Posted on 10/31/2020 10:21:19 AM PDT by aimhigh
A new report has exposed the atrocities done to North Korean Christians arrested for their faith, including forced abortions, the murder of newborn babies, and death by execution for possessing a Bible.
The London-based Korea Future Initiative published its latest report, “Persecuting Faith: Documenting religious freedom violations in North Korea,” which includes information from 117 interviews with those exiled from the isolated country. The investigation documents 273 victims of religious freedom violations, ranging in age from just 3 years old to over 80 years old.
Though adherents of various religions are held in North Korea’s “reeducation” camps, the harshest punishments are reserved for Christians, the report found. The report documented the various methods of torture victims endured in North Korea’s prison camps, including strangulation, starvation, being forced to ingest polluted food, sleep deprivation, and excessive beating.
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Remember that American they released who was brain dead... funny thing though, I see the same thing happening here to us Christians. The Left despise God that much.
Someone should notify the Pope. Oh, wait. Never mind. Francis is busy fighting global warming. He doesn’t have time to worry about persecuted Christians.
The soon to be future America under the Demonrat Stalinazi Party.
The Democrap vision for America.
These blessed men and women will share in an eternal paradise with the Most High, while Kim suffers in the lowest regions of hell.
Sounds like democrat utopia.
North Korea: A Democrat’s dream.
He is even busier strongly supporting LBGTQ at every turn.
Ultimately, democrats want to do the same to Christians in the USA.
JoMa
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