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Author: Abdul Masih
The Fulani herdsmen of Northern Nigeria, who are Muslim, are slaughtering Christians because they want to set up a proper Muslim Caliphate in the region, a human rights worker says. Over the Easter weekend — while American Christians were cracking open pastel-colored eggs and eating chocolate bunnies, the Fulanis and other extremist Muslims attacked and killed about 60 Christians in Nigeria, says Judd Saul of Equipping the Persecuted. It’s part of the ongoing onslaught to establish Muslim dominance and erradicated the “infidels.” “It’s a systematic genocide and terror being perpetrated on Christians by radical Islamists,” Judd says. The Nigeria military…
By Abdul Masih — Within hours of Hamas militants infiltrating Israel killing, raping, kidnapping, pillaging, liberals reacted with unabashed glee online. How did Israel — once seen widely as a post-Holocaust, anti-colonialist success story — become the Left’s most prominent and abhorrent example of expansionist settler colonialism? There are historical reasons and plain old antisemitism in the mix, but one powerful fountainhead is academia’s theory of “decolonization.” “What did y’all think decolonization meant? vibes? papers? essays?” Somalian-American journalist Najma Sharif posted on X at noon on the day of the attack. “Losers.” If you didn’t know what she was referring…
By Abdul Masih — The Bible commands social justice, so there’s nothing wrong with that. But how do you define social justice? A growing number of Christians are defining social justice as dictated by woke culture, acceptance of every behavior and every faith under the sun. Everything, that is, except old-style conventional Christians who affirm the sin nature of man. “In the mind of the progressive Christian, they actually feel more unity with an affinity for affection for people of other religions and even atheists than they did conservative Christians,” says Alisa Childers, the daughter of Christian music pioneer Chuck…
By Abdul Masih — Afghanistan and Iraq turned into forever wars because when allies tried “nation building,” they didn’t know how set in stone Islam was in the hearts of the Afghans and the Iraqis. Iran is different. Islam is now a minority religion. People stopped going to mosque even before the January protests to the extent that two-thirds of them shut down. During the protests, Iranians burned the mosques. They were sick and tired of extremism. Iranians are now atheists, Christians and Zoroastrians (returning to their roots). Among those who practice Islam are many who don’t want it mixed…
By Abdul Masih — Iran is an equal opportunity oppressor. Seen parading through the streets of Tehran, women in a jeep with a mounted military grade machine gun — the jeep is even painted pink for the women — so that now women dressed in chador and face covering can join the regime’s killing of women. The last time people protested in Iran it was for a Kurdish woman who was beaten to death September 2022 for not wearing her hijab correctly. Tens of thousands of people streamed into the streets demanding an end to the repressive morality police for…
By Abdul Masih — This extremist ideology: Because they believe virgins go to Paradise, the Iranian Regime gang-r@pes women before they execute them. Bita Hemmati will be the first woman to be executed for protesting against the regime. Judge Iman Afshari, of the Tehran Revolutionary Court, sentenced Hemmati; her husband, Mohammadreza Majidi Asl; Behrouz Zamaninezhad and Kourosh Zamaninezhad to death on the charge of “operational action for the hostile government of the United States and hostile groups,” in addition to discretionary imprisonment period of five years on the charge of “assembly and collusion against national security.” If execution for marching…
By Abdul Masih — Mihrigul Tursun was strapped in a tiger chair for torture. Her crime? Being Uyghur in China. “Each time I was electrocuted, my whole body would shake violently, and I could feel the pain in my veins,” Mihrigul told the U.S. Congress. “I begged them to kill me.” In response to Uyghur pleas for independence, the Chinese Communist Party rounded up 1M Uyghurs in internment camps it called vocational centers. Accusations include sterilization to exterminate them and forced labor. Your Apple phone, your Nike shoes, your Gap clothes are made by 80K Uyghurs treated as slaves, according…
By Abdul Masih — To beat the ban on the Gospel, missionaries in North Korea are equipped with MP3 Bibles the size of a small coin, MP4 Jesus film projectors the size of a credit card and hologram Bibles projected from a lithium battery-powered device the size of a pill — all smuggled in with shipments of rice and canned foods. “It is virtually impossible” to stop the inflow these innovations, says Eugene Bach, of the Back to Jerusalem missionary movement. “We have been born in the best era ever to be a part of missions. It’s never been easier…
By Abdul Masih — Say goodbye to extremist ideology. The Iran Regime will fall, per law of gravity. “If we if I believe in in gravity or if I believe in science, this regime has to fall because there is no going back,” observes Lisa Daftari, a foreign affairs journalist. “They have no legitimacy among the Iranian people.” But the good news is being stifled by regime-friendly journalists and intellectuals, some of whom are actually on Iran’s payroll, just like Qatar does. “CNN has a reporter in Iran and they’re not doing a good job,” Daftari says. “They’re giving them…
By Abdul Masih — Feared from outside, the great economic giant known as China is actually teetering on the brink of a collapse similar to the Soviet Union, an analyst says. “China looks unstoppable — until you compare it to the Soviet Union’s last, glittering decades,” says Elvira Bary, who has studied authoritarian regimes since she was born in the USSR. Authoritarian regimes fail because of inherent flaws. They must constantly shore up their legitimacy, hence the lies-filled propaganda. They reward loyalty, not brains. When their economics stagnant, they start a war to appear to be strong and successful. The…

