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ISIS Feeds dead son to his mother.

nice flowery words..

too bad reality is what it is...

Im sure you know more then the eye witnesses to this well known practice..
No eyewitnesses were interviewed in this story. That's a red flag for someone who takes journalism seriously.
 
And the KKK would say that about you. Or the folks in Salem during the witch trials. Every nutter butter thinks their interpretation of God's word is the correct one.

And ISIS says that about anyone who doesn't conform to their extremism, despite every Islamic leader and scholar on the planet saying they're nuts. Hell, Al-Qaeda is calling them out for twisting Islam.

Let's make a better comparison, since you think Christianity is exempt from having scary **** in its texts. Judaism. Why don't Jews turn to these kinds of acts as often as Muslims? Have you read the old testament? That God was a dick.

Ah yes, the liberal moral equivalency circle jerk. So tried and true.

You're right. Baptists and Presbyterians are just like those ISIS guys.
 
ISIS believes they are martyrs of Allah.

Breakdown that sentence and then repost. They LITERALLY, live to die. Maybe not EACH individual person, but their overall mission is martyrdom in the name of Allah until there is no other religion but Islam.

Show me where you're getting that from.

I'm not interested in what YOU think.

I'm interested in where al Baghdadi, or al-‘Adnani, or some other known Daesh leader or spokesperson has actually stated that the goals of their organization, or the aspirations of its members, sync with what you're claiming.

I think you're sort of conflating a willingness to martyr one's self with an actual desire to do the same.

I'll say it again, Daesh isn't al Qa'ida.

They don't want to blow themselves up in order to get their 40 virgins and a mule.

They're fighting to first establish, and later grow, the global caliphate.

Like Patton said, "No bastard ever won a war by dying for his country. You won it by making the other poor dumb bastard die for his country."

These guys aren't afraid to die, but they aren't suicide bombers - they're soldiers.

I suggest taking a deployment to Afghanistan to learn the ways of terrorism, then maybe graduating to going over to Iraq and coming face to face with one of them and ask for yourself :)

I signed up to go over to Iraq the first go-round.

For better or for worse the coalition wound up kicking their ass in 100 hours and very few guys got the opportunity to rotate through and I wound up riding out my enlistment in Germany.

I'm too old to try to do it again today.

That, however, being neither here nor there, I'd like to know how you sort of metastasize out a couple of pumps overseas as a lower enlisted in a National Guard Infantry unit into some overriding deep understanding of all things terrorism?

I mean, props for going over there and shooting a couple booger-eaters in the face, I'd be lying if I said I wasn't jealous, but if you expect me to defer to you as some kind of "expert" on terrorism because you got a very small, very narrow, gound-eye view of the war in a very particular AO for a relatively brief period of time I'd think you were kidding me if I didn't know better.

I recently sat down and had beers with a couple of friends who had served from the mid-1990s through the GWOT until recent retirement, among them two SF NCOs, an MI LTC, and an Infantry 1SG and PLT SGT, and these guys don't really have a solid grasp of "The Terrorism".

They had some great stories, some awesome GoPro video, and a couple Silver Star commendations between them, but if these guys don't profess to be experts I really can't see why you would.
 
I will try to spell this out for you...

ISIS lives to die...they believe killing and dying on earth is the pretext to fullfill Muhamud and Allahs wants

Christians live to live..and do not yearn to die or kill to please Jesus or God...


does any of this resonate with you

Yes, ISIS represents a warped version of Islam the same way the KKK or the Salem Witch Trials represented a warped version of Christianity.

Does that resonate with you?
 
Show me where you're getting that from.

I'm not interested in what YOU think.

I'm interested in where al Baghdadi, or al-‘Adnani, or some other known Daesh leader or spokesperson has actually stated that the goals of their organization, or the aspirations of its members, sync with what you're claiming.

I think you're sort of conflating a willingness to martyr one's self with an actual desire to do the same.

I'll say it again, Daesh isn't al Qa'ida.

They don't want to blow themselves up in order to get their 40 virgins and a mule.

They're fighting to first establish, and later grow, the global caliphate.

