Nigerian martyrdom continues

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https://www.thefightofourlives.com/

If you could watch this short hour documentary…Nigeria and Christian killings is mentioned. It also mentions how MSM white washes these atrocities. Every single American needs to wake up.
 
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Already, another bad attack in Burkina Faso, that is Western Africa in the same general region as Nigeria:


Some unrest in Ethiopia as well.

The stats for murder rate, indeed show that Nigeria has a relatively low murder rate BUT for all I know, that does not include terrorist attacks.

Main terror group, Boko Haram, pledged to ISIS, they have been on the wain but I just saw a news article that they might be rebounding.
 
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Also, apparently, CBN (Founder Pat Robertson’s Christan Broadcasting Network) ran this on 12-17-19:


So, CBN sort of keeps up to date with this kind of news, I don’t read them enough but should.

Yes, that attack in Nigeria in the preceding post is horrible. Unfortunately, attacks such as this often happens around Christmas BUT… in Subsaharan Africa, it seems to happen year around.
 
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Thanks for bringing these victims on behalf of Jesus Christ to mind @Victoria33 and @Donkey.

It was a good reminder for me to offer special prayers for them.

Merry Christmas.
 
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Some countries I gather, one might not be able to go to church, at least, in Pakistan, I do see Christians are able to attend Mass.

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A police commando stands guard outside a church during Christmas Mass in Lahore, Pakistan.

 
CHRISTIANITY

Published 2 days ago

More than 1,000 Christians killed by Islamic militants in Nigeria in 2019: report​

Danielle Wallace


By Danielle Wallace | Fox News

More than 1,000 Christians have been murdered by Islamic militants this year in Nigeria, according to a report circulated by Christian news outlets earlier this month.

A militia of Islamic Fulani herdsmen murdered Christians as part of an aggressive and strategic land-grabbing strategy across the Plateau, Benue, Taraba, Southern Kaduna and parts of Bauchi state, the Humanitarian Aid Relief Trust (HART), a British non-profit run by a member of the British House of Lords, Baroness Cox, reported.

“They attack rural villages, force villagers off their lands and settle in their place — a strategy that is epitomized by the phrase: ‘Your land or your blood,’” the report said. . . .

. . . It also estimates about 6,000 Christians have been killed by members of the Fulani ethnic group since 2015 and another 12,000 displaced, according to a copy obtained by The Christian Post.

Nomadic Fulani herdsmen “seek to replace diversity and difference with an Islamist ideology which is imposed with violence on those who refuse to comply. It is – according to the Nigerian House of Representatives – genocide,” . . .

. . . Predominantly Christian communities remain the target of land-grabbing attacks, suggesting “religion and ideology play a key part" in the Fulani herdsmen’s motive. . . . .

. . . Christians are also being killed by Boko Haram, a jihad terrorist group, in the Borno state, the report said. The exact death toll is not known.

“The attacks have, on occasion, led to retaliatory violence, as communities conclude that they can no longer rely on the government for protection or justice," the report said. . . . .
 
https://www.thefightofourlives.com/

I will rewatch and type out the parts that are relevant here for those that don’t have access. When I have a chance.
I took dictation of Raymond Ibrahim’s contribution to this documentary. In it, he discusses the scope of the problem in Nigeria.
The persecution of Christians in the Middle East is significant, and a lot of observers and analysts have essentially said it’s worse than at any time in history. It’s worse than the famous Roman-Pagan persecution under Diocletian in fourth century. Now, a lot of the persecution that goes on, essentially the burning down of churches, the abduction of Christian women and children, the killing of apostates, Muslims who convert to Christianity, attacking, imprisoning, sometimes killing, so called blasphemers…for instance in Pakistan, a wife and a husband, a Christian couple were literally burned alive, because they were accused of somehow offending Mohammed. And, you know, some countries like in Nigeria, A week doesn’t go by that I don’t read about dozens of Christians being killed by groups like Boco Haram. But not just Boko Haram, and that’s the important thing to understand. It’s not just formal Islamic terrorist groups. This is happening by mobs. This is happening by Muslim individuals. This is happening by Muslim governments, such as our good friend and ally Saudi Arabia which has a fatwa saying if ever any church is found it must be destroyed on the peninsula in accordance with the Prophets wishes, which is recorded in one of his Hadith. ~Raymond Ibrahim~
Christians…all Christians need to realize that this is happening and we won’t necessarily see this on MSM. MSM is white washing the atrocities and encroachment. The problem should occupy the headlines news everyday but instead we are fed trash news or bits of white wash to pacify or confuse.
 
Here’s another take on the same atory IanM . . . .
TERRORISM

Published 2 hours ago

ISIS beheads 10 Christian captives in Nigeria as retaliation for Baghdadi death​

Barnini Chakraborty


By Barnini Chakraborty | Fox News

ISIS released a video Thursday that purportedly shows militants in black masks beheading 10 blindfolded Christian men and shooting an 11th in Nigeria, as part of a grisly campaign to avenge the deaths of its leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi and the group’s spokesman. . . .

. . . Not a lot of details were given about the victims other than they were male, Christian and “captured in the past weeks” in Nigeria’s north-eastern Borno State.

In an earlier video seen by Reuters, the captaives pleaded for the Christian Association of Nigeria and President Muhammadu Buhari to intervene to save them. . . . .

. . . In October, Baghdadi killed himself during a U.S. raid on a compound in northwest Syria, seven months after the so-called ISIS “caliphate” officially crumbled as the terrorist group was defeated in its final swath of Syrian territory in March.

Raphael Gluck, the co-founder of Jihadoscope, which monitors online activity by Islamist extremists, told Fox News that that ISIS affiliates are rising across Africa – almost unchecked.

“We saw a terrible ambush of U.S. forces in Niger in 2017, that played into ISIS propaganda for months and really put Africa in focus, it has only grown in strength since,” he said. . . . .
 
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