Bahá'ís are complicit in genocide


This will be uncomfortable for many Bahá’ís... especially those with truly good hearts. But neutrality and silence in the face of injustice support tyranny. Of all people, Bahá’ís should know this.

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cde3eyzdr63o

In what kind of world can one preach justice and claim to stand for truth, while remaining silent about the slaughter of children just a few miles away? Shame on those who defend such hypocrisy.

There are many kind-hearted Bahá’ís who feel a deep unease about this... and they should. That discomfort is not weakness. It is your conscience. It is reason, trying to speak the truth.

You cannot, on one hand, denounce the atrocities in Iran, and on the other, turn away from genocide unfolding right before your eyes. That contradiction is not neutrality. It is hypocrisy. And those who numb the hearts of the kind and the compassionate should be ashamed.

Singing 'Kumbaya' in circles, quoting scripture, and exchanging emails from within ivory towers, while children are being butchered outside your door , is this what truth looks like?

If you claim to belong to the 'Holy Land', then the suffering in that land is your problem too. Just as you speak out for justice in Iran, in Ukraine, or anywhere else , you must speak out here as well. Anything less is complicity.

Bahá’ís are fortunate, most of the world barely knows who they are. They live safely in a comfortable bubble, untouched by scrutiny. But never before has the world been so united in its moral outrage and those who speak of 'unity' day and night are choosing, willfully, to remain outside of it.

Go test it for yourself. I dare you to bring up this issue with your Local Spiritual Assembly. Watch the reactions. Witness the hypocrisy.

Here is a heroine , one of your own, who stood up for justice. And what became of her? She was cast out. Banished from your circle. Thrown out of the very community she tried to hold accountable.....

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Baha'is converting children of other religions through Baha'i Children Classes. Here is the proof.

Baháʼu'lláh is introduced to children through these songs primarily as the Prophet of God for today and the Promised One of all ages, who brought a message of unity, justice, and love for all mankind, despite enduring great suffering.

Here are some short examples from the songs:

  • The Promised One and Glory of God: Songs directly identify him as "Bahá’u’lláh, the Glory of God" and "The Promised One of All the Ages". For example, "Sing a new song, the Promised One has come / Sing a new song, Bahá’u’lláh has come".
  • Bringer of a New Day and Unity: He is presented as having "Came to bring a new Day / Of harmony and unity" and "told us of the new way / That all men should live as one". Another song states, "In this Day Bahá’u’lláh / Talkin’ to the world about justice" and "about oneness".
  • Sufferer for Humanity: Children learn about his imprisonment and exile. For instance, he was "enchained and imprisoned Him / In a dungeon cold and black" and endured "banishment and exile" to "set us free". The song "The Shores of ‘Akká" recounts him as "The Peerless One" and "the prisoners called Him their Lord" enduring "great hardships" and "four and twenty years" in "the Most Great Prison".
  • Source of Peace and Love: He is called "The Prince of Peace" and is credited with bringing "love and peace of mind" and showing that "justice was best in His sight".
  • Personal Connection and Commitment: Children are encouraged to have a personal connection, as in "I have found Bahá’u’lláh / In the early days of my life / I will keep Him in my heart / And stay with Him forever". They are also asked, "Will you give your life to Bahá’u’lláh" and to "give your heart" to him.
  • Central Figure of a New Age: The songs herald his coming as the dawn of a "new Day" and a "new golden Age," fulfilling God's promises to mankind.

These classes are described as gatherings where children aged 5-12 learn spiritual qualities and virtues through stories, songs, games, and crafts!

But that's not the case. These children are brainwashed to believe that Baha'u'llah is superior to all other prophets and he is the manifestation of God for this age. While one of his "Tablet" explicitly states that he supplied women to his brother, Subḥ-i-Azal.

Specifically, Bahā’u’llāh recounts that after he and his brother arrived in Iraq, Subḥ-i-Azal sought a wife from him. Bahā’u’llāh states that he "procured for him what quelled his carnal desire, and he dwelled comfortably in the land". He further details that he "sent for believing women to be dispatched from other lands to appear before thee," after which his brother "didst enjoy intimacy with them and abide in conspicuous comfort". Bahā’u’llāh also mentions that his brother continued to seek gratification for his passion, eventually "gather[ing] around thyself a number of maidens and sustain[ing] thyself with them".

Source - Adib Masumian's website : https://adibmasumian.com/translations/lawh-i-mirza-rida-quli

Bahā’u’llāh thus Pimped out believing women to his brother and gave women from his cult to his brother.

More videos to see how Baha'is teach their religion to innocent children of other religions:

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