Like Patton said, "No bastard ever won a war by dying for his country. You won it by making the other poor dumb bastard die for his country."

These guys aren't afraid to die, but they aren't suicide bombers - they're soldiers.



I signed up to go over to Iraq the first go-round.

For better or for worse the coalition wound up kicking their ass in 100 hours and very few guys got the opportunity to rotate through and I wound up riding out my enlistment in Germany.

I'm too old to try to do it again today.

That, however, being neither here nor there, I'd like to know how you sort of metastasize out a couple of pumps overseas as a lower enlisted in a National Guard Infantry unit into some overriding deep understanding of all things terrorism?

I mean, props for going over there and shooting a couple booger-eaters in the face, I'd be lying if I said I wasn't jealous, but if you expect me to defer to you as some kind of "expert" on terrorism because you got a very small, very narrow, gound-eye view of the war in a very particular AO for a relatively brief period of time I'd think you were kidding me if I didn't know better.

I recently sat down and had beers with a couple of friends who had served from the mid-1990s through the GWOT until recent retirement, among them two SF NCOs, an MI LTC, and an Infantry 1SG and PLT SGT, and these guys don't really have a solid grasp of "The Terrorism".

They had some great stories, some awesome GoPro video, and a couple Silver Star commendations between them, but if these guys don't profess to be experts I really can't see why you would.

Ahh, another keyboard warrior who doesn't finish reading. I was also in Human Intelligence....Whether it's Guard, active, reserve...intelligence does the same thing.

Regardless of your component. National Guard intel works just as active does. I look forwarding to commissioning this winter and continuing my Intelligence RTMs in the Guard.

Oh and I know the difference between Al Qaeda and ISIS. I never said they blow themselves up, I said they are martyrs for Allah. Did you not watch the execution videos? Remember, they told the WORLD exactly what they were in those videos.....

Talking tough don't get ya far, kiddo.
 
So you admit to just sort of making up the garbage that you're spewing?

Fair enough.

its well known... you dont know much about this subject obviously...
 
Yes, ISIS represents a warped version of Islam the same way the KKK or the Salem Witch Trials represented a warped version of Christianity.

Does that resonate with you?


Your post is laugh out loud comedy....

yea sure.. the KKK was a caliphate of 1 million radicals beheading non believers..
 
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They don't kill you and cut your head off and try to establish a religeous theocracy by sword.


The point is the "well christians" rebuttle to any mention of the islamic group ISIS, is weak at best.,

Lol Dont worry I dont like either religion. So go on with your holy war.
 
its well known... you dont know much about this subject obviously...

So... it's conventional wisdom you'd say.

Gottcha.

;)

Because The Strategic Studies Institute of the US Army War College doesn't seem to know the things that you "know" so well.

Neither does the Combating Terrorism Center at West Point.

Neither does the Cato Institute.

Neither does the Center for a New American Security.

So, other than yourself of course, who exactly is it that "knows" the nonsense you're contaminating this forum with?
 
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Lol Dont worry I dont like either religion. So go on with your holy war.



What holy war? I'm simply pointing out the dishonesty of comparing radical islamic death cult that's 200,000 strong whos killing people and waging war with christians....
 
Your post is laugh out loud comedy....

yea sure.. the KKK was a caliphate of 1 million radicals beheading non believers..

The CIA says ISIS has about 31,000 fighters, not a million.
 
So... it's conventional wisdom you'd say.

Gottcha.

;)

Because The Strategic Studies Institute of the US Army War College doesn't seem to know the things that you "know" so well.

Neither does the Combating Terrorism Center at West Point.

Neither does the Cato Institute.

Neither does the Center for a New American Security.

So, other than yourself of course, who exactly is it that "knows" the nonsense you're contaminating this forum with?

again.. cannibalism and radical Islam co-mingle.. pretty well known... what part are you not understanding?
 
I don't believe it myself...but if this propaganda inspires people to fight against ISIS instead of join them......then why not?
 
What holy war? I'm simply pointing out the dishonesty of comparing radical islamic death cult that's 200,000 strong whos killing people and waging war with christians....

Your number is six times what the CIA says.
 
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