Dan mengingat semuanya yang telah terjadi termasuk indoktrinasi teroris dan 
musuh2an kafir2an pada pemeluk agama lain, maka Islam itu sejajar dengan 
komunis garis keras, bahkan simbolnya juga hampir sama, tujuannya juga sama 
yaitu berkuasa, sistem tertutupnya, perlakuan pada yang menentang, dan caranya 
menggunakan massa dan cuci otak juga sama.

Kurasa, ALIEN pemrakarsa ISLAM bernama ALLOH itu real alien. Ia membangun 
markas di BULAN sbgmana simbolnya. Dari situ ia dan kelompoknya beroperasi 
menyesatkan manusia di Bumi, menyusun sistem2 ajaran dan ideologi untuk 
membantu Alloh berkuasa secara mutlak di BUMI. 


--- In [email protected], "sunny" <ambon@...> wrote:
>
> Apakah ada istilah jihad dalam ajaran agama Kristen, Buddha dan Hindu? Setahu 
> saya istilaah tersebut hanya ada dalam agama Islam dan sering dipakai untuk 
> membernarkan perbuatan menhamtan apa yang dianggap musuh.
> 
>   ----- Original Message ----- 
>   From: item abu 
>   To: [email protected] 
>   Sent: Wednesday, May 11, 2011 11:46 PM
>   Subject: [proletar] Pejihad Kristen ngebantai cewek dan anak2, hehehe....
> 
> 
>     
>   Pejihad Kristen ngebantai cewek dan anak2, hehehe.... 
> 
>   Eh ternyata gua salah nulis, ternyata pejihad Islam yg ngebantai cewek dan 
>   anak2.
> 
>   Koq kayaknya gua ga pernah nemu berita di media ttg pejihad Kristen 
> ngebantai 
>   cewek dan anak2 spt yg dilakukan pejihad Islam, selalu aja pejihad Islam yg 
>   ngebantai.
> 
>   Tp ini kan ngebuktikan bhw Islam itu adalah agama yg benar, krn cuma 
> Islamlah 
>   satu2nya yg dr awal sampe akhir terus berjihad ngebantai cewek dan anak2. 
>   Indahnya Islam itu, hehehe.....
> 
>   
> http://www.charismamag.com/index.php/news/30956-islamists-kill-nigerian-pastors-wife-kids
> 
>   Islamists Kill Nigerian Pastor's Wife, Kids 
>   Wednesday, 11 May 2011 05:37 AM EDT Compass Direct News News - Featured News
> 
>   As she lay on the ground after being shot and then slashed with a machete, 
>   Dune James Rike looked into her husband’s tear-filled eyes and asked, 
> “Is this 
>   the end between us, so we shall not be together again?”
>   Pastor James Musa Rike told Compass he held the hands of his dying, 
>   35-year-old wife and told her, “Hold on to your faith in Jesus, and we 
> shall 
>   meet and never part again.”
>   Muslim extremists who attacked Kurum village, in the Bogoro local 
> government 
>   area of Nigeria’s Bauchi state, had already killed two of the couple’s 
> children 
>   in a rampage that began Wednesday (May 4) at midnight. Rike, pastor of a 
> Church 
>   of Christ in Nigeria (COCIN) congregation in Kurum, next heard the cries of 
> his 
>   13-year-old daughter, Sum James Rike, a few yards away.
>   “I rushed to my daughter, only to discover that she too was cut with a 
> machete 
>   on her stomach, and her intestines were all around her,” he said. “I 
> held her 
>   hand and began to pray, knowing she too was about to die. She told me that 
> the 
>   Muslim militants told her they would kill her and “see how your Jesus 
> will save 
>   you.” 
> 
>   The girl told her father that she responded by telling them that Jesus had 
>   already saved her, and that by killing her they would only be making it 
>   possible for her to be with Him. Pastor Rike prayed for her as she died.
>   Shooting and setting homes on fire, the Muslim extremists killed 12 other 
>   Christians in the attack. Bauchi police reported 16 people dead â€" one 
> man, 
>   three women and 12 children. 
> 
>   Pastor Rike said that when the attackers reached his house, they tried to 
> force 
>   their way into their bedrooms.
>   “I opened a backdoor, and we ran out into the dark night while the 
> militants 
>   pursued us,” he said. “They shot my wife and two of our kids as they 
> tried to 
>   escape.”
>   Pastor Rike said that after killing the two children, Faith James Rike and 
>   1-year-old Fyali James Rike, the assailants cut his wife’s abdomen with a 
>   machete. 
> 
>   “I was shocked at what I saw,” he said. “I knew my wife would not 
> last long, 
>   and the only thing I did was to encourage her to hold on to her faith in 
>   Jesus.”
>   The Muslim extremists set more than 20 houses ablaze before leaving the 
> village, 
>   he said.
>   Pastor Rike and his son survived the attack, and he said his adopted 
> daughter, 
>   Whulham James Rike, was injured and receiving treatment at the General 
> Hospital 
>   in Bogoro. He said five others others were also receiving hospital 
> treatment.
>   Among those killed, church sources said, were Murna Ayuba; Angelina 
> Ezekiel; 
>   Dorcas Sunday; Asabar Toma; Rhoda Joseph; Dhunhgwa Zakka; Bukata Amos; 
> Ishaku 
>   Amos; Kalla Amos; Amos Daniel; Samidah Joel; and Changtan Joel.
>   The Muslim jihadists also stole money and the other valuables from the 
> Christian 
>   village as they withdrew, church sources said. 
> 
>   The area has a history of sectarian violence, and the attack follows the 
> death 
>   of hundreds of people in Bauchi and other northern states last month after 
>   Muslims rioted over the April 16 election of a Christian, Goodluck 
> Jonathan, as 
>   president. He defeated a Muslim candidate, Muhammadu Buhari. Saying more 
> than 
>   200 church buildings were burned, Christian leaders in northern Nigeria 
> have 
>   called for a federal probe into the violence, in which Christians mounted 
>   counter attacks.
>   Northern Nigeria climbed to 23rd place in 2010 from 27th in 2009 on 
> Christian 
>   support organization Open Doors’ World Watch List of nations with the 
> worst 
>   persecution. 
> 
>   The church where Pastor Rike ministers has about 30 members and has been in 
>   existence for more than 50 years. Those killed were members of the three 
>   churches in the village â€" the COCIN church, St. John’s Catholic Church 
> and an 
>   Evangelical Church of West Africa congregation. 
> 
>   Pastor Rike said the incident has strengthened his faith in Jesus. 
>   “Whatever is the situation, I will never forsake Christ,” he said. 
> “All human 
>   beings are created by God, and our attackers must know that they need to 
>   abandon anything that will lead them to destroy creations of God.”
>   Nigeria’s population of more than 158.2 million is almost evenly divided 
>   between Christians, who make up 51.3 percent of the population and live 
> mainly 
>   in the south, and Muslims, who account for 45 percent of the population and 
>   live mainly in the north. The percentages may be less, however, as those 
>   practicing indigenous religions may be as high as 10 percent of the total 
>   population, according to Operation World.
> 
>   [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
> 
> 
> 
>   
> 
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
>




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