Video - Jamaican Sheikh: The Infidels Put Cancer in Fake "Zamzam" Sacred Water and Sell It to Muslims

Video - Jamaican Sheikh: The Infidels Put Cancer in Fake "Zamzam" Sacred Water and Sell It to Muslims. (Memri).

In a video-clip posted on his YouTube account, Jamaican Sheikh Abdullah Al-Faisal accused "infidels" of putting cancer in fake "zamzam" (water drawn from a sacred well in Mecca), which was then bottled and sold to Muslims. "Many many Muslims die from cancer from drinking fake zamzam," said the pro-ISIS Al-Faisal, whose original name was Trevor William Forrest and who spent four years in a U.K. prison for murder and inciting hatred before being deported. "Every infidel is a liar and a hypocrite," he said.

Following are excerpts

Abdullah Al-Faisal: "Every infidel is a liar and a hypocrite, and every hypocrite is an infidel. Every infidel is a hypocrite, and every hypocrite is an infidel. A liar and a hypocrite."

"The infidels, they put Zamzam in bottle and sell [them] to Muslims, and it is fake Zamzam -not real. They put cancer in the water and many Muslims die from cancer. Something you did not know. Fake Zamzam. And they put cancer in it. And people buy it and drink it and many many Muslims die from cancer by drinking fake Zamzam. So when you buy from the infidels your fake Zamzam, you are going to die from cancer. Many people, many Muslims die from cancer by drinking fake Zamzam water." Hmmm.......Considering Non Muslims are not allowed in Mecca it's for sure A Mission impossible feature. 

 Related: Zam Zam Holy Water Is ‘Unsafe for Human Consumption’

 More here: Contamination of the Sacred Well in Mecca.

http://www.islamicpluralism.org/1786/contamination-of-the-sacred-well-of-zam-zam-in

Jerusalem holy site Church of Holy Sepulchre may shut over 'unpaid' water bill.

Jerusalem holy site Church of Holy Sepulchre may shut over 'unpaid' water bill.(AJ).One of Christianity's holiest sites, the Church of the Holy Sepulchre, where Jesus Christ is said to have been crucified, could close down over a dispute with an Israeli water company, a priest has said. Greek Orthodox priest Isidoros Fakitsas said on Friday that the church's bank account has been frozen as the result of a long-standing dispute with the company. He said that the move has impaired the Church of the Holy Sepulchre in its ability to pay bills and salaries.
As a result, the church is considering closing for a day in protest, shutting the doors to one of Christianity's most popular pilgrimage sites.
The Greek Orthodox patriarchate is a joint custodian of the church, however, and any such measure would need the agreement of the Catholic and Armenian churches, which are co-custodians. "Greek Orthodox Patriarch Theophilos III has spoken [to church officials] about taking measures ... in protest at Israeli actions against the church," said Dimitri Diliani, president of the National Christian Coalition in the Holy Land.
"He is consulting with the heads of churches to take the drastic measure of shutting down the Church of the Holy Sepulchre," Diliani, a Greek Orthodox Palestinian, said. "It's not a matter of money, it's a change in the status quo that has protected the church for hundreds of years, it's a way to pressure the churches and to introduce new Israeli-designed measures," said Diliani.
The Greek Orthodox Church contends that the Holy Sepulchre was always treated as a special case and exempted from water fees, unlike other historic churches in the region.The church for decades was exempt by the different leaderships which ruled over Jerusalem's Old City from paying water bills until the Israeli water company began pressing it to pay up a few years ago. Fakitsas, the superior of the Greek Orthodox church, said an agreement was reached after months of negotiations. Under the deal, various denominations in the church would pay their monthly bill. A debt of some 9 million shekels ($2.31 million) was to be forgotten, he said. To the surprise of the church elders, however, its account was blocked two weeks ago, making it impossible to pay stipends of some 500 priests and monks, 2,000 teachers and the running costs of over 30 Christian schools that the church runs in the Palestinian territories and Jordan, Issa Musleh, a church spokesperson, said. The Israeli Tourism Ministry said the issue is between the Church and the Jerusalem municipality. But because of the great importance of the site, the ministry is now trying to mediate between the two sides and hopes the issue will be resolved quickly.Hmmmm.........9 million shekels ($2.31 million)....that's a lot of 'Holy Water'Read the full story here.

Update: Kremlin to Address Holy Sepulchre Church Row

"Vade Retro Satanas" - Russian Church Activists Disperse Pussy Riot Supporters with Holy Water.

                            "Church Activists."not to be confused with Russian bikers.

"Vade Retro Satanas" - Russian Church Activists Disperse Pussy Riot Supporters with Holy Water.(RN).Activists from a fundamentalist Russian Orthodox organization dispersed with Holy Water a group of protesters who gathered on Sunday in downtown Moscow near the Christ the Savior Cathedral to support jailed female Pussy Riot punk group. Several dozens of opposition activists gathered near the main Russia’s Orthodox Cathedral in Moscow for an unsanctioned rally in support of the members of the all-female punk group Pussy Riot who had been put in custody for performing a song against president-elect Vladimir Putin in the Cathedral in late February. The rally, a new episode of the anti-government protests that have spread across Russia since December, was designed to unite both believers and atheists in a mass prayer. Police however cordoned off the territory in front of the Cathedral and detained two organizers of the protest to avoid “provocations.” Members of the Union of Orthodox Banner Bearers calmed down other participants of the prayer by pouring Holy Water on them and chanting: “No Sodom!”
The Cathedral authorities refused to comment on the rally.Vandalism and church desecration cases have become more frequent in Russia after Pussy Riot performed what it called “a punk prayer” in February next to the Christ the Savior Cathedral’s main altar, which is off-limits to all but priests. Five group members, clad in balaclavas, chanted a song entitled “Holy Sh*t” against Putin that also contained lines such as “Holy Mother, Blessed Virgin, chase Putin out!” The girls said the performance was a response to Orthodox Church head Patriarch Kirill’s backing of President-elect Vladimir Putin in the run-up to his landslide March 4 election victory. The patriarch called the 12 years of Putin's rule a "miracle of God" in a televised meeting. Pussy Riot can face up to seven years in prison if found guilty on hooliganism charges.Hmmmm......."Господи Помилуй".Read the full story here.