In our modern culture people like to play a game of victimhood and oppression and

persecution it seems that everyone has a persecution complex these days.

Virtually none of them have ever faced any legitimate persecution or suffering in their lives.

There is an objective answer, though, to which groups are more and less persecuted than others legally, socially, violently,

and it is simply a fact borne out by all survey data and all of history that Christians are the most persecuted group in the world.

Ironically, this is the group that we are told is the dot org. N-A-S-A-R-E-N-D-O-O-O-O-G-O-O-N-O-O-G-O-N-O-O-G-O-N-O-T-O-E-N-O, there are some other groups that have different names, I think one of which is led by our friend Gwenbeck. N-E-N-B-B-B-B-E-B-B-B-E-E-N-E-B-B-B- Dr. Kila, you visited Iraq, something like nine times, and you've written and been very focused

on and dedicated shrines to persecuted Christians in the Middle East.

Last time we spoke, we talked about what was going on in

Armenia, we've talked about what was going on in the Levant. Since I last saw you I'm

sorry to say there was a terrible attack on Christians on Christmas day in Nigeria and yet

the media have barely talked about it.

Strangely, thank you again Michael for having me.

Strangely, we're told and rightly so, Black Lives Matter, but

apparently Black Christian Lives, Black Nigerian Lives don't matter at all.

In the year 2021 to 2022, more than 7,000 Nigerian Christians were martyred, men, women and children,

over Christmas at least 200 Christians were martyred.

Martyr being the operative word.

They were murdered because they were Christians.

They were murdered in churches, churches burnt down,

not covered in the media at all.

If covered, I remember when I was on your show before we spoke about a previous occasion

when it's alleged that this happens because of climate change.

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