the Koran," she said in the Nigerian capital, Abuja, where she is now living. At least a dozen teenagers like her remain in captivity, Michael Yohanna, a councilor in Gwoza's local government told Reuters. Some have married commanders, recalling Kony's LRA, which abducted thousands of "wives" in a 20-year war in Uganda before a truce in 1986. Kony remains a fugitive. A man called Ibrahim Tada Nglayike led the group Hajja was with. On one mission, Hajja was sent to stand in a field near a village to attract the attention of civilians working with the army. When five men approached her, they were ambushed. "They took them back to a cave and tied them up. They cut their throats, one at a time," Hajja said. "I thought my heart would burst out of my chest, because I was the bait." Among those who did the killing was the Muslim wife of the leader Nglayike, the only other woman in the band of fighters. reuters verified Hajja's account of having been abducted with independent figures in the region. Boko Haram shuns the media and none of its members could be contacted for comment. Hajja says the long-bearded insurgents lived a basic lifestyle, eating corn, millet and occasionally meat from animals they stole and which she slaughtered. The group, armed with AK-47 rifles and pistols stolen from police they killed, moved every day around the hills to avoid being tracked by the army and slept in the caves to shelter from the cold and for protection against air assaults. "They didn't use phones but they had a radio," Hajja said. "They would listen to BBC Hausa or Voice of America and jump and shout if they heard about Boko Haram attacks." "TOOTHPASTE EFFECT" . Forced out of cities and semi-desert bases since Jonathan declared a state of emergency in May, the militants have mostly retreated to hills and forests on the Cameroon border. "It's the toothpaste effect: squeeze one end and it comes out the other. They have proven resilient and are adapting faster than the military," a Nigerian security source said. Army commanders denied Boko Haram had any control over the Gwoza mountains: "We are curtailing their activities and I can assure you that ... the insurgency will soon be a thing of the past," Lieutenant Colonel Adamu Garba Laka said. But a Nigerian general asked Cameroon this month for help in fighting Boko Haram, and the backlash against civilians has made the conflict deadlier than ever. According to one security source, in the five months after Jonathan declared a state of emergency in the northeast there were 1,708 deaths in 83 violent clashes, compared with 667 deaths from 117 incidents in the previous five months. Pushing the conflict into poor rural regions, like Gwoza, where Hajja was seized, runs the risk of radicalizing more disenchanted youths and drawing more people into the violence. "Gwoza has disintegrated. We have no schools, no hospitals, no government offices functioning," said councilor Yohanna. "I worry that youths will take the law into their own hands. It will become a war between Christians and Muslims." Insurgents moved freely through the hills and even into the town of Gwoza, Hajja said. Fighters made trips to collect cash, ammunition and weapons from the Sambisa Game Reserve, a forested region where Boko Haram has established camps. Informants, mostly farmers, would warn them of approaching army patrols, Hajja said, adding that the rebels also appeared to have sympathetic contacts among the troops - something Nigerian military commanders deny. "They know the area very well and many people help them because they are afraid or support their cause," Hajja said. On once occasion, Boko Haram commanders were able travel from Maiduguri, the state capital on the plain north of Gwoza, to meet the guerrilla group in the hills. Hajja said her unit carried out dozens of attacks, killing police and anyone suspected of aiding authorities. The longer the insurgency goes on, President Goodluck Jonathan, a southern Christian, will come under increasing criticism from his northern opponents as elections in early 2015 draw closer. He risks growing resentment from a northern population who believe he is out of touch with their troubles. It is also becoming a drain on Africa's second largest economy - Nigeria allocates a fifth of its budget for security. Hajja eventually escaped by feigning severe stomach pains. Thinking her too ill to flee, the insurgents sent her to hospital escorted only by an older woman. Once she was among other people, Hajja threatened to denounce the group to police, prompting the woman to abandon her and flee. "I finally tore off the veil and I cried," Hajja said. "So many times I thought I'd die."(Additional reporting by Isaac Abrak in Abuja and Ibrahim Mshelizza and Lanre Ola in Maiduguri; Editing by Tim Cocks and Alastair Macdonald). Catching Our Eye. This is the place where we post news updates, quick takes, and links to items of interest around the web. Bookmark this page and visit regularly to see what's Catching Our Eye. Iranians released two weeks early. Two Iranian Christians have been released from jail two weeks before the end of their sentences. Farhad Sabokrouh, pastor of the Assemblies of God Church in Ahwaz, and Naser Zamen-Dezfuli, were released on December 4, seven months after their incarceration for converting from Islam to Christianity, proselytising Muslims, and propagating against the Islamic regime through evangelism. Source: Mohabat News. Séléka attacks hospital in CAR. séléka forces attacked a hospital in the Central African Republic capital of Bangui on Friday, killing at least a dozen patients, Al Jazeera reports. Gunmen pulled patients from the hospital and shot them. The hospital has been abandoned. The attack occurred as additional French forces began deploying throughout the northwest sector of the country, as authorised by the United Nations Security Council vote on Thursday. 30,000 Eritreans abducted in five years. Around 30,000 Eritreans have been abducted since 2007 and taken to Egypt's Sinai, where they face torture and ransom demands, according to a study presented to the European Parliament. The study, conducted by an Eritrean human rights activist and professors from a Dutch University, says more than $600m has been accrued from families in ransom payments. "[The hostages] are chained together without toilets or washing facilities and dehydrated, starved and deprived of sleep," the report says. "They are subject to threats of death and organ harvesting... Those who attempt to escape are severely tortured."

Source: BBC. Sharia law enforced in Libya. Libya has voted to make sharia law the basis of all legislation. Two years after the NATO-backed uprising that ousted Muammar Gaddafi, Libya is still in messy transition with no new constitution and its temporary assembly caught in deadlock between an Islamist party and political rivals. As in Tunisia and Egypt where autocratic leaders were ousted in the Arab Spring revolts, Libya has seen fierce debate over the role of Islam in its new democracy with the rise of hardline Islamists long oppressed by Gaddafi. "Islamic law is the source of legislation in Libya," the General National Congress said in a statement after the vote on Wednesday (Dec. 4). "All state institutions need to comply with this." Source: Reuters. Egypt's draft constitution explained. Egypt's Constituent Assembly declared on Monday that the draft of the country's proposed new constitution is ready for public review. A popular vote is intended within 30 days of Monday's release. What's in it? The Washington, D.C.-based Atlantic Council has published a close study of the document, including a detailed examination of changes affecting religious freedom. In the draft, Islam remains the official state religion, and the principles of Sharia remain "the primary source of legislation", though the document no longer contains language that defines those principles and instead leaves the matter to the courts. Catching Our Eye. This is the place where we post news updates, quick takes, and links to items of interest around the web. Bookmark this page and visit regularly to see what's Catching Our Eye. Peace efforts in Tanzania 'useless'. Christian leaders in Tanzania have said peace efforts between Christians and Muslims in the country have proved useless after the recent burning of two churches. The torching of a Lutheran church in Korogwe and Evangelical Assemblies of God church in Kalalani have caused the union of church denominations in the Tanga region, in northeastern Tanzania, to reject the government's peace platform, which requires Muslim and Christian leaders to discuss various religious issues, and to petition for something more effective. "The situation these days is not good," said Dr Jothan Mwakimage, a bishop, who chaired the Christian group. "We need to come up with another peace committee to be set by ourselves because the government platform has failed to deal with the matter." Chairperson of the defence and security committee, Chiku Gallawa, added: "Peace is important to all the people, regardless of their faith. Therefore, all of us must be responsible for ensuring that the peace we have prevails for the benefit of the present and future generations of this nation." Source: Tanzania Daily News. Terrorist link to torched churches. Russia's Tatarstan Republic is offering 1 million rubles ($30,000) for information relating to the recent torching of several Orthodox churches in the region. Four Orthodox churches were set on fire in the predominantly Muslim Republic in November and explosives were found in the city of Tuban Kama and the Aleksei district, reports Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty. Investigators classified the attacks as vandalism and arson, but Tatarstan's prosecutor-general insisted they should be investigated as terrorism. Seven Orthodox churches have been burnt down in the past six months. The Central Spiritual Board of Russian Muslims has condemned the arson attacks, saying: "There is no doubt that such action is an attempt to stir up sectarian discord and ethnic hatred". Satellite evidence of CAR destruction. Human Rights Watch has released satellite images of the destruction caused during a recent attack on the village of Camp Bangui in the Central African Republic.

The images, recorded on the morning of November 23, show half the village burnt to the ground.

The New York-based rights organisation said it has collected detailed satellite evidence of arson attacks on 15 additional villages and towns across the Central African Republic.

The UN is preparing to send a peacekeeping force to the lawless country, after months of violence since the deposition of former president Francois Bozizé in March. Sudan 'tramples' on its people's rights. The chairman of the US Commission on International Religious Freedom, Robert George, says Sudan is continuing to fail to adhere to international religious freedom standards.

Through the imposition of Sharia law, George writes in the Washington Times that Sudan is a particularly difficult place for non-Muslims and for women. "The regime... continues to trample on the fundamental rights of its own people, including the right to freedom of religion or belief," he writes. Christians 'held' in Syrian town. Following a reported Islamist invasion on the town of Deir Atieh in Syria, north of Damascus, Fides reports that Christians are being prevented from leaving.

"The militiamen examine the identification documents of those who intend to leave the city and retain those who have Christian names," states Fides. ASIA/SYRIA - The village of Deir Atieh invaded by Islamists: Christians identified and detained. Damascus - Militants of Islamist factions have invaded the town of Deir Atieh, north of Damascus, spreading terror, death and destruction. As Fides sources in the Greek Orthodox Church report, the attack took place on 22 November. The militants entered the municipal hospital and took hostage the sick. The museum of Deir Atieh that welcomed thousands of works and precious archaeological finds was devastated. Mosques and churches were hit and damaged. Numerous homes were looted and civilians captured and used as human shields. The situation is particularly worrying for Christians. The population, about 25 thousand people, have begun to flee. The militiamen examine the identification documents of those who intend to leave the city and retain those who have Christian names. To be able to leave the village, a Greek Orthodox priest had to say he was married and present himself with a woman: he was allowed to go just because he had an Arab name and had no ancestry or Christian reference.Fr. F.H., who in a note sent to Fides requested anonymity for security reasons, pleads the international community and the Holy See to mobilize in order to arrange for the release of the hostages and save the village of Deir Atieh. It is not clear, notes the source of Fides, what prompted the armed gangs to penetrate the village. Even hundreds of people from Qara, another Syrian village in the mountains of Qalamoun, 90 km from Damascus had found refuge. In recent weeks, Qara had been attacked by Islamist fighters from the city of Arzal. Among the refugees of Qara, who moved to Deir Atieh, there is also the Greek-Catholic priest Father George Luis and all his parishioners.

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Vatican rejects M.E without Christians. Pope Francis says the Vatican "will not resign itself to a Middle East without Christians". In the wake of reports of millions of Christians fleeing the region, Pope Francis said he was concerned by "the situation of Christians, who suffer in a particularly severe way the consequences of tensions and conflicts in many parts of the Middle East".

But he said he would not rest "while there are still men and women of any religion... whose future is stolen and are forced to become refugees". Source: BBC. Burma on the road to religious freedom. Burma is moving towards greater interfaith freedom of expression, but challenges remain, according to Christian Solidarity Worldwide's Benedict Rogers, writing for the Wall Street Journal. Rogers notes that, while the country has made great strides in recent years, there is an ongoing threat of ethnic and religious violence. However, he states that "the prospect of guns falling silent across Burma for the first time in over 65 years may be closer than ever".

"But at the same time," Rogers writes, "We heard testimonies of sexual violence, forced labour and religious discrimination from Chin Christians. Over the years, Chin state has suffered from a chronic lack of basic services, including infrastructure and medical care, thanks to the previous regime's deliberate policy of subjugation. If real change is to be secured, policies based on ethnicity or religion must end." Burma is predominantly Buddhist, but many of the non-Burmese ethnic nationalities have significant Christian populations, while Muslims may account for up to 10% of the population. Kony urged to surrender in CAR, The President of the Central African Republic (CAR) has been in contact with warlord Joseph Kony, head of the Lord's Resistance Army (LRA), urging him to surrender, reports Reuters. However, the African Union's (AU) special envoy on the LRA told the UN that Kony has "used the negotiations as a window of opportunity" to relocate many of his fighters to north-eastern CAR. The AU has been hunting him since he went underground in 2005. Kony has been indicted for war crimes by the International Criminal Court for his two-decade-long guerrilla war against the Ugandan government. Kazakh pastor's trial postponed, The court hearing for a Kazakh pastor detained since May has been pushed back again.

