From Atlas Shrugs:
Sunday, December 25, 2011
Islamic Killing Continues: Christmas Mass Slaughters, Muslims Bomb Mass at St. Theresa Catholic Church and 4 Other Churches, Death Toll 100
The Muslims slaughtering Christians through Christmas eve and now Christmas day continues. Devout Muslims doing what they are commanded to do ...... on Christmas. But respect it! And do not dare to draw a cartoon of the Moe. A moe toon? That is religious intolerance.
Five bombs planted in Christian Churches on Christmas Day (hat tip Jack)
Death toll at least 100.
Five bombs planted in Christian Churches on Christmas Day (hat tip Jack)
Death toll at least 100.
Muslim Sect Claims Nigeria Church Attacks Wall Street JournalABC News:
LAGOS, Nigeria — An explosion ripped through a Catholic church during Christmas Mass
near Nigeria's capital Sunday, killing at least 25 people, officials said. A radical Muslim sect waging an increasingly sophisticated sectarian fight claimed the attack and another bombing in the restive city of Jos, as explosions also struck the nation's northeast.
The Christmas Day attacks show the growing national ambition of the sect known as Boko Haram, which is responsible for at least 491 killings this year alone, according to an Associated Press count. The assaults come a year after a series of Christmas Eve bombings in Jos ...
The Christmas Day attacks show the growing national ambition of the sect known as Boko Haram, which is responsible for at least 491 killings this year alone, according to an Associated Press count. The assaults come a year after a series of Christmas Eve bombings in Jos claimed by the militants left at least 32 dead and 74 wounded.
The first explosion on Sunday struck St. Theresa Catholic Church in Madalla, a town in Niger state close to the capital, Abuja, authorities said. Rescue workers recovered at least 25 bodies from the church and officials continued to tally those wounded in various hospitals, said Slaku Luguard, a coordinator with Nigeria's National Emergency Management Agency.
His agency already has acknowledged it didn't have enough ambulances immediately on hand to help the wounded. Luguard also said an angry crowd that gathered at the blast site hampered rescue efforts as they refused to allow workers inside.
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