@RepRileyMoore is exposing deep state engagement with conversation, violence funding from USA.
He is proving why we need FCRA immediately to stop deep state before it ruin our security.
Christians have been in India since St. Thomas the Apostle traveled to the Malabar Coast just decades after the resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ.
But despite this long Christian history, India’s Parliament is considering amending Foreign Contribution Regulation Amendment (FCRA) rules to permit government takeovers of churches and religious charities.
This is a clear attack against Christians. If this bill proceeds in this way, it would be a point of major concern in our bilateral relationship with India.
A 40-year-old Pakistani Christian brick kiln worker and father of four, Siddique (Sadique) Masih, was murdered after drinking from a water cooler used by his Muslim co-workers in Punjab, Pakistan.
According to eyewitnesses, a Muslim laborer confronted Masih, telling him he could not drink from the same cooler because he was Christian and he would “contaminate” the water. Moments later, the man grabbed him from behind and slit his throat, killing him at the scene.
Masih leaves behind his wife and four children, including a son who suffers from thalassemia and requires regular blood transfusions.
A 40-year-old Pakistani Christian brick kiln worker and father of four, Siddique (Sadique) Masih, was murdered after drinking from a water cooler used by his Muslim co-workers in Punjab, Pakistan.
According to eyewitnesses, a Muslim laborer confronted Masih, telling him he could not drink from the same cooler because he was Christian and he would “contaminate” the water. Moments later, the man grabbed him from behind and slit his throat, killing him at the scene.
Masih leaves behind his wife and four children, including a son who suffers from thalassemia and requires regular blood transfusions.
A 40-year-old Pakistani Christian brick kiln worker and father of four, Siddique (Sadique) Masih, was murdered after drinking from a water cooler used by his Muslim co-workers in Punjab, Pakistan.
According to eyewitnesses, a Muslim laborer confronted Masih, telling him he could not drink from the same cooler because he was Christian and he would “contaminate” the water. Moments later, the man grabbed him from behind and slit his throat, killing him at the scene.
Masih leaves behind his wife and four children, including a son who suffers from thalassemia and requires regular blood transfusions.
A 40-year-old Pakistani Christian brick kiln worker and father of four, Siddique (Sadique) Masih, was murdered after drinking from a water cooler used by his Muslim co-workers in Punjab, Pakistan.
According to eyewitnesses, a Muslim laborer confronted Masih, telling him he could not drink from the same cooler because he was Christian and he would “contaminate” the water. Moments later, the man grabbed him from behind and slit his throat, killing him at the scene.
Masih leaves behind his wife and four children, including a son who suffers from thalassemia and requires regular blood transfusions.
A 40-year-old Pakistani Christian brick kiln worker and father of four, Siddique (Sadique) Masih, was murdered after drinking from a water cooler used by his Muslim co-workers in Punjab, Pakistan.
According to eyewitnesses, a Muslim laborer confronted Masih, telling him he could not drink from the same cooler because he was Christian and he would “contaminate” the water. Moments later, the man grabbed him from behind and slit his throat, killing him at the scene.
Masih leaves behind his wife and four children, including a son who suffers from thalassemia and requires regular blood transfusions.
A 40-year-old Pakistani Christian brick kiln worker and father of four, Siddique (Sadique) Masih, was murdered after drinking from a water cooler used by his Muslim co-workers in Punjab, Pakistan.
According to eyewitnesses, a Muslim laborer confronted Masih, telling him he could not drink from the same cooler because he was Christian and he would “contaminate” the water. Moments later, the man grabbed him from behind and slit his throat, killing him at the scene.
Masih leaves behind his wife and four children, including a son who suffers from thalassemia and requires regular blood transfusions.
A 40-year-old Pakistani Christian brick kiln worker and father of four, Siddique (Sadique) Masih, was murdered after drinking from a water cooler used by his Muslim co-workers in Punjab, Pakistan.
According to eyewitnesses, a Muslim laborer confronted Masih, telling him he could not drink from the same cooler because he was Christian and he would “contaminate” the water. Moments later, the man grabbed him from behind and slit his throat, killing him at the scene.
Masih leaves behind his wife and four children, including a son who suffers from thalassemia and requires regular blood transfusions.