Showing posts with label persecution. Show all posts
Showing posts with label persecution. Show all posts

Saturday, 31 May 2014

The Schaeffer Cox Story




Today we are joined by Simon Kaiwai and Terry Christopher: Dodd of Walls in our Mind radio show. Together we discuss the story of Schaeffer Cox and his imprisonment on charges of Conspiracy to Murder. Shaeffer was framed by the FBI as he was a problem to the institution of the State.

Much of Shaeffer's Story can be read here: Shocking: How The U.S. Government Used An Agent Provocateur To Charge A Patriot With Terrorism

Together we discuss the ideas and message that Shaeffer was teaching: Individuality, Limited Government, Government by Consent of the people, Corrupted Economy and Lawful vs Legal.

Please help here: Free Schaeffer Cox

Listen here: 14.05.22 Schaeffer Cox.mp3

Sunday, 27 January 2013

Wolves in sheep's clothing foiled in plot to kill Shepherd

By Joseph DeCaro, Worthy News Correspondent.

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ANKARA, TURKEY (Worthy News)– Two wolves who infiltrated a Turkish congregation were among more than a dozen suspects arrested as police foiled a plot to assassinate the pastor.

The plot to kill Pastor Emre Karaali of the Izmit Protestant Church was thwarted by Turkish counter-terrorism units that arrested 14 suspects who planned to attack Christians during a series of evangelical meetings in January, according to Barnabas Aid.

Two of those arrested had been attending Izmit for more than a year in order to become close to the pastor and his wife; maps of the Karaali home and his church were discovered in searches of the suspects' homes.

A Human Rights Violations Report by the Association of Protestant Churches listed at least ten incidents involving Christians last year; in one such incident, a pastor in Istanbul was beaten outside his church by a group of youths shouting: “This is a Muslim neighborhood; no church is allowed.”

Formerly a secular state, Islamism is now returning to Turkey, a country where Christians — who comprise less than 0.1 percent of the population — now endure severe discrimination and unreasonable restrictions.