Bakhytzhan Kashkumbayev, 67, pastor of Grace Protestant Church in Astana, is charged with the psychological manipulation of a member of his congregation through the use of a "red-coloured hallucinogenic drink". Other members of the congregation say the drink is a harmless, non-alcoholic beverage used as part of the church's Holy Communion – to represent the traditionally used, and symbolic, red wine. The pastor was supposed to learn his fate on Sunday (Nov. 17), but his son was informed that the hearing had been postponed. Askar Kashkumbayev was told that a new date will be confirmed on Friday (Nov. 22). No reason was given for the postponement.

Boko Haram targets Christian girls, Boko Haram is abducting Christian women, converting them to Islam on pain of death and then forcing them to marry its fighters, reports Reuters.

Reuters tells the story of 19-year-old Christian Hajja, who was abducted by the Islamist group in July and was then forced to work as their slave. Hajja converted to Islam, cooked for the men, carried ammunition during an attack on a police outpost and was about to be married to one of the insurgents when she managed to escape. "If I cried, they beat me. If I spoke, they beat me," Hajja told Reuters. "They told me I must become a Muslim but I refused again and again. They were about to slaughter me and one of them begged me not to resist and just before I had my throat slit I relented. They put a veil on me and made me read from the Koran." Malaysia's 'Allah' impasse. Published: January 24, 2014 by Matt K. George. Christians remain adamant that their right to use 'Allah' is constitutional. Share on facebookShare on twitterShare on google_plusone_shareShare on redditMore Sharing Services. Should Malaysia's Muslims alone be afforded the right to use the word 'Allah'?Should Malaysia's Muslims alone be afforded the right to use the word 'Allah'?

Abu Emran / Flickr / Creative Commons. "God, what is your religion?" This cryptic question, spotted on a T-shirt at a packed public meeting on religious freedom in the Malaysian city of Petaling Jaya last week, sums up the enormity of Malaysia's 'Allah' controversy.

The wearer was a Malay Muslim woman, according to The Malaysian Insider, demonstrating solidarity with the minority Christian population as tensions rise in the country over who can use the term 'Allah'. The controversy – for which many Malaysian Christians blame the Government – has now reached a serious impasse. The Christian community remains adamant that the use of 'Allah' is their right, despite a ruling by the Court of Appeal last October that 'Allah' was exclusive to Malay Muslims. The word predates the birth of Islam and the ruling has been widely criticised by many other Muslim nations, and by the United Nations. About 64 per cent of Malaysia's Christians come from the Borneo states of Sabah and Sarawak, where the term has been part of their vocabulary for more than 100 years. The indigenous populations of the two states, whose primary language is Bahasa Malay, claim the usage is their constitutional and spiritual right. The Malay Bible dates back to the 16th century and, as the government phases out English in favour of Bahasa Malay, more and more Christians observe their faith in Bahasa Malay. "All the churches are of one mind," said Rev. Dr Hermen Shastri, the general secretary of the Council of Churches of Malaysia. "We are only defending our freedom to practise our religion as guaranteed under the Constitution."

Nevertheless, Islamic conservatives have staged demonstrations outside churches, seized Bibles and continued to vilify the Catholic pastor, Rev. Lawrence Andrew, who took the issue to the courts.

In early January Andrew was questioned over charges of sedition, which drew international complaints, including a piece in The Wall Street Journal. The Malay Bible is titled 'Alkitab' in the local language, which means 'The Book'.The Malay Bible is titled 'Alkitab' in the local language, which means 'The Book'. World Watch Monitor. Following the raid on the Bible Society of Malaysia two weeks ago and the seizure of more than 300 Bibles in the Malay language, the Islamic Religious Department of the state of Selangor (JAIS) posted an advertisement in The Star, an English language newspaper, defending its actions. The National Fatwa Council, comprising the muftis, or Islamic scholars, of the states of Malaysia, publicly backed JAIS's swoop in which they also arrested two officials of the Bible Society. These actions, in a country once renowned for multiracial harmony, go against the grain of a 10-point plan pronounced by the Government of Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak in April 2011 to resolve the issue. The key element of the pledge emphasised that Christians are allowed to print, import and distribute Bibles, referred to as the 'Alkitab' ('The Book') in the Malay language. The Prime Minister has so far refrained from defending his policy, while churches have asked him to speak out and to rein in Islamic extremists. But many Christians say they fear Prime Minister Najib cannot be seen to capitulate on Christian usage of 'Allah', since it would give ammunition to his political enemies in his ruling United Malays National Organisation party (UMNO), who could seek to oust him from office. Since the party brands itself as the champion of Malay Muslim supremacy and the defender of Islam, it provides tacit support to JAIS and Muslim extremists within UMNO. The Prime Minister's ambivalence is unhelpful, according to Rev. Shastri, who said: "The Government should remain consistent. It is the same Government that came out with the 10-point plan. It should also defend the Constitution." The Methodist priest has called on Christian ministers in Government, such as Idris Jala, who was a key architect of the 10-point plan, to impress upon the Prime Minister the need to protect religious freedoms. The 'Allah' controversy began in 2007 when the Government banned The Herald, a Catholic weekly, from using the word. The Catholic Church contested the order and the High Court restored its constitutional right in 2009. The Government appealed that decision and in October 2013 a three-man Court of Appeal ruled that Malay Muslims had an exclusive copyright to the word 'Allah'. Legal experts say the court's decision is flawed and that its ruling, if ratified, should only apply to The Herald and not to other Christian literature, such as the Alkitab, or in liturgy. The Catholic Church has now filed an application for leave to appeal to the Federal Court, the highest legal authority in the land. Liberal Malaysians hope an enlarged bench of 13 judges, including the Chief Judge of the Borneo states, would adjudicate on the issue. The hearing is scheduled for March 5. Whether any court decision will appease the rival sides is debatable. "Nothing is changing," said Bolly Lapok, Bishop of Kuching, the capital of Sarawak, and Archbishop of the Anglican Church of the Province of South-East Asia. "We won't stop using the word 'Allah'." The right to freedom of worship was enshrined when Sarawak and Sabah joined Malaysia in 1963. Christian and political leaders in the two states have threatened to break away from the Malaysian union if the Government forces their hand on the 'Allah' issue.

Most Malaysians are against such an outcome. Given the lack of political will to end the deepening rift, an alternative suggestion was to invite the Rulers' Council, comprising the nine hereditary Sultans, to convene and rule on the issue. The Ruler of the state of Negri Sembilan last week urged Malay Muslims to respect other religions and to live in harmony, regardless of race.

The Muslim Chief Minister of Sarawak, Taib Mahmud, is on record as saying that the use of 'Allah' is not a problem in the state and blames the central government for inciting intolerance and racism.

The Bible Society of Malaysia in Selangor.The Bible Society of Malaysia in Selangor.

World Watch Monitor. Political observers say that religious insecurities are being whipped up to defer attention away from the Government's economic and political difficulties. The Government was recently forced to cut back on decades of subsidised petrol and sugar prices as the national debt has reached unsustainable levels. The inevitable rise in the cost of living has fuelled public anger and protests. The scheduled introduction of a Government Services Tax in April 2014 is set to further escalate the cost of goods. Public corruption, scandals, the lavish lifestyle of ministers and cohorts, and a lack of accountability have all severely damaged the Government's record and the economy in a resource-rich nation. In this volatile mix of rising prices and protests, on top of the 'Allah' controversy, Christians are concerned. The Christian Federation of Malaysia (CFM), in a statement last week, observed: "What we are witnessing is the mad scramble by any and every group to grab media attention… [but] the Christian community remains undaunted in the face of these and no doubt future incidents of this nature." Rev. Dr Eu Hong Seng, chairman of the CFM, added: "We look to the courts of this land to protect, preserve and defend principles of our Federal Constitution." Christians meanwhile have taken succour from progressive Muslim groups such as Sisters of Islam, which rallied to their support, distributing flowers outside a church where Islamists had planned to protest. For this act of solidarity, conservative Islamists demanded their arrests.

