Posted on 12/04/2015 3:35:16 PM PST by LSUfan
In monitoring the TV news in the wake of the San Bernardino terrorist attack one theme we hear over and over again has to do with the question of how a young, prosperous couple with a baby girl could leave all that behind to launch a murderous attack on innocent civilians.
For the answers we need only look to Islamic doctrine.
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Golda Meir, Israel’s fourth Prime Minister, once said, “We will only have peace with the Arabs when they love their children more than they hate us.â€
One of my favorite quotes. How right she was.
That.
That wouldn’t surprise me. I think they’d do anything.
Good point. After all, in death she declared her allegiance to Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi. They could do DNA testing to prove it. I wonder if they will. After the disgraceful way the crime scene was treated, I don't think the FBI and police are doing anything.
Well, after he was killed, the mother was a widow and after she was killed, the baby was an orphan. Yup, no reason to fear these kindly peaceful people just trying to make a life in a stable country.
They go DIRECTLY to HELL.
Give the baby to a Jewish family to raise as a Jew. Payback is a bitch!
I am certain these killers were not welcomed into paradise, despite what they believed. What kind of religion teaches that killing innocent people is an act of piety?
Good to know! I watched HWB quote it without reference, that scoundrel.
The lady is right as rain.
The baby is eligible for social security survivor benefits - IIRC until age 21 if he/she attends college, or 18 if not. The state of California and the federal government, the same entities brutally attacked, will now pay to support this child for the next 21 years, from foster care to medical expenses. Quite the parting ‘shot’ from mommy dearest.
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