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To expand upon that; sure, there are many Muslims that would never carry out these horrific acts, but they aren't necessarily upset that there are others taking care of Allah's dirty work (whether they voice disapproval or not). -
Originally posted by Denny View Post
"Self-government won't work without self-discipline." - Paul HarveyComment
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Yeah and a quick google shows that there are 1.6 billion Muslims in the world and if only 7% are extremists that is 112 million. So only 112-160 million are extremists.
That's assuming a 7-10% of course, which I don't think we have any real stats. That also does not include sympathizers/other supporters of them.
Hell at 1%, there are 16million.
I'm not sure their (terrorists) growth rate either but I'd guess that we're going to lose that war killing them off with small groups at a time...etc at very high costs.
I do not consider myself paranoid either by believing that there are terrorists in all levels of government and other aspects of the daily running of the US. (Water, electric...etc)Originally posted by MR EDDComment
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Well...not to worry. ISIS isn't the real threat to America:
Originally posted by CNN
"Self-government won't work without self-discipline." - Paul HarveyComment
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It's just about go time. Get your popcorn ready and pick your side.Comment
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Fortunately I am not an extremists and abhor violence. I also fully support this and all administrations and the directions they lead our grand democracy.I wear a Fez. Fez-es are coolComment
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So I guess they got their propaganda out to the 2 people that watch that show lolWHComment
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I wish more people like this would stand up and speak out. This is refreshing to see.
More than 1,000 people formed a "ring of peace" Saturday outside Oslo's main synagogue at the initiative of a group of young Muslims.
The event in the Norwegian capital follows a series of attacks against Jews in Europe, including the terror attacks in Paris in January and in neighboring Denmark last week.
One of the eight independent organisers of Saturday's event in Oslo, Hajrah Arshad said the gathering shows "that Islam is about love and unity."
"We want to demonstrate that Jews and Muslims do not hate each other," co-organiser Zeeshan Abdullah told the crowd, standing in a half-circle before the white synagogue. "We do not want individuals to define what Islam is for the rest of us."
"There are many more peace-mongers than warmongers," he added.
Norway's Chief Rabbi Michael Melchior sang the traditional Jewish end of Sabbath song outside the synagogue before the large crowd holding hands.
Co-organiser Hassan Raja said it was the first time he heard the song.
Ervin Kohn, head of Oslo's Jewish community, called the gathering in sub-zero temperatures "unique."
Several European countries have seen an increase in anti-Semitic incidents recently, starting when the conflict between Israel and Palestinian militants in Gaza intensified last year.
In Paris, three Muslim gunmen killed 17 people at a kosher grocery, the offices of weekly Charlie Hebdo and elsewhere in early January. Last week a single assailant in Copenhagen killed a Jewish security guard outside a synagogue and a Danish filmmaker attending a free speech event.Comment
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It's a sham. Real Muslims wouldn't do that. Nothing in the Quran talks about a god of love. Only power, fear, conquerING and reward. I couldn't find nothing about love and tolerance. They are infidels in the eyes of fundamental Muslims.
Yes, I'm in a mood to talk about it today.Comment
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They are not only given permission to lie, but ordered to do it, if it forwards the message and cause. They will hold hands today and set fire to the church tomorrow.Originally posted by Denny View PostI wear a Fez. Fez-es are coolComment
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Islamic State in Syria abducts at least 150 Christians
(Reuters) - Islamic State militants have abducted at least 150 people from Assyrian Christian villages in northeastern Syria they had raided, Christian Syrian activists said on Tuesday.
A Syrian Christian group representing several NGO's inside and outside the country said it had verified at least 150 people missing, including women and elderly, who had been kidnapped by the militants.
"We have verified at least 150 people who have been adducted from sources on the ground," Bassam Ishak, President of the Syriac National Council of Syria, whose family itself is from Hasaka, told Reuters from Amman.
And as if people are not enough, now statues need to be beheaded also.
Iraq: Isis take sledgehammers to priceless Assyrian artefacts at Mosul museum
The Islamic State (Isis) has published a video showing militants destroying ancient artefacts in a Mosul museum with sledgehammer and pickaxes. IS fighters are seen unveiling old statues in the Ninawa museum dating back to the Assyrian empire and then dragging them down to the ground, where they fall into pieces. Then, they are depicted pounding 3,000-year-old sculptures with hammers until they are completely shattered. Tens of militants are seen using ladders, hammers and drills to destroy every statue in the museum, including a winged-bull Assyrian protective deity dating back to the 7th century BC.
