CHRISTIAN PERSECUTION: Muslims Attack Christian Villages In Plateau And Kaduna States In Search Of Christians To Kill

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Nigeria: Muslims Attack Christian Villages In Plateau And Kaduna States In Search Of Christians To Kill

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Because "Allah" hath spoken ... Qur’an: Sura 4:89, “Have no unbelieving friends. Kill the unbelievers [non-Muslims] wherever you find them.” Revelation 14:12, “Here is the patience of the saints; here are those who keep the commandments of God and the faith of Jesus.” Morning Star News - "The 14 PEOPLE killed in an attack by Muslim Fulani herdsmen last week in Plateau state were Christians killed for their faith, not cattlemen slain for their livestock, area Christians said. In Yelwa, where Muslim Fulani cattlemen have largely replaced Christian ethnicities over the years by means o... more »

CHRISTIAN PERSECUTION: Nigeria: Boko Haram Bombs At Least Five Churches In Northern Nigeria

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Nigeria: Boko Haram Bombs At Least Five Churches In Northern Nigeria

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In the minds of those who believe every word of the not-so-holy Qur'an, why shouldn't churches be bombed and Christians beheaded? After all, "Allah" does not love non-Muslims. In fact, non-Muslims are vile animals according to Islam's deity. And vile animals, well, they can be dangerous to Muslims and ought to be put down. For peaceful purposes ... Qur'an Sura 30:45, "... [Allah] does not love the unbelievers [non-Muslims]." Qur’an Sura 8:55, “Surely the vilest of animals in Allah’s sight are those who disbelieve [non-Muslims] …” Qur’an: Sura 4:89, “Have no unbelieving friends. Kill ... more »

CHRISTIAN PERSECUTION: Nigeria, At Least Five Christians Killed After Muslims Throw Bomb Inside Church During Service

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Nigeria: At Least Five Christians Killed After Muslims Throw Bomb Inside Church During Service

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Qur’an Sura 9:29-30, “Fight those who believe not in Allah nor the Last Day … nor acknowledge the religion of [Islam], even if they are of the People of the Book … the Christians say: The Messiah is the son of Allah; these are the words of their mouths; they imitate the saying of those who disbelieved before; may Allah destroy them …” Sky News - "At least five people have been killed and eight injured in a bomb attack on a Catholic church in a mainly Christian area of Kano, the largest city in Nigeria's north. The attack came shortly after the end of mass, police spokesman Frank Mba...more »

Another story about the peaceful religion of Islam!!! Nigerian Islamists attack Bama in northeast, leave 55 dead

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Armed with machine guns, 200 members of the Islamist Boko Haram laid siege to Bama, freeing 105 prison inmates and leaving 55 people dead in their deadliest attack since 2009, a Nigerian military spokesman said. Some of the attackers were dressed in army uniforms.

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Wars and Rumors of Wars!

 

China and Germany Strengthen Cooperation With Nigeria

 

In many ways Nigeria is becoming the new Somalia. Like the Somali al-Shabaab terrorist militia, Nigerian Boko Haram insurgents are unleashing a wave of religiously-motivated violence across the country. Like the Somali pirates in the Gulf of Aden, West African pirates are now terrorizing ships off the coasts of Nigeria and across the Gulf of Guinea.

Although pirates have been attacking ships in the oil-rich Niger Delta since the 1980s, their attacks have increased in frequency and severity in the last three years. According to Foreign Policy magazine, between January and September of 2012, pirates attacked 42 vessels in the Gulf of Guinea—taking 168 crew members hostage. Just last month, a group of Somali pirates operating off the Nigerian coast looted a German oil tanker, taking five Indian sailors hostage.
Analysts are attributing this rise in piracy to the fact that the Nigerian coast is largely unregulated and without an adequate maritime police force. This was not always the case.
After Britain outlawed the slave trade in 1807, the African Oyo Empire began to decline and eventually collapsed. British influence in the Niger region then gradually increased over the course of the 19th century until Nigeria became an official British colony in 1900. Operating from this new colony, the British military was able to end the slave trade in the region and keep the Gulf of Guinea free from pirates. After Nigerian independence in 1960, with Britain’s global power in decline, the United States took on more maritime policing responsibilities.
Although the U.S. Navy is still involved in the Gulf of Guinea, its efforts to keep the waterways safe have proved ineffective. This has prompted other world powers to increase their military presence in the region.
Just last August, the Chinese military had discussions with the Nigerian government to upgrade the Nigerian Navy. During the discussions, Chinese military attaché to Nigeria, Kang Honglin, pointed to the fact that China has already helped Nigeria set up an ammunition assembly line. He then went on to talk about China’s desire to provide the Nigerian Navy with both the training and equipment necessary to secure the Gulf of Guinea.
The German military is also very involved with Nigeria, although Berlin’s focus has been more on combating terrestrial-based Islamic extremist than it has been on combating marine-based pirates. German Chancellor Angela Merkel was in discussion with the Nigerian president last August wherein she offered German military training to Nigerian soldiers combating Boko Haram Islamic insurgents. Such military training would be a big step toward ensuring the safe passage of Nigerian oil supplies to both European and Oriental markets.
Foreign affairs analysts rank Nigeria as one of Africa’s three most geopolitically important nations. As Egypt’s fate determines the stability of Northern Africa and South Africa’s fate determines the stability of sub-Saharan Africa, so Nigeria’s fate determines the stability of the oil-rich nations surrounding the Gulf of Guinea. This fact is not lost on the political leaders of China or Germany—who are taking great pains to develop bilateral relations with Nigeria.
As America grapples with the fiscal cliff and financial decline, China and Germany are increasing their military presence in an African nation vital to global seaborne trade.
Deuteronomy 28 and Isaiah 23 foretell a time when a temporary German-Chinese alliance will ally against the United States in a great, global trade war. For a detailed explanation of this prophecy, read Chapter Seven of editor in chief Gerald Flurry’s booklet Isaiah’s End-Time Vision. ▪

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