Ignorence Isn't Bliss
MALI. During the month of June nearly a hundred Christians were killed by Muslims in Mali. A village in Sobame Da, where most of the residents were Christian, was attacked by Fulani Militia who burned houses and killed at least 95 men, women and children. That's one out of three inhabitants in the village and... Continue Reading →
EUROPE. This is an amazing documentary by Lauren Southern and her team that shows the migrant crisis from different perspectives. Very moving! https://youtu.be/ZQ_fz9EW5Iw
AFRICA. Terrorist groups in the sub-Saharan Sahel region of Africa have reaffirmed their commitment to ISIS in a video released on Saturday last week. Several groups in Mali, Burkina Faso, Niger and Nigeria have all given their allegiance to ISIS. The groups are, among others, two Boko Haram factions, al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb (AQIM)... Continue Reading →
BURKINA FASO. On Sunday 28 there was an attack on a church in the city Silgadji. The service was had just ended and the attack came as people were leaving the church. The perpetraitors came on motorbikes and fired into the air before they started to shoot people. Six persons, including the pastor, were killed.... Continue Reading →
Asia Bibi hasn't been able to leave Pakistan after all and a friend say that she is becoming increasingly frightened and frustrated with her uncertain future. Asia has been moved with her husband to a secret place in Karachi and is locked in a room all the time. The door only opens at meal time,... Continue Reading →
SWEDEN. I found an article from 2015 and it was so typical for how the media wanted to educate us during the peak of immigration. I just had to refute these "false" claims. The article refered to these sources, but weren't more precise than this: the leftist paper ETC, the Church of Sweden, Brå, Dagens... Continue Reading →
AFRICA. The report Changing Patterns in Terrorism and the Threat to Business, Control Risks by African Analysis at Control Risks show that terror is on the rise in the sub-Saharan countries. The factors behind them are complex and involve conflicts related to religion, tribes, politics, the military and more. In the countries where the army have been able to... Continue Reading →
