Slavery In The 21st Century

Hat tip to The Muslim Issue

It is no secret that slavery exists today.  All over the Muslim world (especially in Africa) men own their fellow humans.  This film from the 1960s shows the horrors of African slavery.  If you believe that anything has changed, you are mistaken.  Although the names change, slavery still exists.


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Slavery still exists today.  This video that embedding has been discontinued shows us but one story.  There are many.  Those who wish this video not to be seen cannot change the fact that the truth is out there.

There are those in the West that cry out for these souls.  But in reality the West says nothing, does nothing.  In fact many governments accept this as normal.  Western government grant visa, hand money to the slavers, some even encourage them.  All for the all mighty oil dollar.  The UN will do nothing for the slavers control the UN.  Is it any wonder that this stinking trade lives on when the foxes are guarding the hen house.

Slavery in modern day Mauritania: Black African slaves still treated badly in Mauritana by Arab Muslims. Mauritanians head to the polls on Saturday to elect their president but one community remains highly marginalized. Thousands of Haratine are still reduced to slavery in spite of legislation theoretically banning the practice. These people became enslaved 800 years ago under Muslim invasion and the practice continues even today under the country’s Muslim rule.

80% of mauritanians peoples are white Arab-Berberes = hassani. 20% are African black “Wolof and Foulan tribes”. Black slaves still fighting for rights in Arab Muslim country.  Help give them a voice.  Don't let their cries be silenced.  Let the world know, pass this on.

Fired For Praying Is Reinstated After Her Hearing

Caroline Petrie, a nurse from Weston-super-Mare, Great Britain, was reinstated with pay to her job at North Somerset Primary Care Trust. But why was she fired? She offered to pray for a 70 year old patient. The patient wasn't offended nor did the patient take out a complaint. But the Hospital was offended. Why? Isn't prayer useful when one is ill? Don't most people pray for the recovery of a loved one? What is so wrong with offering to pray for someone?

Caroline Petrie, an evangelical Christian from Weston-super-Mare, was subjected to disciplinary action by North Somerset Primary Care Trust even though the patient was not offended and made no complaint.

Petrie, who was supported by the Christian Legal Centre, was summoned last week to a disciplinary hearing on the charge that she had failed to demonstrate a "personal and professional commitment to equality and diversity."

North Somerset Primary Care Trust said Thursday that it recognized Petrie, a mother of two, had been acting in the "best interests of her patients" and that nurses did not have to "set aside their faith" in the workplace and could "continue to offer high-quality care for patients while remaining committed to their beliefs."

It also conceded that for some people prayer was an "integral part of health care and the healing process."

Sir Patrick Cormack, the Tory MP for South Staffordshire and a committed Anglican, told Parliament that the case illustrated the “utter absurdities” of political correctness.

"This is a great victory for Petrie, and for common sense," Andrea Williams, director of the Christian Legal Centre, said. "Today’s decision highlights the importance of being able to take personal faith into the workplace rather than being forced to leave it at the door for fear of being silenced by equality and diversity policies."

The turnaround by the trust comes amid a tightening up by government on how far public sector workers can go in communicating their faith.

According to a document published by the Department of Health last month, any attempt by a doctor or nurse to proselytize during the course of their work is to be considered harassment or intimidation and will be subject to disciplinary procedures.

Offering to pray for someone, or to call a chaplain to sit with a patient is not proselytizing. It is giving aid and comfort to a patient. Just as a patient asking someone to read the Bible to them. Prayer is considered part of the healing process.

I wonder if she would have been fired if she was a Muslim wearing this get-up:


Could you imagine this coming into your room to change your bedpans? Or in the operating room? ICU? Maternity Ward? What would you think? Would you check your charts to see if you had a contagious disease or were dying of something really horrible? I would.

Congratulations Nurse Petrie for standing up for prayer. And this time winning.

The Death of the Family

To many young men these days it is a why bother getting married and raising a family. It is not necessary to have 2 parents in a home, all you need is one, just a mother will do. After all the UN agrees with you.

At a recent colloquium in Mexico City, Arie Hoekman, a UNFPA representative from the Netherlands, told participants that high rates of divorce and out-of-wedlock births represent the triumph of “human rights” over “patriarchy.”

Jacobs stated, “Ironically, the UNFPA ignores international law and their own UN declaration on the basic human rights of children and the natural family as outlined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR). Section 16 of the United Nations UDHR adopted in 1948 states that, ‘the family is the natural fundamental group unit of society and is entitled to protection by society and the state.” Furthermore, UDHR states, “men and women of full age, without any limitation, due to race, nationality or religion, have the right to marry and to found a family.’”