Other Muslim protagonists, such as Azmi Sharom, an outspoken law lecturer, point out that nowhere in the Qur'an does it say that 'Allah' is exclusive to Muslims. "Is [Islam] a religion that is so small in its worldview that it can approve of one community claiming the term for God for itself? Is Islam so lacking in common decency and compassion?" he said. Meanwhile, the former Law Minister Zaid Ibrahim blogged: "The unwillingness of UMNO leaders to find a peaceful solution to the 'Allah' issue is a clear sign of the march towards authoritarian rule. Invoking the name of God is just a ruse to gain support for a new dictatorship." The wearer of the T-shirt posed a fundamental question. The ball is now in the court of the Malaysian Government to openly demonstrate that it subscribes to the ethos of its own Constitution, its own 10-point resolution, and that it will uphold freedom of religion for all. Related: Islamic authorities' raid on Malaysian Bible Society questioned by state government. Malaysia's 'Allah' ruling widely criticised. * Churches campaign ahead of Malaysia elections. Malaysia Set to Rule on Use of 'Allah' among Non-Muslims. UK Parliament is told Christianity is 'most persecuted religion'. UK Parliament is told Christianity is 'most persecuted religion', Published: December 04, 2013. MPs also hear that one Christian is killed every 11 minutes. Share on facebookShare on twitterShare on google_plusone_shareShare on redditMore Sharing Services. The Bishop Moussa Coptic Church in Minya was destroyted by pro-Morsi supporters in Egypt, many of whom blamed Christians for his overthrow.The Bishop Moussa Coptic Church in Minya was destroyted by pro-Morsi supporters in Egypt, many of whom blamed Christians for his overthrow. David Degner, Getty Images. The plight of Christians around the world was discussed in a three-hour debate at the Houses of Parliament in London yesterday. Members of the House of Commons were told that the persecution of Christians is increasing, that one Christian is killed around every 11 minutes around the world, and that Christianity is the "most persecuted religion globally". A long list of countries in which life as a Christian is most difficult was discussed, including Syria, North Korea, Eritrea, Nigeria, Iraq and Egypt. MP Jim Shannon said the persecution of Christians is "the biggest story in the world that has never been told". He said that although the right to freedom of thought, conscience and religion is enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, there are many countries in which these rights are not given. Shannon alleged that 200 million Christians will be persecuted for their faith this year, while he said that 500 million live in "dangerous neighbourhoods". He added that in Syria Christians are "caught between opposing sides in the conflict", and mentioned the "specific targeting" of Christian-dominated locations, such as Sadad and Maaloula. MP Sammy Wilson said that in Syria, "50,000 Christians have been cleared from the city of Homs", while in Sudan two million Christians were killed by the regime over a 30-year period. He added: "Within the last month, hundreds of people, from Nigeria to Eritrea to Kazakhstan to China, have been arrested and put in prison simply because of their faith, and when they go into prison they are denied due process. They are denied access to lawyers. They are sometimes even denied knowledge of the charges facing them. They can languish in prison for a long time and in horrible conditions… This is not only happening in Muslim countries. From Morocco to Pakistan, Christians in Muslim countries are under threat, but it happens elsewhere too." The recent comments of Baroness Warsi at a lecture in Washington were echoed, including her assertion that "the parts of the world where Christianity first spread is now seeing large sections of the Christian community leaving, and those that are remaining feeling persecuted". MP Nigel Dodds said that the "persecution of Christians is not new", but that it is "staggering" how many Christians are killed today. In Iraq, he noted the words of Canon Andrew White, who had said that Christians are "frightened even to walk to church because they might come under attack. All the churches are targets… We used to have 1.5 million Christians, now we have probably only 200,000 left… There are more Iraqi Christians in Chicago than there are here". Sir Edward Leigh said the remaining number of Christians in Iraq was likely to be closer to 600,000, but that this was still a shocking figure and that "things have become much worse since the invasion". "Within the last month, hundreds of people, from Nigeria to Eritrea to Kazakhstan to China, have been arrested and put in prison simply because of their faith." MP Sammy Wilson. MP Rehman Chishti said: "I come from a Muslim background, and my father was an imam… I know it is absolutely right and proper to have a debate on the subject". He called the persecution "completely and utterly unacceptable" and "a very sad state of affairs". He also quoted his "good friend" the former Bishop of Rochester, Michael Nazir-Ali: "He told me that the persecution of Christians was taking place in more than 130 of the 190 countries in the world at the moment". During the debate, the oppression experienced by Christians in China and Malaysia were also highlighted and outlined. As the British Prime Minister is currently in China, MP David Rutley raised the issue of the sizeable Christian community in China, and asked about the potential establishment of a deeper inter-faith dialogue to engage the Chinese authorities with Christian groups. Meanwhile, a UK-based organisation has claimed that the number of countries posing an extreme risk to the human rights of their populations has risen by 70 per cent in the past five years. Risk analysis company Maplecroft (which researched 197 countries for its annual Human Rights Risk Atlas 2014) says that since 2008 the number has risen steeply from 20 to 34, predominantly comprised of countries in the Middle East and Africa. Syria tops the list, followed by Sudan, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Pakistan, Somalia, Afghanistan and Iraq. Thu Jan 09, 2014 2:43. Syria: Survivor Recounts How Terrorists Beheaded a Youth on Homs-Marmarita Road. #TEHRAN ( #FNA) Terrorists opened fire on a car on the Homs-Marmarita road on Tuesday night and then attacked the two passengers, beheading one of them. Firas Badr Nader, who survived the attack, told SANA's correspondent at Al-Bassel Hospital in Tartous that he and his friend Fadi Michael Matta were coming back from work in a hotel in Homs when five terrorists intercepted them and opened fire on the car. Nader said that he was shot and lost control of the car, causing it to crash, and as the terrorists approached the car he played dead, and then the terrorist dragged him and his friend out of the car and tied the latter's hands. He then heard one of the terrorists instructing one of his accomplices to "slit his throat" at which point they decapitated Matta, then they stole all the documents and money they had and fled after trying to burn the car and failing. After he was sure that the terrorists had left, Nader opened his eyes and saw that Matta was lying down covered in blood and decapitated. He said he ran until he reached a friend's house in al-Meshtaye area where he called the authorities, and an ambulance arrived soon at the scene of the crime and transported Nader to Al-Bassel Hospital and took Matta's body to a hospital in Marmarita. Catching Our Eye. Kazakh pastor's trial begins. The trial against 67-year-old Kazakh pastor Bakhytzhan Kashkumbayev has started, eight months after his incarceration for allegedly "harming the health" of a member of his congregation. The pastor has also been accused of inciting hatred, propagating extremism and leading an organisation that harms others. If found guilty, he could face a lengthy prison term. Kashkumbayev denied all charges against him at a court hearing in Astana, the capital, on Jan. 22. The trial was adjourned until Jan. 31 to allow Kashkumbayev's lawyer some time to study the case materials. Catching Our Eye. This is the place where we post news updates, quick takes, and links to items of interest around the web. Bookmark this page and visit regularly to see what's Catching Our Eye. Kazakh pastor's trial begins. The trial against 67-year-old Kazakh pastor Bakhytzhan Kashkumbayev has started, eight months after his incarceration for allegedly "harming the health" of a member of his congregation. The pastor has also been accused of inciting hatred, propagating extremism and leading an organisation that harms others. If found guilty, he could face a lengthy prison term. Kashkumbayev denied all charges against him at a court hearing in Astana, the capital, on Jan. 22. The trial was adjourned until Jan. 31 to allow Kashkumbayev's lawyer some time to study the case materials. Source: Forum 18. Syrian Christian beheaded, A Christian man was beheaded last week as he drove home from work in Homs, reports Fars News. Fides confirms that Fadi Matanius Mattah, 34, was killed and his friend Firas Nader, 29, was wounded as armed jihadists opened fire on their car. A priest told Fides that, noting that Fadi was wearing a cross around his neck, they beheaded him. Afghan atheist scared of going home. An Afghan atheist has been granted asylum in the UK for 'religious' reasons, reports the BBC. Brought up a Muslim, the man has become an atheist after six years in the UK and claims he would face persecution and possibly a death sentence if he returned home. It is believed to be the first time someone has been granted asylum in the UK on the basis of their atheism. CAR crisis 'far from over' The crisis in the Central African Republic is far from over, despite the resignation of President Michel Djotodia, according to a local Catholic archbishop. "The shooting has ceased, but the tensions are still there," said Nestor Desire Nongo-Aziagbia, archbishop of Bossangoa. "Resignation is a first step towards solving the crisis." The archbishop added that politicians must now elect someone to "bring the people together". Nearly one million people have been displaced since the beginning of the conflict in March. More than 100,000 are camped at Bangui's airport, while others are sleeping in churches and mosques. Source: RNS. CAR President Djotodia resigns. Central African Republic's first Muslim president Michel Djotodia has resigned from office at a regional summit aimed at ending the violence that has engulfed the country. Djotodia took power from former president Francois Bozizé in a coup in March last year, as head of the now-disbanded Séléka rebel forces. Séléka forces were accused of gross human rights abuses, including mass rape and murder, and of specifically targeting Christians. Violence has continued between the disbanded group and self-defence militias named anti-Balaka (anti-Machete). Christians had protested for Djotodia's removal from power before Christmas. Catching Our Eye. This is the place where we post news updates, quick takes, and links to items of interest around the web. Bookmark this page and visit regularly to see what's Catching Our Eye. Herald boss investigated over 'Allah'. The director of Malaysia's Catholic Herald newspaper, at the centre of the storm regarding Christians' use of the word 'Allah', is being investigated for comments made in an article on December 27 claiming Catholics have a right to use the word. Lawrence Andrew, who is also a Catholic priest, is being investigated for "sedition", reports Fides. This follows the seizure by the country's top Islamic authority, alongside police, of more than 330 Malaysian bibles from the Malaysian Bible Society last week because they used the word 'Allah' for God. The Islamic Religious Department claims the use of the word 'Allah' should be reserved for Muslims alone. In a separate development, the Malaysian government has moved to ban the country's leading coalition of 54 human rights NGOs, COMANGO, which reported to the UN Human Rights' Council Universal Periodic Review (UPR) in 2013. The government says most of these NGOs are 'un-Islamic' and un-registered. COMANGO says as a coalition entity, it is not itself bound by registration legislation. During the UPR, COMANGO called for its government to sign the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, of which Article 18 is about the rights of religious freedom. A representative of the Malaysian government defended its religious restrictions, saying they are in the interests of public order. Vatican to hold peace talks. The Vatican has scheduled a meeting for Jan. 13 to discuss the potential for a cease-fire in Syria, ahead of UN-backed peace talks in Geneva, planned to start on Jan. 24. Bishop Marcelo Sanchez Sorondo told Vatican Radio that a cessation of hostilities was vital "in order to allow humanitarian aid, to create humanitarian corridors that at the moment don't exist, and the cessation of persecution against Christians and so-called interreligious martyrdom". He said that Syria's Christians fear they are being targeted systematically by Islamist rebels seeking to oust Syrian President Bashar al-Assad. The Vatican said Egyptian politician Mohamed El Baradei and American economist Jeffrey Sachs will attend the meeting. Former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair has also been invited. 30 killed in Plateau State violence. Around 30 people were killed and 25 others injured on Jan. 7 during an attack in Plateau State, in Central Nigeria. More than 40 houses were burnt down during the attack, which local media blamed on Fulani herdsmen. Much of the violence is blamed on land disputes between mainly Muslim Fulani herdsmen and the mainly Christian Berom farmers, reports the BBC, in the area where Nigeria's predominantly Muslim north meets its Christian-majority south. Nanle Church update: 11 released. A number of Christians from Nanle County Church in Henan Province, China, have been released after almost two months in custody, although 13 are still being detained. Twenty-four church members were arrested in mid-November, including five church leaders, after a dispute over a piece of land on which the group hoped to build a new church. Source: China Aid. Iranian convert jailed for evangelism. An Iranian Christian convert has been sentenced to one year in prison for charges including evangelism. Hossein Saketi Aramsari was tried at the Revolutionary Court in Karaj, near Tehran. He was arrested in July of last year. Source: Mohabat News. Catching Our Eye. This is the place where we post news updates, quick takes, and links to items of interest around the web. Bookmark this page and visit regularly to see what's Catching Our Eye. Egypt's President visits church. Egypt's President has attended Christmas celebrations at Cairo's Orthodox Cathedral: reported to be the first time in history that the President has done so. The gesture of solidarity comes at a poignant time for Egypt's 10% Christian minority, who last year experienced their worst violence, at the hands of lslamists, for hundreds of years. (Source: RFI) Freed priest returns to France. Georges Vandenbeusch, the French priest held hostage for nearly seven weeks in Cameroon, returned to France on New Year's Day. President Francois Hollande greeted the 42-year-old cleric at an Air Force base near Paris early on Jan. 1, after France Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius received him in the Cameroon capital of Yaounde. The Islamist militant group Boko Haram took responsibility for the kidnapping in November. Little has been revealed about the circumstances of his release, though the French government has said no ransom was paid. Source: BBc. Farsi speakers banned from church, A church in Tehran has become the latest to close its doors to Farsi speakers. St. Peter's Evangelical Church in the Iranian capital is preventing speakers of the country's official language from attending following pressure from government officials, reports Mohabat News. Armenians and Assyrians will be permitted to attend the church, but the IDs of all congregants will be passed on to the government, Mohabat adds. In May, the Central Assemblies of God church in Tehran was forced to cancel all services in the Farsi language or face permanent closure. Following this, Mansour Borji, advocacy officer for human-rights group Article 18, said: "I am certain that the AOG church in Tehran will not be the last. If the Iranian government manages to close this church, the few remaining churches that have Farsi-speaking services will follow." Iranian converts arrested. Five Iranian converts to Christianity were arrested while celebrating Christmas together in Tehran, reports Mohabat News. Ahmad Bazyar, Fagheh Nasrollahi, Mastaneh Rastegari, Amir-Hossein Ne'matollahi and another man with the surname of Hosseini were arrested on Christmas Eve at Mr. Hosseini's house and taken to an unknown location. Meanwhile Mohabat News reports that another Iranian Christian serving a six-year jail sentence in Karaj has written to the UN's High Commissioner for Human Rights to complain after his family home was raided, with his wife and children at home. Behnam Irani wrote from prison: "[The] Islamic regime of Iran does not seem to be tired of persecuting the followers of non-Islamic faiths and is seeking to establish a religious dictatorship… Iranian authorities raided our homes and made the sweetness of Christmas bitter for us." More Christians arrested in Nanle. Several more members of Nanle County Church in Henan Province in China have been arrested, China Aid reports. those reportedly detained include the youngest daughter of Pastor Zhang Shaojie, who was himself one of the 24 church members arrested last month. Seven of the 24 were reportedly released, but the whereabouts of the remaining 17 is unknown and they have been denied access to a lawyer. Catching Our Eye. This is the place where we post news updates, quick takes, and links to items of interest around the web. Bookmark this page and visit regularly to see what's Catching Our Eye. One of 'worst ever' years for Copts. Egypt's Coptic Christians are undergoing some of the worst persecution of their 2000-year history, reports CBS News. in its flagship programme, '60 Minutes', CBS reports that Copts hoped Egypt's revolution would improve their fortunes, but instead the last year has been "one of their worst ever". CAR: Djotodia to speak to militias. Central African Republic President Michel Djotodia has offered to speak to the leaders of so-called "Christian" militias, reports the BBC, in attempt to deal with the worsening sectarian conflict. Speaking to French RFI radio, he said he was ready to "extend his hand". A former rebel leader, Djotodia became the Christian majority country's first Muslim leader after a coup in March. Meanwhile, the African Union has authorised increasing the number of troops deployed in the country to 6,000. An estimated 10 per cent of the CAR's 4.6 million population have fled their homes since the beginning of the violence. Lawyers begin hunger strike

Fifteen lawyers who have been prevented from seeing their clients – a group of 24 Chinese Christians arrested in Henan Province earlier this month – have started a hunger strike outside the Nanle County Public Security Bureau. China Aid reports that of the 24 Christians detained, seven have been released, but 17 remain in custody and have been denied permission to see their lawyers. It is still unclear on what charges they are being detained. Retired Iranian pastor jailed. A retired Iranian pastor has been sentenced to three-and-a-half years in prison.. rev. Vruir Avanessian, 61, who is of Armenian descent, was found guilty on Dec. 5 of anti-government activities and promotion of ideas contrary to the sanctity of the Islamic Republic of Iran. the pastor, who is reported to be unwell, has 20 days to appeal. Source: Mohabat News. Bishops arrested at Dalit protest. Bishops were arrested by police in India during a protest against the discrimination of the Christian Dalit minority. Archbishop Anil Couto of Delhi was among those arrested during the protest on Dec. 11. He and several other bishops were taken to a local police station and later released, reports UCA. Protestors were demanding a revamp of India's constitution, which guarantees a reservation of government jobs and places in educational institutions for underprivileged classes, but Christians and Muslims among these classes are denied such benefits on the grounds that their religions do not recognise the caste system.

