User talk:Siúnrá
Hi, I'd be happy to help. My MSN: aycwang@hotmail.com --Yenchin 23:10, 9 September 2007 (UTC)
Classical Chinese
Hi. I'm afraid I'm not that good with computers - I reached my formative years just before the ZX80 came out - so I don't actually know what MSNM is short for, or where exactly I'd find your email address! If you're interested in Classical and spoken Chinese I should be able to give you some pointers. My email is liamdarcybrown@hotmail.com. —Preceding unsigned comment added by Tomtom08 (talk • contribs) 14:18, 13 September 2007 (UTC)
RE:Hey
Sure thing you can add me, haomin at erpz dot net. Миборовский 19:26, 19 September 2007 (UTC)
My thoughts
Lol I never knew someone had left a messsage there. About the Middle East - first of all, Lebanon is an exception - the christians there constitute a large majority and too much for sharia law or persecution of christianity to occur.
It is however a fact that Churches and priests are bombed and killed in Northern Iraq, notably the Assyrian christians.
As for Israel, when I meant the Middle East I meant the Arab nations that dominate it. In Egypt a priest will be arrested if he repairs a toilet in his church without asking government permission. In Egypt also:
- It takes 35 years and government permission to build a church.
- A medical exam requires 75% for Muslims to pass and 99.9% for Christians to pass.
- Christians are 10% of Egypts population and therefore 10% of tax income. However, they recieve only 2 hours of TV for themselves, one hour for Christmass and one hour for Easter
In Iraq it is much worse:
Before the 20th century, Christians were 15% of the population. Today they are less than 3%. Why? Persecutions initiate diasporas.
In Saudi Arabia, all religions except Islam is banned. Non-muslims are tortured if they speak of practicing their religion and police will break up religious meetings. Foreign workers are an exception who can pray in private but the government there tries to hide this so that they appear to be completely Islamic.
In Saudi Arabia, non-muslims are not allowed into Mecca - theres an image of this hereSaudi Arabia if you click on Human Rights.
So you see, the Middle East (with the exception of Lebanon and Israel) has a long way to go.
Respectfully