Posted on March 31, 2008 by storiesuntold
Catholics - long the most populous religious sect in the world - are now outnumbered by Muslims; thanks in large part, of course, to nearly infertile Europe and North America.
The Vatican recently put the number of Catholics in the world at 1.13 billion people. It did not provide a figure for Muslims, generally estimated at [...]
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Posted on March 24, 2008 by storiesuntold
The ancient evil that was abolished in the Western world over a century ago still exists in the Muslim country of Mauritania, even though it was ‘outlawed’ 20 years ago.
Boubacar Messaoud remembered strolling from the flatlands of Mauritania toward the southern town of Rosso, a watermelon poised on his head. Beyond a riverbank, he [...]
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Posted on March 20, 2008 by storiesuntold
In his latest audio tape, mass-murderer Osama bin Laden warned everyone from European leaders to the Pope that his group’s next attack will be coming soon. The reason for the outrage: old Danish cartoons being reprinted. Not that this should surprise anyone, given the eternal outrage for even the slightest of offenses by kafirs.
However, Osama was even more blunt [...]
Filed under: Children, Foreign Policy, Terrorism, al Qaeda, media | Tagged: al-Qaida, bin laden, cartoons, catholic, Children, civilians, denmark, eu, europe, Osama, pope | No Comments »
Posted on March 18, 2008 by storiesuntold
Apostasy is an official crime against the state in some Muslim countries, and where it is not, the punishment of execution or severe persecution is often carried out by individuals as the rule of law looks the other way. Soon, Iran my join the list of countries where the death penalty is mandated for the crime of apostasy.
Of course, [...]
Filed under: Apostasy, Iran, Islam, Religion | Tagged: abuse, Apostasy, apostate, civil, death, execute, Iran, Islam, kill, murder, Muslim, penalty, punish, right, UN | No Comments »
Posted on March 13, 2008 by storiesuntold
Archbishop Faraj Rahho, kidnapped at the end of last month, was found dead in a shallow grave.
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Filed under: Islam, Religion, Religion of Peace | Tagged: Catholics, Christians, peace, persecution, violence | No Comments »
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