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burn satana ☦️ shariah ☦️ Allah ☦️ owl ☦️ Marduch burn JaBullOn Baal SpA: burn in Jesus's name, alleluia! DRINK YOUR POISON MADE BY YOURSELF amen ☦️ alleluia ☦️ #uniusREI #Governor drink your POISON, made by yourself, amen ] C. S. P. B. Croce del Santo Padre Benedetto C. S. S. M. L. Croce sacra sii la mia Luce, N. D. S. M. D. Che il dragone non sia il mio duce V. R. S. Vadre Retro satana Allontanati satana! N. S. M. V. Non mi persuaderai di cose vane S. M. Q. L. Ciò che mi offri è cattivo I.V. B. Ipsa Venena Bibas Bevi tu stesso i tuoi veleni. DRINK YOUR POISON MADE BY YOURSELF: DA UN CIMITERO devono uscire, ed in un cimitero devono entrare: definitivamente! ] Croce del Santo Padre Benedetto. Croce Santa sii la mia Luce e non sia mai il dragone mio duce. Va indietro satana! Non mi persuaderai di cose vane. Sono mali le cose che mi offri, bevi tu stesso il tuo veleno. Nel Nome del Padre, del Figlio e dello Spirito Santo . Amen!

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TUTTO UN SOLO COMPLOTTO USA CIA TURCHIA ARABIA SAUDITA [ The Free Syrian Army (Arabic: الجيش السوري الحر , al-Jaysh as-Sūrī al-Ḥurr, FSA) is a group of defected Syrian Armed Forces officers and soldiers, No-comment Prigioniero Isis: "Sono stato reclutato e addestrato in Turchia" in un campo millitare del "free syrian army" https://youtu.be/1F7pwo1B2uc PandoraTV Pubblicato il 30 dic 2015. Abdurrahman Abdulhadi, militante ISIS siriano, è stato imprigionato dalle Kurdish People's Protection Units (YPG) l'1 novembre 2015 nel villaggio di Heresta, nei pressi di Al-Hasakah, in Siria. L'intervista è stata condotta da un giornalista. accreditata da Sputnik in un prigione nel Rojava, in cui Abdurrahman Abdulhadi è attualmente detenuto. Video diffuso da Ruptly.
SALMAN SAUDI ARABIA ERDOGAN ] voi non avete capito niente! [ I SACERDOTI DI SATANA ESSENDO STATI SCONFITTI ORA DIPENDONO DA ME ] in che modo voi volete morire?
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187AUDIOHOSTEM voleva rendermi colpevole, di peccato di concupiscenza e adulterio spirituale, e disse: "quello che l'occhio guarda il cuore desidera", COSì AVREBBE DISTRUTTO IL MIO MINISTERO POLITICO, ma, il fatto che io sono attratto dalle curve femminili, non vuol dire che io coltivo sentimenti di concupiscenza nel mio cuore! E LUI (la CIA ) PUò VEDERE QUELLO CHE I MIEI OCCHI GUARDANO, utilizzando le connessioni neuronali aliene che sono state poste nel mio cervello, MA, lui NON PUò VEDERE QUELLO CHE IL MIO CUORE DESIDERA!
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i sacerdoti di satana della CIA avevano perso contro di me ogni confronto, e addirittura: Synnek1 era stato licenziato come Direttore generale di youtube, ed era diventato 187AudioHostem. per merito mio, ] EPPURE, NON SEMBRA AFFATTO CHE I SACERDOTI DI SATANA e della CIA, ABBIANO PERSO IL CONTROLLO DI YOUTUBE [ @Kerry, Rothschild, Bush, 322, 666 187AUDIOHOSTEM -- quanto sangue di porco, tu hai bevuto oggi? 187AUDIOHOSTEM [I Know Much About You Piece Of Shit]
UFuckWithWrongPerson ( lui è IHateNewLayout ) I love you pics ( vuol dire che, attraverso Le connessioni neuronali aliene, IMPIANTATE NEL MIO CERVELLO, lui può vedere attraverso i miei occhi e può percepire attraverso i miei sensi! )
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non sono lo stupido cattivo che se la prende contro i banchieri che lavorano per portare uno stipendio a casa! me la prendo con gli azionisti SpA Banche Centrali, che hanno sputato contro la Bibbia e contro la Costituzione nella MASSONERIA! .. non potrete sfuggire all'ira dei popoli!
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Erdogan, Salman, FED Merkel Obama NATO CIA FMI ] ORA è IL VOSTRO TURNO [ io ho visto il vostro satana trascinare la croce sul calvario monte, con la corona di spine in testa! ORA TOCCA A VOI! Van rumpuy his massonico valore ] MERKEL MOGHERINI RENZI [ alto tradimento NATO SpA Rothschild FED FMI NWO ] satana è dio mecca caaba
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ISRAELE dear BLOGSPOT GOOGLE ] SOSTANZIALMENTE DICE SEMPRE [ firefox non risponde! ] sono i vampiri della CIA DATAGATE della NSA UK, LEGA ARABA, sono tutti a succhiare il mio pene cazzo ciola ADSL 100MB fibra ottica!
dear BLOGSPOT GOOGLE ] io ho cancellato tutti i cookies ed infatti la segnazione del tipo di errore è cambiato, non riesco ancora a mettere i tag! Spiacenti, si è verificato un errore. (bX-owt4t6)
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IL BULLISMO DEL POTERE FINANZIARIO TECNOCRATICO MASSONICO E LA SOVVERSIONE DEMOCRATICA. 29.12.2015( Il primo ministro montenegriNo chiede la fiducia al Parlamento, ma non concede il referendum popolare per l'ingresso nella Nato
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IO SONO L'OSSERVATORIO SUL MARTIRIO DEI CRISTIANI DA 30 ANNI, E SONO INDIGNATO DALLE AFFERMAZIONI DI QUESTA FEMMINA! QUALI LIBERTà RELIGIOSE ESISTONO IN ARABIA SAUDITA? QUANTI CRISTIANI SONO SOPRAVVISSUTI IN TURCHIA? NEW YORK, 30 DIC - L'Isis commette un genocidio contro i cristiani e le altre minoranze religiose in Medio Oriente. Lo afferma Hillary Clinton. "Sì. Lo chiamerò genocidio adesso", ha detto. "E lo farò perchè ora abbiamo prove sufficienti", ha proseguito: "Quello che sta succedendo adesso è genocidio, deliberatamente rivolto non solo a distruggere le vite umane, ma anche a cancellare l'esistenza dei cristiani e delle altre minoranze religiose in Medio Oriente, nei territori controllati dall'Isis".
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INDIA NON HA IL CONCETTO DI DECORRENZA DEI TERMINI CARCERAZIONE PREVENTIVA. QUINDI STARANNO LI IN ETERNO. 29 DIC - Oltre cento militanti di Azione Nazionale hanno manifestato stamani davanti l'Ambasciata dell'India a Roma per chiedere la liberazione dei due sottoufficiali della Marina Italiana, Massimiliano Latorre e Salvatore Girone, il cui destino è da oltre 1.440 giorni in mano al governo di Nuova Delhi. I manifestanti hanno aperto uno striscione con su scritto "Marò Subito Liberi" e sei di loro si sono incatenati per protesta fuori la sede diplomatica indiana.
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il regime massonico USA SPA FED NEOCONS, prevede di contrastare le libertà costituzionali dei propri parlamentari! ] QUINDI PER GLI USA I PROPRI PARLAMENTARI VANNO CONTRASTATI, CAPIAMO TUTTI CHE ISRAELE è IL NEMICO, DA ABBATTERE, MA VIOLARE LA SOVRANITà DEI PROPRI PARLAMENTARI è INCOSTITUZIONALE! [ NEW YORK, 30 DIC - Le intercettazioni della National Security Agency (NSA) dei leader stranieri hanno incluso anche conversazioni private tra alti ufficiali israeliani, tra cui il premier Benyamin Netanyahu, deputati al Congresso Usa e gruppi ebraici americani. Lo riferisce il Wall Street Journal che cita ex ed attuali funzionari Usa. Secondo la Casa Bianca - rivelano le fonti al giornale - le intercettazioni potevano essere valide per contrastare la campagna di Netanyahu contro l'accordo nucleare con l'Iran.
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LEGIONE di zombies 666 Obama GENDER Darwin la scimmia ] TU STAI ZITTO E NON FIATARE!
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SALMAN SAUDI ARABIA ] [ ok, se non vuoi costruire 4 milioni di Chiese, tu mi devi costruire il TEMPIO EBRAICO e mi devi dare la MADIANA, per costruirlo!
ARABIA TURCHIA SAUDITA ] lo sanno tutti che, i santi martiri cristiani innocenti, si onorano, con il dedicare loro, la titolarità delle Chiese, e dalla maledetta apparizione, del vostro falso Profeta Maometto ad oggi? voi avete ucciso non meno di 40 milioni di martiri cristiani! E LORO HANNO AVUTO DA DIO LE CHIAVI DEL PARADISO! Quindi se vuoi entrare in Paradiso? ogni 10 martiri uccisi dai maomettani tu devi costruire una Chiesa!
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ARABIA TURCHIA SAUDITA ] ovviamente, noi siamo infedeli, noi siamo idolatri, noi siamo la merda, il nostro dio non esiste, QUINDI NOI POSSIAMO COMPRARE, come schiavi che devono morire, DAI FARISEI I NOSTRI SOLDI AD INTERESSE! [ mentre al contrario ], voi siete i veri fedeli, non siete idolatri, non siete la merda, il vostro Dio e quello vero, e la vostra religione è l'unica religione giusta, ecco perché , anche voi POTETE COMPRARE DAI FARISEI I VOSTRI SOLDI AD INTERESSE, come schiavi che devono morire, DAI SALMAN VAFFANCULO BESTIA!
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ARABIA TURCHIA SAUDITA ] che cosa? voi comprate ad interesse, come schiavi di Satana Bush il fariseo Rothschild, il vostro denaro, stampato dall'occhio di Lucifero FMI, piramide torre di Babilonia, e poi, con quel denaro che è il simbolo del demonio, poi, voi entrate in una Moschea del vostro idolo Allah la Cagna Troia! VOI MI FATE SCHIFO!
TURCHIA SAUDITA ] VOSTRA sharia? è Bush Maometto OBAMA, QUINDI IL VOSTRO ALLAH è IL GUFO TOPO ROTHSCHILD: IL FARISEO, INFATTI VOI SIETE I SUOI SCHIAVI CAGNA: CHE COMPRATE I SUOI SOLDI DAL VOSTRO DIO TOPO, IL GUFO, SOLDI PAGATI AD INTERESSE, e se il vostro Dio Allah non era anche lui una cagna? già vi avrebbe uccisi tutti!
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ALLAH il fetido ] se, il vostro Dio fosse vero? come voi potevate essere gli alleati dei sacerdoti di satana CIA NATO farisei massoni USA? non ci sono massoni anche tra di voi? in Turchia ci sono eccome! e poiché voi dichiarate che il vostro dio è il demonio, poi, lo sanno tutti .. NON SI FA PECCATO AD INSULTARE IL DEMONIO! se, poi, è per colpa vostra che io sto profanando il vostro dio? poi, questo è un peccato che, si aggiunge alla lista dei vostri peccati, che gridano "vendetta" presso il Trono di Dio, cioè, quando la coppa della sua ira sarà stata riempita contro di voi!
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TURCHIA ARABIA SAUDITA ] ma, se come voi dite, Allah è il Dio di Abramo, POI, ABRAMO NON HA FATTO I VOSTRI DELITTI. Lui IL TOPO ALLAH, se la prenderà contro di me, che lo sto insultando per colpa vostra? voi avete profanato la sua santità! OPPURE SE LA PRENDERà CONTRO DI VOI? voi lo avete messo in mezzo ai demoni del gufo USA SPA FED, il vostro dio? voi lo avete fatto diventare un demonio, quindi io insulto il vostro demonio, e non c'è peccato ad insultare il demonio, infatti, tutti i delitti e crimini del gufo? anche il vostro dio li fa: come voi siete gli alleati del gufo al bohemian grove USA. QUINDI, VOI STATE BESTEMMIANDO IL VOSTRO DIO, NON IO! e se mi dite, noi stiamo ingannando il GUFO, perché noi siamo ISIS, Boko Haram ecc.. poi, sorgono problemi anche peggiori per il vostro dio di merda! Masonry is satanic Rothschild RELIGION TOPO ALLAH, DESERT IDOL LILIT MECCA CAABA SHARIA
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TUTTI POSSONO OTTENERE L'INDIPENDENZA SE FUGGONO DALLA RUSSIA.. MA, C'è LA POSSIBILITà DI AVERE LA INDIPENDENZA PER FUGGIRE DALLA NATO? I CADAVERI IN DONBASS HANNO DETTO DI NO! l presidente della Serbia, da parte sua, ha dichiarato che Belgrado è rammaricata dal sostegno turco all'indipendenza del Kosovo. "È particolarmente doloroso per noi, quando i nostri amici promuovono l'indipendenza del Kosovo. Sto parlando anche della Turchia", — ha detto Nikolic: http://it.sputniknews.com/politica/20151229/1805671/Turchia-Serbia-aiuto.html#ixzz3vjtLO9Sr
E I SATANISTI ISLAMICI ERDOGAN NATO USA POLIZIOTTI DEL MONDO CHE DICONO? Nepal, violente proteste etnia Madhesi, Contro la nuova Costituzione che non tutela la minoranza
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Salman Erdogan ARABIA SAUDITA, LEGA ARABA ] [ SUVVIA SIAMO SERI.. se Allah era un vero Dio, come voi potevate fare gli alleati degli USA FARISEI ROTHSCHILD TALMUD KABBALAH IL GUFO BAAL cannibali? lo sanno tutti che sono massoni GENDER DARWIN e sacerdoti di Satana, QUINDI allah potrebbe soltanto essere un demone topo assassino maligno ecc.. ecc.. VOI ANDRETE DISPERATI TUTTI ALL'INFERNO! ] però noi possiamo diventare tutti adoratori di JHWH, non è difficile, coraggio!
