[quote]NorCal916 wrote:
The way to neutralize these fools is to drop leaflets of porn down on them. Porn is our only hope to destro the Mullahs. [/quote]
A similar idea is in the works…
Haha! Nice link
[quote]SexMachine wrote:
[quote]NorCal916 wrote:
The way to neutralize these fools is to drop leaflets of porn down on them. Porn is our only hope to destro the Mullahs. [/quote]
A similar idea is in the works…
I think Pork Bullets is the way to go:
[quote]P7M8 wrote:
[quote]SexMachine wrote:
[quote]NorCal916 wrote:
The way to neutralize these fools is to drop leaflets of porn down on them. Porn is our only hope to destro the Mullahs. [/quote]
A similar idea is in the works…
I think Pork Bullets is the way to go:
http://www.jihawg.com/
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Damn that’s great! Could have sworn that was a story from The Onion.
Lovely.
Notice how I capitalized “Pork” and “Bullets” to avoid being charged with discrimination against either pork or bullets.
[quote]Bismark wrote:
I believe that poverty is the swamp that must be drained for terrorism to be curtailed. If Chistians and Jews were as equally disenfranchised we would likely observe a comparable ratio of extremists within such societies. I believe contemporary terrorism to be more indicative of socio-economic conditions rather than purely religious.[/quote]
This is a fantasy indulged in not only by leftists but by pseudo-conservatives as well. Take Detroit for example. Most “conservatives” will argue that the problem is liberals and we just need to unleash the free market and get rid of the radical unions. Surely the problem isn’t “youths” and their culture. No no no! The “youths” are just victims of liberalism. After all, I’ve got a black friend and he’s perfectly tame.
[quote]Gkhan wrote:
How tough can ISIS be if the Kurds are letting their chicks handle them? Wow.[/quote]
The Kurds are an organized and martial people. IS is an aggregation of fanatics from around the world. IS advantage is not having respect for human life. They aren’t great warriors.
I’m surprised no one posted what General Amos had to say:
Isis kicks the christians out of Mosul and burns down century old church.
Groups in Iraq back the Christians and condemn Isis for it’s ruthless act:
Good the Kurds took the Christians in.
Time for Obama to send in the Envoy.
Now wait just a moment:
““Iraq Catholic leader says Islamic State worse than Genghis Khan””
Reuters By By Dominic Evans and Raheem Salman July 20, 2014 5:16 PM
By Dominic Evans and Raheem Salman
BAGHDAD (Reuters) - The head of Iraq’s largest church said on Sunday that Islamic State militants who drove Christians out of Mosul were worse than Mongol leader Genghis Khan and his grandson Hulagu who ransacked medieval Baghdad.
Chaldean Catholic Patriarch Louis Raphael Sako led a wave of condemnation for the Sunni Islamists who demanded Christians either convert, submit to their radical rule and pay a religious levy or face death by the sword.
At the Vatican, Pope Francis decried what he said was the persecution of Christians in the birthplace of their faith, while U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon said the Islamic State’s actions could constitute a crime against humanity.
Hundreds of Christian families left Mosul ahead of Saturday’s ultimatum, many of them stripped of their possessions as they fled for safety. They formed the remnants of a community which once numbered in the tens of thousands and traced its presence in Mosul to the earliest years of Christianity.
People of other faiths in the once diverse city, including Shi’ites, Yazidis and Shabaks, have also fled from the ultra-conservative militants, who have blown up mosques and shrines and seized property of fleeing minorities.
[quote]Gkhan wrote:
Now wait just a moment:
““Iraq Catholic leader says Islamic State worse than Genghis Khan””
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Well they haven’t wiped out +60 million yet.
The more I read and hear about these bastards, I think some effort should be made on someone’s part to wipe them out. I don’t see this happening. The Iraqi army doesn’t have the freaking balls to go after them. The United States may get into a protracted bombing war against them like with the Taliban in Pakistan. I don’t see regional powers going after them, except Iran may fund Sadr’s militia, though I don’t see them making much of an impact.
I doubt the Kurds will move against them, they’ll probably just hold their ground and stop their advance into their area. And I am sorry for every thinking about making them an ally. But what can be done to stop them? Who, if anyone, will make the move against them? Will they end up being another Hezbollah in Lebanon, Taliban in Pakistan, Al Qaeda in Yemen, a shadow government within another nation?
[quote]Gkhan wrote:
The more I read and hear about these bastards, I think some effort should be made on someone’s part to wipe them out. I don’t see this happening. The Iraqi army doesn’t have the freaking balls to go after them. The United States may get into a protracted bombing war against them like with the Taliban in Pakistan. I don’t see regional powers going after them, except Iran may fund Sadr’s militia, though I don’t see them making much of an impact.
I doubt the Kurds will move against them, they’ll probably just hold their ground and stop their advance into their area. And I am sorry for every thinking about making them an ally. But what can be done to stop them? Who, if anyone, will make the move against them? Will they end up being another Hezbollah in Lebanon, Taliban in Pakistan, Al Qaeda in Yemen, a shadow government within another nation?[/quote]
They just blew up Jonah’s grave site… Now I’m pissed!
The secular war II is beginning.
OBAMA REJECTS KURDS’ PLEA FOR HELP AGAINST ISIS
Obama prefers to leave the Kurds at the mercy of ISIS and prop up the Khamenein regime in Baghdad.
Several hundred people gathered in front of the White House on Saturday, chanting, ?Obama, Obama, where are you? Iraqi Christians call for you!?
Iraqi Christians held demonstrations in a number of cities on Saturday, including Washington, Paris, The Hague, Cologne, and London, in order to bring attention to the current assault on Christians by the Islamic State (IS)-- formerly the Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham (ISIS) jihadists. One week ago, Christians were forced out of Mosul, Iraq?s second largest city, and many Christian monasteries, shrines and churches have since been destroyed.
His Grace Mar Paulus Benjamin, a bishop in the Assyrian Church of the East, made the 12-hour bus ride from Chicago with parishioners to attend the demonstration in Washington. I spoke with him in front of the White House: ?Iraq?s Christians are being ignored by the United States, the United Nations, and the human rights organizations,? the Bishop said. ?For us, America is a symbol of freedom and protection of human rights. I think of America in World War II, when America came to the rescue of Europe. Then, the enemy was the Nazis. Today it is ISIS. The names are different, but the religious cleansing is the same.?
(Excerpt)
Read more:
http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Peace/2…-Where-Are-You
When the Serbians were ethnically cleansing the Muslims in Kosovo, America stopped them. And no Muslims vocally appreciate it anywhere around the globe.
Now Isis, Boko Harum and the Sudanese Government are ethnically cleansing Christians and no one moves a finger to help.
Wow.
In case you haven’t figured it out, this “jihad” shit works. Everyone (governments) are skeeeerd of pissing the crazies off. It’s much better to let them kill people and cut off women’s genitals as long as it’s not in THEIR country… Or else they’ll put a jihad on your ass and blow up your kids on the way to school because they are fucking animals.
So what do these crazies have against ancient monuments. I kind of understand the statues at Bamiyan because they were Buddhists and Buddhists are “infidels”. (Even Genghis Khan didn’t have the audacity to destroy those monuments.) But why are they blowing up ancient mosques in Iraq? Not churches, but mosques? I just don’t get it.