This is the season of the Jewish Passover, a time when the
Jews get together and sit in a circle for the three thousand three hundred and
twentieth time to hold their annual hate-Egypt puking contest so as to see which
of them merits being called the biggest puker of them all, and be appointed
honorary chairman of the Jewish hate spewing machine for the coming year.
It looks like this time; the honor has gone to Ron Prossor
who happens to be the Israeli ambassador to the United Nations. And so, he
started fulfilling his hate purveying duty by writing an article which he
published in the April 17, 2014 edition of the Wall Street Journal under the
title: “The Middle East War on Christians” and the subtitle: “Muslim-majority
nations are doing to followers of Jesus what they did to the Jews.” Being the
ambassador at the UN, however, compelled him to puke out his hatred against all
the Arab nations, not only against Egypt .
There are all sorts of filth in the stuff he is delivering
this year; some of which deserves a response and some not. So let's begin with
the one demonstrating that the worst enemy of the big, fat liar is his own
ignorance. Prossor says this: “Today, Israel
is the only country in the Middle East with a
growing Christian population. Its Christian community has increased from 34,000
in 1948 to 140,000 today.”
Being the great, big Jewish ignoramus that he is, he just
shot himself in the foot. And this is because there are 66 years between 1948
and this year which is 2014. Also, the ratio between 140,000 and 34,000 is 4.12
to 1. Thus, when you take the 66th root of 4.12, you find that the Christian
population in Israel
has been growing at an average annual rate of 2.17 percent. That is growth
comparable to the world average but low when compared to that of the Middle East .
Now contrast those numbers with Egypt . The population of this
country was 17 million in 1948, of which 1.5 million were Christians. According
to the latest census, the population had grown to 85 million of which 8.5
million were Christians. This means that the general population grew at an
average annual rate of 2.47 percent which is normal for the Middle
East . As to the Christian population of Egypt ,
it grew at the average annual rate of 2.66 percent which is higher than the
normal for the region, and way above that of Israel .
To see what else has been happening in the Middle
East , and what Ron Prossor says about it, let's look at another
passage where this time, he shoots himself in the other foot. Here it is: “At
the turn of the 20th century, Christians made up 26% of the Middle
East 's population. Today, that figure has dwindled to less than
10%. Intolerant and extremist governments are driving away the Christian
communities that have lived in the Middle East
since their faith was born.”
For one thing, we know that the Christian population is not
dwindling in Egypt
because it is, in fact, increasing. Therefore, it must be dwindling somewhere
else. Does he say something about that? Yes, he does in some places, and does
not in other places. Where he does is where he can place the blame on where the
blame does not belong. Where he does not is where the blame can directly be
traced to the very people who have been committing crimes against Christians
since they crucified the Prince of Peace. They are the intolerant and extremist
Jews who have been hurting the Christian communities that have lived in the Middle East since their faith was born.
Look what Prossor is doing. First, he says: “For 2000 years,
Christian communities dotted the region, enriching the Arab world with
literature, culture and commerce.” Then he says: “Over the past 10 years,
nearly two-thirds of Iraq 's
1.5 million Christians have been driven from their homes. Many settled in Syria before
once again becoming victims.” Thus, we see that for 2000 years things were
going well in the Middle East . But then, 10
years ago or thereabout, something happened in Iraq that changed the situation.
What was that?
Well, what happened in Iraq
was the war that the so-called “children of Holocaust survivors” planned for,
and got a mindless American President to launch on innocent Arabs precisely to
do to Iraq what Israel did to Lebanon a few years earlier. It was
to start a sectarian civil war that pitted Christians against Muslims, and then
pitted Shiites against Sunnis. The result has been that Lebanon went
from being a majority Christian population to a majority Muslim population
thanks to World Jewry. And then, these people turned their attention to Iraq from where the troubles spilled into Syria .
Everywhere you look, my friend, you see Jews crucify Christians, and now
crucify Muslims too.
Meanwhile, the latest numbers compiled by the Forbes
Magazine concerning the richest people in the world have come out. They show
that the number of Christian billionaires has increased in Egypt despite the fact that there has been a
revolution in the country, and despite the fact that Egypt is not an oil rich country.
So here you have it, an increasing Christian population that is getting richer
despite all the odds. And that's because there are no Jewish traitors left in Egypt .