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Abd Allah TOPO LILIT, DEMONE DEL DESERTO. Allah è soltanto un topo! SOLTANTO JHWH è VERO! ] BUSH 322 KERRY ROTHSCHILD ] da vivo, o meglio da morto? IO SO, sempre, voi DOVE SIETE! e non potrebbe mai esistere un vostro esercito di: alieni demoni fantasmi vampiri zombies, ecc.. che mai potrebbe essere un problema per me! [ COSA DI FOLLE CRIMINALE, SOPRANNATURALE, ESOTERICO MASSONICO, E SOPRATTUTTO DI IRRAZIONALE (PER GLI UMANI PUò SEMBRARE IL SATANISMO) SI DEVE FARE PER PORTARE SATANA, AD ESSERE ADORATO DA TUTTO IL GENERE UMANO? IL PROBLEMA DEGLI USA NON è LA RUSSIA, CINA, ECC.. O LA GUERRA MONDIALE, NO! IL LORO PROBLEMA SONO SOLTANTO IO: UNIUS REI: IL RE DI ISRAELE! IO NON POSSO ESSERE VINTO DA NESSUNO! COME DICE IL PROVERBIO: "IL POTERE E LA POTENZA SENZA IL CONTROLLO DIVENTERANNO UNA MINACCIA CONTRO DI TE! "Razzismo" occidentale e Stato Islamico sono gemelli siamesi.". 29.12.2015 ( What they say about USA. Lo Stato Islamico è una conseguenza. Il motivo della sua comparsa è stato il monopolio americano sul mondo, cresciuto dopo la fine dell'URSS e continuato per gli ultimi 25 anni: http://it.sputniknews.com/mondo/20151229/1805444/razzismo-isis.html#ixzz3vjUTI0RM
BUSH 322 KERRY ROTHSCHILD ] da vivo o meglio da morto? IO SO, sempre, voi DOVE SIETE!
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COSA DI FOLLE CRIMINALE, SOPRANNATURALE, ESOTERICO MASSONICO, E SOPRATTUTTO DI IRRAZIONALE (PER GLI UMANI PUò SEMBRARE IL SATANISMO) SI DEVE FARE PER PORTARE SATANA, AD ESSERE ADORATO DA TUTTO IL GENERE UMANO? IL PROBLEMA DEGLI USA NON è LA RUSSIA, CINA, ECC.. O LA GUERRA MONDIALE, NO! IL LORO PROBLEMA SONO SOLTANTO IO: UNIUS REI: IL RE DI ISRAELE! IO NON POSSO ESSERE VINTO DA NESSUNO! COME DICE IL PROVERBIO IL POTERE E LA POTENZA SENZA IL CONTROLLO DIVENTERANNO UNA MINACCIA CONTRO DI TE! "Razzismo" occidentale e Stato Islamico sono gemelli siamesi. 17:41 29.12.2015( What they say about USA. Lo Stato Islamico è una conseguenza. Il motivo della sua comparsa è stato il monopolio americano sul mondo, cresciuto dopo la fine dell'URSS e continuato per gli ultimi 25 anni: http://it.sputniknews.com/mondo/20151229/1805444/razzismo-isis.html#ixzz3vjUTI0RM
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questo è l'insegnamento dogmatico, che un qualsiasi saudita di salafita wahhabita, darebbe oggi nei territori di guerra, che poi, loro i sauditi ammettono ancora oggi, lo sfruttamento di schiavi e schiave, perché questo è oggettivamente, sia il Corano che la sharia! Così è sempre stato e così sempre sarà, finché non verranno sterminati, tutti i salafiti come ERDOGAN! LONDRA, 29 DIC - L'Isis arriva a indicare regole su come violentare le 'schiave'. Il britannico Daily Mirror pubblica sul suo sito la 'fatwa' emessa in gennaio dallo Stato islamico con 15 'norme' introdotte dopo che i militanti dello Stato islamico si erano lasciati andare a terribili violenze nei confronti delle vittime. Ma il presunto 'regolamento' in realtà non fa che sottolineare il sadismo dell'Isis: viene proibito lo stupro di donne con le mestruazioni, incinte, o di due sorelle contemporaneamente.
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Dio JHWH dispera di poter salvare gli USA, questa nazione così potentemente maledetta dagli omosessuali satanisti culto massoni farisei! Dio distruggerà gli USA completamente... è indispensabile che tutti coloro che appartengono al popolo di Dio escano fuori da questa Nazione MALEFICATA!
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ISRAEL ] potrebbero essere stati angeli? non so dirlo! ma il tutto è stato fatto: in una frazione di secondo e con troppa precisa determinazione! [ qualcuno nel blog, mi ha fatto comparire, in un luogo del documento, da ma lasciato intenzionalmente senza commenti, che, questa posizione del post, doveva essere: necessariamente, senza commenti, un posto siramente pulito, sotto delle immagini: IN CODA, CIOè IN FONDO A TUTTO IL POST, che mi sarebbe servito in seguito, per un copia incolla, che avevo prospettato di fare, questo strano hacker MI HA FATTO EVIDENZIARE, in questa zona dove avevo cancellato tutto, DUE MIEI VECCHI COMMENTI: 1. IL PRIMO ARTICOLO, giustificava PUTIN per avere dato gli S300 all'IRAN, infatti lui ha paura di forze militarmente soverchianti, e non è stato lui il primo che ha armato fino ai denti i nazisti islamici, 2. ed IL SECONDO ARTICOLO: denunciava OBAMA, di avere ipocritamente fatto un accordo con CUBA e IRAN, al solo scopo, di farsi una immagine di pacifista, come a dire: 1. tutti i disastri nel mondo, 2. il gencidio di tutti i cristiani nel Medio Oriente, ecc.., 3. la diffusione della galassia jihadista, 4. e la stessa Guerra Mondiale Nucleare non potevano mai essere stati colpa mia, perché io sono un pacifista!
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E NOI QUANDO IRRORIAMO SANZIONI ALLA TURCHIA PER AVERE COMPRATO IL PETROLIO DA ISIS? QUESTA NATO USA UE LEGA ARABA? è UN COVO DI DELINQUENTI MASSONI, TRADITORI USURAI LADRI, ASSASSINI!
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E NOI QUANDO IRRORIAMO SANZIONI ALLA TURCHIA PER AVERE COMPRATO IL PETROLIO DA ISIS? Il presidente russo Vladimir Putin ha firmato un decreto per l'attuazione di misure economiche speciali contro la Turchia. Lo ha reso noto il servizio stampa del Cremlino. Turchia non pagherà danni per l'abbattimento del bombardiere russo Su-24 in Siria
Le relazioni tra Mosca e Ankara si sono deteriorate dopo che le forze turche hanno abbattuto un aereo russo Su-24 in risposta a una presunta violazione dello spazio aereo turco. Il Su-24 era impegnato in un'operazione antiterrorismo della Russia in Siria.
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è INDISPENSABILE DICHIARARE GUERRA ALLA NATO! 29.12.2015. Washington sta cercando un motivo per far saltare il vertice NATO fissato per l'anno 2016 a Varsavia. In questo modo gli USA intendono far capire alla Polonia che le sue azioni possono danneggiare i rapporti tra i due Paesi, dice l'ex capo della diplomazia polacca Grzegorz Schetyna: http://it.sputniknews.com/politica/20151229/1803930/summit-nato-polonia-politica.html#ixzz3vixmk9X7
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è INDISPENSABILE DICHIARARE GUERRA ALLA NATO!
16:19 Iraq, esercito iracheno ha catturato ministro delle Finanze del Daesh
16:17 Reporter senza frontiere: 110 giornalisti uccisi nel 2015
15:43 Iraq, esercito segnala cattura del “tesoriere” Daesh
15:41 Summit NATO può saltare a causa della politica della Polonia
15:13 Mosca: escalation in Ucraina evitata grazie alla Russia: http://it.sputniknews.com/mondo/#ixzz3vix0ukST
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ANKARA, 29 DIC. un INQUIETANTE ISLAMICO NAZISTA SALMAN ERDOGAN SALAFITA CRIMINALE INTERNAZIONALE, MANDANTE DEL TERRORISMO MONDIALE ISLAMICO: LUI MI DEVE DIRE COSA è IL CONCETTO DELLA PIETà NEL SUO CORANO MECCA CAABA ISLAM ALLAH SHARIA, Il presidente turco Recep Tayyip Erdogan accusa il presidente siriano Bashar al Assad di aver ucciso "400.000 persone", "senza pietà". Erdogan ha poi affermato che alcuni Paesi "gettano benzina sul fuoco" sostenendo i combattenti curdo-siriani, che Ankara bolla come terroristi. ASSAD HA CONSERVATO 2000 ANNI DI CRISTIANESIMO CHE ERDOGAN CON CIA E NATO HANNO DISTRUTTO, E NON è STATO ASSAD, AD UCCIDERE 2MILIONI DI CRISTIANI SIRIANI!
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cosa credevate che la Bibbia è una favola cattiva come il Corano? Caino oggi è Rothschild ed Abele oggi è ISRAELE, se volete che Satana sia il vostro Dio, è semplice: "uccidete Israele!"
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IL SIGNIFICATO DI QUESTO SIMBOLO MONETARIO è TROPPO EVIDENTE: ROTHSCHILD HA DETTO AD ISRAELE: "BAAL è IL MIO DIO GUFO IMF MARDUK SPA JABULLON FED, ED IO HO PAGATO MOLTO DI PIù PER FARTI MORIRE, DI COME HO PAGATO PER FARTI VIVERE! adesso: TUTTE LE NAZIONI DEL MONDO DEVONO DIRE, SE STANNO CON ME O SE STANNO CON ROTHSCHILD ] [ TEL AVIV, 29 DIC - Riproduzioni di banconote da 100 dollari statunitensi con la sovrapposizione dell'effigie di Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi e con scritte inneggianti allo Stato islamico sono stati rinvenute in diverse localita' della Galilea, in prossimita' di Kiryat Shmona. Lo rende noto la polizia israeliana che ha aperto un'inchiesta. Per il momento, ha precisato una portavoce, non e' chiaro quale fosse la loro finalita' e non si ha notizia di arresti. ] [ ISRAELE è stata pagata come una troia, a servizio prostituzione, per ORE CONTATE vita SHARIA il mortale nazismo CIA shoah new Olocausto SPA ROTHSCHILD FED NWO
PER ORA VOCI E RUMORI, SOSPETTI, MA QUESTA STORIA PUò PRENDERE UNA BRUTTA PIEGA! cioè, questa storia dei brogli eletorali nel sistema massonico Rothschild MERKEL Bildenberg OBAMA Banche centrali Spa, è una bruta storia che comincia a prendere consistenza. CARACAS, 30 DIC - Il presidente del Venezuela, Nicolas Maduro, ha detto che la vittoria dell'opposizione nelle elezioni dello scorso 6 dicembre è stata possibile grazie a "un piano dettagliato di brogli", sul quale è stata aperta un'inchiesta giudiziaria. "Non voglio anticipare i risultati preliminari dell'inchiesta", ha detto Maduro nel suo consueto programma televisivo settimanale, aggiungendo però che "c'è stato di tutto, compreso il volgare voto di scambio con delinquenti".
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Ambasciatore Siria all'ONU svela piani di Erdogan per far rinascere Impero Ottomano
12:24 30.12.2015(Il presidente turco sogna "di far rivivere l'eredità coloniale dell'Impero Ottomano." In molti modi Ankara interferisce negli affari interni della Siria e favorisce l'ingresso dei terroristi nel Paese, ritiene il rappresentante permanente della Siria alle Nazioni Unite. Damasco ha chiesto alla comunità internazionale di porre fine alle "violazioni e crimini" commessi dalle autorità turche nei confronti della Siria e dei rifugiati siriani, così come ha parlato dei piani del presidente turco Erdogan per far rinascere l'Impero Ottomano.
Il rappresentante permanente della Siria presso le Nazioni Unite Bashar Jaafari ha detto che i gruppi armati che a partire dal 2011 conducono "una guerra terroristica senza precedenti" contro la Siria sono appoggiati dagli Stati della regione e di altre parti, in particolare dal regime di Erdogan." La lettera indirizzata al segretario generale delle Nazioni Unite e al Consiglio di Sicurezza delle Nazioni Unite è stata diffusa all'interno dell'ONU martedì.
"Durante la crisi, l'ingerenza turca negli affari interni della Siria ha preso una varietà di forme, tra cui il coinvolgimento diretto del regime di Erdogan e delle forze armate turche in operazioni militari offensive a sostegno dei terroristi," — si legge nella missiva di Jaafari.
Ha inoltre affermato che la Turchia ha contribuito alla penetrazione dei terroristi in Siria assicurando "fuoco di copertura durante il passaggio dei terroristi in Siria lungo il confine."
"Per quanto riguarda il caccia russo abbattuto dalle forze armate turche, abbattuto nello spazio aereo siriano dopo aver bombardato le posizioni del Daesh (ISIS), non servono ulteriori chiarimenti in proposito perché il fatto stesso parla da sé," — è scritto nel testo.
Il rappresentante diplomatico della Siria ha inoltre sottolineato che Ankara sta commettendo crimini contro i profughi siriani in Turchia, "in fuga dal terrore e dalla tirannia di organizzazioni terroristiche come il Daesh," Al-Nusra ","Esercito di Conquista" e "Fronte Islamico", che il governo della Turchia copre nel suo territorio."
Secondo Jaafari, la tratta di esseri umani in cui sono impegnati i terroristi avviene "con il placet e la partecipazione diretta di organizzazioni controllate dal regime di Erdogan".
Jaafari ha osservato che qualche anno fa Erdogan aveva "sollevato la questione della tutela dei popoli di origine turca, nonostante il fatto siano cittadini di Stati sovrani": è la prova che indica come Erdogan voglia "far rivivere l'eredità coloniale dell'Impero Ottomano."
