Dakota Beacon

An open letter to county commissioners, city councils, mayors, governors and state legislators:

As you consider your options with regard to resettlement of refugees, I hope you will consider the truth and the facts of the refugee situation.  Throughout the Middle East, Africa and Asia, Christians are being aggressively persecuted, their churches destroyed, homes and villages burned, children kidnapped and even the UN is turning its back on them.  It is true that many are suffering. They are the Christians (and Jews) who have no advocates - when anyone advocates for them in their homeleands that person, too, is subjected to persecution and murder. Crucifixion is becoming common.  Perhaps those most viciously targeted are those who have converted to Christianity.

Meanwhile, Muslims in those areas are not being persecuted.  They may feel themselves “disadvantaged” because they may be poor, but this does not qualify them as refugees.  Our federal government is leaving it up to “local jurisdictions” to determine whether they will accept refugee resettlement in their areas.  If we are to do this, let us not be gamed by those who are actually a part of the climate of persecution themselves, and not persecuted refugees.  Let us rather demand that any refugees we do accept be those Christians (and other persecuted minorities) who have been persecuted in their homelands.

Unfortunately this ongoing extermination is along religious lines.  This makes a nation like the United States somewhat vulnerable to false arguments that we need to accept Muslims because we have “freedom of religion”.  But in truth, Islam brooks no other religion. It is intolerant to the point of extinction of all other religions. If we import this mindset along with these opportunistic Muslim migrants, we, too, will soon see an end of religious freedom in our own country.   Shall we be a party to the extinguishing of our religious freedom by admitting large numbers of those who would subjugate us as they have subjugated all others where they are a significant proportion of the population while we become a party to the persecution and  genocide of innocent Christians - or should we give asylum to these suffering Christians and give them what we prize - religious freedom, instead?  

You need to account for your decision in this.  You will be held accountable. Please read the article at this link - read all of it.  You will perhaps be glad you did before you make important and irreversible decisions which will affect your community and the lives of many from these regions where persecution is a daily reality.

https://www.gatestoneinstitute.org/15311/persecuted-christians-enemies

Meanshile, in Burkina Faso: https://www.frontpagemag.com/fpm/2019/12/genocide-christians-burkina-faso-raymond-ibrahim-0/

And throughout the Muslim world:  https://www.jihadwatch.org/2019/12/another-christmas-in-the-age-of-jihad-oppression-and-appeasement

Yasmine Mohammed, in her book, Unveiled  (https://www.frontpagemag.com/fpm/2019/12/yasmine-mohammeds-unveiled-must-read-danusha-v-goska/) , has provided interesting insight into Muslim piety.  We, in the West, are always very concerned that Muslims be accommodated in their excessive needs for formal prayer - we disrupt school and work schedules, we provide special facilities.  Here is an excerpt from her book - well worth reading.  

Total, unquestioning obedience under pain of eternal damnation is pounded into Muslims several times a day, with the daily prayers. Islamic prayer indoctrinates Muslims in mindless obedience and group, not individual, behavior. Yasmine details the robotic movements that must accompany each syllable. These syllables, she says, are meaningless to most Muslims, who don't understand classical Arabic. They must merely memorize syllables and repeat them over and over to the point where the mind is numbed. When praying in a group, they must stand touching other Muslims. This physical contact provides an extra layer of surveillance. If a Muslim shirks a given, required movement, other Muslims will not only see it, they will feel it. Too, Muslims are assured that their prophet is watching them pray, "Make your rows straight for I can see you behind my back." Any deviation from prescribed activity is automatically a ticket to Hell. If you don't touch another Muslim while praying, you leave room for Satan, and you will be punished. "Do not leave any gaps for the Shaytaan. Whoever complete [sic] a row, Allaah will reward him, and whoever breaks a row, Allaah will forsake him."

"The prayers are mind-numbingly repetitive. There is no room for the slightest variation. Every ceremonial motion and every word is specific and methodic, stripping … Muslims … of any individuality. Get in line. Follow the herd. No distractions … The meaning [of prayer] was never discussed … Questioning only lead to anger and admonishment," Yasmine writes. Islam is so thorough in outlining how Muslims are to live that there is a specific ritualistic way to cut fingernails and dispose of clippings.

When Yasmine finally does learn the meaning of the words she's been repeating, she realizes she's been indoctrinated. "Nearly twenty times a day, I was referring to non-Muslims as the enemies of Allah. I was chanting that Muslims who became friends with non-Muslims were doomed to Hell, that non-Muslims were the vilest of animals, only fit to be used as fuel for the fires of Hell, that Jewish people were sub-human … I remember one of my aunts lamenting that the cucumbers were smaller this year because the Jews were putting cancer in the vegetables … At least five times a day over a billion people are droning on, calling for the death of all non-Muslims."

Finally, if you want to make your voice heard, here is a petition:  http://chng.it/BysvmmDKQH

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