Posts by silenteagle11

Jesse Smith3 said:When you wake up in the morning feeling a bit nauseous, look out the window at a gloomy, overcast sky, and think to yourself... oh no, not more Islamists. 😁

Yeah, right. In that scenario, I’d just brew some coffee, fire up my PC, and check in on the Islamists🙂. See what kind of mess they managed to make while I was busy getting my much-needed rest☕ ...

Jesse Smith3 said:What's the logic here? If I'm not cheering for them, does that automatically mean I'm on the side of the Taliban? 😁

History has shown that Americans can be world-class occupiers, so rooting for them isn't really on my agenda. On the flip side, groups like the Taliban or bin Laden haven't exactly brought anything but chaos our way—not that anyone ever asked them for help in the first place. So, there goes that option too.

Honestly, I'm just rooting for you, my friend. 🙂

Thanks, buddy🙂!!!

Anyway, glad to see you back on the forum👍 because I spend all my time talking about intelligent (and, by extension, dangerous😉) Islamists🙏 while my friend analogfalcon38 keeps trying to tell me I'm wrong.🙄😢

It's a real circle of life, isn't it? 😉!!!

Jesse Smith3 said:Funny, I had no idea I was such a huge fan of the Taliban. 😍

Well, I assume you aren't pulling for the infidels then😁?!

Jesse Smith3 said:I honestly don't see the point of threads like this. What is the intended takeaway here? That Muslims are unintelligent? Or that Islam somehow prevents women from getting an education?

Given how many repulsive things Christians have done or continue to do, what would be the purpose of listing them all now?

For what it's worth, I am a Muslim and a believer living among other believers. I can tell you firsthand that in my community, there is actually more focus and care put into educating girls than boys—mostly because the assumption is that men will just end up working construction anyway.

ampak😉, yet you're still rooting for the Taliban! Amateurs who barely know anything about Islam would call this "Islamic absurdity"🙄

Jeffrey Miller6 said:You really have to think about the future of our infrastructure because...
Like that Senator said... "with birth rates like this, who are we even building roads for?"
We all know exactly who...👍

As long as you're paying the tolls😬 — you're more than welcome here.👍

Lisa Walker31 said:The whole idea of "Muhammad's legacy" was debunked ages ago! The Shaykh al-Islam... that title hasn't even existed for a long time. A Muslim "Pope"? Yeah, right! No way!😉
And his own descendants actually admitted—I posted the link myself in an earlier thread—that this entire thing was actually Atatürk's "great" achievement!

Kemal Atatürk🙂 was undoubtedly the greatest anti-Islam figure in history👍 but his "brilliant" work was only implemented in Turkey, not in any other Muslim nation. That "legacy" persists across most of the Middle East, especially on the Arabian Peninsula, because those places are essentially feudal states where the Islamic clergy holds legislative power. It should be obvious by now why progress in those countries has completely stalled.😢 ...

Lisa Walker31 said:Look, we’ve seen this exact same pattern play out all over Europe before—you know, those massive, explosive clashes where radical "believers" go head-to-head with their own institutions and the progressive dissidents who are trying to push things forward. It’s nothing new, really. You saw it with those brutal, sweeping conflicts between Protestants and Catholics, or even during the chaos of the French Revolution, and so on. It's always the same cycle of friction.
I honestly think that everything we’ve been witnessing unfolding across the Muslim world over the last fifty years or so is just one massive, sweeping wave of counter-reformism—and let's be real, it was fueled by an insane amount of petrodollars and backed by the sheer military might of the USA, because, at the end of the day, the US government cared way more about seeing guys with beards than they did about supporting actual nationalists or socialists. It’s just how things work, really; this kind of reactionary backlash is something you see in pretty much any society when they get hit with sudden, jarring shifts that they aren't ready for.

It’s honestly wild when you think about it—you’ve got people who, just not that long ago, were out there in the middle of the desert, riding horses and picking dates in some remote oasis, and now? Now they’re hopping on private jets to touch down in Milan, Paris, or London just to catch a quick lunch or sit front row at a Fashion show!

Man, I’m telling you... it’s pretty obvious that the people running the show couldn't care less about building some kind of "modern" society for the rest of us, mostly because they’re already living in a world that’s lightyears ahead of our own.😉

I'm with you on the Shiites being complicit, but let's not forget that many Islamic states operate under feudal systems—which is part of Muhammad's legacy. Either way, if you want to find the real reason the Muslim world is lagging behind, look at the ulema (that privileged, massive clerical class) rather than the extravagant Shiite elite who are just riding the wave of the status quo.

The greatest mind in the Muslim world. Avicenna...in the West, more sweat than... Avicenna, He was a dissident within the Islamic society where he lived.It’s honestly a bit sad. If Avicenna were around today, he’d still be branded a dissident in most Muslim-majority countries. They'd probably find a way to cancel him for his views just like they do with anyone else.Kill Avicenna.🙏It’s still coming down like rain today.😢

Kyle Wilson9 said:Oh please, maybe I can actually teach you something for once:
First off:
Kenya is 71% Christian.

