Isn't there some thing in Bibles that said something like: "People will be like Zombies seemingly Hypnotized as they promote Evil Ideas and Worship Dark Entities."?
Some thing like that? Somewhere in the Bible?
I feel like I recall hearing about Biblical Scripture that describes kinda chillingly due to its accuracy how people are acting now.
I seem to recall there was scripture that said some thing like that. I never really believed in all that PROPHECY and Bible Stuff coming true TALK but if there is a scripture like that, describing how they are behaving right now that would be interesting.
Bcuz People are straight-out promoting a transparently Demonic Ideology that even represents itself with The Crescent and whose followers dress like this:
People that me and you grew up around would never ever have Backed people who dress like this, worship a "prophet" who molested kids and a God who says anyone who don't worship him should be killed and has members that behead people, still Stone Women to Death and make war as much as they can.
What Changed dude?
Between when we grew up and now?
If someone'd TOLD us when we were young that a lot of Americans would be BEGGING for the admission of these people:
into our country?
We grew up in a country where we were surrounded by people that would never ever have argued to let people who worship a religion that makes them be like whats pictured above, into USA
But now we live here among people who are out in the streets yelling for them to get in and clogging up airports Lobbying for such people to be able to come live here among them.
What Changed?
Between when we were kids and now? With American People?
And is there Biblical Scripture that says stuff about how they are acting, enthusiastically ASKING for obvious Demonic Evil to be allowed to exist within their midst?
Supporting The Demonic over The Good?
Is there Biblical Scripture that talks about people doing that?
Let's see if any of the Disgusting, Anti Muslim Racists who raced in glee to blame some Muslims for this act of terror, do any recanting or mea culpas. Doubtful. They'll just double down like their insane wanabe dictator of choice does:
Alexandre Bissonnette: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know
Published <time class="entry-date published" datetime="" style="box-sizing: border-box;">9:32 am EST, January 30, 2017</time> Updated 5:41 pm EST, January 30, 2017 121 Comments By Tom Cleary 264.1k
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Alexandre Bissonnette has been accused of killing six people and wounding eight others in a “barbaric” massacre Sunday night at a Quebec City mosque, TVA News reports.
The 27-year-old entered the Centre Culturel Islamique de Quebec and opened fire with a rifle, shooting members of the mosque as they prayed, police and witnesses say.
He is in police custody and was being questioned Monday morning. He has been charged with six counts of first-degree murder and five counts of attempted murder, the Toronto Star reports.
Friends and those who knew him online said he had extreme political beliefs, but was not known to be violent. Eric Debroise said he called police after the shooting and told them Bissonnette is “very right and (an) ultra nationalist white supremacist,” the French-language newspaper Le Journal de Quebec reports. “He really liked Trump and had a permanent discontent with the left.”
Debroise said Bissonnette had cut ties with many friends recently, the newspaper reports. Bissonnette’s family told the newspaper they believe he fell under the influence of someone.
A second man, Mohamed el Khadir, a Moroccan immigrant also called Mohamed Belkhadir, was previously identified by authorities as a suspect. He was taken into custody near the mosque and questioned, but Quebec Provincial Police said in a tweet Monday afternoon that he is no longer considered to be a suspect. He is now being called a witness.
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Police and politicians are calling the shooting a terrorist attack, La Presse reports.
The victims range in age from 39 to 70, police said. They area ll men. Five of the victims — Azzedine Soufiane, Khaled Belkacemi, Abdelkrim Hasssen, Boubaker Thabti and Ahmed Youness — have been identified.
A friend told the Montreal Gazette that Soufiane was a father of three young children and was well known in the community.
“We’ve just lost someone who was very, very nice, a good person … such a loss, someone who was so welcoming, who helped everybody,” Ali Miladi told the newspaper.
Thabti was a father of two. Belkacemi was an agricultural professor at Universite Laval, the same school where Bissonnette has been a student. Hassen worked in information technology and Youness was a student at Laval.
“Why is this happening here? This is barbaric,” the mosque’s president, Mohamed Yangui, told reporters. He was not at the mosque at the time of the shooting, but rushed to the scene after calls from members of the community.
Confusion over the number of shooters, based on witness statements and the fact two men were taken into police custody, along with speculation about the motive’s behind the shooting, spread quickly on social media in the hours after the attack. Adding to the disorder were hoaxes, including a viral tweet from a fake Reuters news account that named two “white supremacists” as the attackers, and another hoax, started at Donald Trump forums on Reddit, that claimed the gunmen were recent refugees from Syria.
Police have not yet said why the attack occurred.
The terror case is being led by the Quebec Provincial Police, along with Royal Canadian Mounted Police and the Quebec City Police.
Bissonnette is expected to appear in court Monday.
Here’s what you need to know about the suspect and the attack:
1. Bissonnette Has Right-Wing, Pro-Israel, Pro-Trump & Anti-Immigration Beliefs, a Former Classmate Says
Little was known about Alexandre Bissonnette as of Monday morning, as police were still working to determine what led to the shooting. But details from those who knew him and information from his social media pages began to be uncovered by the afternoon.
According to his Facebook page, Bissonnette is from Cap-Rouge, Quebec, about 15 minutes from the mosque. He recently moved to an apartment in Quebec City near the mosque, a neighbor told the CBC. But he was seen often at his parent’s home, she said.
Bissonnette has a twin brother, a high school classmate told Le Journal de Quebec.
“Apart from his twin brother, I did not see him with other people,” said Mikael Labrecque Berger, in French. He said Bissonnette was an “unpopular nerd,” and was not always taken seriously by classmates.
“He replied to insults, but never with physical violence,” Labrecque Berger said, adding that he and his twin brother didn’t integrate with other students. They were usually only seen together, he said.
The former classmate, who had only seen him once since high school, said he didn’t know about any politics or beliefs that could have sparked the shooting.
But another former classmate, Jean-Michel Allard-Prus, who studied politics with him, at Université Laval and has kept in touch with him, told Le Journal de Quebec that Bissonnette, “has right-wing political ideas, pro-Israel, anti-immigration. I had many debates with him about Trump. He was obviously pro-Trump.”
