Bridge of Grace

When ISIS crossed the border from Syria into Iraq, they showed the world that the goals of Jihadists are not restricted by national borders.  They pay no heed to them because their goal is not defined by declared state borders.  Their goal is to create a Caliphate that spans the globe, and they will stop at nothing to do this.  Those who think this goal is just and "ISIS Thing" and not an overcall goal by all Jihadist forces, only need to look at West Africa to see that this is not the case.  Jihadist groups like Boko Haram, ISIS, and Al-Qaeda have not only been carrying out ongoing attacks against Nigeria, but they've been attacking the surrounding nations as well, including Burkina Faso. In the most recent attack, Jihadist militants carried out a massacre in the town of Seytenga in Northern Burkina Faso, killing at least 55 people.  It was the worst attack in this region since June of last year when a similar attack killed 160 people.  Sadly, these are not isolated atta

Shabir Ahmed was a child sex trafficker in England who was convicted of two counts of rape, one count of sexual assault, trafficking, and conspiracy to engage in sexual activity with a minor ( Link to Article ).  For his horrendous crimes, Shabir was sentenced to 22 years in prison in 2012.  Shabir Ahmed was revealed to be a key link to the "Rochdale Grooming Gang" that is estimated to have sexually abused up to 1400 young girls from 1997-2013.  Shabir and 18 other members of the gang were convicted of multiple offenses.  However, this case not an isolated one.  Throughout England numerous grooming gangs, mostly of Pakistani-Muslim origin, have been convicted in engaging in numerous sex trafficking operations involving young British girls.   During the time of Shabir's involvement in the grooming gang of Rochdale, he worked as a taxi cab driver as well as a welfare officer in the Oldham Pakistani Community Center.  Despite numerous accusations of sexual abuse against Shab

Many in the world have been made aware of the ongoing Jihadist attacks on Christians in Nigeria.  Incidents such as the abduction of the 276 Chibok Girls in April of 2014 (100 are still missing) and the St. Francis Church Massacre during the Holy Day of Pentecost in June 2022 have been reported by media outlets all over the world.  However, there are many massacres and abductions that are not being reported by the mainstream media.  One of the most recent attack took place against a Catholic Mass and Baptist Service in Kano Nigeria on Sunday, June 19.  The attack claimed the lives of 8 people and an additional 38 were kidnapped by the Jihadist terrorists ( Link to Article ).   This attack is only one of many to strike the Kano region where terrorists groups such as Boko Haram have been targeting Christians as well as Muslim opponents them for decades.  One of the worst attacks in Kano took place in Nov. of 2014 when Boko Haram Terrorists and Suicide bombers attacked the Grand Mosque of