The High Price of Telling the Truth About Islam
POSTED BY: AURaptor
UPDATED: Monday, February 6, 2017 02:51
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So, no one caring that Muslims, once again, are destroying ancient artifacts ?
Is it just because they're in AFRICA ? I mean, really...should it matter where they are? Does the caring kick in once it's something more significant, or maybe when they start building mosques on ( or near ) destroyed land marks ?
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Originally posted by Niki2:
Quote:There it is in a nutshell.
One side's military tactic is another ones terrorist act. If you have the military technology and might, you employ similar tactics as the US does in armed conflict, if you do not, you might use guerrilla or terror tactics. That also happened in WW2 and we call them resistence fighters.
As to Raptor and Muslims, I think he should go work for Allen West. Never was there such a Islamophobe more in keeping with his mentality, and neither of them will ever be able to see reality. Bear in mind, again, that the insane never think THEY'RE insane.
Raptor will always, always look for anything he can find to put up and sneer "THAT for your religion of peace", despite knowing no actual truths about Islam or anything ELSE. It's his own private paranoia, I say leave him to it, it keeps him happy. RWA's are only content when there are conspiracies and things to fear that they can focus on. Why bother trying to show them reality?
Just for the amusement of others, however, yeah, Bush thought of it partly as a religious war on Islam, it kinda snuk out in his choice of wording:Quote:
First he called it a "Crusade" on 9/16/2001, a word that brings to mind the early Christian Crusades where Christian's waged war on Muslim's and other "heretics" to convert them to Christianity. Despite the "faux pas", he's been describing his wars in Religious terms ever since (suggesting it was no mistake).
Speaking before the conservative Heritage Foundation (the only place left on Earth that still thinks Bush is doing a great job) on Nov 1st, 2007, President Bush again refers to his "War on Terror" in religious terms. Naturally, Muslims can't help but interpret this as a "holy war on Islam".
Thanks Niki. I remember this.
Anyway, enough from me. I've had some time on my hands this week and I've wasted enough of it.
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Originally posted by AURaptor:
So, no one caring that Muslims, once again, are destroying ancient artifacts ?
Is it just because they're in AFRICA ? I mean, really...should it matter where they are? Does the caring kick in once it's something more significant, or maybe when they start building mosques on ( or near ) destroyed land marks ?
They're, incidentally, destroying muslim holy sites. Sucks for world cultural heritage but sucks even more for the muslims who hold them particularly dear. Would it be a problem if muslims (re)built mosques on or near those destroyed historic landmarks?
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Express, its like Fox or the dailymail... so take it with a pinch of salt
Peugeot car plant closed as Muslim workers took 'too many prayer breaks', claims official
THE head of the France's centre-right Union of Democrats and Independents (UDI) political party, Jean-Christophe Lagarde, has claimed a PSA Peugeot Citroen car plant had to close because it had hired too many "unproductive" Muslim employees.
http://www.express.co.uk/news/world/750123/peugeot-car-plant-closed-mu
slim-prayer-breaks-workers-took-too-many-claims-official
Head of France’s UDI party claims Peugeot car plant closed as Muslims took 'too many prayer breaks'
The hardline centrist, who is also deputy mayor of Drancy, a suburb northeast of Paris, said that the carmaker's Aulnay plant, which closed in 2013, had been forced to shut its doors because of "problems arising from never-ending religious demands by Muslim employees".
He said: "The Aulnay site closed because Muslim employees were constantly taking unscheduled prayer breaks and had become unproductive. It's the truth. A Peugeot official told me that it was one - but obviously not the only - of the reasons the plant was shut down."
The shocking claims were made in French newspaper France Info.
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Claims were made by Jean-Christophe Lagarde head of UDI and deputy mayor of Drancy
Mr Lagarde added that he wasn't trying to "irk" Muslims and spark a controversial debate about religion at work, but said he wanted to "end the Omerta".
The Aulnay site closed because Muslim employees were constantly taking unscheduled prayer breaks
Jean-Christophe Lagarde - Head of UDI party
He said: "Some Muslim employees are proselytising at work and harassing their non-Muslim co-workers.
No one should feel under pressure to convert to Islam or accommodate religious colleagues. Because religion has no place in the workplace.:
A Peugeot spokesperson, however, has denied Mr Lagarde's "inflammatory" claims and said that, at the time, the automobile behemoth had been on the brink of bankruptcy and that bosses had decided to close the Aulnay plant to "cut losses".
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Originally posted by JAYNEZTOWN:
Express, its like Fox or the dailymail... so take it with a pinch of salt
Peugeot car plant closed as Muslim workers took 'too many prayer breaks', claims official
THE head of the France's centre-right Union of Democrats and Independents (UDI) political party, Jean-Christophe Lagarde, has claimed a PSA Peugeot Citroen car plant had to close because it had hired too many "unproductive" Muslim employees.
http://www.express.co.uk/news/world/750123/peugeot-car-plant-closed-mu
slim-prayer-breaks-workers-took-too-many-claims-official
Head of France’s UDI party claims Peugeot car plant closed as Muslims took 'too many prayer breaks'
The hardline centrist, who is also deputy mayor of Drancy, a suburb northeast of Paris, said that the carmaker's Aulnay plant, which closed in 2013, had been forced to shut its doors because of "problems arising from never-ending religious demands by Muslim employees".
He said: "The Aulnay site closed because Muslim employees were constantly taking unscheduled prayer breaks and had become unproductive. It's the truth. A Peugeot official told me that it was one - but obviously not the only - of the reasons the plant was shut down."
The shocking claims were made in French newspaper France Info.
Related articles
'Illegal' mosque faces closure amid claims it's 'breeding' jihad
Imam says chess is WORSE than gambling and eating pork
Claims were made by Jean-Christophe Lagarde head of UDI and deputy mayor of Drancy
Mr Lagarde added that he wasn't trying to "irk" Muslims and spark a controversial debate about religion at work, but said he wanted to "end the Omerta".
The Aulnay site closed because Muslim employees were constantly taking unscheduled prayer breaks
Jean-Christophe Lagarde - Head of UDI party
He said: "Some Muslim employees are proselytising at work and harassing their non-Muslim co-workers.
No one should feel under pressure to convert to Islam or accommodate religious colleagues. Because religion has no place in the workplace.:
A Peugeot spokesperson, however, has denied Mr Lagarde's "inflammatory" claims and said that, at the time, the automobile behemoth had been on the brink of bankruptcy and that bosses had decided to close the Aulnay plant to "cut losses".
That's just crazy talk.
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