And a third university classmate, Vincent Boissoneault, who grew up with Bissonnette, was friends with him on Facebook, told the Globe and Mail, “I can tell you he was certainly no Muslim convert. I wrote him off as a xenophobe. I didn’t even think of him as totally racist, but he was enthralled by a borderline racist nationalist movement.”
Acquaintances said he became interested in the far right movement when Marine Le Pen, the leader of the far-right National Front in France, spoke in Quebec City in March 2016, the Globe and Mail reports. He began speaking out about politics on Facebook and became estranged from some friends, according to the newspaper.
Bissonnette is studying anthropology and political science at Université Laval in Quebec City, and has been a student there since 2012.
Allard-Prus said Bissonnette was shy and timid, and didn’t talk to many other people.
But he was active on social media and expressed his political views there, according to a local pro-refugees group. His Facebook page has been deleted in the hours after he was named as a suspect in the attack.
The “Welcome to Refugees – Quebec City” group posted on Facebook that it was also aware of him prior to the shooting, saying he is “unfortunately known to several activists in Quebec City for his pro-Le Pen and anti-feminist identity positions at Université Laval and on social networks.”
Francois Deschamps, a committee member for the group, told La Presse he jumped when he saw a photo of Bissonnette.
“We see a lot of what extreme right-wing people do and say,” Deschamps told the newspaper. He said Bissonnette made statements on their page, “acting like a troll.”
Along with anti-immigrant and other right-wing beliefs, he also made anti-women’s rights remarks, Deschamps said.
His Facebook page reveals few details about his reasoning for the shooting, and appears similar to other 20-something college students. His last public post, on January 20, was a photo of a dog wearing a Dominos pizza delivery outfit, with the caption, “I want one! #fridayfeeling.”
Other photos show him with family, with friends at parties and in a Halloween costume, as the killer from the movie “Scream.”
He has also posted recently about discoveries on Pluto, camping and wanting to travel one day to Torngat Mountains National Park. He also shared a video last year about a brewery owned by members of the band Megadeth.
In November 2015, he posted a photo of medals he said belong to his grandfather.
“For remembrance day coming up a picture of my grandfathers medals! From left to right is the 1939-1945 star, the france and germany star, the defence medal, the canadian VOLUNTEER medal and the war medal 1939-1945, we changed the ribbons and cleaned them, nice job,” he wrote.
Another photo showed Bissonnette as a child. He was a former Royal Canadian Army Cadet.
Bissonnette likes the Facebook pages of U.S. President Donald Trump and French far-right leader Marine Le Pen, but he does not express support for them elsewhere on his page. Other likes include the Israel Defense Forces, United With Israel and Parti Québécois of Université Laval.
He also likes U.S. Senator John McCain, a moderate Republican who has opposed Trump on some issues, President George W. Bush, the Canadian New Democratic Party and late Canadian politician Jack Layton, who was a leader of the left-wing NDP, so the likes do not shed much light on Bissonnette’s beliefs.
Bissonnette had no criminal record, but did have infractions in recent years for not wearing a seatbelt, speeding and illegal parking.
He was known to be a hunter and gun owner, Le Journal de Quebec reports.
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2. Just 17 Minutes After the Shooting, Bissonnette Called 911 to Say He Felt Guilty About What He’d Done
About 17 minutes after the first call of shots fired at the mosque, Alexandre Bissonnette, called 911 to police he felt guilty about what he had done, La Presse reports.
Bissonnette, a 27-year-old Quebec native, told the 911 dispatcher he was going to shoot himself. About 8:45 p.m., he told police he wanted to be arrested.
“He was armed and spoke to us about his acts,” Quebec City Police Inspector Denis Turcotte told the Montreal Gazette. “He seemed to want to co-operate. … The suspect said he was waiting for the police to arrive.”
Police have not yet released details about the suspect’s motive for the shooting. He was interrogated after being taken into custody and police are still investigating what led to the attack.
A source told Radio-Canada that Bissonnette is a student at Université Laval, a French-language, public college in Quebec City. There are about 28,500 undergraduate students and 8,500 graduate students attending the school.
“We are profoundly disturbed by these terrorist acts,” Denis Brière, Laval’s rector, told the Globe and Mail. “I am without words in the face of these cruel events. These are heinous and inhuman acts. Terrorist attacks that we condemn strongly at Laval University. These are acts that should not happen anywhere, ever.”
Mohamed Khadir, the second man taken into custody at the scene, is also a student at the university. It is not known if he knew Bissonnette.
He told TVA News he was outside when the shooting happened, and might have been mistaken for a suspect because he ran from police. Khadir said he thought an officer carrying a rifle was the gunman returning to shoot again, and ran out of fear.
He said he was treated well by police and was relieved when they told him he was not a suspect.
Bissonnette was not known to police prior to the shooting and does not have a criminal record, authorities said. Searches were being conducted Monday at locations believed to be connected to Bissonnette, including his parent’s home
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3. Bissonnette Was Taken Into Custody About 14 Miles From the Mosque on a Bridge Over the St. Lawrence River
After calling 911, the suspected shooter parked his car, a Mitsubishi, on the Island of Orleans bridge, and officers from the Tactical Intervention Group arrived and took him into custody, the newspaper reports.
A handgun and two rifles that looked like AK-47s were found in his car, according to La Presse.
The bridge remained closed early Monday morning, the newspaper said. Authorities feared the Mitsubishi may have been rigged with explosives.
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The other man considered to be a suspect, and now called a witness, Mohamed Khadir, was arrested close to the mosque, authorities said. He was later released without charges.
Police do not believe there were any other shooters, but are still investigating.
“The investigation has not ended,” Quebec City Police spokesman Étienne Doyon, told the Toronto Star. “We will be trying to verify if there is a third or fourth or any other person involved. We’re not ruling out that there may be other suspects.”
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4. The Gunman Wore a Mask & Shouted ‘Allahu Akbar’ During the Shooting, a Witness Says
Witnesses told Reuters that two to three gunmen opened fire on worshippers inside the mosque Sunday night.
But police now say Bissonnette was the lone shooter.
Along with the six killed and eight injured, at least 39 other people survived the attack, police said.
A witness who spoke with Radio-Canada reported there were multiple shooters, though police have now said it was only one, “ the CBC reports.