Jacobs charged: “Deconstructing the natural family has always been high on the agenda of groups like UNFPA. Ignoring international and domestic laws, they pursue this goal relentlessly through funding and promoting abortion, contraception and coercive population control – such as China’s one-children-per-family policy.

Jacobs continued: “There are reams of data showing that children from broken homes, either through divorce or failure to form families, have much higher levels of drug and alcohol abuse, crime and mental illness then their counterparts from intact families. But, perhaps Hoekman thinks these social pathologies also represent the triumph of human rights over patriarchy.”

We can look at some the volumes of studies and statistics that support the conclusion that children raised in one parent households are likely to be very disadvantaged compared to those children raised by 2 parents. And yes there are many people who have successfully raised children while single, but it is a scientific fact that 2 loving parents are always the best for the emotional wellbeing of any child.

Looking at just one state: North Carolina, I found this study on just this issue:

Children in Single-Parent Families in North Carolina:
A Growing Problem
by Paul A. Buescher, Ph.D.

Most single parents do raise children who become successful adults. However, children growing up in single-parent households have twice the risk of repeating a grade in school, having behavioral problems, dropping out of high school, and being out of work; and girls raised in single-parent households have twice the risk of becoming teenage mothers. Over 85 percent of single-parent families are headed by mothers. About half of the children and mothers in families headed by women live in poverty. However, even when income is taken into account, children from singleparent families fare worse than those from two-parent families.

Most single parents are in their 20s and 30s, not in their teens. In North Carolina, single-parent families represent more than one-fourth of all families with children. Families (single-parent and two-parent) with related children under age 18 comprise about one-third of all North Carolina households. Contrary to popular perceptions that depict the typical household as a married couple and their children, such households represent less than one-fourth of all households in North Carolina.

Please read the whole report here. It is a fascinating study into the problem.

Unlike the UN and Mr. Arie Hoekman, the majority of sociologists, child psychologists, educators, religious leaders, and even President Barack Obama all realize the importance of the 2-parent system backed by marriage.

It is only the fools from the UN who actually believe that a child being raised by a single parent is a good thing.

Sometimes I wonder about our culture.

Once upon a time in the Western World we were a civilized people. We went out of our way to help our neighbors. We thought that life was sacred and should be protected. And we controlled our anger and rages.

That has all changed.

Today, our young people have no respect for authority. Adult men and women feel that they have the right to do what they want as long as they don't get caught. And fear of punishment under the law has no deterence.

Just take a look at these examples:

Los Angeles police are looking for a man who beat up a 16-year-old girl at a McDonald's counter after she complained about him cutting in line.

Police announced their investigation Tuesday night and posted surveillance video online.

Police say the girl, her 5-year-old niece and a friend were standing in line on Sept. 14 at the McDonald's in South Los Angeles. The suspect and two young boys then approached the counter when the 16-year-old started arguing with the man over who was first in line.

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Or this one:

An elderly Florida man was beaten with a table leg, and a hunt is under way for the culprit.

Thomas Hickman, 77, was looking through a trash bin on Sunday when another man took a broken table leg and beat him with it, according to a police press release on the incident.

The man dragged Hickman, of Ocala, behind the dumpster and then fled in Hickman's car.

The vehicle was later found abandoned.

Hickman was taken to a hospital with non life-threatening injuries.

And of course this last one. It's a doozy!

Jeering onlookers goaded a teenager in Britain to jump to his death, undermining police efforts to talk him down, and then took pictures of the body.

Tuesday as 17-year-old Shaun Dykes prepared to jump from the top of a multi-storey carpark in Derby, northern England, spectators allegedly shouted to him: "How far can you bounce?," the U.K.'s MailOnline reported.

As Dykes hesitated for three hours on the ledge while police unsuccessfully tried to reason him out of taking his life, teenagers who had gathered below shouted "Jump" and "Get on with it," according to police and witnesses.

Then after Dykes lay in a crumpled heap on the pavement the same hecklers rushed out from behind the police cordon to take photos of the body.

Sickening isn't the word. Each and every person who encouraged Shaun Dykes to jump should be charged with murder in the 1st degree. They aided and abetted a young man to take his life. That makes them as guilty as if they had shot the poor boy to death.

I fear on the type of society that is developing from the youth these days. There is no compassion, no sense of right and wrong, no empathy for another person. Life has no meaning for this generation. Only what they can get as a cheap thrill. God help our nations, for these creatures will rule them one day.