Staff Reports
The brutal slaughter of more than 40 Christians in Congo is a loud wake-up call that the world has tried too hard to ignore. In the dead of night, Islamist militants from the ADF stormed a Catholic Church in Komanda, mercilessly murdering men, women, and even children. This wasn’t just an attack on Christians; it was an all-out assault on the values of free faith and the sanctity of human life. It’s high time the world stops turning a blind eye to the genocide unfolding under the guise of religious domination.
Let’s not beat around the bush: The liberal elite, with their heads buried in the sand, have repeatedly failed to confront Islamist terrorism with the resolve and urgency it demands. They’re louder about climate change than they are about the systematic annihilation of Christians in Africa. Why isn’t every major media outlet talking about the atrocities against Christians? Because it doesn’t fit their anti-Christian narratives. If any other group had been targeted in this barbaric way, there would be protests in every liberal city across the globe.
The international community’s words are softer than melted butter. They issue condemnations, but where’s the action? Calls for “greater efforts” to combat extremist violence are useless without real commitment. The United Nations and global powers have watched as Congo’s innocent people are slaughtered like lambs. It’s the same old playbook: lots of talk, barely any action. It’s evident that the globalist agenda finds little value in defending Christian lives.
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The Democratic Republic of Congo is a ticking time bomb, exploding with religious tension while their government appears powerless. Military operations continue to miss the mark, leaving civilians exposed to terror. It’s a shameful reflection on the country’s leadership. Where is the outrage from progressive champions of human rights? This massacre won’t even make it to the top of their priority list because it’s not politically convenient.
If defending the basic right to worship peacefully isn’t enough of a rallying call, then what will it take? How much longer will the free world stand by while Christians are butchered in cold blood? Will we wait until the list of the fallen grows longer? The time to act is now, to protect those who simply want to pray in peace.
