Nope, Same as every Religion. People who take their Religion so seriously as to take every word in their book of choice as gospel are nutcases. People who want to discriminate based on Religion, ANY Religion are sick and disgusting, and Un American. Sorry I won't contribute to Islamaphobia. My People and I know what it is to be singled out because of your religion, and I wouldn't do it to another person or Religion. But there's enough Islamaphobia and hatred down here to satisfy anyone who needs to see it. They won't see it from me.
Spot on.
Barbarism.
Female Genital Mutilation.
Honor Killings.
Child Brides.
Arranged marriages.
Bad treatment of women.
Segregation of women.
The intolerance of other faiths.
Hatred of Jews.
Hatred of the infidel.
Sharia Law over the law of the country.
The religion is the antithesis of all Western Values and Western culture.
Hatred towards Islam is growing rapidly. It is palpable everywhere. Instead of addressing why there is this growing dislike of Islam, we are been fed the opposite to what we see, we are been fed that Islam is a great religion of peace and love. Denial by the likes of Kerry and Obama just fuels it. What are now marches and riots across the West will turn inevitably to armed responses. The concerns of a GROWING resentment of how Islam is changing Western culture AND VALUES, must be urgently addressed.
Just like Guessers Muslim fag buddy.
Obama misquoted Islamic scripture in parts of his speech, even going so far as to suggest that Islamic teaching on killing is the same as the Christian, which is patently untrue. Several sections of the Koran and other sacred texts teach that infidels and “apostates” must be killed if they do not submit to Islam.
Contrary to Obama, Islam has no equivalent to the Christian biblical teaching of the Golden Rule. Obama’s efforts to suggest a kindred spirit uniting Islam and Christianity is pure hogwash and can only be called propaganda.
http://www.breitbart.com/big-govern...tell-brazen-and-lies-at-the-baltimore-mosque/
That's half true. The Koran was written by a bipolar schizophrenic. It's contradictory, and many in Islam (who I refer to as extremist, fundamentalist, radical, irredentist, anti-modernity, terrorists - take your pick) prefer to follow the parts that only lead to violent jihad. Those who opt to follow a peaceful path are considered apostates and their voices are squelched. Usually be a sharpened sword.
Kerry meets with the “A” team to discuss how to counter ISIS.
Now you’re probably thinking the “A” team is defense Secretary Ash Carter and Army Gen. Joseph Votel the commander for the Middle East.
Surprise! You’d be wrong.
Here is the “A” team Kerry met with.
Jeff Shell, chairman of Universal Filmed Entertainment Group; MPAA Chairman Chris Dodd; Warner Bros. Entertainment CEO Kevin Tsujihara; DreamWorks Animation CEO Jeffrey Katzenberg; 20th Century Fox Chairman and CEO Jim Gianopulos; 20th Century Fox Co-Chair Stacey Snider; Sean Bailey, president of Walt Disney Motion Picture Production; Universal Pictures Chairman Donna Langley; Tom Rothman, chairman of Sony Pictures Entertainment’s Motion Picture Group; Universal Pictures President Jimmy Horowitz; Amblin Partners CEO Michael Wright; and NBCUniversal Vice Chairman Ron Meyer.
The meeting was held at Universal Studios, and lasted about 90 minutes.
One attendee who was there said that the executives also exchanged ideas and observations about studio worldwide marketing of movies and TV shows, a way of showing how narrative storytelling can cross cultures. The attendee described part of the gathering as a “brainstorming session,” including how to involve storytellers in regions afflicted or threatened by ISIS, as a way to counter the narratives promulgated by the terrorist organization. “Let’s figure out how to involve people who are there,” the attendee said.
The meeting was organized by Shell, who is chair of the Broadcasting Board of Governors. Kerry is a member of the board. Rick Stengel, under secretary of state for public diplomacy and public affairs, suggested that they set up a meeting with Kerry in Los Angeles after the summit with Asian leaders in Palm Springs this past weekend.
The defeat of ISIS is now a mere formality.
Now you’re probably thinking the “A” team is defense Secretary Ash Carter and Army Gen. Joseph Votel the commander for the Middle East.
Surprise! You’d be wrong.
Here is the “A” team Kerry met with.
Jeff Shell, chairman of Universal Filmed Entertainment Group; MPAA Chairman Chris Dodd; Warner Bros. Entertainment CEO Kevin Tsujihara; DreamWorks Animation CEO Jeffrey Katzenberg; 20th Century Fox Chairman and CEO Jim Gianopulos; 20th Century Fox Co-Chair Stacey Snider; Sean Bailey, president of Walt Disney Motion Picture Production; Universal Pictures Chairman Donna Langley; Tom Rothman, chairman of Sony Pictures Entertainment’s Motion Picture Group; Universal Pictures President Jimmy Horowitz; Amblin Partners CEO Michael Wright; and NBCUniversal Vice Chairman Ron Meyer.
The meeting was held at Universal Studios, and lasted about 90 minutes.
