In 2015, ISIS beheaded 20 Christian men who refused to deny Christ.
There was 1 man Matthew Ayariga, a migrant worker from Ghana who was not a Christian caught up in the mess, ISIS told him he could be spared and go free by just denying Christ, but after seeing these men of faith stand strong he boldy replied “Their God is my God”
@MarioNawfal I think the podcast would be much stronger if it took a more balanced and objective approach. At the moment, it seems to focus predominantly on negative aspects, which risks diminishing its overall value and credibility. Pls present both d strengths and the weaknesses of issues.
@AyodejiPopoola6@ruffydfire If asking for help to save a life offends you, kindly scroll past. We are focused on saving a person in need, not entertaining insults. Happy Sunday.
@Katie_Lam_MP The real problem is systemic: unequal support, inconsistent reporting practices, and underinvestment in training—not the competence of internationally trained clinicians.
@Katie_Lam_MP The NHS is not sidelining UK graduates; it simply cannot meet demand without international recruitment due to chronic workforce shortages. Patient safety data does not show worse outcomes for overseas doctors overall.
@Katie_Lam_MP The General Medical Council found referrals reflect systemic bias and isolation, not skill. Overseas doctors often work understaffed roles, face reporting disparities, and are less likely to have complaints dismissed—yet patient outcomes remain comparable overall.
@mr_amanfo Calling La Liga overrated because FC Barcelona drew an EPL side is lazy analysis. When Barça lose to Atlético Madrid or Girona FC it’s “they’re mid,” not “the league is competitive.” The double standard from Premier League fans is embarrassing.