[miltonim]

Iraqi women consoled one another outside the ruins of the St. Thomas Church in the Mansour district in western Baghdad yesterday after a string of bombs exploded at five churches across the city. (AP)

[miltonim]

Five churches, hospital bombed in Baghdad

[putupjob]

Another example of religious tolerance by practicing members of the religion of peace.

[miltonim]

Churches targeted by Iraq bomb blasts

[Noachian]

This is what the Western world will have to face when its muslim population equals its Christian population.

Where will the atheistic-left be when it's forced to choose between Islam or death?

[miltonim]

Story is from 8/16/2004, not 8/18/2004

[Gerasimov]

HEY! But those are "Holy Places!"
No one attacks "holy places," do they?

And of course, the media just refers to it as a "church" rather than as "One of the holiest Christian sites in Iraq." (Speaking of which, has anyone been able to keep count? Just how many "holiest" muslim sites are there in Iraq, anyway? Seems like a darn lot.)

[miltonim]

Muhammad-inspired persecution of Christians, Jews and all non-Muslims continues...

[Valin]

Hammorabi
http://hammorabi.blogspot.com/

Saturday, October 16, 2004
Targeting Iraqi Churches & Hospitals!

Another bloody day is in Iraq today and as usual by the barbaric terrorists whose vision unable to go beyond their asses.

About 5 Churches have been targeted by different ways by the groups of the beheadings and kidnappings of Al-Zarqawi and his supporters among the Wahabis.

On the same time the same groups attacked by rockets Ibn Al-Baytar Hospital in Baghdad!

Today's attacks are nothing but indicate the failure of the terrorists and their dirty attitudes.

The same thugs killed the children in Baghdad, bombed Imam Ali Shrine, killed the pilgrimages to Karbala in 2003, and killed many innocents in the name of their God if they got God.

The Iraqis will stay hand in hand, Christians and Muslims and others as one unit. The terrorists will not succeed to divide us.

These terrorists are not even equal to the heels of the old shoes of the civilised Iraqi Christians.
Posted by: Sam / 10/16/2004 02:37:24 AM

[ReformedBeckite]

... Thousands of Christians have fled Iraq since the fall of the regime of Saddam Hussein.

I really doubt if Christians were given much freedom under Saddam Hussein, if any at all, but I may be wrong.

Can anyone confirm what the status of Christian were when Saddam Hussein was in power.

[Tunehead54]

The Fallujah delegation said it cannot control or capture him (Jordanian terrorist Abu Musab Zarqawi) any more easily than the Americans could do so. The Fallujah leadership, while supporting the local Iraqi resistance, has tried to distance itself publicly from Zarqawi.

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So he is there! Keep up the bombing - please! :-)

Oh - almost forgot - ROPMA bump!