宗教の押し売り屋たる中国系宣教師は土人にぶっ殺されて当然（爆ｗｗｗｗｗ

American missionary, 27, is shot dead with arrows by protected tribe that he tried to convert to Christianity after landing on their remote Indian island - but they CAN'T be prosecuted for his murder
John Chau was killed as soon as he set foot on the remote North Sentinel Island
The island's indigenous people live cut off completely from the outside world
Chau took a boat ride with local fishermen before venturing to the island alone
Contact with several tribes on Andaman islands in the Indian Ocean is illegal

By Khaleda Rahman For Dailymail.com and Afp and Reuters
Published: 03:51 EST, 21 November 2018 | Updated: 09:49 EST, 21 November 2018
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6413235/American-tourist-27-killed-protected-tribesmen-remote-island.html

追記：元記事のタイトルが少し変更されたようですな

American missionary believed God had 'called' him to convert tribe that shot him dead with arrows and spent years planning to get to their remote island as Indian police work out how to retrieve body
John Chau was killed as soon as he set foot on the remote North Sentinel Island
The 27-year-old EMT paid local fishermen to help him to the island last week
Chau took a boat ride with local fishermen before venturing to the island alone
As soon as he landed on the island, Chau found himself facing a flurry of arrows
The tribesmen who killed him can't be prosecuted as contact with them is illegal
The island's indigenous people live cut off completely from the outside world

By Khaleda Rahman For Dailymail.com and Afp
Published: 03:51 EST, 21 November 2018 | Updated: 11:38 EST, 21 November 2018
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6413235/American-tourist-27-killed-protected-tribesmen-remote-island.html

だから真のGOD派は宣教なんてしないと・・・（爆ｗｗｗｗｗｗｗ

Death of John Allen Chau

In November 2018, an American preacher and missionary, John Allen Chau, ignored India's laws against visiting North Sentinel Island and paid local fishermen to transport him to the island by boat on several occasions. Reportedly, his goal was to convert the Islanders from their native religious beliefs, if such exist, to Christianity. On his final visit, Chau was shot at with arrows by the Islanders and ultimately died from his wounds. As Chau broke numerous laws in his attempts to make contact with the Islanders and as India considers the tribe to be a sovereign nation, it's unlikely that the courts will express any interest in prosecuting the Islanders, who currently number between 50 and 150 people. However, the fishermen who ferried Chau to the island illegally have been arrested and may face a number of charges, including homicide.^{[19][20][21][22]} This is the first incident of the Islanders attacking individuals since two Indian poachers, Sunder Raj and Pandit Tiwari, were killed while trying to harvest mud crabs while under the influence of alcohol.


International Christian Concern (ICC) is an ecumenical, non-governmental, non-partisan Christian organization, located in Washington, DC, whose concern is the human rights of Christians and religious minorities.^[1][2] Its mission is to help religious minorities from all forms of persecution through assistance, advocacy, and awareness.
ICC was founded in 1995 by Steve Snyder, former president of the USA Division of Christian Solidarity International. In 2002, Snyder was succeeded as ICC President by Jeff King, who had served 11 years with Campus Crusade for Christ.^[3]
The organization has issued reports on persecution of Christians in countries such as China, Saudi Arabia,^[4] Iraq,^[5] and Algeria.^[6] In recent years ICC has also worked to raise the profile of religious persecution in Mexico,^[7] Pakistan,^[8] Egypt, and India along with individual cases such as Sudanese Christian mother Meriam Ibrahim and Pakistani Christian Asia Bibi.


