How About a Christian Jihad?

Iranian Christian Pastor, Youcef Nadarkhani, was convicted by the Iranian government on apostasy charges.  Apostasy is the formal disaffiliation from or abandonment or renunciation of a religion by a person.  Nadarkhani was given the choice of renouncing Christianity or being put to death.  Reports say he has chosen the latter and if he wishes to be a martyr, well he is certainly in the right part of the world where martyrdom is an accepted philosophy.

The mainstream propaganda machine is using this incident to push for war.  Are the good Christians of this country going to allow this Iranian Christian to be executed, or are we going to attack Iran and secure that country’s oil for our very good friends, Israel?

We are talking about one individual here.  The Muslims in Somalia have been and are slaughtering Christians wholesale, but I guess the issue of religious persecution doesn’t become a big deal unless there is oil involved.

The United States invade Libya in support of the Al Qaeda rebels to secure that country’s wealth for the international elite.  Our war planes slaughters thousands of innocent men, women, and children and this is supposed to be acceptable because the United States is doing the killing.  And everyone knows that we are always righteous in our causes.

The Israelis have turned the Gaza Strip into the largest concentration camp to ever exist.  They have bombed Gaza, using cluster bombs, which is against international law.  But again, the Israelis are good killers with a righteous cause.

We cannot allow ourselves to be lulled into attacking Iran.  One man’s life, Christian or not, is not worth the misery and suffering that will be the result of a third world war.  Our country is falling apart and our every effort must be in saving ourselves.

The sovereign country of Iran does not have a 1^st Amendment protection and maybe some think they should, but take note, when our so called representative officials speak on this subject they want a democracy.  We are a Republic that emphasizes individual rights and freedoms.  Hell, even our Supreme Court Justices are advocating for other forms of governments other than ours in the Middle East; in specific, socialism.

Those in our highest seats of power are either soviet socialists or national socialists.  They hate our Bill of Rights and if they are allowed to go on status quo, the day will come when religious persecution will be going on right here in the United States.

We have already seen this movement being brought to light in this election year.  But like every other issue facing we the people, its importance will disappear the day after the election.  That is unless we elect Dr. Ron Paul who will fight beside us to reinstate all of our Bill of Rights as absolute.

If we want to help the world we must help ourselves first and once we have returned to freedom, liberty, and prosperity we can indeed lead through example.  Until then the Middle East is the Middle East.  Their laws are their laws and what they do is none of our damn Yankee business.

No one pushing for war has an argument therefore until it can be explained why we watch people slaughtered wholesale in one country without raising a finger and then turn around and suggest going to war over the death of one.  In short this has nothing to do with morality and everything to do with Middle Eastern oil and wealth.

God bless this Republic, death to the international corporate mafia, we shall prevail.