Posted on 07/16/2014 9:39:25 AM PDT by Dr. Thorne
WASHINGTON – Islamic State jihadists not only have designs on Saudi Arabia, Israel and Rome for their caliphate but also on Spain and other lands Muslims occupied from A.D. 622 to 1492. In a newly released video in Arabic, Islamic State jihadists vowed to “conquer Israel, Rome and Spain.” IS would redraw boundaries of countries, separate Shia and Sunni Muslims, and subject everyone to extreme Islamic law, or Shariah.
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Yes, just like our Lord, he would.
Why not reclaim Constantinople and Jerusalem for Christendom then? The West had its best chance in 1918...
An even better question is..."what will 'the Pope is the Antichrist' gang do?"
Where will a continent shorn of its manhood, wallowing in PC, find its Charles Martel, Holger Danske, Rodrigo Díaz de Vivar, or Vlad Tepes this time?
Russia, possibly.
Good Lord, who could have seen that coming 30 years ago? It might be a good thing we spent all those years praying for Russia! I feel like I have landed in “Alice In Wonderland”.
I know what you mean.
We are dealing with those who worship satan the devil.
There’s Iran, too. The way the mullahs probably see it, if they destroy the Vatican, they’ll have destroyed its religion.
All muslims need a compass to find allah & IF there suddenly was no Kaaba(pssst, allah protects the kaaba)... where would all their prayers go? The Kaaba is the center of islam!!
True. That’s a good point. Let’s take it a step further.
There’s so much concern about oil and fuel prices, that our western nations are betraying allies and our own defense (e.g., Iran threatening to destroy us for years while building nukes). If oil supplies were already smashed (in Iran and the countries of its allies, for example), the unnatural concerns about oil would abandon us.
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