Iraq. Is it better now?? (AKA ISIS/ISIL/IS/name-of-the-week-here) (14 Viewers)

[Lion]

it's mostly sunnis and wahabis. which happen to be mostly blood thirsty arabs.

arabs, regardless of their religiong, social standing and education/intelligence will always rather settle things with blood

 

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[swag]

it's mostly sunnis and wahabis. which happen to be mostly blood thirsty arabs.

arabs, regardless of their religiong, social standing and education/intelligence will always rather settle things with blood

And yet ending the whole blood feud tradition was one of the main aims of Muhammad.

 

[Lion]

like i said, it dont matter. arabs like to blame isreal and america for the problems in middle east, but they forget people have been beheading, raping, slaving before any of those existed.

 

[Ocelot]

like i said, it dont matter. arabs like to blame isreal and america for the problems in middle east, but they forget people have been beheading, raping, slaving before any of those existed.

As has every "civilised" society ever apart from some exceptions the last 70 years.

 

[ReBeL]

it's mostly sunnis and wahabis. which happen to be mostly blood thirsty arabs.

arabs, regardless of their religiong, social standing and education/intelligence will always rather settle things with blood

Just for info, Wahhabis are Sunnis.

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Breaking news:
ISIS just executed one of its leaders from Morocco as he was confirmed to be spying for Western intelligence..

 

[Zacheryah]

http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/mehdi-hasan/jihadist-radicalisation-islam-for-dummies_b_5697160.html

read that aswel today in belgian press

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Just for info, Wahhabis are Sunnis.

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Breaking news:
ISIS just executed one of its leaders from Morocco as he was confirmed to be spying for Western intelligence..

You mean, someone with bigger influence wanted his place, and the guy wasent stepping down

 

[ReBeL]

read that aswel today in belgian press

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You mean, someone with bigger influence wanted his place, and the guy wasent stepping down

I have no idea. That is what they just said

 

[Zacheryah]

yes, wich is why you shouldnt believe it

 

[swag]

That totally smells like a "traitor"-claim-based political move. North Korea does that all the time.

 

[ReBeL]

yes, wich is why you shouldnt believe it

It is your right to believe whatever you want...

 

[Zacheryah]

Its not right if you believe ISIS

 

[ReBeL]

Its not right if you believe ISIS

Well, I can not believe the Western media, for example. It is up to each one to decide what to believe or not

 

[Zacheryah]

I dont believe western media eighter. Cause they highlight the news they want and forget the news they dont


ISIS on the other hand, is a doctrine that plain out lies.


You can criticise the western media, but there is absolutely no moral ground to believe ISIS

 

[swag]

ISIS on the other hand, is a doctrine that plain out lies.


You can criticise the western media, but there is absolutely no moral ground to believe ISIS

After all, dem Sunnis gave us

 

[Bjerknes]

And here they are, just in time.

Da Terroris Gunna Git Us Fearmongerin' Crew

http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2014-...s-poses-greater-threat-911-prepare-everything

HAND IN YOUR LIBERTIES, MAGGOTS!

 

[GordoDeCentral]

it's mostly sunnis and wahabis. which happen to be mostly blood thirsty arabs.

arabs, regardless of their religiong, social standing and education/intelligence will always rather settle things with blood

stop with the racist posts, you are adding nothing to the convo.

 

[R.A.B.]

stop with the racist posts, you are adding nothing to the convo.

he just told the truth

 

[GordoDeCentral]

if you dont have anything to add to the convo, you will get a derailing thread infraction

 

[AFL_ITALIA]

http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/mehdi-hasan/jihadist-radicalisation-islam-for-dummies_b_5697160.html

I particularly liked this comment:

"The attraction and mechanism of Jihadism is similarly to the post-WW1 right wing paramilitary movements in Germany, including the National Socialist party. A sense of moral outrage over defeat in the war, alienated young men, the potency of an ideology that promises personal empowerment, moral cleansing and the introduction of a 'new order' based on obedience to a hierarchical and radical belief system. The use of propaganda, often pioneering media techniques to reach its core audience. The result is marginalised men with few prospects become battle heroes and religious martyrs: a potent prospect. This process has nothing really to do with islam, which has long been woven into establishment politics over centuries. This is a radical and reactionary political movement. It threatens established islam as much as it threatens secular society, but various geopolitical forces have sought to use it to their own ends. it's time for an end to equivocation - there is no justification using the so-called neo-colonial wars in afghanistan and Iraq, any more than Nazism was justified by the Treaty of Versailles. What explains something doesn't excuse it. It's time for mainstream society and religion to come together and fight this ideology in the way they did Fascism in the 1930s."

 

[Lion]

After all, dem Sunnis gave us

is that iraq's defense minister?

speaking of former iraqis, as much as saddam was a big douche, and a fucking pig that deserved to die for his horrible crimes, he was right in one regard. during his trial when he was sentenced to death, he said that he will leave, but iraq will fall apart without him....