Islamist Muslims kill 200 for Allah

Following jihad rulings by religious authorities, Islamist Muslims kill 200 for Allah, their god of fortresses, Feb. 10-16

Reactions from Islamic religious leaders who issued the fatwa rulings for jihad are not known: the weekly death count is down more than half from last week’s 450, but did reach the 200 mark.

Religion of Peace jihad monitors placed conservative estimates at 200 in early reports, with deaths expected to grow from further investigation.

With 277 victims seriously injured, the casualty counts rose to nearly 500, a strong average week for jihad organizers seeking to glorify Islam as a force of intimidation over the world.

The genocide philosophy of jihad purports to follow the theocratic religious instruction of Muhammad to cleanse Islam through violence and expand Islamic authority.

Jihad violence in Iraq led the roster of death, absent further reports from Sudan, where a jihadist government led genocide appeared to be gearing up, having shown wrought more than 1 million casualties in recent years for Allah, their god of fortresses.

Jihad in Iraq is literally a daily reality, as Islamist Muslims killed 118, and injured 123 last week, beginning with shootings and bombings in Tal Abta, Albo Efan and Yathrib, Sunday, Feb. 10.

Three women and four children were among the dead by Islamist Muslim gunmen, and nearly 100 dead and injured added to jihad score cards thanks to a Fedayeen suicide bomber strolling into a crowded marketplace.

Reports indicate relatives of Fedayeen suicide bombers celebrate suicide attacks as martyrdom - an occasion to give out candy and host guests to cheer the killings.

On Monday, Islamist Muslim car bombers at a gas station detonated in Baghdad, killing 19 and injuring 45. Attacks against children in Baquba by Islamist Muslims killed four child targets, injuring three other children.

On Tuesday, grizzly discoveries of 20 death victims killed by Islamist Muslims rocked Muqdadiyah communities, and on Wednesday, six died and three injured in attacks including beatings at a school, a child hanging and several shooting attacks.

Islamist Muslims massacred a family of nine in their home Thursday, including the family children; also on the Western holiday of Saint Valentine’s Day, a bomb at a marketplace killed seven, injuring 36, in Baghdad.

On Friday, mosque day in the world of Islam, an attack by Fedayeen suicide bombers at a Tal Afar mosque killed four and injured 17.

Jihad in Somalia by Islamist Muslims killed three and injured four in attacks by gunmen, one by grenade, through the week.

Attacks in Afghanistan through Saturday, Feb 16, last week, killed 12 and injured eight in four attacks, including two ambush shootings and two bombings, in four locations through the week.

Thailand was hit with seven attacks last week, killing nine and injuring four, including an elderly man gunned down at a tea shop, plus four more shootings in Narathiwat, two shootings in Pattani and a laboring man in Yala gunned down in front of his family.

Islamist Muslim jihad returned to Narathiwat Saturday, Feb. 16, as gunmen for Allah, their god of war, shot a local Buddhist off his motorcycle, killing him.

Political elections spurred jihad violence by Islamist Muslims in Pakistan last week, with a suicide bomber detonating at a vote rally in Mir Ali, Monday, Feb. 11, killing 10, and further jihad attacks killing six more in three later attacks.

On Saturday, another suicide bomber drove into a political campaign office, killing about 40 and injuring 93 in Parachinar, declaring it a service to Allah, the Islamist Muslim god of fortresses.

Islamist Muslim terrorists in Algeria killed four, injured five, in two attacks, one a bombing at a sports stadium.

Islamist Muslim jihad brought bloodshed to six nations, but the United States and Canada were not known victims of Islamist Muslim terrorists this week.

A Muslim leader is yet to be found who would declare an unequivocal condemnation of violent jihad - the Islamic supremacist ideology, or Shari’a law, describing non-Muslims as “infidel” enemies of Islam because of their varied beliefs.

Christian missionary work worldwide went largely unreported by popular media agencies due to lacking violence in lieu of teaching a peaceful gospel, or “good news,” of Jesus Christ, free of intimidation, to any willing to hear. 

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