Posted on 01/16/2015 9:44:39 AM PST by Sean_Anthony
Or in order not to offend the followers of Islam should those observers of the crimes just forget about seeking justice? I don't know, you tell me
With all the publicity in world-wide publications reporting on Islamic terrorism, the Obama Administration, and its leader, Barack H. Obama in particular, just can’t associate a connection between the two words, ‘Islam(ic)’ and ‘terrorism’. In their small world of personal intelligence and actual brains, Islam is known only as a “peaceful religion”.
In their diminutive world of opium or whatever brain destroyer they are currently absorbed in at any given moment, Islamic terrorism just doesn’t exist and all the mayhem, hijacking and destruction, including murder, is perpetrated by “thugs”, to which, they claim, Islam has no connection.
Never mind, eyewitness accounts from all forms of human world natives to the contrary, Obama has decreed that to mention the two words, Islam (ic) and terror(ism) is, in their minds, “Hate Speech” and punishable by legislation (of their selective choice.) It sometimes appears that “hate speech” is very, very selective depending on who uses it.
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WHY?
I like Satan’s warrior too.
Koranic Terrorism works too.
The only reason a descriptor should be used - ever - in a news cast is if it’s relevant to the motive of the story. In this case the reason the terrorists carried out the attack was because of Islam so yes, it should be included as the descriptor.
Say what is true.
Ya....don’t all military and diplomatic theories teach that the best way to avoid any threat is to refuse to acknowledge it for what it is?
By the 3rd grade most kids have learned on the playground that this never works.
How about bitter clingers (sword/Koran).
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