Number 1 is the athiest lovers like yourself adamant.

You got owned.

wally1 wrote on Feb 8^th, 2015 at 12:30pm:



And the next 15 are Muslims.

But all stuck in the past, none more than the Muslims countries.



"North Korea, the one non-Muslim nation making the top ten worst persecutors list, is governed by what is widely seen as an unbalanced megalomaniac; conversely, the other nine nations are not dominated by any “cults-of-personalities” and are variously governed, including through parliamentarian democracies (Iraq), republics (Nigeria, Pakistan, Somalia, Sudan, Syria), Islamic republics (Afghanistan, Iran), one-party states (Eritrea), and monarchies (Saudi Arabia, ranked 12).

The common denominator is that they are all Islamic nations.

Thus, long after North Korea’s psychotic Kim Jong-Un has gone the way of the dodo, tens of millions of Christians and other “infidels” -- short of a miracle, either from Western intervention or true Islamic reformation -- will continue to suffer extreme persecution, till what started in the seventh century reaches fruition and the entire Islamic world becomes “infidel” free."

Brian Ross wrote on Feb 8^th, 2015 at 1:00pm:

http://www.ozpolitic.com/forum/YaBB.pl?num=1419762753/163#163

wally1 wrote on Feb 8^th, 2015 at 4:44pm:


It seems so convenient, Why don't you PROVE that all the above were INNOCENT by standers and also why so many muslims want to escape to the decadent west. Go on you have been given a forum, explain away the disgusting acts of the UMMAH!

WE wait with baited breath!

That does not include the rancid troll bwain dwain.

The countries at the top of that list are experts at persecuting almost everyone - muslims included. Its not a specifically Christian thing.

wally1 wrote on Feb 8^th, 2015 at 4:44pm:



These are Muslims behaving badly.





While Christians are indeed suffering extreme persecution in North Korea, these fall into the realm of the temporal and aberrant.  Something as simple as overthrowing the North Korean regime would likely end persecution there overnight -- just as the fall of Communist Soviet Union saw religious persecution come to a quick close.

In the Islamic world, however, a similar scenario would not alleviate the sufferings of Christians one iota. Quite the opposite; where dictators fall (often thanks to U.S. intervention) -- Saddam in Iraq, Qaddafi in Libya, and ongoing attempts against Assad in Syria -- Christian persecution dramatically rises.

Today Iraq is the third worst nation in the world in which to be Christian, Syria fourth, and Libya 13th.

The reason for this dichotomy is that Christian persecution by non-Muslims (mostly communists) is often rooted in a particular regime.  Conversely, Muslim persecution of Christians is perennial, existential, and far transcends this or that regime or ruler. It is part and parcel of the history, doctrines, and socio-political makeup of Islam -- hence its tenacity; hence its ubiquity.

Moreover, atheistic communism is a relatively new phenomenon -- about a century old -- and, over the years, its rule (if not variants of its ideology) has greatly waned, so that only a handful of nations today are communist.

On the other hand, Muslim persecution of Christians is as old as Islam. It is a well-documented, even if suppressed, history.

Adamant wrote on Feb 9^th, 2015 at 7:10pm:


The regimes in question persecute just about everyone - christians, muslims, women, racial minorities etc.

Its not a specifically christian thing.