One attendee who was there said that the executives also exchanged ideas and observations about studio worldwide marketing of movies and TV shows, a way of showing how narrative storytelling can cross cultures. The attendee described part of the gathering as a “brainstorming session,” including how to involve storytellers in regions afflicted or threatened by ISIS, as a way to counter the narratives promulgated by the terrorist organization. “Let’s figure out how to involve people who are there,” the attendee said.
The meeting was organized by Shell, who is chair of the Broadcasting Board of Governors. Kerry is a member of the board. Rick Stengel, under secretary of state for public diplomacy and public affairs, suggested that they set up a meeting with Kerry in Los Angeles after the summit with Asian leaders in Palm Springs this past weekend.
The defeat of ISIS is now a mere formality.
Why does Kerry still have his job? He is clearly delusional and suffering from deep depression. Is it because he’s a useless Liberal sucking off the government tit despite his enormous wealth or does his boss just feel sorry for him?
World
The Latest: Kerry remains hopeful on Syria peace talks.
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry says he remains hopeful about a ceasefire and peace talks for Syria, even though the talks to help resolve the nearly 5-year-old civil war that has killed 250,000 people will not resume next week.
Fighting has fighting intensified in Syria over the past weeks and a deadline to cease military activities was not observed. The United States, Russia and other world powers agreed Feb. 12 on a deal to cease hostilities within a week, the delivery of urgently needed aid to besieged areas of Syria and a return to peace talks in Geneva.
Kerry, who on Friday was in London en route to Jordan for talks about Syria and other issues, said he has been touch with the U.S. team in Geneva and that the negotiators have been in constant talks for the past 36 hours.
He says the issues are tough and complex and there is more work to do to resolve them. He added that the U.S. wants the process to be sustainable so that hostilities can be halted.
World
The Latest: Kerry remains hopeful on Syria peace talks.
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry says he remains hopeful about a ceasefire and peace talks for Syria, even though the talks to help resolve the nearly 5-year-old civil war that has killed 250,000 people will not resume next week.
Fighting has fighting intensified in Syria over the past weeks and a deadline to cease military activities was not observed. The United States, Russia and other world powers agreed Feb. 12 on a deal to cease hostilities within a week, the delivery of urgently needed aid to besieged areas of Syria and a return to peace talks in Geneva.
Kerry, who on Friday was in London en route to Jordan for talks about Syria and other issues, said he has been touch with the U.S. team in Geneva and that the negotiators have been in constant talks for the past 36 hours.
He says the issues are tough and complex and there is more work to do to resolve them. He added that the U.S. wants the process to be sustainable so that hostilities can be halted.
John Kerry's State Department at its finest.
On Wednesday it was reported that the department's Syria hotline, tasked with fielding calls from people within the war-torn country about the situation on the ground, was staffed with non-Arabic speakers.
Clearly this is not helpful. The Washington Examiner reports:
That move led to confusion this week as people who speak Arabic, which is Syria's official language, tried to call with information about violations of the Syria cease-fire, only to get hung up by volunteers who didn't understand the language.
On Wednesday it was reported that the department's Syria hotline, tasked with fielding calls from people within the war-torn country about the situation on the ground, was staffed with non-Arabic speakers.
Clearly this is not helpful. The Washington Examiner reports:
That move led to confusion this week as people who speak Arabic, which is Syria's official language, tried to call with information about violations of the Syria cease-fire, only to get hung up by volunteers who didn't understand the language.
Sounds like something Ditka would do.Secretary of State John Kerry said in an interview broadcast Sunday that U.S. election-year political rhetoric has become “an embarrassment to our country” in foreign capitals.
“Everywhere I go, every leader I meet, they ask about what is happening in America. They cannot believe it,” Mr. Kerry said on CBS’s “Face the Nation,” in response to a question about overseas reaction to statements by Republicans in the wake of last week’s terrorist attacks in Brussels. “I think it is fair to say that they’re shocked… It upsets people’s sense of equilibrium about our steadiness, about our reliability. And to some degree, I must say to you, some of the questions, the way they’re posed to me, it’s clear to me that what’s happening is an embarrassment to our country.”
I’ll bet at the top of leader board are Belgium and France.
And speaking of embarrassment to our country, John, when’s the last time you looked in a mirror?
“Everywhere I go, every leader I meet, they ask about what is happening in America. They cannot believe it,” Mr. Kerry said on CBS’s “Face the Nation,” in response to a question about overseas reaction to statements by Republicans in the wake of last week’s terrorist attacks in Brussels. “I think it is fair to say that they’re shocked… It upsets people’s sense of equilibrium about our steadiness, about our reliability. And to some degree, I must say to you, some of the questions, the way they’re posed to me, it’s clear to me that what’s happening is an embarrassment to our country.”
I’ll bet at the top of leader board are Belgium and France.
And speaking of embarrassment to our country, John, when’s the last time you looked in a mirror?
