Posted on 09/17/2018 8:52:19 AM PDT by CondorFlight
A Karachi-based Christian woman of only 18, Beenish Paul, was thrown from the second-floor building of her own home for refusing to "marry" a local Muslim man who was running a trafficking ring. She is now paralysed.
A 2nd year chemical engineering student from Karachi, was beaten so badly by a mob of young Muslim men accompanied by an Islamic cleric, that he lost his sight. His only hope for restoration of part of his sight in one eye is expensive hospital treatment abroad, and/or our prayers. His neighbors use bigoted and abusive language against him as the swarm of 27 surrounded the family home and beat Vikram Alvin. All of this abuse was for little more than being the only Christian family living on the block.
A mob in excess of 50 people, including men, women and children assaulted Christians of Waran Chak Balyana village and seized 16 of the 35 Marla of land in ownership of the church Unarmed Christians were beaten severely by the angry mob and the existing Roman Catholic church building was battered with bricks, sticks and stones. Five people were injured in the attack.
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Army of Satan.
Sounds like a great place to live!
No “METOO’
Um, I don’t think you can give that assurance about MoHamHead.
Vaginally, that is.
I’m almost 80 years old and I have yet to hear anything good about Muslims....
When I lived in the Bronx a couple of hoods raped a 12 year old girl on my 6 story tenement roof and then threw her off of it. She hit some clothe lines on the way down and unfortunately that saved her life. She was paralyzed and wheel chair bound after that with you can imagine mental issues after that.
Under Sharia, a Christian may not strike a Muslim, even in self defense, under penalty of death. Nor are Christians allowed to be armed. Under the Pact of Umar, a Christian defending against a Muslim can trigger a pogrom against the whole Christian community.
Ya beat me...LOL
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