Might see a few in the red states. Fucking idiots. Half of them in the "draw Mohammad" contest probably thought it was the boxer everyone was mad about.

(05-30-2015, 11:19 AM)Donovan Wrote: Fucking idiots. Half of them in the "draw Mohammad" contest probably thought it was the boxer everyone was mad about.

I was gonna mock you for suggesting that so many people could be that ignorant.

Then I saw the winning drawing from last night's contest.

More Wanna-Be Terrorists Thwarted



Usaamah Rahim, 26, (^ top) was fatally shot on Tuesday after waving a military knife at law enforcement officers in Boston. Rahim was being monitored by anit-terrorism surveillance and was approached by police after making threatening comments and posts to associates.

David Wright (^ bottom) is an associate of Rahim who was arrested following the shooting. He is charged with obstruction for trying to delete texts from Rahim's phone.

Rahim, a security guard who officials believe was radicalized by ISIS and other extremists, decided to target the "boys in blue", according to court documents.

"I can't wait that long," he said of the original Geller beheading plan, according to an FBI affidavit filed in federal court in Boston.

Geller drew national attention last month after an off-duty police officer working security thwarted an attack at her organization's contest for Prophet Mohammed drawings in Garland, Texas. She's president of the American Freedom Defense Initiative, which includes subsidiary programs Stop Islamization of America and Stop Islamization of Nations.


Geller ^ said, "They targeted me for violating Sharia blasphemy laws. They mean to kill everyone who doesn't do their bidding and abide by their law voluntarily. This is a showdown for American freedom. Will we stand against this savagery or bow down to them and silence ourselves?"

Geller said that she's had an "army of security" since last month's Texas incident. "This is what is required just to show a cartoon in America, 2015," she said. "It's striking. It's devastating, and people need to understand what's at stake. I mean, if we surrender on this point, what will we surrender next?"

Ref: http://www.cnn.com/2015/06/03/us/boston-...-shooting/

Muhammad is dead. Today is his death date. Happy death day Muhammad!

ISIS are killing people in some of the most obscene ways imaginable. I didn't think anything could come close to the horror I felt when I saw the pilot in the cage and they lit him on fire but this ranks up there.









These guys were locked into a car -

Nice try. Those are obvious outtakes from Islamic Fear Factor, with you host Abdullah Joe Rogan.

Huh

Totally kidding.

ISIS are monsters. Pure evil on earth, and they are giving the world a front row seat to it... as well as the middle finger.

They have no soul, no heart. I think they are all savages.

Where is Michael Moore, he should do a documentary. Go over and explain what he wants to do.

3 Terrorist Attacks Back to Back

The lone wolf and local network terrorist attacks are no longer something being anticipated, they're reality.

Last week was a bad one for anti-terror authorities and a lot of innocent families.

-- On Friday morning, European time, the head of the decapitated manager of a transportation company was found hanging from a fence near Lyon, in southern France, along with two banners said to bear Islamic writing. The attack, at a U.S.-owned factory, began when a delivery van, allegedly driven by Yassin Salhi, entered the facility, according to Paris Prosecutor Francois Molins, whose office handles anti-terrorism cases throughout France.

-- Not long after that, a bomb ripped through Al-Sadiq mosque in Kuwait's capital during Friday prayers -- a time when mosques are packed with worshippers. At least 27 people were killed. ISIS has posted a video of a man it claims is the suicide bomber, identifying him as Abu Suleiman al-Muwahid -- presumably a nom de guerre.

-- Then came news that a gunman had sprayed a tourist beach in Sousse, Tunisia, with bullets, killing at least 38 people and injuring at least 39 others. ISIS has claimed responsibility for that attack, as well, though this claim may be more tenuous. The attacker, identified by authorities as 24-year-old Saif Al-Deen Al Rezgui, was shot dead by police Friday outside the hotel.

Full story: http://www.cnn.com/2015/06/29/africa/tun...or-attack/

Horrible :(

I read today that the FBI in all states is on high alert for the next several days because of the holiday weekend and the threat of terrorism is great.

(06-30-2015, 02:25 PM)Duchess Wrote:

Horrible :(

I read today that the FBI in all states is on high alert for the next several days because of the holiday weekend and the threat of terrorism is great.

It may be difficult to tell the difference between gun shots & heavy duty fireworks! It will be a very trying long July 4^th weekend!

Those SOB ISIS fucker's are looking to strike fear in the hearts of people, it's working!
Savages is much too kind a word to call them!

The US did the same thing during the American Philippian war that was over 100 yrs ago. I'm not saying ISIS are not a bunch of cowards although the U.S. did the same.

The shift to guerrilla warfare drove the US Army to adopt counter-insurgency tactics. Civilians were given identification and forced into concentration camps with a publicly announced deadline after which all persons found outside of camps without identification would be shot on sight. Thousands of civilians died in these camps due to poor conditions

Anthony Michea, of the Third Artillery:

We bombarded a place called Malabon, and then we went in and killed every native we met, men, women, and children. It was a dreadful sight, the killing of the poor creatures. The natives captured some of the Americans and literally hacked them to pieces, so we got orders to spare no one.

ISIS was in every country at one time or another.

The Devil goes by many names.

The U. K is very worried (as they should be) that homegrown terrorists will become more and more prevalent.

When is the appropriate time to simply deport an entire ethnic segment to ensure the safety of others?

Will the U.S. ultimately have to do this too?

(06-30-2015, 08:26 PM)Midwest Spy Wrote: The U. K is very worried (as they should be) that homegrown terrorists will become more and more prevalent.

When is the appropriate time to simply deport an entire ethnic segment to ensure the safety of others?

Will the U.S. ultimately have to do this too?

Unfortunately, our country is way too politically correct to do anything for the sake of the masses.....Not in a million years IMO
On Masterchef, just for example, one of the home cooks wears a modified burka headpiece....This shouldn't bother me, but I was always told growing up "when in Rome, etc." I secretly don't want her to win anything and that makes me feel guilty for judging her......but I don't like any country who oppresses women and that, to me, is demeaning to women (wearing head gear, veils, etc., made to hide the face, hair and any possible attractive part of the female body).......Of course, back in the day, men in the U.S. didn't wear hats inside a building, either.....

I take my hat off when entering a building but only because there are no birds in buildings. At least only the long legged ones.

We've got a mini-block party going on up the street -- just hopping between 6 garages/driveways with barbecues, beer & shots, and shooting the shit with the neighbors mostly. Laid back way to spend U.S. Independence Day.

Freedom and peace; sometimes it's easy to take them for granted.

Not so over in Syria. It's been years and still thousands of Syrian citizens are killing and dying because they want more freedom and civil liberties than they had under the existing secular rule. And, thousands of ISIS fighters from across the region are killing and dying to take religious freedom and civil liberties away from all Syrian citizens and rule by force over an envisioned Islamic caliphate. Still thousands more are killing and dying in attempt to resist both the rebel citizens and the ISIS fighters and get back the freedoms they once had under the current secular government.


ISIS has released a shocking video of child executioners being forced to brutally shoot dead 25 regime soldiers on the stage of the Roman amphitheatre in the ancient Syrian city of Palmyra. The condemned soldiers were marched into the amphitheatre by adult ISIS soldiers and forced to line up on their knees. Moments later a group of child executioners, all dressed in desert camouflage and bandanas, are marched into the Unesco-listed ruins. A giant ISIS flag hangs in the background while a blood-thirsty crowd of men and boys awaits the mass slaughter. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/ushome/index.html

When in a Roman coliseum do as the Romans did.