Never Again Is "Now" - The Time To Act Is Now

The U.S. State Department is currently not allowing Christians persecuted by ISIS into the country.

There is a huge effort in the works to privately fund airlifts of Christians from Iraq and Syria. Just a few years ago, there were 2 million Christians in Syria. It’s now down to 400,000. The world is silent. There’s a genocide already underway. But it’s of Christians.

It has gotten to the point where there is serious consideration to have Christian refugees airlifted to Mexico and walking them over the border. The State Department is resisting any attempt to privately bring Christian families here to the U.S. though they seem to have little issue with others claiming refugee status or coming into the country illegally.

The Mark of the Nazarene, like the yellow stars the Nazi's used to identify Jews has been implemented to "mark the Christians" for persecution, death, and torment.

The time to act is now. Never Again is happening Again.

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WHERE ARE THE RESCUED REFUGEES GOING TO END UP? We hope to be able to bring many of them to the United States. However, the United States remains closed to Christian refugees. Meanwhile, a number of European and South American countries have agreed to provide a limited number of VISAS to those we help evacuate.

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Donors in the private sector have offered complete funding for the airfare and the resettlement in the United States of these Iraqi Christians. But the State Department – while admitting 4,425 Somalis to the United States in just the first six months of FY2015, and possibly even accepting members of ISIS through the Syrian and Iraqi refugee program, all paid for by tax dollars, told Dobbs that they “would not support a special category to bring Assyrian Christians into the United States.”

The United States government has made it clear that there is no way that Christians will be supported because of their religious affiliation, even though it is exactly that – their religious affiliation – that makes them candidates for asylum based on a credible fear of persecution from ISIS.

The president’s response appears to be United States policy. Evidence suggests that within the administration not only is there no passion for persecuted Christians under threat of genocide from the Islamic State, there is no room for them, period.

In fact, despite ISIS’ targeting of Iraqi Christians specifically because they are Christians, and, as such, stand in the way of a pure, Islamic Caliphate in the Middle East (and beyond), the U.S. State Department has made it clear that “there is no way that Christians will be supported because of their religious affiliation.”

a reply to: infolurker

I just don't understand why the world isn't banding together and wiping these scumbags out.
Anyone fleeing ISIS needs our help and everyone should be helping.
Bewilders and saddens me.

a reply to: infolurker

Australia will be taking more refugees than the USA and a significant portion will be Christian,and you should hear the howls of protest claiming 'discrimination' by the muslims in response

a reply to: boymonkey74

The Government won't do it so "we the people" will.

Make your voice heard and help save lives.

Boy, did you pick the wrong site to post this thread to...
Haven't you read any of the plentiful threads and posts in which it is proclaimed (and often agreed with) that Christian persecution is merely a paranoid delusion, held by those who profess faith in Christ?
Don't you realize that Christians are the problem in the world today, and need to be irradicated for everyone else to be happy?


Seriously though, good luck with this thread; it won't be long before the posts start popping up arguing that the real suffering isn't being felt by the Christians in this situation, but only by others.

originally posted by: khnum
a reply to: infolurker

Australia will be taking more refugees than the USA and a significant portion will be Christian,and you should hear the howls of protest claiming 'discrimination' by the muslims in response

Considering ISIS and affiliated groups have gone to the point of "Marking" their targets, that alone should provide justification for Refugee Status.

The cowards refuse to call it Genocide because they would be forced to Act.


YOU CALLED THIS “GENOCIDE” – DOES THE INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITY RECOGNIZE IT AS SUCH?

While the United States and the United Nations have refused to formally designate the ISIS threat against Christians and Yazidis as a “genocide,” a growing number of human rights activists and organizations are finding ISIS to be guilty of crimes against humanity, war crimes and genocide.

The legal definition of “genocide” according to Article II of the United Nations’ 1948 Convention on the Prevention and Punishment of the Crime of Genocide legally defines the term as any of the following acts committed with the intent to destroy, in whole or in part, a national, ethical, racial or religious group, as such:
(1) killing members of the group
(2) Causing serious bodily or mental harm to members of the group
(3) Deliberately inflicting on the group conditions of life calculated to bring about its physical destruction in whole or in part
(4) Imposing measures intended to prevent births within the group
(5) Forcibly transferring children of the group to another group.

