Crowds gather to watch the barbaric murder of Jordanian pilot on specially erected giant screens

UK Daily Mail ^ | February 4, 2015 | John Hall

[The_Media_never_lie]

I don’t see Islam as being human, they are in the grip of a hegemonic hive mindset and need to be stopped one way or another.

Don't need to be stopped one way or another; need to be killed.

[wardaddy]

Public hanging is far more humane

We fool ourselves executing behind closed doors

It’s the burning alive which is the issue

Not public execution

No question to me that public hangings here would be more determent

Just my opinion

My grandmother saw a murderer hanged in Raliegh MS as a girl...1920s

Our founders publicly executed

They were damn sure of higher character than we are in my view

[Mr. Jeeves]

Some articles called this a new low for humanity.

I'd wager something like this happens every single day in African civil wars, or between Mexican drug cartels, or in Iranian prisons. Perhaps this is the first time such an event has been broadcast on television to cheering crowds, but the event itself is simply the default state of uncivilized humanity - coming soon to an urban area near you, if the statists get their way.

[onedoug]

That would seem to make them infidels.

[wardaddy]

Saddam was barely Muslim

Islam gives Arabs an excuse to butcher

It’s a cultural thing for many of them

Even T. E. couldn’t restrain their bloodlust

I was married to a Brasilian born Christian Arab

The Vendetta and Retribution....pillars of their culture

[The Great RJ]

What ISIS needs is some serious shock and awe such as being hit with a kinetic bombardment strike. An inert projectile is sent from an orbiting satellite or even an ICBM with the destructive force coming from the kinetic energy of the projectile impacting at very high velocities. The concept originated during the Cold War.

The rod would fall towards the earth, picking up immense speed and hitting with great destructive force. The weapon would just appear out of the sky without warning like the wrath of an angry god. A few such strikes would send fear throughout the region and might convince all but the fanatics that the US is not to be trifled with.

[wardaddy]

It’s also an issue that he was a prisoner of war and should have been held

He was worth something

These guys are not so clever

[ozarkgirl]

Valerie Jarrett was born in Iran. Was that part of the Holy Roman Empire?

[Gumdrop]

OK. I am going out on a limb to say, could any ‘so-called Christian’ do what these Muslims were doing? I.E. - cheering the deliberate horrific death of a human being?

It looks like a page out of Satan’s hellfire. Can any one of these people cheering have a spark of Godliness in them? The answer is NO!

[Charles Martel]

Would have been a great time and location for ginormous fuel-air bomb.

After first pulverizing the area with several dumptruck loads of cluster bomblets.

[GladesGuru]

“Many Moslems have become Christians already.”

Numbers, with sources, would be appreciated.

[publius911]

The crowd can be heard cheering and shouting religious slogans as the airman goes up in flames, before members of the crowd are interviewed and asked for their views on the atrocity, which has been widely condemned as one of the most sickening acts ever committed to film Among those questions is a child who appears no more than six-years-old. He is seen smiling and talking vividly about the murder, while eulogising about ISIS and their barbaric acts.

Unless this report can be shown to be false, this is the most persuasive argument to finally jettison the absurd and mindless collateral "innocent women and children victimology" of the retarded left worldwide.

I can't think of a more deserving target of intense carpet bombing.

Et non parlons plus...

It's only a matter of time, and further countless real innocent victims.

[publius911]

“specially erected giant screens in the terror group’s de facto capital Raqqa.”

Gross promotion of apostates!
Using unbelievers' technology not approved or endorsed by the Queeran!!
Carpet bombing the entire neighborhood would be a kindness.

[publius911]

When do you graduate Jr. High School?

[publius911]

With the exception of a Jordanian, which muslims have deplored the act?

A seriously respected muslim Egyptian cleric..

[publius911]

Someone explain to me why Raqqa is still inhabitable? I was under the impression that no one had any idea where ISIS was, that they were difficult to find, that we couldn’t rescue the hostages. Yet, we see they were able to stage a murder, in front of a crowd, in a city they consider their capital.

What about the acquisition, transport and erection of giant infidel video screens to share and celebrate the mindless two-legged animals' culture?

[Genoa]

The conditions in Muslim countries make numbers hard to come by. Several accounts have been written by eyewitnesses and participants.

Tom Doyle, Dreams and Visions

Tom Doyle, Breakthrough - The Return of Hope to the Middle East

David Garrison, A Wind in the House of Islam

Jerry Trousdale, Miraculous Movements

Joel C. Rosenberg, Inside the Revolution

Nabeel Qureshi, Seeking Allah, Finding Jesus

[GeronL]

did the UC Davis crowd get to watch and cheer?

[publius911]

In the article’s next to last photo the puppeteer Jarrett is smiling. Wonder what she thinks is so amusing?

There is no amusement whatsoever implied or even possible in a reptilian gaze.

[Genoa]

I don’t understand your question. I attended junior high school in the late 1960s.