A Religion Of Peace & Tolerance

Four teenaged Christian girls were walking to school in last Saturday near the Muslim town of Poso on the island of Sulawesi in eastern Indonesia when they were attacked by up to six men clad in black clothes and masks, bearing machetes. One girl, Noviana Malewa, escaped into a ravine. She is now in intensive care at a nearby hospital. The other three were not so lucky: Yarni Sambue, 15; Interesia Morangke, 16; and Alfita Paulina, 19. Their bodies were found at the site of the attack, clad in their brown school uniforms. Their heads were found a couple hours later in two different places. One head had been left at a church, probably as a message.

Horrific photos of the girls remains were published here and here.

Some 2000 people have been killed in fighting between Muslims and Christians around Poso. Although a peace deal was signed in 2001, the neighbouring Christian town of Tentena was bombed in May, killing 22 people, apparently by Muslims. These beheadings were likely perpetrated by Muslims, as well.

Muslim violence has been on the rise in Indonesia, part of a Muslim campaign of terror to create a Muslim superstate in southeast Asia, one infidel head at a time.