Atlas Shrugs June 29, 2010 The global jihad rages on. Religion of peaceniks. I guess it all depends on what your definition of peace is. Perhaps Obama can help explain the definition. After all, this is the country of his youth. He did grow up on the streets of Jakarta, Indonesia. I wonder whose side he's on in this jihad .......... _let's ask the Nepalese._ (http://www.feedblitz.com/t2.asp?/26412/13042656/3856219/http://atlasshrugs2000.typepad.com/atlas_shrugs/2010/06/more-mohammedanism-in-the-whie-ho use-abandons-96-nepal-hindus-in-favor-of-4-nepal-muslims.html) _Indonesia: Nine groups of Misunderstanders of Islam threaten war over "Christianization"_ (http://www.feedblitz.com/t2.asp?/26412/13042656/3856219/http://www.jihadwatch.org/2010/06/indonesia-nine-groups-of-misunderstanders-of- islam-threaten-war-over-christianization.html) Jihad Watch Enraged over rumors that Muslims have been baptized, a new coalition of nine Muslim groups is trying to mobilize every mosque in Bekasi -- numbering in the hundreds -- to go to war against the Christians. But surely the Vast Majority of Peaceful Muslims in those mosques will put a stop to this, won't they? Won't they? "Muslim Groups Talk War Over 'Christianization,'" by Ulma Haryanto in the _Jakarta Globe_ (http://www.feedblitz.com/t2.asp?/26412/13042656/3856219/http://www.thejakartaglobe.com/city/muslim-groups-talk-war-o ver-christianization/382952) , June 28 (thanks to Nicolei):In a move that could add to already simmering religious tensions in Bekasi, a new group calling itself the Bekasi Islamic Presidium is planning a roadshow aimed at persuading every mosque in the city to prepare for the possibility of "war" against "Christianization." The group, consisting of nine members representing different Islamic organizations in the city, was formed on Sunday, the last day of the Bekasi Islamic Congress at Al Azhar Mosque that was convened to address the so-called Christianization problem. Among its recommendations is the formation of Islamic militant groups, or laskar, within each mosque and the drafting of Shariah-based policies by the Bekasi administration. "All Muslims should unite and be on guard because ... the Christians are up to something," MurĂ‚­hali Barda, head of the Bekasi chapter of the hard-line Islamic Defenders Front (FPI), told the Jakarta Globe. "Apparently they want to test our patience. We are planning to invite them for a dialogue to determine what they really want. If talks fail, this might mean war," he warned. Murhali claimed that a certain Christian foundation had been relentlessly baptizing groups of people in the city, which has seen a number of religious conflicts in recent months. "The last one was on Wednesday. A number of buses were seen dropping off people, some wearing jilbabs, at a house in Kemang Pratama district in Bekasi. When our people interrogated the security guard, he said they came from Jakarta and were there to be baptized," he said.
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