The Least Peaceful Countries in the World are Muslim
Michael Adebolajo hacked Lee Rigby of the 2nd Battalion, Royal Regiment of Fusiliers, to death in Central London on 22 May 2013. Michael Adebolajo, 28, and Michael Adebowale, 22, first hit Rigby to the ground by a car and then attacked him with a meat cleaver and knives, cutting his head off.
by Daniel Greenfield
So much for the Religion of Peace trademark.
With so much of strife and violence
dominating our world, and the aftermath of the Arab Spring, its violent
protests and repressive regimes adding their bit, it is not surprising
that world peacefulness declined in 2013. The seventh edition of the Global Peace Index (GPI) showed 5 per cent deterioration in the world’s peacefulness over a six-year period.
Afghanistan, with its two-decade history
of conflict, violence and political instability, was at the bottom most
rung of the GPI at 162nd place, displacing Somalia and pushing it up to
the 161st position. Significantly, the least peaceful regions are Muslim
countries — Afghanistan, Somalia, Syria, Iraq, Sudan and Pakistan.”
What do most of those countries have in common? Islam. Not just Islam
in the abstract, but wars to make Islam into the absolute and
uncompromising law of the land.Pakistan, Afghanistan and Somalia are violent because of brutal conflicts involving the imposition of Islamic law. Syria and Iraq are split by bloody fighting between Sunnis and Shiites over Islamic doctrine.
Sudan is conducting a more conventional genocide with religious and racial elements that unquestionably draw support from Islam. But even if we count Sudan out, the remainder are indisputably wars defined by Islam.
All this is proof again that Islam is a source of violence.
No comments:
Post a Comment