Catholic Priest From Poland Murdered By Muslims In Tunisia, Priest's Body Mutilated With Stab Wounds, Throat Slit

With a true myriad of potential targets for the Muslims in Tunisia to strike out at, they zeroed in on a young Polish Catholic priest who was doing G_d's work in the north African country and when the Muslim animals were through with him, the young priest was dead, his throat slit and his body ravaged by stab wounds.

All in the name of allah, of course.

From the article at the StarTribune:

Tunisia's official TAP news agency says a Catholic priest from Poland has been killed and his body had multiple stab wounds and his throat was slit.

The report cites the Tunis archbishopric as saying 34-year-old Marek Marius Rybinski worked at a religious school in the Tunis suburb of Manouba. His body was found Friday in the school parking lot.

In a statement, the Interior Ministry said the killing appeared to be the work of a "group of extremist terrorist fascists," judging by the way it was carried out.

The statement denounced extremists' "exploitation ... of the current exceptional circumstances to make trouble."

So here we have the latest Christian casualty of the islamists - I'd start keeping a tally but I'd need a calculator. I look at this incident and have to point at the way this hung man was hunted down - his attackers wanted infidel blood to spill and what better for them and their moongod but to kill a religious man of Christ.

The purge is on world wide. When will it be time to fight back?

Report: Polish priest killed, his throat slit, in Tunisia


TUNIS, Tunisia - Tunisia's official TAP news agency says a Catholic priest from Poland has been killed and his body had multiple stab wounds and his throat was slit.

The report cites the Tunis archbishopric as saying 34-year-old Marek Marius Rybinski worked at a religious school in the Tunis suburb of Manouba. His body was found Friday in the school parking lot.

In a statement, the Interior Ministry said the killing appeared to be the work of a "group of extremist terrorist fascists," judging by the way it was carried out.

The statement denounced extremists' "exploitation ... of the current exceptional circumstances to make trouble."

A mass uprising toppled Tunisia's autocratic leader a month ago, and the transitional government has struggled to re-establish order.