“It seemed to me that they had a Quebecois accent. They started to fire, and (while) they shot they yelled, ‘Allahu akbar!’ The bullets hit people that were praying. People who were praying lost their lives. A bullet passed right over my head,” said the witness, who asked not to be named. “There were even kids. There was even a three-year-old who was with his father.”
It has not been confirmed by police that the shooter said “Allahu akbar,” an Islamic phrase that means “God is great” and is often associated with terrorist attacks. It is also not clear that if it was said, if it was used mockingly.
The mosque’s president said there can be up to 100 in attendance on a Sunday night. According to La Presse, children would have been in the basement, while the men would be on the ground floor and women on the second floor.
The shooter was armed with an “AK-47,” Le Soleil reports.
Hamid Nadji, who spoke to a friend who was inside the mosque, told the Montreal Gazette the scene was a “carnage.”
Nadji told the newspaper, “From what we heard over the phone, one person had a weapon discharged in his face because he had wanted to jump on the man to stop him. And the three others died because they wanted to catch the man.”
The gunman left the mosque to reload and came back. He then ran out of bullets a second time, reloaded and returned for a third round of shooting, Nadji told the Gazette.
After a previous hate crime incident at the mosque, also called Grande Mosque de Québec, its leaders said they had several CCTV cameras on the building. It is not clear if the video shows the shooting or the suspects.
The mosque has about 5,000 members and is one of six in the Quebec City region, the Montreal Gazette reports.
In the live video, one of the men recording can be heard saying in Arabic, “he’s escaped. He was on his feet, he’s escaped,” the Huffington Post reports.
A live video posted to Facebook by the Centre Culturel Islamique de Quebec showed a heavy police presence at the scene.
In the live video, one of the men recording can be heard saying in Arabic, “he’s escaped. He was on his feet, he’s escaped,” the Huffington Post reports.
According to the Huffington Post, one of the bystanders also be heard saying in Arabic, “This is the result of Trump.”
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5. The Same Mosque Was the Target of a Hate Crime Last June, When a Gift-Wrapped Pig’s Head Was Left Outside
In June 2016, a pig’s head was left outside the Centre Culturel Islamique de Quebec, the same mosque where the shooting occurred Sunday, along with the note “Bon appétit,” the CBC reported at the time.
The pig’s head was left during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan. The consumption of pork is banned by the Qu’ran.
No one was ever arrested in that incident.
Mohamed Yangui, the mosque’s president, referenced the incident after the shooting.
In an interview with Le Soleil , he said police told them it was an “isolated act,” at the time, but “today we have deaths.” He said they had not received threats in recent days.
An Islamophobic letter entitled, “What is the most serious: a pig’s head or a genocide,” was distributed in the area around the mosque about three weeks after the pig’s head was found, the Montreal Gazette reports.
In 2015, a video threatening Quebec Muslims surfaced online, the Montreal Gazette reported.
The video, posted to Youtube in November 2015, showed a man in a Joker mask expressing frustration with Muslims in Quebec and saying if the government won’t do anything about them, he would, the newspaper reported. The man in the video also said he had a group of people with him who would help carry out the threat.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau issued a statement saying he was filled with “shock, anger and sadness” after the shooting Sunday night:
“We know little at the moment, but one or two people have assumed the right to kill our fellow Muslim Québec citizens. When intolerance goes from debate to murder, solidarity is essential,” local politician Manon Massé told The Guardian.
Quebec City Mayor Regis Labeaume said in a statement the city is “in shock” following the shooting.
“My first thoughts go to the victims and their affected families as they gathered for prayer,” Labeaume said. “Quebec City is an open city where everyone must be able to live together in safety and respect. I invite all the people to unite and to be in solidarity. Québec is strong, Québec is proud, Québec is open to the world.”
Philippe Couillard, the Premier of Quebec, said on Twitter that the government is mobilized to protect people in the city after the shooting.
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He also said, in French, “Quebec categorically rejects this barbaric violence. Our solidarity is with victims, the injured and their families.”
An anti-Islamophobia group based in Quebec City said it has been urging authorities for years to address the anti-Muslim issue in the region, but nothing was done. It said the attack was preventable.
Francis Deschamps, an organizer of a refugee support-group in Quebec City told the Associated Press he is “not very surprised” about the shooting, saying he has personally received death threats after starting a refugee support group on Facebook.
He said right-wing groups are “very organized” in Quebec City and distribute fliers at the university and plaster stickers around the region.
Another group, the Islamic Centre of Quebec, told the Gazette, “This attack on a sanctuary where innocent people, including children, gather has shaken us deeply. It runs against the core values we hold as Canadians.”
And urged “the Muslim community to remain calm, united and know that the Canadian people stand with us in solidarity. We have faith that the great people of this country will stand and work together during this difficult time.”
Yangui, the mosque’s leader, said he was stunned by the attack.
“We have a very good relationship with the neighbors, with the community,” he told the Montreal Gazette. “There’s mutual respect – and now today we have this dramatic event.”
Ben Abdallah, who often prays at the mosque but was not there during the shooting, told the newspaper “we never thought” such a “catastrophic” incident would happen there.
“But given the hateful speeches all around the planet, it can happen,” he said.
The shooting comes on the same day as thousands of protesters have taken to the streets in the United States to fight back against an order banning refugees and visa-holders from seven Muslim-majority countries.
Trudeau has put out messages supporting Muslim immigrants and has said his country would welcome those turned away by the U.S.
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Canada did not denounce Trump’s order, the CBC reported on Sunday, prior to the shooting.
“Every country has the right to determine their policies. I can only tell you that we will continue our long-standing tradition of being open to those who seek sanctuary,” Immigration Minister Ahmed Hussen told the CBC.
Hussen did say that Canada would not be raising the number of refugees it will accept in 2017, despite speculation after Trudeau’s tweet that it would bring in more people, according to the CBC. Canada plans to bring in about 25,000 refugees this year.
Alexandre Bissonnette: 5 Fast Facts You Need to Know
Published <time class="entry-date published" datetime="" style="box-sizing: border-box;">9:32 am EST, January 30, 2017</time> Updated 5:41 pm EST, January 30, 2017 121 Comments By Tom Cleary 264.1k
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Alexandre Bissonnette has been accused of killing six people and wounding eight others in a “barbaric” massacre Sunday night at a Quebec City mosque, TVA News reports.
