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Lucille
10-15-2012, 10:36 AM
Tory MP: West-Backed Christian Holocaust in Syria
http://www.lewrockwell.com/blog/lewrw/archives/123091.html



"...for the two million plus Syrian followers of Christ, whose lineage goes back 2000 years to St Paul’s proselytising in the first century AD, these are especially desperate times. Ethnic cleansing is an ugly phrase, but that's just what is going on right now for Christians in Syria. The unspeakable truth now is that the sizeable Christian communities in war-torn Syria are at greater threat of ethnic cleansing from their ancestral homes than has been the case for generations — often at the hands of the self-styled freedom fighters so feted by the Western press."

Field notes that after the US invasion of Iraq, some 300,000 Christians fled that "liberated" country for Syria — one of the few places in the Middle East where Christians could feel safe and go about their lives unmolested. US/Saudi/Qatari/Israeli-supported "freedom fighters" — who as German intelligence finds are as much as 95 percent non-Syrian — are putting an end to that, threatening to completely eradicate a Christian population that goes back to the time of Christ. What do American Christians do? Cheer on the rebels as they kill Christians left and right in Syria because their government tells them they are "freedom fighters." What a sick joke.

Western-Backed Rebels Move Against Syria’s Christian Minority
Churches in Homs Under Constant Attack
http://news.antiwar.com/2012/10/14/western-backed-rebels-move-against-syrias-christian-minority/


Syria is the site of one of the world’s oldest Christian communities, a 2,0000-year-old tradition followed by an estimated 10 percent of the nation’s population. Increasingly under attack by jihadist-minded rebel factions, they may soon go the way of Iraqi Christians, who during the US occupation were chased out of the nation en masse.

Christ Almighty! US Foreign Policy vs. Middle Eastern Christianity
American tax dollars fund anti-Christian pogrom
http://original.antiwar.com/justin/2012/08/07/christ-almighty-us-foreign-policy-vs-middle-eastern-christianity/


Washington’s playing the Sunni card condemns the peoples of the Middle East to the tyranny of sharia law: it means the utter destruction of ancient Christian communities from Tripoli to Chaldea. This has been a consistent pattern of US foreign policy since the Bush administration, which, after all, launched our disastrous invasion of Iraq and thus condemned its heretofore safe and relatively free Christian community to death.
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So where are the much-vaunted and politically powerful “Christian” groups in the US, who are supposed to exert so much influence over the Republican party and its candidates? While the Christians of the Middle East are sinking beneath an Islamist wave, as Washington cheers (and funds the jihadists), such Christian “leaders” as the Rev. John Hagee are too busy anticipating World War III and supporting Israel to notice.

As this administration pursues a policy that puts the Christians of the Middle East and North Africa in mortal danger, where oh where is the so-called Religious Right? They’re carrying the banner of Mitt Romney, who wants the US to openly arm the Syrian rebels. Being a former Mormon bishop and all, Romney no doubt knows about the existence of the tiny Mormon community in Syria: is he concerned about their fate when the jihadists come to town? From the tone of this Mormon propaganda — no.

Conservative War on Christians
http://the-classic-liberal.com/conservative-war-christians/


"Where is the outrage?" There can't be any outrage. Conservative Pro-War Orthodoxy forbids it. Just ask the (supposedly) former-communist David Horowitz. War has no undesirable consequences. War gnosticism trumps Christianity. War is America!
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Today, thanks to the blind support of a war that allowed American blood to be shed to build an Islamic State, Christians are being eradicated to make the Middle East wholly Islamic for the first time in history.

erowe1
10-15-2012, 10:45 AM
Great post. Now I need to look through these and find which to share with people.

shane77m
10-15-2012, 10:48 AM
Great post. Now I need to look through these and find which to share with people.

Agreed. I think most Christians I know though won't care. Because after all the government is keeping us safe by only blowing up those evil Muslim jihadists.

erowe1
10-15-2012, 10:52 AM
Agreed. I think most Christians I know though won't care. Because after all the government is keeping us safe by only blowing up those evil Muslim jihadists.

But the evil Muslim jihadists killing Christians are the ones Romney said in the debate one week ago he wants to arm with weapons paid for by money he stole from us.

This needs to be repeated until it becomes common enough that people cease to think it sounds crazy.

Lucille
02-16-2015, 09:39 AM
bump

acptulsa
02-16-2015, 09:51 AM
But the evil Muslim jihadists killing Christians are the ones Romney said in the debate one week ago he wants to arm with weapons paid for by money he stole from us.

This needs to be repeated until it becomes common enough that people cease to think it sounds crazy.

Or, rather, until people realize this insanity is true and real and being paid for by their hard earned taxes.

Lucille
07-27-2015, 08:42 AM
http://www.theamericanconservative.com/dreher/genocide-middle-eastern-christians/


After 2,000 years, this may well be the end of Christianity in the Middle East, reports The New York Times. A view from the catastrophe:
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Although the airstrikes were effective, since October 2013, the United States has given just $416 million in humanitarian aid, which falls far short of what is needed. ‘‘Americans and the West were telling us they came to bring democracy, freedom and prosperity,’’ Louis Sako, the Chaldean Catholic Patriarch of Babylon who addressed the Security Council, wrote to me in a recent email. ‘‘What we are living is anarchy, war, death and the plight of three million refugees.’’
And pay attention to what the report says about the cowardice (my word) of both the Bush and Obama administrations in dealing with the suffering of Christians that’s the direct result of US policy and actions.

The neo-Trot ruling class doesn't GAF about anyone's suffering nor do most Americans so whatareyagonnado? There always seems to be plenty of money for the ruling class to dole out to other interests however.