Posted on 09/03/2016 6:06:18 PM PDT by Morgana
As a group of Catholics was peacefully praying in protest of the closure of a local church, a Muslim man walked up and began blaring his music to disrupt the prayer. After one man stood up from praying the rosary, the Muslim thug instantly realized that not all Christians are intimidated by Islamic bullying tactics.
In Sharia countries, religious minorities are denied basic rights and often fear for their lives if they do not adhere to Islamic laws and customs. In the West, the Muslim minority still intimidates and persecutes the benevolent Christian majority that’s fought to protect the laws that offer such tyrannical ideologies tolerance. In the end, the more aggressive Islam overtakes the peace-seeking cultures and spreads its violent, oppressive governance throughout the country until Sharia is finally implemented in full.
Fortunately, there are still a few who are willing to stop at nothing to defend their religious freedoms from those who would outlaw them. Of course, once these peaceful non-Muslims stop allowing their tolerance to be exploited and start fighting back, the hostile Muslim minority doesn’t seem to like it so much.
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that Muslim guy hit the ground like a sack of wet cement.
1;10 of the video..must see...all it kept thinking was “DOWN GOES FRAZIER!!! DOWN GOES FRAZIER!!”
Wham! Lights OUT!
Sweet
That’s the way it’s done.
They can play that sh*t in their crap hole countries.
Not here.
And with his left hand no less!!
I couldn’t hear the Ismanic music; but I heard the bone crunching blow to the barbarian’s face. That was the best sound I have heard in years. Would love to see a GIF of that replaying over and over as a reminder to the rest of the Koranimals that the patience Christians have been extending is rapidly coming to an end.
If they think they had an ass-whooping during the Crusades, that was nothing compared to what is coming. That was just a wake up call, the upcoming battle will be epic.
Entitled punk living in a fool’s paradise. Even as the man approached him it was clear he never believed he would be physically challenged. Perhaps when he awakens he might start to believe it.
Best video I’ve seen in a long time.
Hit the muzzie right at the jaw hinge - game over.
Yes! The time for negotiation is long over!
IT'S A YOUTUBE AND NOW ON MY FB PAGE
went inside and TORE INTO the money changers
Is your religion worth fighting for, or not? Are you a sheep to be slaughtered?
The video lacks decent audio; but what it shows is clear. We have a group silently praying. We have cars driving by RESPECTFULLY. We have pedestrian traffic behind them walking about their business RESPECTFULLY.
We have one individual who took it upon himself to disrespect this crowd of Christians; and was clocked full force I the face for it. I applaud this!! I may not be Catholic. I may not go to their church. But I respect their right to gather and pray. And if I take it upon myself to obnoxiously disrupt them, then I assume full responsibility for the consequences.
Muslim boy is used to being an ass and being excused; welcome to civilization. My ONLY regret is he likely survived this lesson.
Read the article. They use intimidation and try to force Shrira law on others. The French, (where this happened, in France) have had it with the muslims trying to force islam on them. In America we have freedom of religion and separation of church and state. Muslims will want to change that with Shria. We need to tell them who’s boss. When they try to force their religion on us, yes, make them back down. All out crusade if we have too.
I think the music was noticeable from a distance.
The muslim guy hit the ground and the Christian did not send him to judgement. Fair play would be chopping off his head and putting his nose in his butt crack.
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