"These ruins that are behind me, they are idols and statues that people in the past used to worship instead of Allah," a bearded IS militant tells the camera, with the immense, partially-demolished winged-bull in the background. "The so-called Assyrians and Akkadians and others looked to gods for war, agriculture and rain to whom they offered sacrifices," he added, with reference to the ancient civilizations that lived in Mesopotamia for more than 5,000 years in what is now Iraq, eastern Syria and southern Turkey. "The Prophet Mohammed took down idols with his bare hands when he went into Mecca. We were ordered by our prophet to take down idols and destroy them, and the companions of the prophet did this after this time, when they conquered countries."
"When God orders us to remove and destroy them, it becomes easy for us and we don't care even if they cost millions of dollars," he continues. A professor at the Archaeology College in Mosul confirmed to the AP that the two sites shown in the video are the city museum and a site known as Nirgal Gate, one of the several gates of the ancient capital of the Assyrian Empire Nineveh. "I'm totally shocked," Amir al-Jumaili told the AP. "It's a catastrophe. With the destruction of these artifacts, we can no longer be proud of Mosul's civilization."
The video, dated February 2015 from Mosul and posted on a Twitter account used by IS, comes after Mosul's public library director Ghanim al-Ta'an told The Fiscal Times that IS members burned the city public library, which housed more than 8,000 rare old books and manuscripts. "IS militants bombed the Mosul Public Library. they used improvised explosive devices," he said.
A history professor at University of Mosul told AP that Islamists began destroying the library earlier this month. Another report said 2,000 books were seen being loaded into pickup tracks.
Mosul is in the centre of 1,791 registered archeological sites, including four capitals of the Assyrian empire - Nineveh, Kalhu, Sur Sharrukin and Ashur.Last edited by Strychnine; 02-26-2015, 11:34 AM.Comment
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We are witnessing what our children and grandchildren will be debating as to why the world let this happen.Comment
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They need to go all Wyatt Earp on these bitches. " For now on I see a black flag, I kill the man waiving it." That convoy seems like perfect target practice for an A10.Comment
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If I were in a jumpsuit in one of those cages I would welcome the BRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRT of a Warthog.Originally posted by Craizie View Post
‘Save The Last Bullet For Yourself': SAS Will Not Be Taken Alive By ISIS
Elite British forces in the SAS have been told not to allow the Islamic State to take them alive, according to the Daily Star. Special Forces have been ordered to “fight to the last man” with commanders telling them “save the last bullet for yourselves”.
The SAS have been operating in ISIS-controlled territory for some time, but the new rules were issued after the brutal murder of a Jordanian pilot. Lieutenant Muath al-Kasaesbeh was burned alive earlier this month, after his plane was downed.
A source said: “The SAS have been told that if they are captured they can expect to be tortured before being beheaded, disembowelled or burned alive. They know there is virtually no chance of being rescued.
“Everyone taking part in the Iraq mission knows the risks. Most of the guys would never let themselves be taken prisoner – not by Islamic State (IS).”
As a result they will take their own lives if they are “surrounded and without hope of being rescued”. Commanders have warned the SAS it would be impossible to rescue them because the militants move prisoners daily.
They have suggested a “quick end is preferable to a long and painful death”. By killing themselves the SAS would also deny ISIS an important propaganda victory. The Islamic State have become famed for their well-produced but gruesome execution videos.
Victims are often forced to read out messages denouncing their country’s actions in the Middle East. In at least one case a hostage was forced to blame his own relatives for his beheading because they were in the American military.
If an SAS soldier was taken alive the source said he would expect the Royal Air Force to launch an airstrike against the building they were being held in. He said: “If you’re captured and can’t be rescued then you would want the RAF to come along and drop a very large bomb. A quick end is preferable to a long and painful death.”
The source also claimed that bombing any captured SAS soldier would be the “honourable thing to do”. Sources told the Daily Star Sunday that SAS troops have almost been captured on two occasions but managed to escape with the help of a US Reaper drone which halted a jihadi attack.
The source said: “As a member of the SAS you know that you are going to be executed by the enemy if you’re captured.
“That’s why we carry pistols. It’s our secondary weapon. But it also allows us the choice of topping ourselves when all hope has gone. Better that than giving away where your mates are operating.”Comment
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^^^^^ I saw that the other day. If possible I would save one last grenade and take out as many as I could. No way I would let them take me alive.
At this point I am not sure who is going to stop ISIS, everyone is too PC to do anything.Comment
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