The Stream Many have asked the same rhetorical question concerning the Olympics’ opening ceremony, which — by using a group of demonic- and clownish-looking transgender people to mock the Last Supper — went out of its way to spit on Christ, Christianity, and Christians. After dismissing this “trans” ceremony as a “gross mockery” of a “very central moment in … [Read more...]
The Truth about the (Muslim?) Murderer of Three British Children
The Stream On July 29, the son of African migrants went on a stabbing spree targeting small children in Southport, England. He murdered three little girls (aged six, seven, and nine, pictured above) and seriously injured two adults and eight other children; five were left in critical condition. The really big news, however, is that several Brits concluded that the stabber was … [Read more...]
‘Christians Should Stand Up’: What the Left Fears Most
The Stream “Christians should stand up.” By simply making that assertion on social media, police—accompanied by a head shrink—“visited” and questioned a man in his home in Australia (video here). The man had made that assertion on social media following the stabbing of an Orthodox bishop by a Muslim inside a Sydney church. As the man can be heard questioning the … [Read more...]
Will Pope Francis Ever Speak Honestly about the Muslim Persecution of Christians?
LifeSiteNews Pope Francis recently acknowledged an otherwise widely suppressed topic—the persecution of Christians, especially throughout the Middle East. On June 27, 2024, during a meeting held in the Vatican with members of the Reunion of Aid Agencies for Oriental Churches (ROACO), Francis made some refreshing, because true, remarks: Many Eastern Churches are bearing a … [Read more...]
Media Cover Up the Jihad on French Churches
The Stream Yet another fire has broken out in a French church, and the “mainstream media” are doing everything to prevent people from connecting the dots — quite literally, as shall be seen — concerning its significance. On July 11, the Cathedral of Notre Dame in Rouen, a twelfth-century landmark in Normandy, caught fire. Authorities managed to extinguish the flames, but the … [Read more...]