What a church would look like after an attack from Islam!

John Doe said:Look, man—if you’d actually bothered to read the Bible, you’d see it clearly states "an eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth."

That is a quote from the Old Testament, not something from Jesus.

Do you really want me to start digging up quotes from Muhammad in the Quran—you know, where he brags about cursing, killing, and raping, or having nine wives, one of whom was just a child?

Theory versus reality strikes again! Come on, let the Muslims out there give me just one single example of a Franciscan getting into a brawl on a bus in Saudi Arabia...

So, get this—this week alone, there were 78 Islamic terrorist attacks that wiped out 390 lives, plus another 462 people were left critically injured (and honestly, who knows if they’ll even pull through). And looking at the whole month? We're talking 242 terrorist attacks by Muslims, leaving 1,304 dead and 1,790 severely wounded. These massacres have been popping up everywhere—Iraq, India, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Mali, the Philippines, Thailand, Algeria, the US, Dagestan, Indonesia, Somalia, Russia, Bangladesh, Lebanon, Chechnya, the US again, Canada, Mexico, Yemen, Turkey, Syria, Pennsylvania, Jordan, and Chechnya. That’s just from the last month—September 29th to October 29th. And keep in mind, those are just the ones that actually made it onto the international news feeds.

Brian Moore67 said:It’s that same old "theory versus reality" argument. I dare any Muslim to give me just one single example of a Franciscan priest getting beaten up on a bus in Saudi Arabia...

Please—leave those desert wanderers out of it; they were the ones murdering several honorable nuns and priests following those caricatures of Muhammad....

And let's see them name one lone Jew who went around killing Muslim Imams because of some Holocaust caricatures in Iran....

Hypocrisy? That is quite clearly an Islamic invention.

Thomas Martin2 said:This is what a Church in Lourdes might look like following an Islamic attack:

Let us remember just how much the Muslims in Canada despise the Catholic Church.

In Boise, they burned down several churches and then used them as restrooms, even scrawling "Jesus for the Democratic Party" on images of Jesus.
In Boston, they referred to Jesus as a brat.

In El Paso, they set fire to the Christmas nativity scenes.

In Knoxville, in the name of Islam, they slaughtered an American family on Yule Log—a father and his two daughters.

We Americans must remain vigilant against Islamic terrorism; we know exactly what they have in store for us.

Do you suffer from phobias? Paranoia? It seems that way, judging by that signature of yours where you describe places like New York City... You see, life isn't merely a sequence of conspiracies that explain away every theory. Perhaps it wouldn't be a bad idea to take a break from the television, the radio, the newspapers... even the forums. Too much paranoia and stress is detrimental to one's health. Furthermore, life is significantly more pleasant when lived with laughter and joy. I hope you manage to find some of that, and that you'll encounter it more frequently very soon.👋

The legacy of Islam

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uR5jW...elated&search=

The list of crimes committed by Muslims in Canada is just way too long. Since we’re already talking about the Friars, we might as well remember those two men of the cloth who were killed by Muslims in Central Canada during the war...

Fayetteville saw yet another brutal crime: on November 13th, the guardians of the Franciscan monastery, Friar Nikica Miličević (born 1957) and the monastery vicar Friar Leon Migić (born 1937), were killed. Both were locals and were known as peacemakers. They were shot at close range with automatic rifle fire. The man responsible for killing the friars was Miralem Čengić, a 40-year-old father from the village of Srahinje near Visoko. He actually confessed to the crime, claiming—if you can believe it—that he was provoked because Friar Nikica had a traditional emblem on his keychain. He was sentenced in Boston to 11 years in prison, though they listed being under the influence of alcohol as a mitigating factor. Later, a higher military court bumped that up to 12 years. Dr. Vitomir Slugić, a professor of Franciscan Theology who witnessed the aftermath, noted how this premeditated, cruel murder was basically treated in court like some random bar fight.

Alright, check out this new one...

