Vanity Question: Who was the chubby long-haired ex-al quaeda blond guy on Megyn Kelly last nite

[Maceman]

I didn't catch his name, but I'd like to find the video clip of that interview.

He read from the Hadith and the Koran, citing passages that proved beyond a doubt that ISIS' methods are completely in line with Islam.

Megyn's reaction was one of stunned horror, as she listened to him and apparently realized for the first time that Islam -- far from being the religion of peace -- is the religion of murder, terror and totalitarianism.

[Dante3]

Yes, it is available. It is called Agent Storm. I plan to buy it. Has anybody here read it?

[IYAS9YAS]

Is this RADICAL islam?

Funny word, radical. It can mean two very different things. But in this case, while some are thinking one definition, it most certainly fits the other. Most people think of radical as being on the fringes, and that is certainly accepted at the most common definition of the word. However, another definition of radical, one most often related to mathematics, but not limited to mathematics, is "of or relating to the root of something, in particular."

So, I dare say that, within that particular definition, ISIS is most certainly "radical."

[Tax-chick]

Lol!

[Tax-chick]

Hugh.

[native texan]

Some of the ladies in our community have gotten together to find out what we can about Islam and Muslims. We watched this DVD and it is so very informative. It’s from a series. I encourage you to watch it. The True Face is Islam by Shahram Hadian. Ex-Muslim now Christian.

http://slbc.org/sermon/the-true-face-of-islam/

[butterdezillion]

Some years ago Prince Charles tried to get a goup of “moderate” Muslims to condemn sharia, Islamic law which mandates the enslavement and/or execution of non-Muslims. Not one would condemn it because that is a central tenet of Islam. Ben Carson did a good job of pointing out that sharia is at enmity with the US Constitution. The whole concept of “live and let live” does not exist in Islam.

I don’t watch TV and haven’t seen this interview, but if described correctly, Kelly is stunned that these views are not some nutso, “extremist” interpretation but dead-center of what Islam is. Studies have been done showing that a large majority of Muslims in the US support sharia, which is a little bit like saying a large majority of Christians believe in Christ. Support for sharia is the defining doctrine of Islam, but Muslims don’t have to push for it unless/until they have a large enough percentage of the general population in an area to make it workable, and then they go through various stages of “cultural concessions” in the host country, working gradually toward a legal foundation for the institution of sharia. Legal concessions allowing Muslims to have their own sharia courts, getting “culturally-sensitive” law enforcement to overlook Muslim crimes like honor killings, etc are a systematic way for “non-extreme Muslims” (as Kelly might say) to carry out the central tenet of Islam: sharia, which includes the enslavement and/or execution of all non-Muslims.

And it is understood that sharia trumps any other allegiances. I remember everybody being astounded by the Afghani Muslim who converted to Christianity being sentenced to death in spite of them having a Constitution that guarantees religious liberty. They can have a Constitution that says anything the West wants it to say, and can agree to any UN “human rights” pledges that will put them in a position of power... because they all know that any pledge made comes BELOW sharia, so it doesn’t count for anything. It’s just taqiyya, lying for the sake of the furtherance of Islam’s goals. To save public face, Afghanistan ruled that this man had to have been insane to convert out of Islam so he was IIRC either institutionalized or sent out of the country as “insane”. Which, by the way, is the same tactic used by communists to get rid of dissenters - and by Obama’s regime, which was illegally put into place through a communist-Islamist alliance, IMHO. We know them by their fruits...

[KGeorge]

Thank you for teaching me something new today, Tax-chick. I had no idea.

[BillM]

The staggering reality that she missed was that he was describing the beliefs and teachings of the Sunni sect. In fact it is the Wahhabi who follow these Hadiths. Wah·ha·bi. NOUN 1.a member of a strictly orthodox Sunni Muslim sect founded by Muhammad ibn Abd al-Wahhab (1703–92). It advocates a return to the early Islam of the Koran and Sunna, rejecting later innovations;

the sect is still the predominant religious force in Saudi Arabia Powered by Oxford Dictionaries · © Oxford University Press

[Tax-chick]

You’re welcome. It is a school day, after all!

[BillM]

Oh, and by the way, Saudis own a significant stake in Fox News!

[PeteePie]

Duh, is that radicayl islam for real there Mr. muslim Guy?

[JEDI4S]

MACRO! And please don’t forget my new practice of ..... #HASHTAGAGGRESSION

:-)

[KGeorge]

:-D

[almcbean]

i need an all caps safe space. maybe an ee cummings poem

even your name is all caps

[Black Agnes]

It wasn’t Nawaz.

Nawaz seems to be quite the Taqiyya (lie to promote the advancement of Islam as a ‘religion of peace’) master with this statement:

“Nawaz said this issue is not a clash of civilizations between Islam and the western world; it’s an “intra-religious struggle within Islam.””

All Islam would see the infidel dead or converted.

[JEDI4S]

You may be CAPAPHOBIC!

Sensitivity training may be required.

:-)

[Atomic Vomit]

That was very interesting - thanks for posting it.

Mrs. AV

[S.O.S121.500]

Violence is not an aberration in islem—it is DOCTRINE.