Posted on 07/27/2014 10:08:43 AM PDT by Olog-hai
Germany on Sunday advised all citizens currently in Libya to immediately leave the strife-torn country, following measures taken by countries including Britain and the United States to protect citizens from increasing violence.
“The situation is extremely unpredictable and uncertain,” the German foreign ministry said. “German nationals are at increased risk of kidnapping and attacks.” …
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Ich bin ein Bye-Libyer
That Arab spring is going exceedingly well.
Now, go look at the countries with the most violent crimes per 100,000 people. Muslim countries top the list, even when their religion controls over 95% of the population. Yet we still hear about "peace-loving Muslims". Really? If they are not to be found in the countries where they dominate, where are they? Naw, peace-loving Muslims is a myth.
Wow. They are making Obama seem like a leader. I thought we waited too long. I guess there’s always stragglers.
Same thing with Iraq.
Same thing with supporting Hamas via the Palestinians.
Same thing with Syria.
What's most noticeable is thst he has given the muzzies the advantage. I.E., Kill all the Christians and Jews and said and does nothing.
He's a muzzie through and through.
What are they doing there to begin with?
I have it on good, non-news authority by someone who is handling some things there that Libya is about to disintegrate with extreme prejudice.
Islam is a death cult out for total global domination. The most miserable I have ever been was having to travel thru the Middle East among large swaths of terror supporting swine un-armed.
At least here in Texas, I can put a wall of lead in between me and any potential terrorist.
But mien volk...let’s boycott Israel and scream and holler about Israeli war crimes in Gaza!/s
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