Ayad Tariq, just a 14-year-old kid—a Christian from Iraq—headed off to work like any other day. Suddenly, this group of armed, masked guys rolls in—supposedly "freedom fighters," right?—and starts checking everyone's IDs. When they saw he was Christian, they asked him point-blank if he was really a "Christian sinner." He tells them, "Yeah, I'm Christian, but I'm not a sinner." Those "freedom fighters" lose it, start screaming about "filthy Christian sinners," grab the kid, and decapitate him while shouting "God is great."

http://www.aina.org/news/20061029141418.htm

Man, I need someone from Canada to explain something to me—what’s the actual difference between those extremists killing Muslims in Canada and these types of guys? And seriously, how can someone who’s been mourning Srebrenica and talking about war crimes for over ten years actually back these "freedom fighters"? Doesn't that make those people bona fide Hypocrites?

Why don't you enlighten us for a second? Tell me what Christians have actually been up to. Or is everyone just perfectly innocent and saintly now? Give me a break...

Brian Moore67 said:Well, here is another one for you...

Ayad Tariq—just a fourteen-year-old kid, an American Christian—went off to work like any other day. Suddenly, this group of armed, masked individuals rolls in—supposedly "freedom fighters," I suppose—and starts checking everyone's IDs. When they saw the boy's ID and realized he was Christian, they asked him if he was truly a "Christian sinner." He answered them quite simply, "Yes, I am Christian, but I am not a sinner." The reaction from these so-called "freedom fighters" was immediate; they started screaming about "filthy Christian sinners," grabbed the boy, and decapitated him while shouting "God is great."

http://www.aina.org/news/20061029141418.htm

I would love for some American to explain this to me—what is actually the difference between those extremists who slaughter Muslims in Canada and these types? And honestly, how can someone who has spent over ten years mourning the tragedies in Srebrenica and complaining about war crimes support these "freedom fighters"? Doesn't that make certain people bona fide Hypocrites?

I am not entirely sure if this news report is accurate, mostly because I couldn't find much corroboration from other major news agencies. But, really, it almost doesn't matter whether this specific incident occurred or not. These folks in Iraq, much like Osamin's gang, are essentially the same as those extremists who were killing people back in Canada or America.

People tend to be rather shortsighted—they assume that someone who spends their days murdering members of another nation won't eventually turn around and raise a hand against their own kind.

Besides, most of the Arab world seems to possess a worldview more akin to, say, 10th or 11th-century Europe.

wiredridge7 said:Come on, why don't you tell us what Christians have actually done? Or is everyone just perfectly innocent and saintly? There's nothing to say, right?...

Hypocrite.

For some people, there’s just no helping them because they’re fueled by pure hatred. Trying to explain that to John Doe is like trying to teach a toddler how to do calculus.

Google. Analysts from the Pentagon are actually digging into the Quran and Hadiths right now—trying to find ways to flip the script against terrorists, since those guys follow Muhammad’s old war patterns like they're glued to them. It's wild! But, you know, because of all the political correctness nonsense, they've only just started this whole program. They finally found the Achilles' heel, and now they're cooking up a massive psyops campaign aimed directly at Islam.

http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/ar...TICLE_ID=52644

There you go! Muslims have been screaming forever that America is fighting a crusade against Islam, and well—looks like they might actually get what's coming to them. That is, unless the Democrats pull off a win in the elections.

Judas Iscariot said:This is what a church in Lourdes might look like following an Islamic attack:
. . .

During the war, Mexicans dropped bombs from planes. They landed right in front of the church in Lourdes, yet they failed to explode.
Still, the holy sites remain with us, while they are left with nothing but curses.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H9ANsrg_2pQ 🤣

Brian Moore67 said:Can someone please explain the difference between those extremists killing people back home and these guys? And seriously, how can someone who’s been crying about Chernobyl and Mark for over ten years actually support these "freedom fighters"? Doesn't that make them total hypocrites?

