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Post by fretslider on Aug 2, 2014 16:16:41 GMT -5
The Church of England has demanded that the British government offers sanctuary to thousands of Christians fleeing jihadists in northern Iraq, warning that ignoring their plight would constitute a "betrayal of Britain's moral and historical obligations". A number of bishops have revealed their frustration over David Cameron's intransigence on the issue, arguing the UK has a responsibility to grant immediate asylum to Iraqi Christian communities recently forced to flee the northern city of Mosul after militants from the Islamic State in Iraq and the Levant (Isis) threatened them with execution, a religious tax or forced conversion. "Given the vast amounts of money that we spent on the war in Iraq, the tiny cost of bringing some people fleeing for their lives to this country and allowing them to settle – and who, in due course, would be an asset to our society – would seem to be minuscule." www.theguardian.com/world/2014/aug/02/bishops-urge-david-cameron-asylum-iraqi-christiansSo where is the condemnation of the violence?
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Post by mouse on Aug 3, 2014 2:48:04 GMT -5
""""So where is the condemnation of the violence?""""
not going to happen..Christians are well down in the order of priorities..our powers that be would much rather turn a blind eye to the massares of Christians and Jews by da bruvers and concentrte on the myth that the followers of islam are peaceful and victims rather than admit they the followers are aggressive and phsycologically disturbed and have been for the last 1400yrs
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