I reported on this in my video yesterday.
I have not identified myself as a Christian for about 50 years and I am not particularly "right-wing", but I agree with Paul Joseph Watson 100%.
The narrative stands out a mile.
I have not identified myself as a Christian for about 50 years and I am not particularly "right-wing", but I agree with Paul Joseph Watson 100%.
The narrative stands out a mile.
The
Truth About the Sri Lanka Attacks
“Easter Worshippers”: Obama & Hillary Refuse to Use the Word “Christian” After Sri Lanka Attacks
Yet
they directly referred to “Muslims” following Christchurch mosque
attack.
Paul
Joseph Watson
22
April, 2019
Following
the deadly attacks in Sri Lanka which killed 290 people, including
many Catholics, Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton refused to refer to
the victims as Christians, preferring instead to call them “Easter
worshippers”.
The
attacks, which were likely carried out by a local Islamist group with
international support, targeted three churches in Negombo, Batticaloa
and Colombo’s Kochchikade district during Easter services. Luxury
hotels were also targeted.
Barack
Obama reacted to the attacks by tweeting, “The attacks on tourists
and Easter worshippers in Sri Lanka are an attack on humanity.”
This
is in stark contrast to Obama’s reaction to the New Zealand mosque
massacre, when Obama specifically made reference to “the Muslim
community”.
Hillary
Clinton also directly spoke of “the global Muslim community”
following the Christchurch mosque massacre. She also called out
“Islamophobia”.
However,
like Obama, Hillary referred to Christian victims in Sri Lanka as
“Easter worshippers”.
Given
that Christians are the most persecuted religious group on the
planet, with vast numbers more Christians being killed by Islamists
than vice-versa, why are global leaders afraid to even use the word
“Christian” in their condolences?
This
bizarre trend of the word “Christian” being somehow taboo has
also infected the media. The Associated Press also referred to
Christians as “Easter worshippers” in the context of Notre Dame
being closed.
Obama
and Hillary’s choice of words did not go unnoticed.
Meanwhile....
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