Posted on 03/29/2005 4:09:04 AM PST by Convert from ECUSA
There is another war going on today in Iraq about which little is heard. It is a war against Christianity. Christians in Iraq are a comparatively small, windling minority: fewer than 800,000, merely 3 percent out of a population of 26 million. Though Iraqi Christians are a minuscule minority, they suffering unrelenting Muslim persecution. The Iraqi Christian population, once was more than 15 percent, decreases daily due to emigration to safety in Western countries. Muslim persecution in Iraq of Christians was highlighted in January when Archbishop Basil Georges Casmoussa in Mosul was kidnapped. Cooler Muslim heads must have prevailed because he was released the next day.
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"Religion of Peace" (yeah, right) allah fubar ping!
"Though Iraqi Christians are a minuscule minority, they suffering unrelenting Muslim persecution."
It's almost as if Moslems persecute everyone, whether it be Christians, Jews, golfers, or other Moslems.
Really. I wonder if it is written in the koran that part of being a proper muslim is to persecute all non-muslims.
Evidently it is. :'o
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