THIS OBVIOUSLY SEEMS LIKE A GENOCIDE; SO WHY HAS THE U.S. AND UNITED NATIONS NOT RECOGNIZED IT AS SUCH?

If genocide were formally declared, then it would trigger certain international mechanisms that are meant to protect the group under threat. Some human rights activists believe the United States fails to declare the ISIS threat against Christians and Yazidis as “genocide” because it would force the United States government to be more involved in providing direct assistance to them.

Presently, the United States government’s response has been dismal, and especially so with regard to the ancient Christian communities of the Middle East. Here, you can read additional information on what would automatically happen if the United Nations were to declare this a genocide, as well as specific evidence of genocidal acts by ISIS against Christians and Yazidis.

Typical......what about the non-christian refugees?

originally posted by: khnum
a reply to: infolurker

Australia will be taking more refugees than the USA and a significant portion will be Christian,and you should hear the howls of protest claiming 'discrimination' by the muslims in response

I'm hearing that here too:

www.smh.com.au... 0150908-gjhvjl.html

a reply to: ProfessorChaos

Christian Muslim or anything doesn't matter they are killing everyone who will not bow down to their rule.
This is about getting EVERYONE in need help.

a reply to: ProfessorChaos

Boy, did you pick the wrong site to post this thread to...
Haven't you read any of the plentiful threads and posts in which it is proclaimed (and often agreed with) that Christian persecution is merely a paranoid delusion, held by those who profess faith in Christ?
Don't you realize that Christians are the problem in the world today, and need to be irradicated for everyone else to be happy?

To my surprize, Boy monkey has pre emptively proved you WRONG!

a reply to: infolurker

Unfortunately I think all will be revealed about your President and his administration soon enough,and this will be very unpopular on a heavily populated LGBT site but the gay marriage thing may well be the abomination that gets God involved

originally posted by: Prezbo369
Typical......what about the non-christian refugees?

What are YOU doing.

We have Organizations funded by the people to actually make a difference. Please find one that you like and make a difference.

a reply to: khnum

WTF has that got to do with the OP?.
Why do you need to bring in gay marriage when the topic is about people being killed by ISIS?.

a reply to: randyvs

Just because I don't like religion it doesn't mean I dislike people and want them to suffer.

originally posted by: boymonkey74
a reply to: khnum

WTF has that got to do with the OP?.
Why do you need to bring in gay marriage when the topic is about people being killed by ISIS?.

Agree,

This is about people being murdered that need evacuation. Let's put politics aside and get to work since or Government is doing very little.

a reply to: boymonkey74

There are about to be a whole lot more problems than just Syrian refugees I was just commenting as one Christian to another,of course if you've never read a bible then that was thread drift and I apologise.God wont be apologising however.

originally posted by: Prezbo369

originally posted by: khnum
a reply to: infolurker

Unfortunately I think all will be revealed about your President and his administration soon enough,and this will be very unpopular on a heavily populated LGBT site but the gay marriage thing may well be the abomination that gets God involved

Yurp your god was cool with the native American holocaust and slavery, but its gay marriage thats got it pissed.......you guys are so embarrassing.

Time to stop another holocaust. Let's do what we can.

originally posted by: infolurker

originally posted by: Prezbo369
Typical......what about the non-christian refugees?

What are YOU doing.

We have Organizations funded by the people to actually make a difference. Please find one that you like and make a difference.

And YOU think making a thread in which you only demonstrate your prejudice is doing something?

P.S. it's been done ad nauseum

originally posted by: Prezbo369

originally posted by: infolurker

originally posted by: Prezbo369
Typical......what about the non-christian refugees?

What are YOU doing.

We have Organizations funded by the people to actually make a difference. Please find one that you like and make a difference.

And YOU think making a thread in which you demonstrate your prejudice is doing something?

Raising awareness and donating... yes. Yes I do, at least I hope so.