[9thLife]

Japan’s prime minister expressed outrage

[jocon307]

Gee, wha happened? Did they make fun of Mohammed or something?

I’m sorry for these men, may they rest in peace.

[albie]

Everybody keeps “expressing outrage”. We have the capability to erase these spineless jellyfish from the face of the earth. Why don’t we do it?

[Cletus.D.Yokel]

When translated, he was found to say,

“You ISIS people are going to get a REAL serious talking to!
Now, go to your room and wait until Obama gets home!
And, NO TV for a week!”

[bert]

——President Obama condemned what he called a “brutal murder.”——

Which means he is blinded by ideology. Obama continues to describe what history knows as war to be crime. He is an intellectual midget

The left thinks there is no war. War was abolished. War has been so tightly constrained it can not be.

They continue to lose ground. Until there is war and lots of death and destruction of the enemy, there will be no end.

[Leaning Right]

My prediction: This murder will have exactly the effect that ISIS intended. Japan pledged $200 million dollars to fight ISIS, then a Japanese citizen was killed.

Other nations will get the message: Don't contribute to the anti-ISIS effort, at least not publicly. It's the old story. One wolf will dominate 100 sheep.

[Netz]

I assume he will follow Obama’s lead and sent a strongly worded letter to ISIS while he makes his now famous facial grimace...

[DJ Frisat]

Is the Japanese prime minister also spewing Obama-inspired verbiage about this not being related to Islam, or do they have their heads screwed-on more soundly in Japan? (unlikely...)

Godzilla to the white courtesy phone, please...

[yefragetuwrabrumuy]

Outrage accomplishes nothing. Japan’s PM should make a deal with some of their Yakuza to send some talented killers to the area to exact retribution. Perhaps a few hundred assassins who will descend on ISIS element at night and leave messages for their other fighters. The Japanese can be grotesquely creative when they want to be, and these killers would not be under any rules whatsoever.

The idea is to create the illusion that demons or monsters are afoot.