Obama slaps Israel in the face — on Passover!

By: heartlander (Diary)  |  April 19th at 10:13 AM  | 

Barack Obama seems to think that attending a Passover seder once a year will fool Jews into thinking he likes them. Forget that he gave massive financial support — not to mention weekly attendance — to a church whose pastor, Jeremiah Wright, delivers anti-Semitic jabs on a regular basis. Forget that his first phone call from the Oval Office after his inauguration was to Mahmoud | Read More »

Could the Middle East become “Christenrein”?

By: heartlander (Diary)  |  March 28th at 05:00 PM  | 

The ongoing unrest all across the Middle East is resulting in native Christian communities suffering ever greater persecution.

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It’s a great day to be a Muslim Brother!

By: heartlander (Diary)  |  February 19th at 03:12 AM  | 

Friday was indeed a great day to be a Muslim Brother. Yusuf al-Qaradawi, spiritual leader of the Muslim Brotherhood and the most influential Muslim scholar in the world — looked to by most of the world’s Sunni Muslims for guidance about their faith — has made a triumphal return to Egypt. On Friday, Qaradawi spoke to hundreds of thousands (estimates go as high as a | Read More »

In Egypt, Christians fear the same fate as Iraqi and Lebanese Christians — or worse

By: heartlander (Diary)  |  February 9th at 02:40 AM  | 

Catholics and Eastern Orthodox Christians have been split for nearly 1,000 years — but in Egypt, tragically, they are united in suffering — now so more than ever. Via Catholic Online, the Catholic News Agency reports  [boldface mine, throughout]: As the U.S. urges Mubarak to step down, Egyptian Christians worry that radical Islamic ideology may fill a void left by his absence. Issam Bishara, Vice | Read More »

Christians fear for their lives… in Australia! Is America next?

By: heartlander (Diary)  |  February 2nd at 07:02 PM  | 

Islamist calls for attacks on Coptic Christians are not confined to Egypt, but extend worldwide, including to expat Copts living in Australia — with passive enabling by Australia’s Labor Party.

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