IRAK, MUSLIM JOURNALIST BROADCAST WITH THE CROSS NECK TO PROTEST AGAINST THE PERSECUTION OF CHRISTIANS # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # # Heedless of the consequences of his dramatic gesture, the journalist Dalia Al Aqidi, (photo left), Sumaria Iraqi employee of the issuer, you are putting a cross around her neck and was thrown from the tv against the Islamist fascism joining the ranks of those Iraqi Muslims at its own risk and peril have decided to defend the Christians from persecution of the Islamic State. Because he who is silent on justice is a mute devil, said the woman. A LOSS FOR ALL ......! At Aqidi decided to show up on TV with the cross around her neck, not only because the city of Mosul, from June into the hands of Islamic terrorists, led by the caliph Al Baghdadi, disappeared a Christian community that had thousands of followers, but also for the good of the whole country. Requested by the Lebanese daily Al-Nahar, the reporter called on his countrymen and the West to ask: What benefits could be drawn from the history and civilization of a return to the past obscurantist? ». According to the woman, in fact, the exodus of Christians is bad for everyone. Christians are the indigenous people of this land and we can not go on without them, or without some other part of Iraq. WHO ARE THE UNFAITHFUL .....? Extremists who have saddled the brand of infidel, AlAqidi contends that the cross around her neck if it is put to defend their religious pluralism that has made Iraq the cradle of civilization. The writer is firmly convinced that Islam is a religion of tolerance, therefore non-believers is you. You are the apostates, the converts, you are the head-hunters, he said, while I am a simple human being who defends the rights of the children of his country, whatever their identity. According AlAqidi the political Islamist fascism has induced moderate Muslims like me to feel ashamed of their religion. But if it is true that fear has reduced many to silence, he said bravely, I will not be silent in front of this injustice. The woman then inviting everyone to follow his initiative, that it is not only religious, but aimed at all against anyone who tries to clear the civilization. THE N CHRISTIANS ...... The words of the Iraqi journalist strong they immediately hit the links Dima Sadeq (pictured right), the network LBCI Lebanese, which was presented on television on t-shirts printed with the Arabic letter ن (corresponding to the N initial the word Nazarenes) which have been branded the homes of Christians in the city of Mosul. Before you begin to announce the news of the newscast, Sadeq said: From Mosul to Beirut, we are all Christians. THE LOGO TV Subsequently, the Lebanese network to accommodate the initiative of Al Aqidi has transformed its logo and launched the hashtag Lb Lb ن ن to kick off a campaign that has convinced thousands of users of Twitter and Facebook to replace its image with the brand of Iraqi Christians. The darkest place in hell is reserved for those who remain neutral in times of moral crisis, said Dalia AlAqidi paraphrasing Dante Alighieri. We will not allow - the echoed Sadeq - that the walls become the place on which to draw letters of exile.
Posted on: Sun, 03 Aug 2014 19:38:00 +0000
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