Global War on Christians intensifying
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Religious freedom expert: Global war on Christians intensifying
The Sri Lanka Easter Sunday massacre on three churches is a signal the Muslim extremist war on Christians is intensifying across the world and something needs to be done about it, a religious freedom expert told Fox News.
Nina Shea, director of the Center for Religious Freedom of the Hudson Institute, said the United States needs to do more to protect Christians in countries where they are being slaughtered.
"We sell ourselves short," Shea said. "We don't ever defend Christians, we always have higher priorities regarding terror. We don't understand there's a link between the two. The weakness of those Christians makes them a very soft target, and the governments don't feel any pressure coming from us. They feel pressure coming from one side, and that's the extremists."
Statistics from the Hudson Institute are alarming. Every month about 345 Christians are killed for "faith-based" reasons and 105 churches or Christian buildings are burned or attacked. Globally, one in nine Christians experiences persecution.
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The mainstream media's refusal to call this attack for what it really is (an attack on Christians and the Christian faith) is the perfect example of the bias in the media that is rampant today. These clowns posing as journalists are supposed to be reporting the news not slanting the news to fit their agendas and are supposed to report the truth even when it doesn't fit their narratives.
The mainstream media's refusal to call this attack for what it really is (an attack on Christians and the Christian faith) is the perfect example of the bias in the media that is rampant today. These clowns posing as journalists are supposed to be reporting the news not slanting the news to fit their agendas and are supposed to report the truth even when it doesn't fit their narratives.
Which mainstream media are you listening to? I tune out 99% of mainstream news but a coworker was listening to NPR in the car and they 100% were referring to it as a Muslim terror group attack on Christians. The Sri Lankan guy they were interviewing said that both religions are a minority in the country (primarily Buddhist) and that the attacks weren't politically motivated.
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The mainstream media's refusal to call this attack for what it really is (an attack on Christians and the Christian faith) is the perfect example of the bias in the media that is rampant today. These clowns posing as journalists are supposed to be reporting the news not slanting the news to fit their agendas and are supposed to report the truth even when it doesn't fit their narratives.
Which mainstream media are you listening to? I tune out 99% of mainstream news but a coworker was listening to NPR in the car and they 100% were referring to it as a Muslim terror group attack on Christians. The Sri Lankan guy they were interviewing said that both religions are a minority in the country (primarily Buddhist) and that the attacks weren't politically motivated.
Which mainstream media are you listening to? I tune out 99% of mainstream news but a coworker was listening to NPR in the car and they 100% were referring to it as a Muslim terror group attack on Christians. The Sri Lankan guy they were interviewing said that both religions are a minority in the country (primarily Buddhist) and that the attacks weren't politically motivated.
Here are a few links for starters of the persecution and killing of Christians happening worldwide that our media is either not reporting or under reporting:
https://www.lifezette.com/2019/03/world-mourns-mosque-shooting-media-christians-nigeria/
https://www.mrc.org/special-reports/shameful-silence-abc-cbs-and-nbc-have-ignored-christian-genocide
https://www.foxnews.com/faith-values/sri-lanka-media-christians-muslim-scholar
https://www.lawenforcementtoday.com/mass-murder-politicians-and-the-american-media-bias/
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