The 27-year-old entered the Centre Culturel Islamique de Quebec and opened fire with a rifle, shooting members of the mosque as they prayed, police and witnesses say.
He is in police custody and was being questioned Monday morning. He has been charged with six counts of first-degree murder and five counts of attempted murder, the Toronto Star reports.
Friends and those who knew him online said he had extreme political beliefs, but was not known to be violent. Eric Debroise said he called police after the shooting and told them Bissonnette is “very right and (an) ultra nationalist white supremacist,” the French-language newspaper Le Journal de Quebec reports. “He really liked Trump and had a permanent discontent with the left.”
Debroise said Bissonnette had cut ties with many friends recently, the newspaper reports. Bissonnette’s family told the newspaper they believe he fell under the influence of someone.
A second man, Mohamed el Khadir, a Moroccan immigrant also called Mohamed Belkhadir, was previously identified by authorities as a suspect. He was taken into custody near the mosque and questioned, but Quebec Provincial Police said in a tweet Monday afternoon that he is no longer considered to be a suspect. He is now being called a witness.
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Police and politicians are calling the shooting a terrorist attack, La Presse reports.
The victims range in age from 39 to 70, police said. They area ll men. Five of the victims — Azzedine Soufiane, Khaled Belkacemi, Abdelkrim Hasssen, Boubaker Thabti and Ahmed Youness — have been identified.
A friend told the Montreal Gazette that Soufiane was a father of three young children and was well known in the community.
“We’ve just lost someone who was very, very nice, a good person … such a loss, someone who was so welcoming, who helped everybody,” Ali Miladi told the newspaper.
Thabti was a father of two. Belkacemi was an agricultural professor at Universite Laval, the same school where Bissonnette has been a student. Hassen worked in information technology and Youness was a student at Laval.
“Why is this happening here? This is barbaric,” the mosque’s president, Mohamed Yangui, told reporters. He was not at the mosque at the time of the shooting, but rushed to the scene after calls from members of the community.
Confusion over the number of shooters, based on witness statements and the fact two men were taken into police custody, along with speculation about the motive’s behind the shooting, spread quickly on social media in the hours after the attack. Adding to the disorder were hoaxes, including a viral tweet from a fake Reuters news account that named two “white supremacists” as the attackers, and another hoax, started at Donald Trump forums on Reddit, that claimed the gunmen were recent refugees from Syria.
Police have not yet said why the attack occurred.
The terror case is being led by the Quebec Provincial Police, along with Royal Canadian Mounted Police and the Quebec City Police.
Bissonnette is expected to appear in court Monday.
Here’s what you need to know about the suspect and the attack:
1. Bissonnette Has Right-Wing, Pro-Israel, Pro-Trump & Anti-Immigration Beliefs, a Former Classmate Says
Bissonnette. (Facebook)
Little was known about Alexandre Bissonnette as of Monday morning, as police were still working to determine what led to the shooting. But details from those who knew him and information from his social media pages began to be uncovered by the afternoon.
According to his Facebook page, Bissonnette is from Cap-Rouge, Quebec, about 15 minutes from the mosque. He recently moved to an apartment in Quebec City near the mosque, a neighbor told the CBC. But he was seen often at his parent’s home, she said.
Bissonnette has a twin brother, a high school classmate told Le Journal de Quebec.
“Apart from his twin brother, I did not see him with other people,” said Mikael Labrecque Berger, in French. He said Bissonnette was an “unpopular nerd,” and was not always taken seriously by classmates.
“He replied to insults, but never with physical violence,” Labrecque Berger said, adding that he and his twin brother didn’t integrate with other students. They were usually only seen together, he said.
The former classmate, who had only seen him once since high school, said he didn’t know about any politics or beliefs that could have sparked the shooting.
But another former classmate, Jean-Michel Allard-Prus, who studied politics with him, at Université Laval and has kept in touch with him, told Le Journal de Quebec that Bissonnette, “has right-wing political ideas, pro-Israel, anti-immigration. I had many debates with him about Trump. He was obviously pro-Trump.”
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And a third university classmate, Vincent Boissoneault, who grew up with Bissonnette, was friends with him on Facebook, told the Globe and Mail, “I can tell you he was certainly no Muslim convert. I wrote him off as a xenophobe. I didn’t even think of him as totally racist, but he was enthralled by a borderline racist nationalist movement.”
Acquaintances said he became interested in the far right movement when Marine Le Pen, the leader of the far-right National Front in France, spoke in Quebec City in March 2016, the Globe and Mail reports. He began speaking out about politics on Facebook and became estranged from some friends, according to the newspaper.
Bissonnette is studying anthropology and political science at Université Laval in Quebec City, and has been a student there since 2012.
Allard-Prus said Bissonnette was shy and timid, and didn’t talk to many other people.
But he was active on social media and expressed his political views there, according to a local pro-refugees group. His Facebook page has been deleted in the hours after he was named as a suspect in the attack.
The “Welcome to Refugees – Quebec City” group posted on Facebook that it was also aware of him prior to the shooting, saying he is “unfortunately known to several activists in Quebec City for his pro-Le Pen and anti-feminist identity positions at Université Laval and on social networks.”
Francois Deschamps, a committee member for the group, told La Presse he jumped when he saw a photo of Bissonnette.
“We see a lot of what extreme right-wing people do and say,” Deschamps told the newspaper. He said Bissonnette made statements on their page, “acting like a troll.”
Along with anti-immigrant and other right-wing beliefs, he also made anti-women’s rights remarks, Deschamps said.
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His Facebook page reveals few details about his reasoning for the shooting, and appears similar to other 20-something college students. His last public post, on January 20, was a photo of a dog wearing a Dominos pizza delivery outfit, with the caption, “I want one! #fridayfeeling.”
Other photos show him with family, with friends at parties and in a Halloween costume, as the killer from the movie “Scream.”
He has also posted recently about discoveries on Pluto, camping and wanting to travel one day to Torngat Mountains National Park. He also shared a video last year about a brewery owned by members of the band Megadeth.
