Nigeria Christmas church massacres

As I've documented here from homilies my priest has given and on the Statistics on the "Religion of Peace" page, Christians are often persecuted and killed around the world by Moozlums, but rarely reported on by M3. You see, it just doesn't fit within their nicely constructed liberal world. Liberals sympathize with Moozlums, so they have to conveniently ignore their barbarity and murder. To acknowledge Islamic barbarity and murder would wreck their tidy little world of make believe.
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Nigeria Christmas church massacres: Obama says "senseless", won't say "Muslim"

by Adam Taxin, Philadelphia Jewish Culture Examiner
12/25/2011

In the wake of Christmas Day church massacres by Muslims in Nigeria, Barack Obama’s White House has offered a vague, wishy-washy statement.

Earlier today, coordinated terror attacks by the Muslim group Boko Haram in Nigeria left at least 39 people dead, with the majority dying on the steps of a Catholic church after celebrating Christmas mass.

As stated in an earlier article here about the Christmas Day church massacres, the Christmas Day attacks show the growing national ambition of the sect known as Boko Haram — dubbed the “Nigerian Taliban” — which is responsible for at least 495 killings this year.

Barack Obama’s White House has issued a statement. As can be expected, given that the victims were Christian and the perpetrators were Muslim, that statement was unspecific and basically half-hearted. Its text follows:

“We condemn this senseless violence and tragic loss of life on Christmas Day. We offer our sincere condolences to the Nigerian people and especially those who lost family and loved ones. We have been in contact with Nigerian officials about what initially appear to be terrorist acts and pledge to assist them in bringing those responsible to justice”

Needless to say, the statement by the Muslim-raised-and-educated Obama, whose supposed Christianity has basically its sole foundation in his long-time membership in the Black Liberation Theology "church" of anti-white Jeremiah Wright, did not include terms such as "Islam," "Muslim," "jihad," or even "Christian" in his statement.