Global jihad warfare deaths total 167 last week

Amidst Bush Administration disfavor of Islamic jihad terms, jihad did what jihad is: death to 167, injury to 250, April 20-26

The administration of George Bush announced last week it would avoid use of the term jihad in conjunction to violent acts of terrorism, hoping to placate moderate Muslims who say jihad is merely an inner struggle.

“Inner strugglers” and “misunderstanders of Islam,” it could be said, are responsible for 167 violent deaths last week alone, according to global jihad monitors with Religion of Peace.

The Islamic “religion of peace” also injured 250 through actions sanctioned by scores of Islamic fatwas, or pronouncements of jihad binding by Shari’a Islamic law according to thousands of Islamic scholars worldwide.

A fatwa or other pronouncement of Islamic law, or any statement of unequivocal condemnation by Muslims, is yet to emerge in the debate over jihadism against Shari’a laws of Islamic supremacy that justify jihad violence.

On Sunday, the previous week’s jihad killing 345 continued in Iraq: Sunni Muslims shot two contractors dead in Rashad, assassins abducted then killed an official and his brother in Sinjar, and more than 47 other kidnapping victim bodies were found near Diyala.

Three died and six were injured in southern Thailand through Islamist shootings and their use of a bomb to draw victims into the open.

Machine guns in Pakistan, shootings in Lebanon, a mortar fired in Somalia and a take-down death of a teenager in Afghanistan, added seven dead, 10 injured to Sunday’s jihad total.

On Monday, Islamic Muslims attacked Baidoa and Guda, Somalia, killing five and injuring seven, and Islamists struck against local police in Afghanistan, killing six.

Nine died and 10 were injured by Islamists attacking in Pakistan and Iraq, also on Monday.

Iraq also took on two Islamic suicide bombings and multiple rocket attacks on Tuesday, killing 16 and injuring 56, and a south-Thai villager was shot dead – three shots to the head.

Wednesday saw three large attacks in Afghanistan, killing 11 and injuring 24, including children victims of a suicide bomber in Spin Boldak.

A suicide bombing then shooting in Mosul, Iraq, plus a second attack in Takrit, resulted in six dead, nine injured in Iraq, and south Thailand was hit by the death of another motorcyclist shot by Islamists while driving.

Islamic Muslim missionaries of death gunned down five Thai workers the next day, and abducted, tortured and murdered a shopkeeper in Pakistan also on Thursday. In Iraq, six died and 15 were injured through several bombings.

Friday Islamic missions killed 26, injured 73, including children hit in Iraq by a grenade bomber at a Basra wedding, a bombing in Mardan, plus attacks in Pakistan, Afghanistan and Israel.

A dozen died in Iraq on Saturday, and 29 injured, by suicide bombers in Baghdad and Mosul, and an attack by Taliban Islamists killed four, injured 10, including a woman and several children of Dadukhel, Pakistan.

Jihad is known in the Middle East for its prominent connection to popular, mainstream Islamism as the instrument of Islamic expansion against the “infidel” and as the violent crucible for purifying Islam from within to prepare Islam for global conquest.

The moderation of Islamic terminology in the west has been a noted means of weakening response to the Islamic agenda of global conquest that Islamic leaders believe will take place.

The Islamic agenda and belief in global conquest is bolstered by the wealth of Saudi religious leaders, funded by oil dollars, and by the Shia Islamist regime of Iran, another major oil producer. 

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