In November 2015, he posted a photo of medals he said belong to his grandfather.
“For remembrance day coming up a picture of my grandfathers medals! From left to right is the 1939-1945 star, the france and germany star, the defence medal, the canadian VOLUNTEER medal and the war medal 1939-1945, we changed the ribbons and cleaned them, nice job,” he wrote.
Another photo showed Bissonnette as a child. He was a former Royal Canadian Army Cadet.
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Bissonnette likes the Facebook pages of U.S. President Donald Trump and French far-right leader Marine Le Pen, but he does not express support for them elsewhere on his page. Other likes include the Israel Defense Forces, United With Israel and Parti Québécois of Université Laval.
He also likes U.S. Senator John McCain, a moderate Republican who has opposed Trump on some issues, President George W. Bush, the Canadian New Democratic Party and late Canadian politician Jack Layton, who was a leader of the left-wing NDP, so the likes do not shed much light on Bissonnette’s beliefs.
Bissonnette had no criminal record, but did have infractions in recent years for not wearing a seatbelt, speeding and illegal parking.
He was known to be a hunter and gun owner, Le Journal de Quebec reports.
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2. Just 17 Minutes After the Shooting, Bissonnette Called 911 to Say He Felt Guilty About What He’d Done
Alexandre Bissonnette. (Facebook)
About 17 minutes after the first call of shots fired at the mosque, Alexandre Bissonnette, called 911 to police he felt guilty about what he had done, La Presse reports.
Bissonnette, a 27-year-old Quebec native, told the 911 dispatcher he was going to shoot himself. About 8:45 p.m., he told police he wanted to be arrested.
“He was armed and spoke to us about his acts,” Quebec City Police Inspector Denis Turcotte told the Montreal Gazette. “He seemed to want to co-operate. … The suspect said he was waiting for the police to arrive.”
Police have not yet released details about the suspect’s motive for the shooting. He was interrogated after being taken into custody and police are still investigating what led to the attack.
A source told Radio-Canada that Bissonnette is a student at Université Laval, a French-language, public college in Quebec City. There are about 28,500 undergraduate students and 8,500 graduate students attending the school.
“We are profoundly disturbed by these terrorist acts,” Denis Brière, Laval’s rector, told the Globe and Mail. “I am without words in the face of these cruel events. These are heinous and inhuman acts. Terrorist attacks that we condemn strongly at Laval University. These are acts that should not happen anywhere, ever.”
Mohamed Khadir, the second man taken into custody at the scene, is also a student at the university. It is not known if he knew Bissonnette.
He told TVA News he was outside when the shooting happened, and might have been mistaken for a suspect because he ran from police. Khadir said he thought an officer carrying a rifle was the gunman returning to shoot again, and ran out of fear.
He said he was treated well by police and was relieved when they told him he was not a suspect.
Bissonnette was not known to police prior to the shooting and does not have a criminal record, authorities said. Searches were being conducted Monday at locations believed to be connected to Bissonnette, including his parent’s home
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3. Bissonnette Was Taken Into Custody About 14 Miles From the Mosque on a Bridge Over the St. Lawrence River
Alexandre Bissonnette. (Facebook)
After calling 911, the suspected shooter parked his car, a Mitsubishi, on the Island of Orleans bridge, and officers from the Tactical Intervention Group arrived and took him into custody, the newspaper reports.
A handgun and two rifles that looked like AK-47s were found in his car, according to La Presse.
The bridge remained closed early Monday morning, the newspaper said. Authorities feared the Mitsubishi may have been rigged with explosives.
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The other man considered to be a suspect, and now called a witness, Mohamed Khadir, was arrested close to the mosque, authorities said. He was later released without charges.
Police do not believe there were any other shooters, but are still investigating.
“The investigation has not ended,” Quebec City Police spokesman Étienne Doyon, told the Toronto Star. “We will be trying to verify if there is a third or fourth or any other person involved. We’re not ruling out that there may be other suspects.”
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4. The Gunman Wore a Mask & Shouted ‘Allahu Akbar’ During the Shooting, a Witness Says
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Witnesses told Reuters that two to three gunmen opened fire on worshippers inside the mosque Sunday night.
But police now say Bissonnette was the lone shooter.
Along with the six killed and eight injured, at least 39 other people survived the attack, police said.
A witness who spoke with Radio-Canada reported there were multiple shooters, though police have now said it was only one, “ the CBC reports.
“It seemed to me that they had a Quebecois accent. They started to fire, and (while) they shot they yelled, ‘Allahu akbar!’ The bullets hit people that were praying. People who were praying lost their lives. A bullet passed right over my head,” said the witness, who asked not to be named. “There were even kids. There was even a three-year-old who was with his father.”
It has not been confirmed by police that the shooter said “Allahu akbar,” an Islamic phrase that means “God is great” and is often associated with terrorist attacks. It is also not clear that if it was said, if it was used mockingly.
Canadian police officers respond to a shooting in a mosque at the Québec City Islamic cultural center on Sainte-Foy Street in Quebec city on January 29, 2017. (Getty)
The mosque’s president said there can be up to 100 in attendance on a Sunday night. According to La Presse, children would have been in the basement, while the men would be on the ground floor and women on the second floor.
The shooter was armed with an “AK-47,” Le Soleil reports.
Hamid Nadji, who spoke to a friend who was inside the mosque, told the Montreal Gazette the scene was a “carnage.”
Nadji told the newspaper, “From what we heard over the phone, one person had a weapon discharged in his face because he had wanted to jump on the man to stop him. And the three others died because they wanted to catch the man.”
The gunman left the mosque to reload and came back. He then ran out of bullets a second time, reloaded and returned for a third round of shooting, Nadji told the Gazette.
After a previous hate crime incident at the mosque, also called Grande Mosque de Québec, its leaders said they had several CCTV cameras on the building. It is not clear if the video shows the shooting or the suspects.
The mosque has about 5,000 members and is one of six in the Quebec City region, the Montreal Gazette reports.
In the live video, one of the men recording can be heard saying in Arabic, “he’s escaped. He was on his feet, he’s escaped,” the Huffington Post reports.
A live video posted to Facebook by the Centre Culturel Islamique de Quebec showed a heavy police presence at the scene.
