Religion of Peace Atrocity of the Week
Australia: Woman Murdered
for Converting to Christianity
Other Recent
"Misunderstandings
of Islam"
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2016.10.04 (Syria)
Thirty-two people at a wedding are blown up by a suicide bomber just as the bride and groom exchange vows.
2016.10.04 (Pakistan)
Four woman belonging to the Hazera Shiite minority are brutally gunned down by sectarian Jihadis.
2016.10.03 (Afghanistan)
Jihadis set off a bicycle bomb at a packed farmers' market that leaves six dead.
2016.10.01 (Iraq)
A poet is among three civilians executed by caliphate children.
2016.10.01 (Afghanistan)
A Sikh man is abducted from his home and murdered by Sunni militants.
2016.10.01 (Egypt)
Religious radicals pull five policemen out of their car and shoot them one-by-one.
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(Note: Data for each attack is sometimes pulled from multiple
sources. The provided link may not
be in complete agreement with the
updated detail for the incident).
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Countering Islamic Propaganda
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David Wood: Fact-Checking
"10 Lies You Were Told
About Islam" (Part 1, 2)
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"Copy that."
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Put the Numbers in Perspective
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Islamic Terrorists...
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...killed
twice as many people in one month (5000) in November, 2014) than were killed in in 350 years of Inquisition (2000-3000).
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...murder more people everyday than the KKK has in the last 70 years (26 since 1945).
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...killed more civilians
in two hours on September 11th (2977) than in the 26 years of sectarian conflict in Northern Ireland (2236).
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...massacred more Iraqis on a single day in June, 2014 (1566) than the number of criminals executed by America in the last 40 years (1423).
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...killed more Americans on American soil than the combined militaries of Japan and Nazi Germany in WWII.
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...slaughter more people everyday than were killed during the entire Salem Witch Trials (12).
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In 2007, Islam and Judaism's holiest
holidays overlapped for 10 days.
Muslims racked up 397 dead bodies
in 94 terror attacks across 10 countries
during this time... while Jews
worked on their 159th Nobel Prize.
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