Well, when a terrorist kills Obama, and Dave and a few others here proceed to give the terrorist a medal and throw a parade in his honor I will retract my statement that Guesser is a drama queen and call Dave a terrorist supporting POS. Until then, I'll stick with Guesser is a drama queen. That is the only way to explain the manner in which he repeatedly bumped that "Where is Terrorists Lover Dave's Retraction, Apology" thread for months.
When you get nasty, I get nasty back.
There was no defense actual fund, hence Dave wishing there was one, and saying he'd contribute to one. You read his and some of the other sickos insane, made up shit down here, regarding their hatred of Obama. I am 100% confident, if there was such a defense fund, and the Terrorist Supporting POS had any money, he'd gleefully contribute to such a fund. Only a very, very sick, extremest mind could even come up with such a sick post that sending Ricin to Obama and Bloomberg was Patriotic.
BBC
Benjamin Netanyahu rocked the Capitol.
His political stagecraft was unbelievable.
He had them cheering, whooping and hollering.
And that was before he'd said a word.
He knew every button to press.
It was said of the charismatic British Conservative politician, Michael Heseltine, that he knew like no other how to find his party's G-spot - well, another more anatomical word was used, but let's not dwell on that.
Bibi does the same in Congress, to the Republican section of the audience at least, and some Democrats - though many stayed away
It is hard to think of any other national assembly - including Israel - where Mr Netanyahu would be given such adulation.
Benjamin Netanyahu rocked the Capitol.
His political stagecraft was unbelievable.
He had them cheering, whooping and hollering.
And that was before he'd said a word.
He knew every button to press.
It was said of the charismatic British Conservative politician, Michael Heseltine, that he knew like no other how to find his party's G-spot - well, another more anatomical word was used, but let's not dwell on that.
Bibi does the same in Congress, to the Republican section of the audience at least, and some Democrats - though many stayed away
It is hard to think of any other national assembly - including Israel - where Mr Netanyahu would be given such adulation.
[h=1]Norway Just Deported 824 Muslims, Violent Crime Drops 30%[/h]
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http://qpolitical.com/norway-just-d...ery-american-needs-to-see-what-happened-next/
[ Hmm... If Islam is the religion of peace, why does Egypt need to shut down an astounding 27,000 mosques to fight terrorism? How many Christian churches are
shut down around the world in order to fight terrorism? Hmmmmmm? ]
[h=1]Egyptian Government Closes 27,000 MOSQUES in Move to Fight Terrorism[/h] [h=3]Posted by Jim Hoft on Tuesday, March 3, 2015, 5:08 PM[/h]
Egyptian President Abdel-Fatteh El-Sisi told attendees at Davos that Islam was in need of a “religious revolution.”
The Egyptian Ministry of Religious Endowment shuttered 27,000 local mosques under the pretext of fighting terrorism.
Al-Monitor reported:
shut down around the world in order to fight terrorism? Hmmmmmm? ]
[h=1]Egyptian Government Closes 27,000 MOSQUES in Move to Fight Terrorism[/h] [h=3]Posted by Jim Hoft on Tuesday, March 3, 2015, 5:08 PM[/h]
Egyptian President Abdel-Fatteh El-Sisi told attendees at Davos that Islam was in need of a “religious revolution.”
The Egyptian Ministry of Religious Endowment shuttered 27,000 local mosques under the pretext of fighting terrorism.
Al-Monitor reported:
The Egyptian Ministry of Religious Endowment has shuttered 27,000 local places of worship under the pretext of fighting terrorism, while awarding 400 preaching permits to Salafists.
An Egyptian administrative court on Feb. 18 upheld the Ministry of Religious Endowments’ decision issued in September 2013 to close down neighborhood places of worship of less than 80 square meters (861 square feet), a move intended to protect young people from the militancy and extremism that can prevail in such places, which lack the legal standing to hold Friday prayers.
This move sets a precedent that raises many questions about the fate of mosques in many Egyptian villages, the grounds of which are usually less than 80 square meters. In reply, opponents of the decision such as the Salafist Nour Party claimed that closing down places of worship without providing a larger alternative serves to further bolster extremist ideology, considering that the larger existing mosques cannot accommodate Friday worshippers who line surrounding streets to pray. On the opposite end of the spectrum, supporters of the decision such as intellectuals and scholars say that those mosques are time bombs that threaten national security, as they fall outside the purview of the Ministry of Religious Endowments and are used to spread subversive ideologies.
An Egyptian administrative court on Feb. 18 upheld the Ministry of Religious Endowments’ decision issued in September 2013 to close down neighborhood places of worship of less than 80 square meters (861 square feet), a move intended to protect young people from the militancy and extremism that can prevail in such places, which lack the legal standing to hold Friday prayers.
This move sets a precedent that raises many questions about the fate of mosques in many Egyptian villages, the grounds of which are usually less than 80 square meters. In reply, opponents of the decision such as the Salafist Nour Party claimed that closing down places of worship without providing a larger alternative serves to further bolster extremist ideology, considering that the larger existing mosques cannot accommodate Friday worshippers who line surrounding streets to pray. On the opposite end of the spectrum, supporters of the decision such as intellectuals and scholars say that those mosques are time bombs that threaten national security, as they fall outside the purview of the Ministry of Religious Endowments and are used to spread subversive ideologies.
A 2008 thread lmao! In any case, just one point from me...Anyone who says a "religion" or any vast body of knowledge is about "one thing" is just a moron trying to simplify things to his level. The religion of Islam isn't dedicated to war anymore than any of the other major religions are. But any religion is dedicated to converting people to it, and through history that just went hand in hand with politics, and apparently still is. The whole Islam and war thing is just an interpretation spin put on parts of the religion and exaggerated out of proportion and made to seem that it applies to more than it does. As if Christians didn't enslave and rule over the whole world at some point either, come on!
There are warmongering fools in any culture and time in history, and I find it terribly ironic that Americans are crying wolf about it now.
There are warmongering fools in any culture and time in history, and I find it terribly ironic that Americans are crying wolf about it now.
