Syrien

[Quintus Fabius]

Wenn du mich ernsthaft als Nihilist einstufst, dann hast du weder mich noch den Nihilismus je verstanden.

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The US State Department is reportedly about to designate the attacks by the Islamic State terrorist group on the Yazidis as genocide. As commendable as such a diplomatic gesture may be, the question that begs to be asked is, if the Yazidis, why not the Christians?

The 1948 Genocide Convention defines “genocide” as, among other things, “deliberately inflicting on” a religious group “conditions of life calculated to bring about its physical destruction in whole or in part.” As Islamic State continues to drive Christians from their homes, seizing their property, and offering them the “choice” between converting to Islam or being massacred, one must conclude that this qualifies as genocide.

To cite just one incident reported in the National Review in October, Islamic State terrorists demanded that two Christian women and six men in a conquered village convert to Islam. When they refused, the women were publicly raped and then beheaded along with the men. The Islamists then cut off the fingertips of a 12-year-old boy to persuade his Christian father to convert. When the father refused, he and his son were tortured and then crucified.

An equally sinister genocidal ISIS practice has been underreported: the enslavement of those who will not renounce their religious beliefs. As reported by the Hudson Institute, “Islamic State’s ‘revival’ of the institution of chattel slavery – the sexual slavery of Christian and Yazidi women and girls no less – has faded from public attention.

In July, The New York Times ran an article titled, “Is This the End of Christianity in the Middle East?” noting that some of the oldest Christian communities in the world are disappearing from the very lands where they were born.

In October, Islamic State published pricing guidelines for slaves based on age, starting with “200,000 dinars for a Yazidi/Christian woman aged 1-9” and ending with “75,000 dinars for a Yazidi/Christian woman aged 30-40.”

ISIS guidelines price Christian and Yazidi nine-year-olds at $172.

The State Department’s 2015 Sex Trafficking Report devotes barely two paragraphs out of 380 pages to the Islamic State’s institutionalization of sex slavery. If the Obama administration is so blind to human slavery, it is no wonder it has trouble recognizing genocide.

Dasselbe gilt für uns: was soll all das Geschwafel von Menschenrechten, Verfassung, westlichen Werten usw wenn wir nicht Willens sind hier und jetzt diesen Zuständen mit Gewalt ein Ende zu setzen ?

Man hat das historische Kernland von Serbien wegen viel weniger heraus geschnitten und heute faselt man von der territorialen Integrität Syriens und des Irak, von künstlich am Reißbrett geschaffenen dysfunktionalen Gebilden, von Diplomatie und Waffenlieferungen und Bombardierungen ....

Hier und Heute muss dem ein Ende gesetzt werden ! Zusammen mit dem Iran, Zusammen mit den Kurden. Zusammen mit Russland. Jeder weitere Tag den man diese Perversion existieren lässt ist inakzeptabel !!