La Siria ha esortato la comunità internazionale a "prendere una posizione forte per porre fine a queste violazioni e crimini" di Ankara.
In Siria dal marzo 2011 è in corso un conflitto armato in cui, secondo le Nazioni Unite, sono rimaste uccise più di 220mila persone. Le truppe governative si oppongono a diversi gruppi armati islamici radicali, tra cui i terroristi del Daesh e del "Fronte Al-Nusra": http://it.sputniknews.com/mondo/20151230/1807271/Jaafari-Turchia-Daesh-AlNusra-terrorismo-Medioriente-profughi-Assad.html#ixzz3voEcmnx0
GRANDE FRATELLO lui sa sempre dove sei ] A.I. BIOLOGIA SINTETICA, ENTITà SIMBIOTICO COLLETTIVA ALIENA. LUI SA SEMPRE COSA HAI DECISO DI FARE! EPPURE, LA CIA PERMETTE CHE I DELITTI SI COMPIANO! PARIGI, 30 DIC - Il ministro della Difesa francese, Jean-Yves Le Drian, ha confermato la notizia dell'uccisione dell'estremista islamico francese Charaffe Al Mouadan (nome di battaglia 'Souleyman'), legato agli attentati di Parigi, annunciata ieri in un briefing della coalizione anti-Isis. "Sì, posso confermarlo", ha detto Le Drian, interpellato durante un incontro con un gruppo di militari a Parigi, aggiungendo di non avere "altri commenti" sulla vicenda.
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LA TURCHIA, COME TUTTI GLI ISLAMICI FANNO DI TUTTO, PER AUMENTARE LE CONDIZIONI SFAVOREVOLI E PER POTERLI AMMAZZARE! Turchia, traffico di uomini: traversate a prezzi stracciati con il mare grosso. 30.12.2015 Trafficanti di uomini propongono ai migranti viaggi verso l'Europa a prezzi stracciati quando condizioni atmosferiche rendono la traversata pericolosa. Trafficanti turchi propongono traversate del Mar Egeo a prezzi stracciati ai migranti che desiderano raggiungere le coste europee della Grecia. I bambini viaggiano gratis. Ma solo quando le condizioni atmosferiche rendono la traversata pericolosa.
"Mi hanno proposto uno sconto perché il mare fosse grosso e stesse piovendo. Era rischioso, ma ci hanno detto che sarebbe andata bene", ha raccontato l'infermiera siriana Nancy Ahmed alla Bbc.
Nancy ha raggiunto le coste dell'Europa, assieme ai due figli di 11 anni e alla madre settantenne, su un barcone che ha rischiato di rovesciarsi per ben tre volte. Alla guida un iracheno, migrante anche lui, cui i trafficanti hanno insegnato a guidare l'imbarcazione in una lezione della durata di appena un'ora. I migranti, una quarantina in tutto, sono stati soccorsi dalla Guardia Costiera greca. Altri, partiti lo scorso venerdì, con il temporale e il mare in tempesta, non sono stati altrettanto fortunati: il barcone si è capovolto e 13 persone sono affogate.
Ma i trafficanti di uomini sanno essere convincenti. "Andate adesso, costa solo 850 dollari. I bambini possono viaggiare gratis. Se aspettate domani, vi costerà il doppio", urlano.
Ron Redmond, portavoce dell'Alto commissariato delle Nazioni Unite per i rifugiati in Grecia, ritiene che l'abbassamento dei soldi chiesti per le traversate abbia fortemente contribuito all'aumento degli annegamenti nei giorni scorsi.
I trafficanti assicurano che i barconi di legno sono più resistenti dei gommoni. Ma, precisa Redmond, "queste barche, molto vecchie e insicure, meccanicamente non sono in buone condizioni. E caricano a bordo da 300 a 400 persone. Se affondano, la guardia costiera non può arrivare a tutti.": http://it.sputniknews.com/mondo/20151230/1810691/turchia-traffico-di-uomini.html#ixzz3vpB2xIjM
BISOGNA RIMUOVERE A SOGGETTI, SPA, PRIVATI, AZIONISTI, DI IMPOSSESSARSI DELLA SOVRANITà MONETARIA DI UN PAESE, PERCHé è IN QUESTO MODO, CHE LA DEMOCRAZIA DIVIENE UN DELITTO DI ALTO TRADIMENTO! Referendum in Svizzera contro la rendita frazionata. 18:23 30.12.2015. Il referendum mira a impedire che le banche private creino credito, cioè debito in quantità superiore a quello che hanno in cassa. Un referendum per consentire alla sola Banca centrale di emettere moneta: è quello che accadrà in Svizzera, entro sei mesi, dopo la raccolta di oltre 110mila firme. Attualmente il 90% del denaro è moneta elettronica che le banche private creano quando aprono linee di credito. Il referendum mira a impedire che le banche private creino credito, cioè debito in quantità superiore a quello che hanno in cassa. Le banche private, attraverso i prestiti, di fatto concorrono alla creazione di moneta poiché sono tenute a mantenere un rapporto solamente frazionario fra i propri depositi e i crediti che erogano.Tale rapporto in Europa è del 2%. Il risultato è che gran parte della moneta, quella elettronica, non è emessa direttamente dalla banca centrale, bensì dal sistema bancario privato attraverso il fenomeno del moltipliplicatore monetario. Fautore del referendum è il Movimento svizzero per la moneta sovrana, che intende togliere il potere di speculazione da parte delle banche private imponendo un rapporto di riserva pari al 100%. Precludere alle banche private questa possibilità, secondo i promotori, impedirebbe il presentarsi di bolle conseguenti a flussi abnormi di credito. L'Islanda ha già preso una tale decisione. Negli anni Trenta alcuni economisti, tra cui Irving Fisher, erano dello stesso avviso: http://it.sputniknews.com/economia/20151230/1811616/svizzera-contro-rendita-frazionata.html#ixzz3vpC60Blu
COSA è LA SHARIA? ECCOLA! Il sultano del piccolo Stato del Borneo mette al bando i festeggiamenti per il Natale. Cinque anni di carcere a chi festeggia il Natale in Brunei. E' questa la decisione del sultano del piccolo Stato del Borneo per il 25 dicembre, giorno in cui non si potranno "indossare simboli come croci, accendere candele, addobbare alberi di Natale, cantare inni religiosi, montare decorazioni". La nuova legge, era stata annunciata un anno fa al momento della reintroduzione della Sharia, la legge coranica, da parte del sultano Hassanal Bolkian. Il ministro degli affari religiosi del Paese ha spiegato che la scelta di vietare i festeggiamenti del Natale è dettata dalla necessità di "preservare il credo della comunità musulmana", adducendo come motivazione la prevalenza della fede musulmana sulle altre nel piccolo Stato, diffusa nel 65% della popolazione: http://it.sputniknews.com/mondo/20151222/1770325/brunei-divieto-natale.html#ixzz3vpDRXHHi
2016: nuovi rischi finanziari globali, La Federal Reserve, come previsto, ha chiuso il 2015 con un aumento del tasso di interesse dello 0,25%. Evidentemente si intenderebbe dare il messaggio di fine della crisi negli Stati Uniti: http://it.sputniknews.com/mondo/20151222/1770325/brunei-divieto-natale.html#ixzz3vpDtd24x
Trentatrè motivi per lasciare la Turchia fuori dall'Europa
Ogni Paese candidato a diventare membro dell'Unione Europea ha dovuto rispettare determinate condizioni per essere ammesso e in tutto sono trentatré i "capitoli" che vanno approfonditi e negoziati tra i Governi e i rappresentanti della Commissione: http://it.sputniknews.com/mondo/20151222/1770325/brunei-divieto-natale.html#ixzz3vpE2flZl
Secondo il portavoce del Cremlino, le informazioni che la Russia possiede sul presunto acquisto da parte di Ankara di petrolio dal Daesh potranno contribuire al contrasto del terrore: http://it.sputniknews.com/mondo/20151201/1642061/turchia-daesh-petrolio-commercio-terrorismo.html#ixzz3vpEfyvUP
30.12.2015. Negli ultimi 2 giorni gli aerei dell'Aviazione russa hanno effettuato 121 missioni di combattimento in Siria, colpendo 424 obiettivi dei terroristi, ha riferito il generale Igor Konashenkov, rappresentante ufficiale del ministero della Difesa russo.
"Negli ultimi 2 giorni 28 velivoli dell'Aviazione russa di stanza in Siria hanno completato 121 missioni ed hanno colpito 424 infrastrutture terroristiche tra le province di Aleppo, Idlib, Latakia, Hama, Homs, Damasco, Dar, Raqqa e Deir ez-Zor," — ha riferito Konashenkov.
A seguito dei raid aerei sono state distrutte 6 infrastrutture petrolifere del Daesh (ISIS) e una colonna di autocisterne cariche di petrolio dirette verso il confine con la Turchia.
"Nei bombardamenti sono state distrutte 20 autocisterne, sfruttate dal Daesh per contrabbandare il petrolio verso la Turchia, così come 2 jeep con mitragliatori Zu-23", — ha aggiunto Konashenkov: http://it.sputniknews.com/mondo/20151230/1808829/Russia-Raid-Daesh-Terrorismo.html#ixzz3vpFWBlwB
Theology of Persecution for innocent christinas martyrs ] chi fa del male a persone innocenti, lui dichiara al mondo di servire e di adorare il demonio in ogni modo. [World Watch List Countries. most criminal country: [ all friends of ONU ] North Korea, Somalia Syria Iraq Afghanistan, Saudi Arabia, Maldives, Pakistan, Iran Yemen, Sudan Eritrea, Libya Nigeria Uzbekistan Central African Rep. Ethiopia Vietnam Qatar, Turkmenistan, Laos Egypt, Myanmar (Burma), Brunei Colombia, Jordan Oman India Sri Lanka. Tunisia Bhutan, Algeria Mali, Palestinian Territories, United Arab Emirates, Mauritania, China Kuwait, Kazakhstan Malaysia, Bahrain Comoros, Kenya, Morocco, Tajikistan, Djibouti, Indonesia, Bangladesh, Tanzania, Niger.] [ Matthew 5:10-12 Blessed are those who are persecuted because of righteousness, for theirs is the kingdom of heaven. Blessed are you when people insult you, persecute you and falsely say all kinds of evil against you because of me. Rejoice and be glad, because great is your reward in heaven, for in the same way they persecuted the prophets who were before you. For almost 60 years Open Doors has worked in the world's most oppressive and restrictive countries, strengthening Christians to stand strong in the face of persecution and equipping them to shine Christ's light in these places. These believers stand strong, despite the many obstacles that they face. What are some of the things that we can we learn from their faith? There is something about hardship that allows us to know God deeply. When times get really tough, we discover more about who God is and how He works. Christians who have endured persecution for their faith, know this well. There are no easy answers for why God allows his followers to face suffering. However, the lives of persecuted Christians reveal that even when things look out of control believers can rest secure, knowing that God is still in control. He is able to give courage, peace and even joy to stand strong through the storm. It is through these storms that believers discover God's love in new and powerful ways. Standing Strong Through The Storm is the curriculum that Open Doors uses to help Christians stand strong in the face of persecution. There are six theological and biblical lessons from this curriculum: 1. Sometimes you need to build yourself a cell
Be still, and know that I am God—Psalms 46:10. One Chinese church leader, who spent 23 years in prison, once said this to Christians who did not face persecution: I was pushed into a cell, but you have to push yourself into one. You have no time to know God. You need to build yourself a cell, so you can do for yourself what persecution did for me—simplify your life and know God." It is vital that we spend time with God, to grow in Him, so we are prepared to stand strong in the face of persecution. 2. God keeps secrets. "For my thoughts are not your thoughts, neither are your ways my ways," declares the LORD. As the heavens are higher than the earth, so are my ways higher than your ways and my thoughts than your thoughts—Isaiah 55:8-9. There have been countless stories of persecuted Christians who have died without seeing the fruits of their labor. However, God know all that has been and all that is to come. Our labor is not in vein, it is in His hands.