In the live video, one of the men recording can be heard saying in Arabic, “he’s escaped. He was on his feet, he’s escaped,” the Huffington Post reports.
According to the Huffington Post, one of the bystanders also be heard saying in Arabic, “This is the result of Trump.”
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5. The Same Mosque Was the Target of a Hate Crime Last June, When a Gift-Wrapped Pig’s Head Was Left Outside
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In June 2016, a pig’s head was left outside the Centre Culturel Islamique de Quebec, the same mosque where the shooting occurred Sunday, along with the note “Bon appétit,” the CBC reported at the time.
The pig’s head was left during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan. The consumption of pork is banned by the Qu’ran.
In June, during Ramadan, the head of a pig was left outside the Quebec City mosque where multiple people were killed in a shooting Sunday night. (Facebook)
No one was ever arrested in that incident.
Mohamed Yangui, the mosque’s president, referenced the incident after the shooting.
In an interview with Le Soleil , he said police told them it was an “isolated act,” at the time, but “today we have deaths.” He said they had not received threats in recent days.
An Islamophobic letter entitled, “What is the most serious: a pig’s head or a genocide,” was distributed in the area around the mosque about three weeks after the pig’s head was found, the Montreal Gazette reports.
In 2015, a video threatening Quebec Muslims surfaced online, the Montreal Gazette reported.
The video, posted to Youtube in November 2015, showed a man in a Joker mask expressing frustration with Muslims in Quebec and saying if the government won’t do anything about them, he would, the newspaper reported. The man in the video also said he had a group of people with him who would help carry out the threat.
People come to show their support after a shooting occurred in a mosque at the Québec City Islamic cultural center on Sainte-Foy Street in Quebec city on January 29, 2017. (Getty)
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau issued a statement saying he was filled with “shock, anger and sadness” after the shooting Sunday night:
It was with tremendous shock, sadness and anger that I heard of this evening’s tragic and fatal shooting at the Centre culturel islamique de Québec located in the Ste-Foy neighbourhood of the city of Québec. We condemn this terrorist attack on Muslims in a centre of worship and refuge. On behalf of all Canadians, Sophie and I offer our deepest condolences to the family and friends of all those who have died, and we wish a speedy recovery to those who have been injured. While authorities are still investigating and details continue to be confirmed, it is heart-wrenching to see such senseless violence. Diversity is our strength, and religious tolerance is a value that we, as Canadians, hold dear. Muslim-Canadians are an important part of our national fabric, and these senseless acts have no place in our communities, cities and country. Canadian law enforcement agencies will protect the rights of all Canadians, and will make every effort to apprehend the perpetrators of this act and all acts of intolerance. Tonight, we grieve with the people of Ste-Foy and all Canadians.
Other politicians joined Trudeau in expressing support for the Muslim community.
“We know little at the moment, but one or two people have assumed the right to kill our fellow Muslim Québec citizens. When intolerance goes from debate to murder, solidarity is essential,” local politician Manon Massé told The Guardian.
Quebec City Mayor Regis Labeaume said in a statement the city is “in shock” following the shooting.
“My first thoughts go to the victims and their affected families as they gathered for prayer,” Labeaume said. “Quebec City is an open city where everyone must be able to live together in safety and respect. I invite all the people to unite and to be in solidarity. Québec is strong, Québec is proud, Québec is open to the world.”
Philippe Couillard, the Premier of Quebec, said on Twitter that the government is mobilized to protect people in the city after the shooting.
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Le #Québec rejette catégoriquement cette violence barbare. Toute notre solidarité aux proches des victimes, des blessés et à leur famille.
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He also said, in French, “Quebec categorically rejects this barbaric violence. Our solidarity is with victims, the injured and their families.”
Canadian police officers respond to a shooting in a mosque at the Québec City Islamic cultural center on Sainte-Foy Street in Quebec city on January 29, 2017. (Getty)
An anti-Islamophobia group based in Quebec City said it has been urging authorities for years to address the anti-Muslim issue in the region, but nothing was done. It said the attack was preventable.
Francis Deschamps, an organizer of a refugee support-group in Quebec City told the Associated Press he is “not very surprised” about the shooting, saying he has personally received death threats after starting a refugee support group on Facebook.
He said right-wing groups are “very organized” in Quebec City and distribute fliers at the university and plaster stickers around the region.
Another group, the Islamic Centre of Quebec, told the Gazette, “This attack on a sanctuary where innocent people, including children, gather has shaken us deeply. It runs against the core values we hold as Canadians.”
And urged “the Muslim community to remain calm, united and know that the Canadian people stand with us in solidarity. We have faith that the great people of this country will stand and work together during this difficult time.”
Yangui, the mosque’s leader, said he was stunned by the attack.
“We have a very good relationship with the neighbors, with the community,” he told the Montreal Gazette. “There’s mutual respect – and now today we have this dramatic event.”
Ben Abdallah, who often prays at the mosque but was not there during the shooting, told the newspaper “we never thought” such a “catastrophic” incident would happen there.
“But given the hateful speeches all around the planet, it can happen,” he said.
A Canadian police officer talks to a woman after a shooting in a mosque at the Québec City Islamic cultural center on Sainte-Foy Street in Quebec city on January 29, 2017. (Getty)
The shooting comes on the same day as thousands of protesters have taken to the streets in the United States to fight back against an order banning refugees and visa-holders from seven Muslim-majority countries.
Trudeau has put out messages supporting Muslim immigrants and has said his country would welcome those turned away by the U.S.
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Canada did not denounce Trump’s order, the CBC reported on Sunday, prior to the shooting.
“Every country has the right to determine their policies. I can only tell you that we will continue our long-standing tradition of being open to those who seek sanctuary,” Immigration Minister Ahmed Hussen told the CBC.
