Murdering Christians in Nigeria

 

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CNN’s Van Jones shocks viewers by putting the mainstream media on blast for IGNORING the mass slaughter of Christians in Nigeria. “The fact that there’s almost no response from the global left and no attention from mainstream media is a CRIME against African people, black people, and human rights.” MAHER: “You’re talking about young people. A lot of them seem to know one thing: white people did some very bad things in this world, and they certainly did. But there are other things to know… Nigeria: this is an actual planned genocide. They really want to kill all the Christians in that country, and they are systematically doing it.” VAN JONES: “And the fact that there’s almost no response from the global left and no attention from mainstream media is a crime against African people, black people, and human rights. I agree with that 100%.” Van Jones then laid out a theory about why networks like CNN have failed to cover the crisis in Nigeria. It’s one that will for sure get people talking.

The UN should get involved with troops to defend the vulnerable Christians in Nigeria. Are those responsible for the murders being ignored?

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