3. Weakness is a direct path to power. That is why, for Christ's sake, I delight in weaknesses, in insults, in hardships, in persecutions, in difficulties. For when I am weak, then I am strong—2 Corinthians 12:10. An Egyptian Christian reflected on the way he was treated when he converted to Christ:. "In great suffering you discover a different Jesus than you do in normal life… Pain and suffering bring up to the surface all the weak points of your personality. In my weakest state, I had an incredible realization that Jesus loved me even right then." True empowerment does not come from human means, but through Christ alone. It often takes being at our weakest point to realize this. 4. Overcoming is greater than deliverance. Do not be overcome by evil, but overcome evil with good. —Romans 12:21. Persecuted Christians, no matter what country they are from, do not ask us to pray that persecution would end, but rather ask us to pray that they stand strong through the persecution. They do not wish to be delivered from the persecution, but rather ask us to pray that they would be able to overcome the trials that they are facing in a way that is honoring to God.
5. Extreme hurt requires extreme forgiveness. And Jesus said, "Father, forgive them, for they know not what they do." And they cast lots to divide his garments—Luke 23:34. A Christian widow from Iran said: "I only had hatred in my heart for my enemies who had murdered my husband. But one day a miracle happened. God taught me how I could love my enemies… I had been praying for this, even though on the deepest level I didn't want it to happen. Gradually, through a process of ups and downs, God answered this prayer." The only way we can get through extreme hurt is by forgiving people as Christ did. 6. Prayer is the ultimate fellowship. Remember those in prison as if you were their fellow prisoners, and those who are mistreated as if you yourselves were suffering—Hebrews 13:3. Many persecuted Christians often feel isolated and alone, since they are unable to fellowship with other believers. However, prayers from Christians half a world away have brought the same amount of encouragement that fellowship would have for these persecuted Christians. Prayer is vital—not only as a direct line to God, but as a way to encourage our persecuted brothers and sisters around the world. 1 Corinthians 12:26 tells us that we are one body—when one member suffers, we all suffer. When one member is lifted up, we all rejoice. The persecuted church and the church in the free world are not two separate entities, but rather are one body. The persecuted church needs the free church to support them and most importantly to lift them up in prayer. The church in the free world learns lessons from the persecuted who have stood strong in the face of persecution. Christ is the head of the body and uses both churches in unique and powerful ways. World Watch List Countries. most criminal country: [ all friends of ONU ] North Korea. Somalia Syria Iraq Afghanistan, Saudi Arabia, Maldives, Pakistan, Iran Yemen, Sudan Eritrea, Libya Nigeria Uzbekistan Central African Rep. Ethiopia Vietnam Qatar, Turkmenistan, Laos Egypt Myanmar (Burma), Brunei Colombia, Jordan Oman India Sri Lanka. Tunisia Bhutan, Algeria Mali, Palestinian Territories, United Arab Emirates, Mauritania, China Kuwait, Kazakhstan Malaysia, Bahrain Comoros, Kenya, Morocco, Tajikistan, Djibouti, Indonesia, Bangladesh, Tanzania, Niger.
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Nov 29 2013
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Christian woman dies in Eritrean jail, as prisoner of conscience
Nov 01 2013
An Eritrean Christian woman has become the latest known prisoner of conscience to have died in Eritrea. The death of Wehazit Berhane Debesai, who was in her thirties, comes amidst renewed ...
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Christian woman dies in Eritrean jail, as prisoner of conscience
Nov 01 2013
Shipping containers, such as these photographed in South Sudan, are used as makeshift prison cells in neighbouring Eritrea. Wehazit Berhane Debesai died during the week of Oct. 14 in an Eritrea prison, though it was not reported if she was being held in a shipping containter.
An Eritrean Christian woman has become the latest known prisoner of conscience to have died in Eritrea.
The death of Wehazit Berhane Debesai, who was in her thirties, comes amidst renewed condemnation of Eritrea's human rights abuses by the United Nations and NGOs.
Debesai died during the week of Oct. 14 of pneumonia, following a year of imprisonment in harsh conditions, where she was denied access to medical treatment because she refused to denounce her Christian beliefs.
Debesai's death also coincided with the arrest of around 70 Christians at a prayer gathering in Asmara, the capital.
These arrests bring to nearly 300 the number of Christians known to have been taken into custody this year in what local Christians have called the most serious campaign against the Eritrean Church yet.
This follows the deaths earlier this month of around 380 mostly Eritrean and Somali migrants as they attempted to flee to Europe in ill-equipped vessels, crossing the Mediterranean from Libya.
The United Nations' special rapporteur on human rights in Eritrea, Sheila Keetharuth, recently told the General Assembly that human rights abuses in Eritrea are causing "countless Eritreans to desert from their positions and flee the country". Eritreans are second only to Syrians in terms of the number of those who have fled to Italy by sea up to 30 September this year (UN figures). "It demonstrates the desperation of those who decide to flee, despite the extreme dangers along escape routes and an unknown future," said Keetharuth.
UN figures claim that between 2,000 and 3,000 people are fleeing Eritrea every month despite a "shoot-to-kill policy" for those who attempt to leave. More than 300,000 Eritreans are believed to have fled the country in the past decade.
Keetharuth said the most serious violations include a lack of freedom of expression, assembly, religious belief and movement; extrajudicial killings, enforced disappearances, extended incommunicado detention, torture and indefinite national service.
Eritrea's ambassador to the UN, Arya Desta, rejected these claims, saying they were being used as a "tool of political pressure" for making "unfair and unjust" sanctions. He also denied the implementation of a shoot-to-kill policy.
Debesai had been taking part in national service when she was arrested last year for her involvement in Christian activities outside of the government-sanctioned Orthodox, Catholic and Evangelical Lutheran church groups.
Debesai, who was engaged to be married, was then kept incommunicado in Adi Quala, near the Ethiopian border.
Her fiancé Yohannes was arrested on the same day and also held in Adi Quala.
A representative of Open Doors, a charity that works with Christians under pressure for their faith, said that many Christian men and women are being held in underground dungeons, metal shipping containers and military detention centres.
"They face exposure, hard labour and insufficient food, water and hygiene. They are regularly denied medical treatment for malaria and pneumonia contracted while in prison or diseases like diabetes, hypertension or cancer that they may have arrived with," said the representative.
A number of rights organisations, including Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch, have condemned Eritrea's human rights record. Amnesty International claims that Eritrea's prisons are filled with "thousands of political prisoners, locked up without ever being charged with a crime, many of whom are never heard from again".
At least 10,000 political prisoners have been imprisoned since 1993, claims the organisation, and many die in detention as a result of "torture, appalling conditions or suicide".
Speaking to the BBC World Service in the aftermath of the first Eritrean deaths off the island of Lampedusa, Gaiam Ciprian of London's South Bank University said that every Eritrean between 16 and 40 has to do national service, and since there is no effective de-mobilisation, so no-one really leaves it.
He also said the Eritrean economy has virtually collapsed.
Source:World Watch Monitor
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Sep 10 2013. The bed where the woman's body was found. Courtesy: World Watch Monitor. Four men were today convicted of the fatal gang rape of a medical student in Delhi - a story that has grabbed the world's attention. Meanwhile, a little further south, the case of a Christian woman who suffered the same fate has gone relatively unnoticed.. The 30-year-old was raped and killed on August 29 in Bakoudi village in the central Indian state of Madhya Pradesh.
The woman, whose name has not been released to protect her family's security and privacy, was found the next morning by her mother-in-law.
Witnesses told World Watch Monitor she had suffered multiple stab wounds to her torso and had been strangled with her own sari.
Two suspects, both Hindus, have been arrested. Mahesh Dohre, 23, who worked with the victim's husband, and Durgesh Potfode, 25, are residents of Bakoudi. They have both been released. It is unclear whether they will face further official charges. The local Christian community has been shocked by the event and expressed concerns about its vulnerability to local authorities. It is uncertain whether the attack took place because of the woman's faith, but Christian women often report threats in the area. Christians comprise a tiny fraction of the population of Madhya Pradesh (the 2001 census put the figure at around 170,000 people, or 0.3%) and just 2.3% of the total population of India (2011 census).
In the vast and diverse country, Christians often live freely. However, India ranks among the 50 countries where life as a Christian is most difficult, according to Open Doors International, a global ministry that serves Christians who are pressured because of their faith. The country is No. 31 on Open Doors' 2013 World Watch List, largely because of a streak of Hindu nationalism, or Hindutva, that envisions India as a purely Hindu state. Source:World Watch Monitor. Dozens of 'noisy' churches silenced in Cameroon. Sep 03 2013. Government continues crackdown on Pentecostal movementThe government of Cameroon has ordered the closure of dozens of churches in an attempt to put an end to what it considers to be anarchy among some ...
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Aug 22 2013. Fr. Dall'Oglio reported abducted last month, now presumed dead
Fr. Paolo Dall'Oglio, pictured in his native Italy in 2012.
Conflicting reports are emerging about the whereabouts and welfare of an Italian Jesuit priest who went missing almost one month ago.
Reuters reported on July 29 that Fr. Paolo Dall'Oglio had been abducted by Islamists with links to al-Qaeda in the northern Syrian city of ar-Raqqah, but the Vatican would not confirm the news.
Now, as various reports claim the priest has been killed, the Vatican remains tight-lipped.
The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reported last week that the priest had been killed, but retracted its statement on Monday, Aug. 19.
The rights organisation said sources close to the Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham, or ISIS, which claimed it has kidnaped Dall'Oglio, said he was still alive. ISIS has yet to make a statement.
"No side refuting the report that Father Paolo was killed has shown any evidence to prove that he is alive, despite their empty assurances," said a statement released by the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights.
The group called for "solid evidence" to be given, such as a recent video proving that he is alive, and a statement from a "clear and honest" member of the Syrian opposition.
"Any harm inflicted on Father Paolo is harm inflicted on the Syrian revolution and on the Syrian peoples' freedoms and dignity," SOHR said.
"No side refuting the report that Father Paolo was killed has shown any evidence to prove that he is alive, despite their empty assurances."--Syrian Observatory for Human Rights
A Jesuit spokesperson earlier this month expressed "deep worry" about the fate of Dall'Oglio.
Italian Foreign Minister Emma Bonino said: "We are still groping in the dark".
