Iraq. Is it better now?? (AKA ISIS/ISIL/IS/name-of-the-week-here) (15 Viewers)

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cool picture a friend sent me on fb

That one is quite nice, though a bit of a stretch.

 

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[Mohad]

One of my favorite Sheikhs speaking about the so called Jihad nowadays.

 

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"Legitimate jihad," meaning?

 

[Eddy]

That one is quite nice, though a bit of a stretch.

how so might i ask ?

 

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how so might i ask ?

I just don't think you can compare two vastly different things. To me it's like apples and oranges though both kill pretty much indiscriminately.

 

[Eddy]

I just don't think you can compare two vastly different things. To me it's like apples and oranges though both kill pretty much indiscriminately.

had you said that when Irgun were conceiving Israel back in 1948 ?

though of course, not as brutal and violent as IS was with all the beheadings and such

 

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had you said that when Irgun were conceiving Israel back in 1948 ?

though of course, not as brutal and violent as IS was with all the beheadings and such

I know nothing about that, so I can't give you an answer.

 

[Mohad]

"Legitimate jihad," meaning?

It has different meanings, for a religious sense, jihad means to be a good Muslim, and to give correct information about the faith of Islam.

Physically, it can be used anything from political views, as if there is no peace, Islam also allows to use force but innocents such as women, children, invalid people should never be harmed.

 

[AFL_ITALIA]

It has different meanings, for a religious sense, jihad means to be a good Muslim, and to give correct information about the faith of Islam.

Physically, it can be used anything from political views, as if there is no peace, Islam also allows to use force but innocents such as women, children, invalid people should never be harmed.

I vaguely know about the whole "internal struggle" sense of it, but I mean he seems to have been speaking of it strictly in terms of armed struggle. Or am I wrong in this interpretation?

 

[Mohad]

I vaguely know about the whole "internal struggle" sense of it, but I mean he seems to have been speaking of it strictly in terms of armed struggle. Or am I wrong in this interpretation?

Both parts are kinda connected, when it's impossible to point out the real enemy, you wouldn't shoot on anybody or bomb the buildings if you use your mind properly.

 

[Tevez10]

One of my favorite Sheikhs speaking about the so called Jihad nowadays.

He's just talking shit there! It's not only about yourself and taking care of yourself and your family, I don't think that's sufficient. Maybe it is for him, but if someone wants to contribute more don't encourage others!

Hippie sheikhs.

 

[ReBeL]

United Nations have asked Turkey today to open its borders for fighters who want to fight IS in Ain Al-Arab...

Before few days, the same stupid organization ordered Turkey to close its borders in front of any fighters who want to go to Syria!!

 

[Turk_Bianconero]

Funny thing is when we let them go there, most of them wanted to return in a few hours and attacked the soldiers to re-open the gate. They don't want to go there and fight, just propaganda. It's much safer to lynch bearded random people in streets and throw molotovs inside of markets full of people.

Btw, they have just killed 2 police and wounded 4 and still demanding Turkish army to save them.

 

[Raz]

Well, today thanks to my random playlist I remembered I quite like ISIS, not the best the humanity has to offer, but still.

 

[Zé Tahir]

On a side note, Kurdish girls are hot. At least the ones in Sweden @Osman.

 

[Osman]

Yeah, but not any more then most from the region, my fav are Lebanese chicks, though they tend to be crazy bossy.

 

[ReBeL]

Funny thing is when we let them go there, most of them wanted to return in a few hours and attacked the soldiers to re-open the gate. They don't want to go there and fight, just propaganda. It's much safer to lynch bearded random people in streets and throw molotovs inside of markets full of people.

Btw, they have just killed 2 police and wounded 4 and still demanding Turkish army to save them.

I really do not understand why the Turkish police is so patient against them.

On a side note, Kurdish girls are hot. At least the ones in Sweden @Osman.

I never saw anyone of them without mustache

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This is the photo of the main IS leader who leads the attacks in Ain Al-Arab "Kobane" since weeks...
He is Kurdish by the way...

 

[Bjerknes]

This is the photo of the main IS leader who leads the attacks in Ain Al-Arab "Kobane" since weeks...
He is Kurdish by the way...

He looks like one of the terrorists from Team America: World Police.

Or a member of the terrorist group I-Suck-ISh.

 

[swag]

'Merican terrorist

 

[ReBeL]

Nice eyes, Greg