Hehehe... orang Islam udah ngumumin mereka berjihad di jalan auloh di Sudan, dgn begitu, mereka bisa nangkepin cewek2 Kristen, lalu ceweknya dijual sbg budak sex.
Dgn begitu, Sudan bisa jadi kaya raya dgn berjihad di jalan auloh. Ini kan demi auloh jg yg udah janji mau bikin orang Islam jadi kaya lewat ngerampok dan malak (9:28), jadi auloh ga hilang muka. Orang Islam itu emang wajib nolong auloh spy auloh ga malu dituding ga nepatin janjinya, jadi auloh akan nolong orang Islam jg dgn ngejadikan orang Islam kaya raya dgn berhasil ngerampoknya. Betul2 solusi yg brilyan, hehehe.... Sudan: Muslims declare jihad, loot church buildings, torture and kill Christians Misunderstanders of Islam running amok, trying to terrorize the Christian South into staying under the Islamic government of the North, and no Correct Understanders of the Religion of Peace seem to be around to rein them in. "Sudanese Military, Militias Kill Christians in South Kordofan," from Compass Direct, June 17: KHARTOUM, Sudan, June 17 (CDN) — Military intelligence agents killed one Christian, and Islamic militants sympathetic to the government slaughtered another last week after attacking churches in Sudan’s embattled South Kordofan state. >Christian sources said a Sudan Armed Forces (SAF) Intelligence unit detained >Nimeri Philip Kalo, a student at St. Paul Major Seminary, on June 8 near the >gate of the United Nations Mission in Sudan (UNMIS) in Kadugli’s al Shaeer >area >and shot him in front of bystanders. Kalo and other Christians were fleeing >the >town after Muslim militias loyal to the SAF attacked and looted at least >three >church buildings in Kadugli, they said. >UNMIS’s mandate is to support the Comprehensive Peace Agreement between the >Government of Sudan and the country’s Christian and animist south, scheduled >to >secede on July 9, by helping in the disarmament process, among other means. >Armed conflict in Kadugli broke out between southern and northern militaries >on >June 6 after northern forces seized Abyei last month. >SAF military intelligence agents accused Kalo of being a Christian and >suspected he was therefore opposed to the Islamic government, the sources >said. >“They shot him in front of our eyes and forced us not to cry, or else we >would >face the same fate,” a Christian source told Compass on condition of >anonymity. >Likewise, another Christian survivor said while breaking into tears, “They >killed him in front of my eyes.” >On the same day, Islamic militants loyal to the SAF slaughtered a young >Christian man by sword in Kadugli Market, the sources said. Adeeb Gismalla >Aksam, 33, a bus driver whose father is an elder with the Evangelical Church >in >Kadugli, was murdered by Muslim extremists shouting, “Allahu-akbar [God is >greater]!” >The Islamic militias were heard shouting “Allahu-akbar!” as they began >shooting >at a Roman Catholic Church building at 3:30 p.m. on June 8, during a mass in >which the congregants were asking God to protect them. >“As we were praying, they started to pour bullets at us to the point that we >were terribly scared,” a Christian who escaped the attack told Compass. >No one was hit by the bullets shot at the building from the outside, but SAF >agents on June 8 arrested the Rev. Abraham James Lual in front of his >congregation, a priest of a Kadugli parish told Compass. Accusing Lual of >preaching that people should oppose the Islamic government, authorities took >him to an unknown location and tortured him two days, releasing him the >following morning, the priest said. >The Rev. Paul Okeny, another Catholic priest, told Compass that Islamic >militias loyal to the SAF looted other churches in Kadugli as well, besides >attacking Lual’s church and depriving him of his belongings.... >Another Christian who requested anonymity said he was arrested at gunpoint by >SAF military Intelligence agents at 8:30 a.m. on June 8. Accusing him of being >anti-Islam and therefore opposed to the Islamic government, the security >officers took him to a military jail, where he was severely beaten and >“kicked >like a ball,” he said. >According to the Christian, one high-ranking official told another, “Why >shouldn’t you shoot him in his house so that his body gets rotten in his own >house?” After taking him to his house, they started to torture him with >sticks, >guns and knives, saying, “We will kill you,” he said.... >The SAF and Islamic militias on June 8 also set fire to buildings of the >Episcopal Church of Sudan and the Sudanese Church of Christ in Kadugli, >sources >said. >“I saw a building of the Episcopal Church of Sudan in flames,” said one >eyewitness.... >On Sunday (June 12), North Kordofan Gov. Mutasim Mirghani Zaki El-deen >declared >jihad (holy war) on the Nuba people, most of whom are Christians.... Somehow I doubt that North Kordofan Gov. Mutasim Mirghani Zaki El-deen was referring to an interior spiritual struggle.Posted by Robert on June 19, 2011 12:21 PM | 7 Comments [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] ------------------------------------ Post message: [email protected] Subscribe : [email protected] Unsubscribe : [email protected] List owner : [email protected] Homepage : http://proletar.8m.com/Yahoo! Groups Links <*> To visit your group on the web, go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/proletar/ <*> Your email settings: Individual Email | Traditional <*> To change settings online go to: http://groups.yahoo.com/group/proletar/join (Yahoo! ID required) <*> To change settings via email: [email protected] [email protected] <*> To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: [email protected] <*> Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to: http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/