Dall'Oglio worked in Syria for more than 30 years, and described his work as "promoting Islamic-Christian harmony-building". He was expelled last year after speaking out against President Bashar al-Assad and helping victims of the civil war. Since then, he has been working predominantly in Europe. On July 22, he posted an online petition asking Pope Francis to advocate on behalf of suffering Syrians.
However, his stance has been controversial for many Syrian Christian leaders. Nadim Nassar, the only Syrian Anglican priest, told World Watch Monitor: "Any attempt to politicise the voice of Christians in Syria is wrong, and devastating for them, because it weakens them".
Meanwhile, there is nothing new to report about the two Syrian bishops – Yohanna Ibrahim and Boulos Yaziji – kidnapped four months ago.
Metropolitan Timotheus Matta Fadil Alkhouri, patriarchal Assistant for the Syrian Orthodox Patriarchate of Antioch, urged members of the press and politicians to refrain from speculation.
"Every week some politician or some journalist pulls out some story on the two Metropolitan Bishops of Aleppo kidnapped," he told Fides. "But so far they have always been unverifiable deductions. The reality is that… we do not know who kidnapped them."
Source: World Watch Monitor. What caused Syria's civil war?
Aug 16 2013. Revd. Nadim Nassar. Photo: Revd. Nadim Nassar
Throughout its history, ancient and modern, Syria has played host to ethnic and religious minorities living together very much in harmony.
Syria, in the original sense of what is now known as "Greater Syria", encompassed much of the Levant – today's states of Syria, Lebanon, Israel, and Jordan, plus a portion of Turkey. This is the cradle of the three major monotheistic religions, Judaism, Christianity and Islam; two were born in Syria, and Islam found its way there very early in its existence.
Its geopolitical position brought Syria to the attention of many different superpowers and, sadly, it has often been a battleground for these foreign powers. Throughout millennia of occupation and recent decades of independence, the minorities in Syria have always stayed true to their homeland: they played a major role in the liberation from the Ottomans after more than 500 years of oppression, and from the French Mandate in the twentieth century, leading to independence in 1946.
Christians, Druze, Alawites, Kurds and other, smaller minorities worked hand in hand with the majority Sunnis to secure the liberation of Syria from all foreign occupation.
In 1970 the political situation in Syria took a dramatic turn when a faction of military leaders who were Alawites – an Islamic sect – took power. After many centuries in which the Syrians had been ruled by outsiders, they now found themselves ruled by one of their own minorities.
For years Syrians hoped that the Assads, the ruling family, would bring stability and freedom after the troubled 1950s and 60s, during which a series of coups d'états pushed the country into uncertainty and military conflict. In 1973, just three years after he seized power, Hafez al-Assad joined with Egyptian President Anwar al-Sadat in a new major war against Israel. The Soviet Union supplied Egypt and Syria with arms, while the United States of America backed Israel. This disastrous war damaged relations throughout the Middle East and achieved little for Syria.
Before the region could recover, civil war engulfed Syria's southern neighbour, Lebanon. The superpowers and regional powers, including Syria, used their allies in Lebanon to wage their own proxy wars in the midst of the 17-year-long Lebanese Civil War. This act by the ruling minority dragged Syria into the heart of the bloodshed through indirect and direct military intervention.
At this time, President Hafez al-Assad focused most of his energy on foreign politics, especially the on-going conflict with Israel, and left Syria to be run mainly by members of his family and the Intelligence Services.
Trade with the rest of the world was tightly controlled by the Assad regime, and many benefitted from the Lebanese Civil War through establishing smuggling rings and black markets across the Syrian-Lebanese border – with the support of many of those in power; this was the beginning of the awful corruption that has infected Syria.
In an extremely closed economy, smuggling became the norm – even fruit, vegetables and daily products like butter, tea, sugar, bananas and tissues had to be smuggled into Syria from Lebanon and Jordan.
The corruption deepened as time went on, creating a new upper class of people from all religions who took advantage of the situation and got closer to the Alawite regime in order to further their business.
This squeezed the traditional middle class and deprived them of much of their income, fomenting anger and hostility towards the regime and towards Alawites in general.
"What is happening in Syria today is not merely the result of a minority ruling a majority. Some of those who are supported by external powers would like the conflict to be seen in this way, but the changes the people seek have nothing to do with Assad coming from a minority." --Revd. Nadim Nassar
The regime maintained its hold on power through the usual measures employed by a dictatorship: eliminating dissent through censoring the media, silencing opponents and critics, preventing free speech and denying political expression.
That created an atmosphere of fear and resentment of the Alawites and the Assad family in particular.
In the early eighties the Assad regime killed tens of thousands in the western city of Hama to silence the uprising of a Sunni group, the Muslim Brotherhood. The Muslim Brotherhood had been terrorising parts of Syria through assassination and bombing.
This brutal act did not end the Syrian people's resentment against the regime but merely drove it deeper underground where it would smoulder under the fist of the regime.
When Hafez al-Assad died in 2000, his second son, Bashar, an ophthalmologist living in London, inherited the Presidency.
The people hoped that a young President, who studied in the West and who had married an intelligent and charming Syrian-British woman, could change the situation which his father had created. Many people were almost euphorically optimistic – they saw Bashar as an open-minded, well-travelled reformer.
Indeed, Bashar al-Assad began to restore proper international trade and he started to reform the country, but everything quickly slipped back to the old corrupt ways. Most of the promises of change that Bashar made in his inauguration speech evaporated.
For most Syrians, religion was not a source of tension and conflict. I have always had dear Muslim, Alawite and Druze friends, and differences in belief were never an issue.
Sadly this has now changed in my homeland. Sectarianism was not a part of a Syrian lifestyle until recently. It has been imported by foreign religious fanatics.
The conflict in Syria began as a protest against the corruption that blighted every aspect of people's lives and the lack of freedom; the people demanded radical reforms in how Syria was governed.
The lack of response to these demands was followed by severe and sustained military action against those who protested, and this violence drove some in the opposition to seek help from foreign governments in the region. Many of these governments are keen to shatter the age-old alliance between Syria and Iran, and the fall of the Assad regime would help them greatly; for this reason, they offered military and financial aid to the opposition but only on the condition that the "new Syria" would cut links with Iran and with Hezbollah in South Lebanon.
Some religious leaders outside Syria then called for a Sunni uprising against the minorities – with the Alawites being at the top of the list. Sadly, Christians are also on that list because they are wrongly seen as having been protected by the Alawites.
As the conflict continued, this new sectarianism spread; it became popular because it legitimised violence against others – even those who were not part of the regime. The regime's acts of war against its own people across Syria only encouraged further resentment against the regime and the Alawites.
What is happening in Syria today is not merely the result of a minority ruling a majority. Some of those who are supported by external powers would like the conflict to be seen in this way, but the changes the people seek have nothing to do with Assad coming from a minority.
The change the Syrians desire with all their hearts is the change from oppression to freedom, from corruption to the rule of law, from dictatorship to democracy. This change would be to the great benefit of all Syrians. Source: World Watch Monitor. Churches across Egypt attacked, Aug 14 2013
Coptic Kids at St. George in Sohag, Egypt - after church was attacked by Morsi supporters
Photo: Coptic Kids at St. George in Sohag, Egypt - after church was attacked by Morsi supporters
Numerous Christian churches across Egypt were attacked on Wednesday by mobs angered by the military's armed crackdown on protesters in Cairo. The official death toll has passed 500; a state of emergency and curfew are in effect. St George's Cathedral. Sohag. Southern Egypt just burnt by Muslim Brotherhood supporters.. Photo: St George's Cathedral. Sohag, Southern Egypt just burnt by Muslim Brotherhood supporters.
Watani International provided the following tally of assaults on Christian churches and other buildings: Three churches and six buildings at the monastery of the Holy Virgin and Anba Abra'am in Dalga, Minya, Upper Egypt. The church of Mar-Mina in the district of Abu-Hilal in the town of Minya. The bishopric church of Mar-Girgis (St George) in Sohag, Upper Egypt (video below)
The church of the Holy Virgin in Nazla, Fayoum, Lower Egypt. The Baptist church in Beni-Mazar, Minya. Coptic-owned shops in Gumhouriya Street in Assiut, Upper Egypt. The Good Shepherd School in Suez. The Fransiscan School in Suez. Bible Society of Egypt bookstore in Fayoum. The church of al-Amir Tawadros (St Theodore) in Fayoum. The church of the Holy Virgin in the district of Abu-Hilal in the town of Minya. The Catholic church of St Mark, Minya. The Jesuit church in Abu-Hilal, Minya. The church of Mar-Morqos (St Mark) and its community centre, Sohag
18 houses of Coptic families in Dalga, Minya, including the home of Father Angaelus Melek of the Holy Virgin and Anba Abra'am's· The Evangelical church on Nassara Street in Abu-Hilal, Minya. The church of Anba Moussa al-Aswad in Minya. Coptic-owned shops, pharmacies, and a doctor's clinic in Minya (photo below) Photo of fire set in a shop owned by coptic citizen in El minya governorate upper Egypt. Photo: Fire set in a shop owned by coptic citizen in El minya governorate upper Egypt. The Jesuit church in Minya (attacked, not burned)
The St Fatima Basilica in Cairo (attacked, not burned)
St Joseph's School in Minya (attacked, not burned)
The Nile boat al-Dahabiya, owned by the Evangelical Church in Minya
Coptic-owned shops, pharmacy, and hotels on Karnak Street and Cleopatra Street in Luxor (attacked and looted)
The church of Mar-Girgis (St George) in Wasta (attacked)
The church of St Michael on Nemeis Street in Assiut, Upper Egypt
The Adventist church in Assiut; the pastor and his wife were both kidnapped
The Greek church in Suez. The church of Mar-Girgis in Assiut
Coptic houses on Qulta Street in Assiut attacked
The church of Mar-Girgis (St George) in Arish, North Sina
The church of St Dimiana and the Evangelical church in the village of Zerbi in Fayoum
The offices of the Evangelical foundation in Minya, and those of Umm al-Nour in Beni-Mazar, Minya. The church of Anba Antonius in Kerdassa, Giza
The bishopric church in Etfeeh, Giza. A church burning in Sohag, multiple angles
Photo: A church burning in Sohag, multiple angles.
Additionally, the Bible Society of Egypt reported that another of its bookstores, in Minya, was burned. Source: World Watch Monitor

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