Jihad global toll: 165 dead, 457 injured March 10-16

Islamist Muslim jihad brought death by gunshots, torture, knifings, suicide bombings and other blast attacks, killing 162 and injuring 430 last week through March 15.

Religion of Peace jihad monitors placed conservative estimates at the 165 mark in early reports; casualty numbers typically rise as more victims are discovered and injured victims succomb to their serious wounds.

With 457 victims seriously injured, the casualty totals rose to more than 600, a high average as jihad organizers seek to glorify Islam and Allah, its god of fortresses.

The week began with Islamist attacks reported in Somalia, Chechnya and Afghanistan: 14 dead and nine wounded, including a sniper death in Troitskaya, Chechnya, Somali Islamist gunmen shooting 18 in Hiiraan and an Islamist Taliban bomb in Helmand killing children and an old man.

Monday violence in Afghanistan included an Islamist Muslim ambush attack killing a Badghis policeman; in Iraq, three suicide bombers killed 12 and injured more than 40 in seperate attacks, including five U.S. soldiers in Baghdad.

On Tuesday, Duluiya and Nasariya, Iraq, bombings killed 23 and injured 46, most civilian men, women and children; violence in Pakistan took 46 lives in early reports, the coordinated suicide bombings in Lahore injured more than 150 civilians.

Islamist Taliban jihad crossfire killed two children and two women in Kandahar, Afghanistan, Islamist killed two in seperate attacks in southern Thailand and a roadside attack killed two police in Mogadishu, Somalia.

Wednesday brought seven deaths and 10 injured by seperate Islamist jihad attacks in Iraq, two security guards were blown up in Pakistan and a truck driver died at the hand of a suicide bomber in a Kandahar, Afghanistan street.

Nine Islamist Muslim jihad attacks killed 29 and injured 92 in Afghanistan, Iraq, Somalia and Pakistan Thursday, including coordinated car-bombings in Baghdad, Iraq and an Islamist Fedayeen suicide bomber in Kabul, Afghanistan taking most of that toll.

Friday attacks in Iraq killed eight, injuring 24; a bomb killed a child in Swat, Pakistan and an assassin's knife killed a tribal leader in Sham, Pakistan. In Mogadishu, Somalia, mortars and gunfire killed five and injured nine, including a child in a residential home.

Saturday began with a Pattani, Thailand Islamist bombings at a hotel, and a school killing three and injuring 18. A child and an elderly man died by an Islamist Shahid bomber in Khost, Afghanistan. The day concludes with Islamic jihad fighters killing and injuring 25 victims in Pakistan and Iraq.

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

Islamist Muslim jihad brought bloodshed to six 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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