Second:
Out of those countries, how many have attacked Christian nations, and how many have been attacked by them?
The US,
Canada,
Mexico,
the US territory of Puerto Rico,
Chechnya,
Iraq,
Somalia,
Afghanistan

🤣😂

And what about the other 29%😂?! Let me help you out: it starts with the letter M.😉 I’m literally explaining to you right now that there is no war without Muslims.

Kyle Wilson9 said:Oh please, maybe I can actually teach you something for once:
First off:
Kenya is 71% Christian.

Second:
Out of those countries, how many have attacked Christian nations, and how many have been attacked by them?
The US,
Canada,
Mexico,
the US territory of Puerto Rico,
Chechnya,
Iraq,
Somalia,
Afghanistan

Every single one of these Muslim countries caused wars through their own Islamist actions (read: Islamic terrorism). Add in the wars where Islamists fought against non-Islamist authorities within Muslim countries, plus the rising Shia-Sunni conflict,😉 and you get exactly what I’m talking about.

Kyle Wilson9 said:The only thing I’m noticing is that you aren't noticing anything at all!!
😂🤣

Let's look at the last decade or so

Orthodox Mexicans (the US, Canada, Canada, Republic of Mexico)
Orthodox Russians (Chechnya)
Jews (Lebanon, West Bank, Syria...)

And now the heavy hitters

USA - Iraq, Kuwait, Mexico, Iraq, Somalia, Afghanistan

Then the smaller clashes:

Basque Country vs Spain
Georgia vs its neighbors
Colombia vs itself

Now let's talk about Africa—there's always something going on there

Rwanda
Kenya
Ethiopia
Eritrea

And that’s just a tiny fraction of what's happening out there!

So, tell me straight—either I'm clueless or you're a total idiot
meaning
Tell me honestly: are all of these people and countries Muslim and Islamic nations!?

Sometimes I really wonder if you Islamists are actually sane, or if this is some kind of global-scale surrealist conspiracy.😁?!

Look at the facts. In at least 80% of the countries I listed, Muslims are the ones fighting. My point is that hardly anyone else on the planet (except Muslims🙄) is at war right now! And yet, you use a pointless quote to confirm my exact point, even though your intention was clearly the opposite.😬?

Someone please explain why this whole "jihad" thing reminds me so much of those famous surrealists.😉?!

Has anyone else (especially the forum's resident Muslims😉) noticed that it seems like nobody else on this planet is fighting wars anymore except for Muslims. 😁I realize Islam can't function without jihad🙏, but even jihad should probably take a back seat once in a while. 👍Don't you think🙂?!

Olivia Sanders24 said:Just looking at the numbers from the week of April 12th through the 18th—there were 45 cases right then

We’re talking 336 dead and 435 people in critical condition...

Peaceful Religion TM 👍 😵

How are we supposed to explain to the public that Zionists are responsible for everything 🤔?!
And how do you explain that the jihad between brotherly Shiites and Sunnis has kicked into high gear, and most of the casualties at the Islamic House are actually coming from this intra-sectarian religious war?!
Still, I suppose this kind of "higher mathematics" is a bit much for the average extremist, isn't it? 😉...

velvetmarlin24 said:I’ve noticed that threads discussing attacks by Muslim terrorists always seem to get shut down pretty quickly, so I figured I’d just start one big catch-all thread. If it doesn't get locked immediately after I post it, we can use this space to talk about those incidents.

Islamic House pulls off three to five suicide bombings a day. At this rate, this could easily become the most active thread in the history of this forum.👍

analogfalcon38 said:Honestly, you can say for sure that Mexico and Albania are probably the only places on the planet right now where an American president could show up and not get swarmed by angry protesters and demonstrators.

Critics might point out that the Shiites are just sharper than the rest of the Islamic world 😉, wouldn't you agree?!

If you ask me, Mexico is next on the list. A couple more "armed uprisings" and the US will once again proudly demonstrate that their flags in the Islamic world aren't just meant for burning. 😉

Mark Vaughn6 said:I have a quick question for all the Germany enthusiasts out there...

Who was the very first—and frankly, the only—politician capable of rallying 20,000 people at a single rally in Germany following the fall of the Berlin Wall?

Most people just hate public rallies; they'd rather sit on the couch with a bowl of popcorn watching it on TV.🙂.

Lisa Walker31 said:Exactly!😉 You even have to look at what names like Karamanlis mean (like that former Greek Prime Minister)...it traces right back to being from Karaman...the Karamanlis people. And who are those folks?🙄!

Orthodox Turks...who were caught up in that massive population exchange between Turkey and Greece...ended up in... (guess where?) Greece!😉 And plenty of them—even today, both in Greece and out in the diaspora—still speak Turkish. I actually personally know a Greek guy whose family is originally from Turkey, and his native language is Turkish!😁 He even married a woman from Jamaica!😍

I’ve told Muslim Turks before, and I still maintain, that assimilating them is nearly impossible.

Trying to force the assimilation of Turks is a complete non-starter 🤣!!! Even if you stripped Islam out of the equation entirely, we’re talking about a process that would drag on for centuries...