Next up for ISIS destruction: Sphinx and Pyramids

Hell yes! It's about time those ancient illuminati strongholds were decimated!

a reply to: thesmokingman

Nah, the US profiteers will never destroy anything that can not be sold for more profits, black market baby.

Most of the museums that were raided in Iraq their artifacts were taken no destroyed, now I know that one side was damaged due to bombings but I believe it was not in purpose.

originally posted by: marg6043
a reply to: Krazysh0t

You miss the hole issue and that is what Islami is and what is done in its name, we are not talking about Christians, Jews or any other religious believes.

The last time I check it is Islamic believes the ones been in the spot light right now.

No. It is a bunch of religious fundamentalists USING the Islamic religion to spread their intolerance. The same way that Westboro uses the Christian religion to spread their version of intolerance.

And yes it is been acts of terrorism in the US, so yes Islamic believes has killed already here in the US.

Hmmm...

Non-Musli ms Carried Out More than 90% of All Terrorist Attacks on U.S. Soil

What is happening in the middle east with ISIS, Alqaida and the Taliban can happen in any country including the US once the common believes takes over, that means aligning to their base of that believes and laws.

The only way that would happen is if America shifted towards Christian fundamentalism. There is no conceivable threat that the majority population of the states would ever convert to Islam, let alone adopt a Muslim theocracy. Christians have been trying for decades to get a Christian theocracy and haven't succeeded yet, Muslim chances of this happening are WAY worse.

So, do not try to detract from the main Issue because Islam and their law is the same anywhere you go and doesn't change just because Islam moves from one continent to another one, the basics of their believes is the same

Remember is only one Islamic law.

Just like there is only one Christian law and one Jewish law. Good thing the US Constitution doesn't recognize theocratic law, so anyone obeying such decrees would quickly go to jail if they broke our secular laws.

You do know that there is a code of laws in the Bible that are particularly nasty that a fundamentalist group could seize on and start spreading similar hate as ISIS does right?

a reply to: Krazysh0t

In the name of religion more people has been killed in the entire world historically than any natural means.

Sadly the same way that we had the rise of the Middle age Christianity now we got Islam.

Still I wonder how many people have to die before Islam learn to get alone with no only each other but the rest of those that do not believe in their Islamic fundamentalism crusade, I believe is going to get a lot worst before it gets better, or by them we may have another type of religion to take their place with a new crusade.

a reply to: Krazysh0t

And not Islam is the only law from where religious believes are follow by, the only other religion that can compare is Judaism, because Christianity laws were those in their commandments.

We all know how that works.

Still under the constitution of the US Islam is protected as a religion but their laws are not protected.

originally posted by: marg6043
a reply to: Krazysh0t

And not Islam is the only law from where religious believes are follow by, the only other religion that can compare is Judaism, because Christianity laws were those in their commandments.

We all know how that works.

Still under the constitution of the US Islam is protected as a religion but their laws are not protected.

............and until religious people come to grips that the laws (or commandments) they're following were written by MAN and not 'god', people will keep on getting killed, as they have for thousands of years.

a reply to: UnBreakable

Amen to that, I am no religious follower as I don't believe in organized religion, still I am not atheist by any means.

originally posted by: UnBreakable

originally posted by: marg6043
a reply to: Krazysh0t

And not Islam is the only law from where religious believes are follow by, the only other religion that can compare is Judaism, because Christianity laws were those in their commandments.

We all know how that works.

Still under the constitution of the US Islam is protected as a religion but their laws are not protected.

............and until religious people come to grips that the laws (or commandments) they're following were written by MAN and not 'god', people will keep on getting killed, as they have for thousands of years.

I'm right there with you buddy. Good luck to us, not holding my breath.

originally posted by: marg6043
a reply to: Krazysh0t

In the name of religion more people has been killed in the entire world historically than any natural means.

I agree. Religion is truly a terrible institution.

Sadly the same way that we had the rise of the Middle age Christianity now we got Islam.

I wouldn't say that the ways are the same (the reason for each arising are actually very different), but I will agree that the outcome is the same.

Still I wonder how many people have to die before Islam learn to get alone with no only each other but the rest of those that do not believe in their Islamic fundamentalism crusade, I believe is going to get a lot worst before it gets better, or by them we may have another type of religion to take their place with a new crusade.

There are plenty of Muslims that play by the rules. Muslims fundamentalism is a VERY small percentage of Muslims in the world, and that goes even more so for Muslims that live in the Western world. Did it occur to you that maybe these Muslims moved to the west to get AWAY from such backwards thinking and wanting to worship Islam peacefully?

originally posted by: marg6043
a reply to: Krazysh0t

And not Islam is the only law from where religious believes are follow by, the only other religion that can compare is Judaism, because Christianity laws were those in their commandments.

Don't forget about Leviticus or the Deuteronomic Code.

We all know how that works.

Still under the constitution of the US Islam is protected as a religion but their laws are not protected.

As it should be. Freedom of religion and all that jazz plus separation of church and state.

a reply to: IShotMyLastMuse

Nobody is doing anything because ISIS is controlled opposition. Big Hollywood production with real blood, destruction, and death.

Cant believe a majority of the world populace cannot see it.

a reply to: UnBreakable

The difference being, of course, that the Egyptian government will not allow these freaks to get anywhere near their historical sites.

If anyone in Egypt attempts to damage these sites, the Egyptian government would round up all those involved and imprison them for decades.

originally posted by: UnBreakable

originally posted by: marg6043
a reply to: Krazysh0t

And not Islam is the only law from where religious believes are follow by, the only other religion that can compare is Judaism, because Christianity laws were those in their commandments.

We all know how that works.

Still under the constitution of the US Islam is protected as a religion but their laws are not protected.

............and until religious people come to grips that the laws (or commandments) they're following were written by MAN and not 'god', people will keep on getting killed, as they have for thousands of years.

The only solution is an active and deliberate global push to remove the power of all organized religion wherever it exists.

I don't care what someone personally believed, but these beliefs should have no more involvement in society than a persons appreciation for stamp collecting.

a reply to: Rocker2013

I believe you are right as those historical monuments are a big part of Egypt tourism revenue.

Plus they are impressive and magnificent, I still don't get why Islamic terrorist will want to harm anything like that.

a reply to: Krazysh0t

You know that modern Christian do not abide by the ancient laws of the old testament and when it comes to the commandments they are more like common sense than laws.

While in the middle east they still cut somebody's right hand for petty crimes, we don't do that anymore under Christianity.

Christians no longer stone adulterous women either, I believe.

originally posted by: marg6043
a reply to: Krazysh0t

You know that modern Christian do not abide by the ancient laws of the old testament and when it comes to the commandments they are more like common sense than laws.

Well the majority of Muslims feel the same way about the laws in their book.

While in the middle east they still cut somebody's right hand for petty crimes, we don't do that anymore under Christianity.

That really depends on the country, but you are trying to compare 1st world governments and their laws to 3rd world governments and their laws. That's KIND of an apples to oranges comparison.

Christians no longer stone adulterous women either, I believe.

Nah, they just wait until they get pregnant then firebomb the abortion clinic they go to while yelling the most vile and hateful things to the poor woman trying to get an abortion. Abortion picket lines show some interesting Christian character. No?

There are plenty of Muslims that play by the rules. Muslims fundamentalism is a VERY small percentage of Muslims in the world, and that goes even more so for Muslims that live in the Western world. Did it occur to you that maybe these Muslims moved to the west to get AWAY from such backwards thinking and wanting to worship Islam peacefully?

Oh, I agree, don't get me wrong, I believe that is people that come from Muslim countries that practice Islam that wants to live in America and follow the law, that are here looking for a better life for their family, but I see a hidden bigger group, no small percentage that are here with only one reason and is to find a way under our constitutional laws to pursue and establish their Islamic laws, sorry to say this, but if you migrate to another country totally different than yours and you still want to pursue the same way of life that has been oppressing to you and your family that means that you have no desired to better yourself but impose that oppression into others.

The danger is not what you can perceive or see but is hidden under the layers of deception.

I will never trust anybody that comes to the US with the pretenses of running away from oppressing religious believes and states but still practice those believes and wants our government to cater to them.

a reply to: Krazysh0t

Oh, lord, don't get me started there, while I know it has died down, the fundamentalism Christians are still very much in their pursue of been good soldiers for god.

I actually seen a short article in recent local news that they found in one house a whole bunch of anti abortion propaganda including many rubber dolls of aborted fetuses in different states of development, the news didn't tell what they were to be used for, but I know that in my neck of the woods we have the Baptist church strong hold.

a reply to: MystikMushroom

declared a new crusade on ISIS, and well, Islam in general.

Hmmm...one step closer to World War 3. Right in line with Albert Pikes master plan and Huntingtons Clash Of Civilizations.

Stop, This Planet I want get off.

a reply to: MystikMushroom

"Christian Soldiers" to head on a new crusade?

I mean, we've seen weirder cults and stranger things done in the name of religion.

www.antiwar.com...
Neoconservatives Conquered Washington – and Launched a War
by Michael Lind
April 10, 2003

Nothing weird about it. Oh thats right.... I forgot another name for it is American Exceptionalism...

The US/Israel/Christian/Rabbinic Orgy Cult that practises Blood sacrifice