CSI’s participation in slave liberation efforts in Sudan has received criticism. In 1999, UNICEF called the practice “intolerable,” claiming that it was not a “lasting solution” to the slavery problem and faulting it for implicitly accepting that human beings can be purchased. UNICEF also claimed that paying money for slaves provided combatants in the war with cash for buying weapons.^[21] Human Rights Watch stated that buying back slaves might provide a “monetary incentive” for further slave raiding and warned of the “risk of fraud in the redemption process.^[22] ” In 2002, a State Department report on the issue declared, “As a matter of principle, no person holding another who has been abducted or enslaved should be paid to secure that person’s release. …we believe that some legitimate concerns about this practice have been raised.^[23]” Other critics agree that the campaign "encourages the taking of slaves" and "reduces the incentive for owners to set them free without payment" (the New York Times),^[24] or "undercuts" the "battle against slavery" (Richard Miniter for The Atlantic).^[25]
CSI responded to UNICEF’s 1999 critique by claiming that it never brought American dollars into the warzone, and redeemed slaves only with Sudanese pounds to decrease the potential for fueling the arms trade.^[21] Today, CSI claims to use only cattle vaccine in its exchanges. On its website, CSI defends the morality of paying for the release of slaves “when there is no better way to affect liberation, and when the families of the enslaved and the leaders of the victimized community desire it.” CSI argues that slavery in Sudan is “not driven mainly by economic forces,” but by “political and military factors. The suspension of slave raiding in Southern Sudan at the time of the signing of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement…clearly proves this fact.” CSI claims that it “has employed many safeguards to prevent against fraud,” including “independent investigations,” and involving “many people, representing different segments of the victimized communities…in the documentation process.” It adds, “None of the few outsiders who have claimed that not all the slaves are genuine have ever produced the name or other details of a false slave. Such allegations remain today unsubstantiated.^[26] ”
In 2008, journalist Charles Sennott wrote that CSI was “overreacting to events in the Middle East” in its campaign to save Iraqi Christians.^[27]

Cru (known as Campus Crusade for Christ -- informally "Campus Crusade" or simply "crusade" -- or CCC until 2011) is an interdenominational Christian parachurch organization for college and university students.^[1] It was founded in 1951 at the University of California, Los Angeles by Bill Bright and Vonette Zachary Bright. Since then, Cru has expanded its focus to include adult professionals, athletes, and high school students. In 2011, Cru had 25,000 missionaries in 191 countries.^[2]
Campus Crusade for Christ relocated its world headquarters from Arrowhead Springs, San Bernardino, California to Orlando, Florida in 1991.^[3] The current president of the organization is Steve Douglass.^[4]
In 2011, Campus Crusade for Christ in the United States changed its name to Cru, to avoid the negative connotation of "crusade" from the historical Crusades (particularly to Muslim communities), and to reflect the fact that much of the organization's work was no longer limited to college campuses.^[2]


sen·ti·nel
/ˈsent(ə)nəl/
noun
noun: sentinel; plural noun: sentinels

1.
a soldier or guard whose job is to stand and keep watch.
Medicine
a thing that acts as an indicator of the presence of disease.
"the first national HIV sentinel surveillance program in the developing world"

verb
verb: sentinel; 3rd person present: sentinels; past tense: sentinelled; past participle: sentinelled; gerund or present participle: sentinelling; past tense: sentineled; past participle: sentineled; gerund or present participle: sentineling

1.
station a soldier or guard by (a place) to keep watch.


2017年1月31日火曜日
プロトコルXの本質は神々の戦い（ラグナロック）で・・・

イスラム教以外のほぼ全ての宗教で信者離れが加速してるわけで、搾取し苦しめる末端信者がいないと宗教利権は成り立たないわけですよ。だからキリスト教だろうがユダヤ教だろうが仏教だろうが新興宗教だろうが皇室だろうがバチカンと結託してた欧米の王族だろうが宗教利権で食ってる連中はイスラム教支持なわけです。連中にとっては唯一の希望の光ですから。（爆ｗｗｗｗｗｗ


一攫千金目当ての宣教やら信者集めなんてせず地道に富と権力をゲットしたGOD派はプロトコルXとは無関係なわけです。（爆ｗｗｗｗｗｗ

http://tokumei10.blogspot.com/2017/01/x_31.html


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