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 Islamists reportedly attacked travelers in Pakistan who 
identified themselves as Christians in the wake of the decision by the 
Supreme Court to rescind the 2010 death sentence against Asia Bibi for 
alleged blasphemy, CNN reported on Sunday.

Christians in Pakistan are being taught a lesson, and are being made
an example. Rampaging Muslims who are out for Asia Bibi’s life are now
escalating their persecution of Christians in Pakistan, since they can’t
get to Bibi herself.
Jihad Watch
has been meticulously covering the deranged calls for the blood of Bibi
after she was acquitted on trumped-up blasphemy charges. Multitudes
rioted in the streets of Pakistan, demanding her death. Even the Supreme
Court judges who acquitted her were threatened, and then, facing the
mad fury over the acquittal, the Pakistani government capitulated to the rioters, banned Asia Bibi from leaving country, and is reviewing her blasphemy acquittal.
This move by the Pakistani government was a reflection of its
adherence to Islamic blasphemy laws. Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan
“vowed
to take the matter [of blasphemy] to the United Nations, saying that
few in the West understand the pain caused to Muslims by such
activities.”
It is beyond pain. It’s Islamic law, rooted in supremacism and
entitlement. Muhammad and Islam must not be offended, period. And this
rule does not apply only to Muslims, but to anyone. This is the reason
why many Islamic groups in the West work overtime to ensure that
Westerners are kept in line with Islam’s official closed corpus. The
“Islamophobia” subterfuge is now rooted in Western societies.
“Islamophobia” is passed off as a form of “racism,” but the
“Islamophobia” initiative is really about silencing criticism of Islam.
Therefore, rather than risk Muslim ire, or violence and rioting by
Muslims, Westerners are shutting their mouths and sticking to
criticizing Judaism, Christianity or any other faith if they wish to,
but they do not dare criticize Islam. It is superior to every other
faith, in the implied view of proponents of “Islamophobia” and “hate
speech” laws.
Take, for example, Canada. Pakistani MP Iqra Khalid introduced her anti-Islamophobia motion M-103,
which passed in Parliament, and now the Trudeau government, as a
followup, is “taking action” and “monitoring citizens for compliance” —
as part of a 23 million dollar anti-“discrimination” plan- – under the
leadership and direction of groups such as the National Council of
Canadian Muslims (formerly CAIR.Can) and the Islamic Charity IRFAN,
which was designated a terror-linked group by the previous Conservative
government.

“Report: Unable to Reach Asia Bibi, Pakistan’s Islamists Attacking Random Christians,” by Edwin Mora, Breitbart, November 12, 2018:

Islamists reportedly attacked travelers in Pakistan who
identified themselves as Christians in the wake of the decision by the
Supreme Court to rescind the 2010 death sentence against Asia Bibi for
alleged blasphemy, CNN reported on Sunday.
Breitbart News has long reported that Pakistan’s controversial
blasphemy law is disproportionally used target religious minorities,
particularly Christians.
Human rights groups have determined that Muslims often use the law to settle personal disputes and vendettas.
Peter Jacob, the executive director for the Center for Social Justice
in Lahore, told CNN that half of the individuals accused of blasphemy
in Pakistan are non-Muslims, adding that his organization registered
cases in which anti-Bibi rioters asked travelers to divulge their
religion, and if they revealed they were Christian, “They were taken out
of their cars and beaten up.”
“The mental and psychological scars” inflicted on the Christian
community will endure in the “current climate of fear,” Jacob noted.
CNN recently spoke to members of the Christian minority community in Pakistan impacted by Bibi’s acquittal.
“While speculation is rife about the safety of Bibi and her family,
there are larger conversations at stake regarding the protection of
Pakistan’s tiny Christian minority,” CNN noted, adding, “The country’s
strict blasphemy laws are a topic of great sensitivity in Pakistan;
accusations of blasphemy have seen a surge in mob violence and lynchings
in pockets of the country.”
Followers of Christ make up less than two percent of Pakistan’s
population of 200 million, according to Jacob. Yet they have been in the
territory that forms modern Pakistan for centuries, long before it was
declared an Islamic country.
“Please don’t name us,” a member of Pakistan’s Christian minority
told CNN on condition of anonymity for fear of retribution. “But we are
Christians and if Muslims aren’t safe from these conversations then we
are nothing to these people, we respect the judgment of the Supreme
Court, and that is paramount, I just want this situation to go away and
for this tension to be lifted from our shoulders.”
Nearly a week after the October 31 Supreme Court decision to acquit
Bibi, Pakistani authorities moved her to an undisclosed location last
Thursday, fearing for her safety.
Islamists linked to the anti-blasphemy Tehreek-e-Labaik Pakistan
(TLP) party that orchestrated riots across the Muslim country soon after
the supreme court’s decision have threatened to kill Bibi, her lawyer,
and the judges who cleared her.
Last Friday, the Pakistani government reached a deal with TLP to
prevent Bibi from leaving the country while the Supreme Court deals with
petitions to review its acquittal of the Christian mother of five…..