Hussen did say that Canada would not be raising the number of refugees it will accept in 2017, despite speculation after Trudeau’s tweet that it would bring in more people, according to the CBC. Canada plans to bring in about 25,000 refugees this year.
hno:This is whats being talked about ZERO percent of the time despite it being a vastly important part of the reason that some of us want to see Severe Restrictions on Muslim Immigration into USA:
Bcuz after Mass Immigration of Muslims is allowed into USA and a few Shopping Malls get blown to pieces with a few hundred Dead American Black & White People and after a few more Gay Nightclubs get shot up or leveled by Bombs or just a few Ryder Rent-Trucks are driven into Large Crowds strapped full of Timothy McV type Explosives then First Reponders get mowed down by Gunfire from the surrounding rooftops or after a few 7-year old girls are sent into Christian Churches with Remotely Detonated Suicide Vests on them and some Christians just like your Grandparents get blown into a million pieces....
....American Vigilantes will be coming out of everywhere. And Innocent Muslim People will die.
Try to understand that the MORE MUSLIMS that Groups like ISIS can get IN HERE the better for them when they Hit Us.
And They will Hit Us. Just a matter of when and how many American Women and Children die in those attacks.
Their Strategy is to get as Large a Muslim Population as possible then perpetrate mass killings like Sandy Hook.
Ones that will Destroy Us, mentally. Ones that will rip our hearts to pieces. Attacks that make American Men go out and kill as many Muslims as they can.
This will prove to be the most powerful recruiting tool Radical Islam ever had.
The Basis of Islam, it's Foundation is that Jihad must Happen, Infidels (Non-Believers) must be Converted to Islam or they must Submit to Islam and pay Jizya Tax and exist as 2nd Class Citizens at the Mercy of any Muslim to do to them or their Family whatever they desire with the only recourse a Sharia Court or their only other final option: Die.
People behave as though there is going to be some way to NEGOTIATE with Islam, as it currently exists with the barbaric scriptures still within Islamic Holy Texts.
Americans don't understand bcuz we have no equivalent of such a belief system, within our society upon which to build a frame of reference.
And only 0.008% of Americans are willing to invest the time to Learn the Truths of Islam.
Mass Immigration of Muslims gets allowed into USA and Many Many Muslim Lives will be lost in addition to those who die in ISIS-type group Inspired Attacks.
These Groups will even commit Mass Killings upon Muslim People themselves so as to achieve their end goal of bringing more Muslim Soldiers into their group so as to accomplish their Jihad.
Some of us are trying to make The American People understand that every Muslim you let into USA is celebrated by Radical Islam bcuz that Muslim to them equals One More Target, on The Battlefield. That makes their overall Mission easier as the more targets there are for them and American Vigilantes responding to Attacks = the possibility of more Recruitment becomes better.
All We are saying is that restriction of Muslim Immigration is in part desired for the protection of Muslim Lives as well.
If Muslim People just absolutely canNOT stand up to Extremist Forces within their own lands, to save their own people and themselves
If Muslim People just have ZERO WAY to eradicate Fanatical Islamists from their Homelands
that is a terribly sad state of affairs, all of us agree.
Just some of us do NOT agree that American People should have to have their family members killed and their wives, sisters and daughters raped bcuz Muslim People cannot make their own countries a place they can live.
Some of us feel like the penalty for The Failures of Muslim People and The Demonic Edicts & Imams of Islam should not be the brutal murder and rape of American People.
Bcuz after Mass Immigration of Muslims is allowed into USA and a few Shopping Malls get blown to pieces with a few hundred Dead American Black & White People and after a few more Gay Nightclubs get shot up or leveled by Bombs or just a few Ryder Rent-Trucks are driven into Large Crowds strapped full of Timothy McV type Explosives then First Reponders get mowed down by Gunfire from the surrounding rooftops or after a few 7-year old girls are sent into Christian Churches with Remotely Detonated Suicide Vests on them and some Christians just like your Grandparents get blown into a million pieces....
....American Vigilantes will be coming out of everywhere. And Innocent Muslim People will die.
Try to understand that the MORE MUSLIMS that Groups like ISIS can get IN HERE the better for them when they Hit Us.
And They will Hit Us. Just a matter of when and how many American Women and Children die in those attacks.
Their Strategy is to get as Large a Muslim Population as possible then perpetrate mass killings like Sandy Hook.
Ones that will Destroy Us, mentally. Ones that will rip our hearts to pieces. Attacks that make American Men go out and kill as many Muslims as they can.
This will prove to be the most powerful recruiting tool Radical Islam ever had.
The Basis of Islam, it's Foundation is that Jihad must Happen, Infidels (Non-Believers) must be Converted to Islam or they must Submit to Islam and pay Jizya Tax and exist as 2nd Class Citizens at the Mercy of any Muslim to do to them or their Family whatever they desire with the only recourse a Sharia Court or their only other final option: Die.
People behave as though there is going to be some way to NEGOTIATE with Islam, as it currently exists with the barbaric scriptures still within Islamic Holy Texts.
Americans don't understand bcuz we have no equivalent of such a belief system, within our society upon which to build a frame of reference.
And only 0.008% of Americans are willing to invest the time to Learn the Truths of Islam.
Mass Immigration of Muslims gets allowed into USA and Many Many Muslim Lives will be lost in addition to those who die in ISIS-type group Inspired Attacks.
These Groups will even commit Mass Killings upon Muslim People themselves so as to achieve their end goal of bringing more Muslim Soldiers into their group so as to accomplish their Jihad.
Some of us are trying to make The American People understand that every Muslim you let into USA is celebrated by Radical Islam bcuz that Muslim to them equals One More Target, on The Battlefield. That makes their overall Mission easier as the more targets there are for them and American Vigilantes responding to Attacks = the possibility of more Recruitment becomes better.
All We are saying is that restriction of Muslim Immigration is in part desired for the protection of Muslim Lives as well.
If Muslim People just absolutely canNOT stand up to Extremist Forces within their own lands, to save their own people and themselves
If Muslim People just have ZERO WAY to eradicate Fanatical Islamists from their Homelands
that is a terribly sad state of affairs, all of us agree.
Just some of us do NOT agree that American People should have to have their family members killed and their wives, sisters and daughters raped bcuz Muslim People cannot make their own countries a place they can live.
