FearGod
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I don't have to.
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I don't have to.
FearGod
Freedom Of Mind
We are wondering the same way as you do by hearing such news.
As you can see that Muslims are killing each other in the ME, which is also not understood.
Why a Muslim have to kill another Muslim ?
Why Muslims don't kill each other in the west similar to the way they do in the ME.
There are many westerners in the ME, why they aren't killed.
They don't kill one another in many parts of the ME. Jordon is the best example, and expanding the geographic criteria, Turkey is also an excellent example. But they are also the most western-like states. I think that Western Culture is simply less likely to create that kind of inane radicalism.
jonathan180iq
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As someone who has had family living in the middle east for the past 14 years, I will say that they are being killed. Pockets of Western housing areas are nearly routinely targeted by terrorist groups even in the more modern cities - it's just not something that's going to make the news all that often. For personal reference, a car full of would-be murderers were luckily shot to death in the compound where my dad lived, having entered in broad day-light and driving right through the road block. The only thing that stopped them was a Humvee mounted .50 caliber machine gun manned by a member of the Saudi National Guard.
Easy.
Look at recent history. Muslims are showing a large and growing propensity to use violence to make statements and achieve goals. A Danish cartoon set off a riot in Pakistan. Speech crimes seem particularly a problem.
Don't get me wrong. I'm not saying that it is only Muslims, oh no. Nor that it is most Muslims.
But only a small fraction of 1.6 billion is still a huge number. And as you pointed out, getting those kinds of weapons in France isn't so easy. There must be co-conspirators in France right now.
Not everyone thinks what they did is wrong, and you know it. Frankly the sort of Muslim denial you are showing in this thread makes many of the rest of us suspicious. Not of you personally, but of Islam in general.
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FearGod
Freedom Of Mind
Just wondering, what force your family to live in such dangerous place ?
Even if they did, why would that matter?
Are you implying that it was a fabrication as opposed to a genuine terrorist assault?
Frank Bunneh
Member
If you can find dope you can find guns, explosives are not hard to improvise if necessary.
Considering the weapons they had I'd say so and I don't think it would be a big leap of the imagination to assume that they would also have access to professionally manufactured explosives.
jonathan180iq
Well-Known Member
It's not all that dangerous, really. There are threats in every part of the world for various different reasons. Where people call home is not dependent on whether or not bad stuff MIGHT happen.
FearGod
Freedom Of Mind
We're guessing here, it can be fabricated or genuine.
You are guessing when you say Muhammad is a prophet.
This guess has a great deal more information to consider.
Tom
FearGod
Freedom Of Mind
How is that related ?!
They are both guesses. One is a guess based on knowledge and the other a guess based on ancient people's minds and motivations.
Tom
FearGod
Freedom Of Mind
Do you have knowledge on what exactly happened or you just believe which story you want to believe ?
FearGod
Freedom Of Mind
No, you just misunderstood my words.
Which story to believe,fabricated or genuine smart terrorist assault on Modern France.
There are those who wish to know and those who remain like an ostrich in the sand; whilst WW3 is fastly approaching around them. 
There is evidence everywhere, people just don't choose to look.
In this world full of lies; it is far easier to establish the fallacy in a subject first, before trying to establish the truth, built upon lies.
There is evidence everywhere, people just don't choose to look.
In this world full of lies; it is far easier to establish the fallacy in a subject first, before trying to establish the truth, built upon lies.
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jonathan180iq
Well-Known Member
There are those who wish to know and those who remain like an ostrich in the sand; whilst WW3 is fastly approaching around them.
There is evidence everywhere, people just don't choose to look.
In this world of lies; it is far easier to establish the fallacy in a subject first, before trying to establish the truth, built upon lies.
This includes USonians who think that when we don't actually have active duty troops there or bombing anyone we have pulled out.
The USA is still the dominant power in the middle east. We drive the bus and we will as long as oil drives us.
Tom