Muslims Behead School Girls

Are you still thinking that Islamo facists do not plan to take over the world, first infiltrating and then causing revolution, removing Europe and the USA and their every influence from all society as well?

The evidence is everywhere. Ships (pleasure today, oil laden "bombs" tomorrow?) are being pirated along the coast of Africa, Muslims are in Britain in record numbers and are isolated and lodging terrorist attacks from within certain London neighborhoods; the French are currently allowing young Muslim men to burn to the ground whatever they see fit to burn. Police are in a stand down mode. No retaliation allowed. No protection for the general population. Asia and Africa have huge Muslim populations. It's also spread to Belguim, and Germany. None of these Muslim enclaves and separate societies in any of these countries are particularly friendly to any outside force or to the governments of their host countries.

The secularists want us to embrace a philosophy where there is no right and no wrong. We just should "understand" our enemies, especially our Muslim enemies. We are, unbelievably, naive enough to allow our enemies to use our own various country's population's misplaced good intentions against protecting ourselves at home.

In Sulawesi is the kind of encroachment that should be causing outrage. But it isn't. France has African Muslims uprising in the streets and that is getting plenty of media coverage. Lives are lives, are they not? Why coverage in France but not in Indonesia? Do check the link at the bottom of this entry. It's the BBC's account of the incident. Strangely, only the Australians, the BBC, and the Christian media appeared in my Google search for "Sulawesi school girls beheaded."

Wouldn't you think "machete-wielding" Muslims beheading 3 young school girls, leaving one girl's head on church steps would attract at least some attention?

Please tell me that our secular media has not dismissed these Christian girls' loss of their lives as being less important to report than the secular lives--or the Muslim lives lost which we do hear bewailed daily.

Reminds me of Jesus saying, "God forgive them for they know not what they do." That was Jesus.

I, on the other hand, believe they know exactly what they're doing--they're prioritizing what you read and hear in the daily media. Do you wonder where the yellow went? It's alive and well in secular media journalism.

Here's David Aikman's report. Aikman is a veteran journalist and commentator for Beyond the News online .

Religious Liberties Dying in Sulawesi
—David Aikman

It's often hard to keep track of seemingly small events in distant countries when so many dramatic headlines continue to dominate the international scene. But Americans ought to be paying close attention to Indonesia, with 212 million people the world's largest Muslim country, but where Christians are under serious attack.

For the past five years, persistent violence has plagued the island of Sulawesi. Last week, three Christian schoolgirls were attacked by machete-wielding bandits and beheaded, with one girl's head left near a local church. In the past, such attacks have almost all been initiated by Islamic radicals. Unfortunately, violence throughout Sulawesi seems to have increased since Saudi Arabian money started funding Muslim radical groups.

Religious liberties throughout the world are under increasing threat, but Indonesian Christians are paying an especially devastating price for their faith, and need America's support.