Some of us feel like the penalty for The Failures of Muslim People and The Demonic Edicts & Imams of Islam should not be the brutal murder and rape of American People.
how many people in the world? 6 innocent people die? why do you give a fuck and how does this correlate to anything trump or isis is doing. this isn't news, its a shame. fuck him and anyone who has an opinion on it. go to the city and you have a better chance of being stabbed for your wallet then you do being blown up by a muslim. this world is pathetic
+1
I remember there were some posters here saying you're more likely to get bit by a shark than shot by a cop, to make a point. And they were right media just making up boogie men. Sadly those same posters are now deathly afraid of muslims when you're more likely to get shot by a cop than killed by a muslim. So... yeah fear sells. Muslim are the new boogie man. The left and the right are both pussies that can't really think on their own.
I think that with many people it is not that they are afraid of Muslims at all but that they are enraged at the idea that these people somehow manage to get to a place where they can Murder, rape and reign Terror down bcuz some God told them to do that.
Everyone always says: "Afraid of Muslims" and thats really Lazy.
Whats really present is an absolute and total lack of interest in getting into a spot where one of these SubHuman pieces of walking shit can successfully hurt or kill our loved ones and a complete disgust at creatures stupid enough to be able to not just WORSHIP such a Primitive Obviously Made Up "Religion" but COMMIT THEMSELVES to such a Death Cult that they can manage to get inspired enough to kill so many innocent people, in the name of that Death Cult.
Which one appears to be "Superior" to you?
Of the Below Photos?
Islam teaches that one of these two is a a Lesser Being and Must Convert, Submit or Die.
Islam further INSISTS that one of the two groups of people shown above, due to the way they are dressed, are "Asking to be Raped" and under Sharia Law were they to be Raped it is they who would be prosecuted for "Tempting a Male Muslim".
The Man would be held completely unaccountable.
Do what you want though, whatever is easiest for you. Continue to believe that We Fear Them
which is the same as saying We Fear a Large Group of Brain damaged Cockroaches.
Let them into your Country. I personally am not long for this world due to Health.
So its really ya'll's deal
and much much less mine
I'm real puzzled how so many guys who are able to Handicap Football Games and locate the Right Side
are having such intense challenge figuring out certain questions that Face Us now
So puzzling in fact, this that I am on The Welcome Mat of concluding that this affair HAS to place out a specific way.
And that we, Americans that is, have Zero Real ability to influence that outcome.
"Written In The Stars", if you will......to use a metaphor.
Massive Support from The Left and even Gays supporting the Death Cult and even many American Women and Gays shouting that Islam MUST be permitted to Enter Here
supports my theory.
That We have no say in where this goes.
The Eventual Outcome of this.
This World did not have to be this way.
One Thing made it be this way.
Islam.
Most of You will die never grasping that fact.
Because
for some reason
you could not summon even enough Vision to see what was right in front of your fucking faces.
maybe this does have to play out some certain way and we do indeed have Zero Input on what that outcome will be
cuz within the Animal Kingdom creatures that are Wounded, mentally
are pared from the herd.
Perhaps Our Own Stupidity, Weakness and abject Cowardice
has cause the Clock to strike the hour that our own Departure
is best for Humanity.
Cuz We are Dragging Down The Herd.
And they were, in fact....
"Right".
They were
in the end
Superior.
I grasp that the above is Harsh
but necessary to type and have you see cuz with Islam having managed to insert itself so well into The Left's Movement
to the degree that even the woman LEADING the Protests against Donald Trump that happened in DC and 69 other countries
Protests in favor of Islamic Immigration to USA
speaks openly of being in favor of Sharia Law in USA
and has even said in interview, recorded, that she desires Sharia within USA
and when it is considered how intensely DIFFICULT the decision of whether to allow Mass Islamic Immigration into USA
is.....how apparently HARD it is for people to figure out why this might be a bad idea
despite the fact that Americans basically all know that Islam subjugates Women, throws Gay People of off Buildings and Rapes Children
The fact that the decision is such a difficult one for you people: Whether those who worship a "religion" that supports these things
should be allowed to come live here with us
or not
Has put us in a place where the words in this post must be read, these thought considered, within this situation.
Very Very good chance exists, due to the behavior of The Left & Liberals in this country
That it is time for The Human Herd to be thinned
and We are the ones that need to get gone.
Bcuz we are so damn Cowardly.
So completely unable to Overcome a pack of Cockroach-People who somehow Time Traveled here from 666 A.D.
So Very Sad.
And shocking. We considered ourselves so tough
so "Smart"
I wonder if They give out Participation Trophies in The AfterLife.
One Thing made it be this way.
Islam.
Most of You will die never grasping that fact.
Because
for some reason
you could not summon even enough Vision to see what was right in front of your fucking faces.
maybe this does have to play out some certain way and we do indeed have Zero Input on what that outcome will be
cuz within the Animal Kingdom creatures that are Wounded, mentally
are pared from the herd.
Perhaps Our Own Stupidity, Weakness and abject Cowardice
has cause the Clock to strike the hour that our own Departure
is best for Humanity.
Cuz We are Dragging Down The Herd.
And they were, in fact....
"Right".
They were
in the end
Superior.
I grasp that the above is Harsh
but necessary to type and have you see cuz with Islam having managed to insert itself so well into The Left's Movement
to the degree that even the woman LEADING the Protests against Donald Trump that happened in DC and 69 other countries
Protests in favor of Islamic Immigration to USA
speaks openly of being in favor of Sharia Law in USA
and has even said in interview, recorded, that she desires Sharia within USA
and when it is considered how intensely DIFFICULT the decision of whether to allow Mass Islamic Immigration into USA
is.....how apparently HARD it is for people to figure out why this might be a bad idea
despite the fact that Americans basically all know that Islam subjugates Women, throws Gay People of off Buildings and Rapes Children
The fact that the decision is such a difficult one for you people: Whether those who worship a "religion" that supports these things
should be allowed to come live here with us
or not
Has put us in a place where the words in this post must be read, these thought considered, within this situation.
Very Very good chance exists, due to the behavior of The Left & Liberals in this country
That it is time for The Human Herd to be thinned
and We are the ones that need to get gone.
Bcuz we are so damn Cowardly.
So completely unable to Overcome a pack of Cockroach-People who somehow Time Traveled here from 666 A.D.
So Very Sad.
And shocking. We considered ourselves so tough
so "Smart" I wonder if They give out Participation Trophies in The AfterLife.