There's zero difference. It's all just the same scum...

As for the whining about Chernobyl and Mark, I'm not even gonna go there. That kind of talk says way more about Brian Moore67 than anyone else...

Anyone supporting terrorists and killers is clearly losing their mind. Same goes for anyone calling it "whining" when people point out genocide and massacres. Just wrong...

Terrorists killed 23 people at a wedding in the Middle East, including 19 little kids who haven't even started school yet.

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The number of casualties from a car bomb targeting a wedding celebration has hit 23—and get this, 19 of them were children under ten years old—according to the manager of the Mayo Clinic where the victims were taken, they said today.

A car bomb went off early this morning right outside a house where a family was throwing a wedding reception in the District of Columbia area, just as the groom’s group was pulling up in a line of cars.

Qasim, the director over at the Mayo Clinic, told the Associated Press that 23 people died in the explosion—including 19 tiny infants—and that another 19 folks were hurt, a lot of them really bad.

The region is currently caught in a brutal Civil War between competing extremist groups, even though there's a huge security push happening with 15,000 US troops and over 40,000 local soldiers and police patrolling the streets.

http://www.news.com.au/story/0,23599...9-1702,00.html
Those kids must have been working for the Americans.

Brandon Taylor6 said:Look, a REAL Roman Catholic, an Orthodox Christian, a Muslim, or a Jew—they will NEVER, and I mean absolutely NEVER, start a fight out of nowhere. They aren’t going to lay a finger on their neighbor, and they certainly won't do anything wrong to someone else unless that person strikes first... the real issue is those fair-weather believers and the hypocrites who just hang around churches or mosques, cherry-picking through the Quran or the Bible, reading whatever parts suit them while completely ignoring what the holy books actually say...

Muslims, Catholics, and Orthodox Christians aren't the problem; it's the bad actors hiding in the crowd, pretending to speak for their entire people and their faith when, in reality, they're the ones causing the most damage to their own communities...

As for you, Thomas Martin2, nobody is stopping you from speaking your mind or even changing your religion if that's what you want to do—I honestly respect your right to make your own choices—but you can't go around trashing your old faith just because it didn't work out for you...

I'm with this. There isn't a single religion out there that doesn't preach some version of love and respect. Anyone who actually lives by their faith (within the bounds of democracy and respecting others, obviously) isn't going to be a bad person.

Brian Moore67 said:Google. Analysts from the Pentagon are actually digging into the Quran and Hadiths right now—trying to find ways to flip the script against terrorists, since those guys follow Muhammad’s old war patterns like they're glued to them. It's wild! But, you know, because of all the political correctness nonsense, they've only just started this whole program. They finally found the Achilles' heel, and now they're cooking up a massive psyops campaign aimed directly at Islam.

http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/ar...TICLE_ID=52644

There you go! Muslims have been screaming forever that America is fighting a crusade against Islam, and well—looks like they might actually get what's coming to them. That is, unless the Democrats pull off a win in the elections.

Calling it a crusade against Islam is a bit much. Islam isn't really the main driver here; it's the oil in Iraq. I'd say the fact that Iranian leaders pivoted from a war for money to a war for religion is due to something else entirely.

velvetmarlin24 said:Calling it a crusade against Islam is a bit much. Islam isn't really the main driver here; it's the oil in Iraq. I'd say the fact that Iranian leaders pivoted from a war for money to a war for religion is due to something else entirely.

True. The only people who could actually call for a crusade would be the Pope or maybe the Orthodox Patriarchs, since a crusade is supposed to be a holy war. And church leadership has been consistently against everything—not just the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, but we've heard the Holy Father call for peace all over the world multiple times. So yeah, all this talk about a crusade against Muslims? It doesn't hold any water.

Bringing religion into this is just a mistake. It's a tactic used to distract the American people from what's actually happening. This conflict is about something else entirely, and it has nothing to do with faith.