"Bishop Luiz Fernando Lisboa of Mozambique’s Pemba diocese has been an outspoken advocate for the needs of the more than 200,000 people who have been displaced by the violent insurgency.”
Lisboa states rightly: “The world has no idea yet what is happening because of indifference.”
If the world truly cared about black lives, there would be a loud outcry over the genocide of black African Christians that is continuing and escalating. There would also be international outrage over the ongoing enslavement of blacks in Muslim countries in North Africa. Instead, Islamic supremacy and jihad activity continue unimpeded “because of indifference.”
Other recent news about Mozambique: the Islamic State raided a town that is the location of liquid natural gas projects worth $60 billion. Not long after that, jihadists declared: “we want everyone here to apply Islamic law, we want a government from Allah.” Then, in pursuit of their “government of Allah,” jihadists massacred 52 people in a “cruel and diabolical” rampage. A couple of months later, at least 17 more people were murdered in pursuit of the “government of Allah.” Even the pro-mass migration Doctors Without Borders had to flee for their lives.
Amid global indifference, “multiple churches have been burnt, people beheaded, young girls kidnapped, and hundreds of thousands of people displaced by the violence”; all of this continues.
“Churches burned, people beheaded in Mozambique’s escalating extremist violence,” by Courtney Mares, Catholic News Agency, July 23, 2020:
Lisboa states rightly: “The world has no idea yet what is happening because of indifference.”
If the world truly cared about black lives, there would be a loud outcry over the genocide of black African Christians that is continuing and escalating. There would also be international outrage over the ongoing enslavement of blacks in Muslim countries in North Africa. Instead, Islamic supremacy and jihad activity continue unimpeded “because of indifference.”
Other recent news about Mozambique: the Islamic State raided a town that is the location of liquid natural gas projects worth $60 billion. Not long after that, jihadists declared: “we want everyone here to apply Islamic law, we want a government from Allah.” Then, in pursuit of their “government of Allah,” jihadists massacred 52 people in a “cruel and diabolical” rampage. A couple of months later, at least 17 more people were murdered in pursuit of the “government of Allah.” Even the pro-mass migration Doctors Without Borders had to flee for their lives.
Amid global indifference, “multiple churches have been burnt, people beheaded, young girls kidnapped, and hundreds of thousands of people displaced by the violence”; all of this continues.
“Churches burned, people beheaded in Mozambique’s escalating extremist violence,” by Courtney Mares, Catholic News Agency, July 23, 2020:
