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Originally posted by ParasuvO
Originally posted by daaskapital
While it is horrifying that the West is backing the rebel extremists, i must ask if you could please remove the second picture of the children. I don't think that stuff should be shown on ATS, and i also believe that it may be treading on the t&c's a bit...
Thanks.
Why is the truth disturbing ?
A picture of the situation seems spot on , I seriously wonder if this same comments about OMG the picture! would be taken seriously if this was Israel or any other western nation.
I am amazed at this response, frankly.
Originally posted by ThreeBears
Originally posted by ParasuvO
Originally posted by daaskapital
While it is horrifying that the West is backing the rebel extremists, i must ask if you could please remove the second picture of the children. I don't think that stuff should be shown on ATS, and i also believe that it may be treading on the t&c's a bit...
Thanks.
Why is the truth disturbing ?
A picture of the situation seems spot on , I seriously wonder if this same comments about OMG the picture! would be taken seriously if this was Israel or any other western nation.
I am amazed at this response, frankly.
EXACTLY, ^THIS^. I say LEAVE THE PICTURE UP
To HELL with PROTECTING the LIE of Religion of Peace, Peace my ass
They do this # to their Very own, why Coddle and HIDE IT?
Let the whole WORLD SEE what the FILTH DOES from the Pits of HADES, REGARDLESS of what bull# god or religion they lay claim too
Originally posted by LABTECH767
reply to post by purplemer
Bashir isn't even a beardy extremist wanting to be seen like the western leader's in a suit and tie so why are we trying to destroy him, if the Syrian orthodox church is destroyed then it is my duty and that of every other Christian to find those responsible and bring then to GOD's justice for this is not less than an assault on christ.
edit on 9-6-2013 by LABTECH767 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Sonny2
Originally posted by LABTECH767
reply to post by purplemer
Bashir isn't even a beardy extremist wanting to be seen like the western leader's in a suit and tie so why are we trying to destroy him, if the Syrian orthodox church is destroyed then it is my duty and that of every other Christian to find those responsible and bring then to GOD's justice for this is not less than an assault on christ.
edit on 9-6-2013 by LABTECH767 because: (no reason given)
This is not attack on christianity, this is attack on all religions. 99% of people killed by those rebels are muslims who are trying to defend their country against radical wahhabi terrorist trained by CIA and paid by Saudi's and Israel.
What kind of media do we have that selects what truth should be allowed and what truth should be hidden?
Originally posted by EarthCitizen07
Originally posted by Sonny2
This is not attack on christianity, this is attack on all religions. 99% of people killed by those rebels are muslims who are trying to defend their country against radical wahhabi terrorist trained by CIA and paid by Saudi's and Israel.
Just imagine the entire middle east becoming AN IRAN how messed up that would be.
Originally posted by Sonny2
Originally posted by EarthCitizen07
Originally posted by Sonny2
This is not attack on christianity, this is attack on all religions. 99% of people killed by those rebels are muslims who are trying to defend their country against radical wahhabi terrorist trained by CIA and paid by Saudi's and Israel.
Just imagine the entire middle east becoming AN IRAN how messed up that would be.
You clearly have no idea what is happening in the middle east, you have been brainwashed by zionist media in US who demonize leaders of other countries like they did to Gaddafi.
Iran is helping Assad against those terrorist rebels, so Iran is helping christians in Syria too.
I wish you I can help but you look like lost case, no offence.
Originally posted by Signals
But....BUT the FSA Rebels are the GOOD GUYS OP....you're seriously way off the mark here!
The original Egyptian organization has spawned branches in 70 countries. These organizations bear the Brotherhood name, but their connections to the founding group vary and some of them may provide financial, logistical, or other support to terrorist organizations. Some terrorist groups—including Hamas, Jamaat al-Islamiyya, and al-Qaeda—have historic and ideological affiliations with the Egyptian Brotherhood. In addition, some of the world’s most dangerous terrorists were once Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood members, including Osama bin Laden’s top deputy Ayman al-Zawahiri. The organization is like “stepping stone,” says Evan Kohlmann, an international terrorism consultant. “[For] someone who is interested in dedicating their lives to a radical Islamist cause, it can be a pathway up…to a more serious dealing with Islam.”
Jamaat al-Islamiyya, which means "the Islamic Group," is Egypt's largest Islamist militant organization and has a presence both in Egypt and abroad. As a radical offshoot of the much older and more grassroots-oriented Muslim Brotherhood, the group has been active since the 1970s. According to the State Department, Jamaat attracts young unemployed graduates and students from urban areas but operates primarily in the southern governorates of Egypt.
Historically, members have campaigned to overthrow the secular Egyptian government and replace it with an Islamic regime. Jamaat used violence within the country to influence a popular movement supporting an Islamic regime and refused to consider a political compromise. The group is best known for the Luxor attack in 1997 that killed fifty-eight foreign tourists and four Egyptians. Attacks on tourists, however, put the group on the fringe of society as the country began to suffer economically from a decrease in tourism. Tourism officials said that the Luxor attack cost Egypt an estimated 50 percent of its average $3.7 billion tourism revenue in 1998, reported the BBC. It is estimated that it took two years for tourism to rebound to the pre-Luxor attack numbers. Following a violent campaign of attacks against the Egyptian government, Coptic Christians, tourists, and other targets, Jamaat al-Islamiyya has largely honored a March 1999 cease-fire with the Egyptian government.