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  1. stevecanuck

    Regarding Islamic terrorism, what does 'radicalized' mean?

    Did you forget Israel? As for the U.S., why would you NOT pick out the leader of the infidel world to make an enemy? And why does anyone have to be the enemy? Because your 'religion' says so, that's why.
  2. stevecanuck

    Regarding Islamic terrorism, what does 'radicalized' mean?

    Same Same Same. Do better.
  3. stevecanuck

    Regarding Islamic terrorism, what does 'radicalized' mean?

    If you don't like an answer you just repeat the question. Again - common enemies make allies. Just think WWII, the Allies and the USSR. 'Allies' and 'friends' don't always mean the same thing.
  4. stevecanuck

    Regarding Islamic terrorism, what does 'radicalized' mean?

    You left out "under Islamic rule".
  5. stevecanuck

    Regarding Islamic terrorism, what does 'radicalized' mean?

    The time for such denial should be long past. Read the news.
  6. stevecanuck

    Regarding Islamic terrorism, what does 'radicalized' mean?

    There won't be peace until Muslims take the 732 calendar off their wall and replace it with one that says 2024. The legacy of one man from 1400 years ago is ruining the world.
  7. stevecanuck

    Regarding Islamic terrorism, what does 'radicalized' mean?

    Because you say it is. The U.S. would like nothing better than having the world at peace. Iran and Russia, not so much. You and your friends are the problem.
  8. stevecanuck

    Regarding Islamic terrorism, what does 'radicalized' mean?

    I see you've decided to end your friendly facade and have instead gone full jihad.
  9. stevecanuck

    Regarding Islamic terrorism, what does 'radicalized' mean?

    Common enemies make allies. Happens all the time. No mystery. No 'ah-hah' moment.
  10. stevecanuck

    Regarding Islamic terrorism, what does 'radicalized' mean?

    If you could kill every Jew in Israel, would you do it?
  11. stevecanuck

    Regarding Islamic terrorism, what does 'radicalized' mean?

    Islam does. Always has. Always will. Just ask @Link.
  12. stevecanuck

    Regarding Islamic terrorism, what does 'radicalized' mean?

    More honesty. Verse 4:95 clearly confirms the above: Sahih International: Not equal are those believers remaining [at home] - other than the disabled - and the mujahideen, [who strive and fight] in the cause of Allah with their wealth and their lives. Allah has preferred the mujahideen through...
  13. stevecanuck

    Regarding Islamic terrorism, what does 'radicalized' mean?

    Thanks for the honesty. I hope my fellow unbelievers note that @Link has just confirmed that Islamic terrorists who kill unbelievers according to Allah's dictates in the Qur'an will go to paradise.
  14. stevecanuck

    Regarding Islamic terrorism, what does 'radicalized' mean?

    I've seen many stories about acts of Islamic terrorism in which the perpetrator is said to have been 'radicalized'. Okay, but what does that even mean? To me, there are only two choices: 1). They have been enticed to commit murder by lies of what Islam demands of them, or 2). They have been...
  15. stevecanuck

    Even one disbeliever on the earth is too much.

    If you think of all of the racially obvious immigrants and who of those have assimilated the best, I can't think of a better example than the Chinese. And I don't think it's a coincidence that the vast majority of them arrived without political or religious baggage.
  16. stevecanuck

    Even one disbeliever on the earth is too much.

    I don't think so. Take Egypt for example. I lived there twice, 6 years apart, and the obvious uptick in religiosity in the whole country was obvious. When I was at the end of my first gig almost no women at work wore a jihad, but 6 years later every single one of them had their hair covered...
  17. stevecanuck

    It is impossible Mohammad (s) and his family (a) historically existed and they did not perform miracles.

    I withdraw the question.
  18. stevecanuck

    It is impossible Mohammad (s) and his family (a) historically existed and they did not perform miracles.

    Yet another CLAIM of a miracle.
  19. stevecanuck

    Even one disbeliever on the earth is too much.

    I'm not talking about an Islamic invasion in the military sense. I'm talking about the furtherance and inevitable outcome of the massive demographic shift that is taking place.
  20. stevecanuck

    It is impossible Mohammad (s) and his family (a) historically existed and they did not perform miracles.

    The entire religion is built on the obvious fabrication that 1) there is a supreme creator, and that it 2) sent an angel to instruct Mohamed. Every single word of the Qur'an is a lie.
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