Posted on 05/31/2011 3:12:17 AM PDT by Cronos
Two Christian girls--Rebecca Masih and Saima Masih--were forced to marry and convert to Islam after they were kidnapped by a wealthy businessman on May 24. The kidnapping took place in the northeastern Pakistani province of Punjab.
Kidnapping Christian girls, conversion and forced marriages have become common practice in Punjab, said Haroon Barkat Masih, director of the Masihi Foundation, a Pakistani organization that offers legal aid to persecuted Christians. Kidnapping Christian girls, conversion and forced marriages have become common practice in Punjab. The police have been bought; instead of serving the Punjab government they are servants of extremist groups. Punjab is becoming heaven for these groups: Muslim leaders openly call for violence in their sermons, without shame.
We have repeatedly appealed to the Punjab government, without receiving an answer. The government supports these groups.
And what does the world get in return?...long distance phone receptionists that you can't understand. What a deal huh?
It’s not just India at threat. Those nukes can easily fall into the hands of jihadis/AlQ and be used anywhere in the world from San Fran to Maine and between.
I’d be more than willing to donate money to former Special Forces soldiers who wanted to go into business liberating these girls. I think a lot of American Christians would.
Democracy is lost on Muslims, and Pakistan is a prime example. The Muslim religion is a straightjacket that allows for no civil or human rights other than those the Muslim Umma finds in the Kuran. Islam and Christianity can never co-exist when Islam dominates. And Islam will never live peacefully when Christianity dominates.
That sounds like life imprisonment here.
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