“Against This Enemy [ISIS] We Have to Keep Our Heads”................................

[LongTermGuy]

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[Kathianne]

The truth is that it is going to have to be carried out by Muslim leaders, whether from the religious or governments willing to crack down. The largest and most vehement of the Islamacists are or were incited to this version of Islam by the Sauds, Wahhabism, which is a version of Salafism.

What the West can do is impose sanctions and refuse anymore aid to governments or the people until the extremists are dealt with.

[LongTermGuy]

The truth is that it is going to have to be carried out by Muslim leaders, whether from the religious or governments willing to crack down. The largest and most vehement of the Islamacists are or were incited to this version of Islam by the Sauds, Wahhabism, which is a version of Salafism.

What the West can do is impose sanctions and refuse anymore aid to governments or the people until the extremists are dealt with.
`Koran reading / believing muslims and their 3rd world mind-set don't belong in the civilized western world...​IMO...

http://www.thereligionofpeace.com/Quran/011-taqiyya.htm

http://islamlies.com/

[Kathianne]

`Koran reading / believing muslims and their 3rd world mind-set don't belong in the civilized western world...​IMO...

http://www.thereligionofpeace.com/Quran/011-taqiyya.htm

http://islamlies.com/

I'm not disagreeing with your beliefs. The answer though is going to have to be a reformation of the teachings, which isn't going to come through military alone or even primarily.

The military can take on governments, but not so much individuals, much less terror groups. No, the literal teachings of Koran and 'supporting clarifications' must be dealt with from within.

[Drummond]

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This is the same stuff that our own leaders preach .. indeed, Kerry's words could've very well been quoted, word for word, by David Cameron.

Nonetheless, the British experience doesn't bear these claims out. Abu Hamza (now in a US prison serving a life sentence for terrorism offences) preached his pro-'extremist' message weekly, outside the Finsbury Park mosque. But NO so-called 'peaceful' Muslim ever complained about what he was preaching.

Strange, eh .. ?

Eric Pickles, a Conservative Party Minister, very recently wrote a letter to Muslim leaders, in the wake of the Paris atrocity, suggesting to them that they should take up the role of leading against such 'extremism'. Now, you'd think that if Islam truly is a 'religion of peace', they'd have no problem with such a call.

But the Muslim Council of Great Britain managed to be 'offended' by it, all the same.

Obviously this doesn't fit with Cameron's propagandising (indistinguishable from Kerry's). Cameron reacted against that opposition to the letter. But the fact of it is undeniable .. and, I suggest, rather hard to credibly explain away. Certainly, the efforts already made come across as rather lame.

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/david-cameron-says-anyone-criticising-eric-pickles-letter-to-muslims-really-has-a-problem-9987397.html


Deputy secretary-general Harun Khan of the Muslim Council of Britain said: “We will be writing to Mr Eric Pickles to ask that he clarifies his request to Muslims to ‘explain and demonstrate how faith in Islam can be part of British identity’.

“Is Mr Pickles seriously suggesting, as do members of the far right, that Muslims and Islam are inherently apart from British society?”

Another part of the letter said that “British values are Muslim values”, adding that Islam’s “message of peace and unity” makes the country better and stronger.

Mr Cameron said: "Anyone, frankly, reading this letter, who has a problem with it, I think really has a problem. I think it is the most reasonable, sensible, moderate letter that Eric could possibly have written.

[LongTermGuy]

The military can take on governments, but not so much individuals, much less terror groups. No, the literal teachings of Koran and 'supporting clarifications' must be dealt with from within.


`I feel many believe koran readers / believers / should be sent /deported back to where they can practice their Cult in "peace" (as they know it) and left alone and banned from the western world....and isolated... keep them away from technology...they don't deserve it...let them stay with their roots....let them practice their koran teachings on each other...they try something stupid...bomb them..dealing with them from "within" is dangerous.... time consuming...expensive...let them have at it with each other....they deserve it. Mosques should be banned in the western world....pure poison....`

[aboutime]

In all that we converse about today, politics, Obama, Democrats, the Ignorant, the Uneducated in society, ISIS, Muslim Terror, Illegals.


I am reminded of words all of us should be aware of, or investigate to learn what we all face.

And those words are "Inherit the wind."

Proverbs 11:29

Viewing the King James Version. Click to switch to 1611 King James Version of Proverbs 11:29.


He that troubleth his own house shall inherit the wind: and the fool shall be servant to the wise of heart.

- King James Bible "Authorized Version", Cambridge Edition

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[Kathianne]

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Maybe that's why he so often seems to go to the tanning salons!