Islamist Muslims killed 236 last week

Following their ideology of jihad hate, Islamist Muslims killed 236 last week, injuring 351 more, through March 1

Islamist Muslims following their ideology of jihad hate leveled assassinations, raids, abductions, torture, executions, bombing attacks and suicide bombings resulting in 236 killed and 351 injured last week through March 1.

Religion of Peace jihad monitors placed conservative estimates at 236 dead in early reports, with casualty numbers expected to rise as investigations into incidents continue.

With 351 victims seriously injured, the casualty totals rose to more than 500, returning to an average week for jihad organizers seeking to glorify Islam as a global force of intimidation.

Jihad deaths began the week with seven attacks in five countries Sunday, killing 93 and injuring 137, most from a suicide bomb blast in Iskandiriyah, Iraq, against more than 100 Shia Muslim pilgrims as they rested.

Islamist Muslims attacked a Donsoor, Samalia town, killing 18 local defenders, and in Garmabak, Afghanistan, an assassination attempt against a local official killed three, injured two.

Further violence in Iraq killed five, and injured more than 50, mostly through a gunmen attack against a pilgrimage procession of Shia Muslim pilgrims near Baghdad.

A gunmen attack against the Algerian village of Tablat killed a guard, and Islamist Muslims attacking Qadirabad, Pakistan, police killed three.

Monday jihad in Pakistan included an Islamist attack of an aid agency office in Mansahra killing five, including two women, and injuring 10; a suicide-bomb vehicle ramming a car on a Rawalpindi street, killing eight, injuring many more, and a cop gunned down in Mingora.

In Iraq Monday, Islamist Muslims killed 22 and injured 30, including a family shot dead in their Mosul home, Islamist bombers in Baghdad killing more Shia pilgrims, and a suicide bomber using a wheelchair to get near Samarra policemen, killing three.

Mogadishu, Somalia, lost a young police officer killed outside his home by Islamists, and Helmand, Afghanistan was hit by a jihad rocket attack killing five.

A suicide bomber on a Mosul, Iraq bus led Tuesday jihad deaths with eight, while a child and five others died of jihad bombs in Khost, Afghanistan.

Announced on Tuesday, a 50-year-old American aid worker and her driver were noted dead by Kandahar area Islamist Muslims making a jihad example of her skills learning and education work with poor women in the region.

An assassin took out his mark in Dusamareb, Somalia: a former government official. Another assassination took out a Peshawar, Pakistan Shia leader.

On Wednesday, Sderot, Israel, suffered the jihad killing of a young student at the hands of Islamist Muslims firing rockets at a college campus from the Arab enclave Gaza, Israel.

The day brought seven other small attacks, shootings and bombings in Mosul, and Hamdineyah, Iraq, Kandahar, Afghanistan, Yala, and Narathiwat, Thailand and Pulwama, India, killing nine and injuring 12.

Islamist Muslims shot dead a young boy and his dad in Mosul, Iraq - the only deadly jihad attack on Thursday, according to Religion of Peace jihad monitors.

On Friday, jihad bombings in Swat and Lakky Marwat, Pakistan, left 46 dead and more than 50 injured, most by a suicide bomber infiltrating a funeral procession.

Islamist Muslims abducted a Christian archbishop in Mosul, killing three guards, and killed a small child and his father with a roadside bomb.

In Narathiwat, Thailand, Islamist Muslims ambushed local soldiers, killing two; they killed more than a dozen civilians at a Mogadishu, Somalia market where 40 were also injured.

Taliban Islamists blew up a family near a cemetery Saturday, March 1. A suicide bomber killed two in Khar, Pakistan - the car bomb injured more than 20 others.

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

Dutch public broadcaster KRO planned a film on violent passages of the Christian Bible, looking for those used to justify violence equivalent to Islamic jihad, only to discover in their words:

"After extensive research, linking Bible quotations with real political events and acts of violence … produced an insufficient basis for a thorough journalistic production."

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

A Muslim leader is yet to be found to unequivocally condemn jihad or the Islamic supremacist ideology of Shari’a law wherefrom fatwa religious rulings for jihad spring.

Equivocation is plentiful, whereby statements cloud the issue and state Muslims are opposed to the killing of the “innocent.” If an Islamic cleric declares a fatwa for jihad, Shari’a law describes the focus of the fatwa for jihad as combatants who are not innocent.

More than two dozen deadly fatwa orders for jihad exist against the United States, declaring all American citizens to be combatants - not innocent - and therefore not covered by sanctimonious diatribe about Muslims standing against the killing of “innocents.”

Don’t be fooled. Meanwhile:

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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