The Persecution of Christians Part 27

Besides ISIS, Boko Haram and al-Shabaab, there is another lesser known group which The International Christian Concern (ICC)  term “Fulani militants.” This is a hostile group of individuals who attack Christian farming communities throughout the Middle Belt of Nigeria. The term militants is used because there are many Fulani who are peaceful, but there are… Continue reading The Persecution of Christians Part 27

Political Islam Part 40

The protests in Iran are not only about economics and politics, they’re also about Islam. Iran in the 1960’s saw mini skirts, smiling women with uncovered hair, men and women freely holding hands on university campuses, and in the air, there was a sense that progress was possible. Then the Shah was deposed during the… Continue reading Political Islam Part 40

Migrant Pedophiles Part 6

Vladimir Putin addresses the Council for Interethnic Relations on October 31 2016. During the October 31 meeting of the Inter-ethnic Relations Council of Russia in Astrakhan, Russian President Vladimir Putin talked with scorn about the experience of the European Union countries in dealing with migrant crisis, which in his view has overwhelmed the continent. He… Continue reading Migrant Pedophiles Part 6

Political Islam Part 39

As Muslims begin to assert their religious and cultural identity, they seek authenticity in social structures and it is this search for authenticity that serves as rejection of Western cultural and normative hegemony. Regardless of the success or failure of political Islam, Muslims will seek to politicize Islam in search for cultural independence. Islamic modernism,… Continue reading Political Islam Part 39

The Persecution of Christians Part 26

The International Christian Concern (ICC) has asserted that Nigeria is the biggest killing ground of Christians today. How big a problem is Christian persecution in Nigeria compared to what goes on in other parts of the world? The three biggest terrorist organizations in the world today are ISIS, Boko Haram, and al-Shabaab. Boko Haram has… Continue reading The Persecution of Christians Part 26

Dec 2020. Manchester Attack

The imprisoned terrorist Hashem Abedi, 23, has admitted for the first time his involvement in planning the Manchester Arena bombing that killed 22 people, a public inquiry has heard. Abedi, 23, the brother of the suicide bomber Salman Abedi, 22, made the admission in prison in October while being interviewed by two members of the… Continue reading Dec 2020. Manchester Attack

Muslim Invasion of the UK Part 26

Tony Smith, an ex-Border Force chief says the message that is getting out is that migrants who are picked up by Border Force are ‘essentially guaranteed’ passage to a British port and it is unlikely they will ever be returned anywhere. Meanwhile, a British fisherman has claimed French patrols are ‘escorting’ migrants across the Channel… Continue reading Muslim Invasion of the UK Part 26

Political Islam Part 38

After the Arab Spring uprising in 2011, the counterrevolution of 2013 in Egypt that removed the Muslim Brotherhood from power and outlawed it, and sustained protests that forced Al-Nahda to relinquish power in Tunisia in favour of an interim technocratic government, political Islam is once again back in the bunker, fighting for legitimacy and struggling… Continue reading Political Islam Part 38

The Persecution of Christians Part 25

A picture taken on February 24, 2017 shows the damaged alter of Saint Moses Catholic Church in the village of Bakin Kogi, in Kaduna state, northwest Nigeria, that was recently attacked by suspected Fulani herdsmen. Long-standing tensions between herdsmen and farmers have flared up again in Kaduna state, northern Nigeria, leaving possibly hundreds dead in tit-for-tat violence. Last weekend at least 21 people were killed and several homes were destroyed when suspected cattle drivers attacked five farming communities.But the clashes between the Muslim, largely Hausa-speaking Fulani cattle drivers and the mainly Christian farmers have escalated since December, when a Fulani chief was killed. / AFP / STEFAN HEUNIS (Photo credit should read STEFAN HEUNIS/AFP/Getty Images)

Attacks by Fulani herders in particular have had a devastating effect on Christian farmers -thousands have fled, leaving behind fertile farmlands. “Without the access to their land, they no longer have the ability to grow food to sustain themselves and their families. It is also hurting the larger community as a whole as there are… Continue reading The Persecution of Christians Part 25

Muslim Invasion of the UK Part 25

The Prime Minister Boris Johnson, refering to the Invasion of Migrants, saying “We will send you back.” He added: “If you come illegally, you are an illegal migrant and, I’m afraid, the law will treat you as such.” But, while at least 1,890 foreigners reached British shores in small boats last year, the Home Office… Continue reading Muslim Invasion of the UK Part 25