Pay no attention to the assholes and the ignorance Travis.....Here is what some of our members now defend, in the name of "Damnable Jews/Zionists":
http://shoebat.com/2014/11/01/just-came-leaked-video-isis-auctioning-sex-slaves-never-seen/ http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/iraq-slave-markets-sell-women-10-attract-isis-recruits-1468506 Once again, what an asshole On Wed, Nov 5, 2014 at 7:24 AM, Travis <[email protected]> wrote: > > > > > > *Obama and *the Definition of ‘Islamic’ > > Posted By *Caroline Glick* On November 4, 2014 > > In his speech on September 11 announcing that the US would commence > limited operations against Islamic State, US President Barack Obama > insisted, “ISIL, [i.e. Islamic State] is not Islamic. No religion condones > the killing of innocents, and the vast majority of ISIL’s victims have been > Muslim.” > > To be sure, it is hard to see how any human faith can countenance IS’s > actions. For the past several months, on a daily basis, new videos appear > of IS fighters proudly, openly and wantonly committing crimes against > humanity. This week for instance, a video emerged of an IS slave market in > Raqqah, Syria, where women and girls are sold as sex slaves to IS fighters. > > Despite the glaring contradiction between divinity and monstrosity, the > fact is that IS justifies every single one of its atrocities with verses > from the Koran. > > IS referred to its sex slave market in Raqqah for instance as the “Booty > Market… for what your right hands possess.” > > The phrase “what your right hands possess” is a Koranic verse (4:3) that > permits the sexual enslavement of women and girls by Muslim men. > > Whether it is mainstream Islamic jurisprudence or not to embrace the > enslavement of women and girls as concubines is not a question that Obama – > or any US leader for that matter – is equipped to answer. And yet, Obama > spoke with absolute certainty when he claimed that IS is not Islamic. > > Obama speaks with similar conviction whenever he refers to Iran as “The > Islamic Republic of Iran.” > > Obama’s consistent deference to the Iranian regime, exposed by his > studious use of the regime’s name for itself whenever he discusses Iran > indicates that at a minimum, he is willing to accept the regime’s claim > that it is an Islamic regime. In other words, he is willing to accept that > everything about the Iranian regime is authentic Islam. > > And that the Islamic Republic then, in keeping with his assertion that “no > religion condones the killing of innocents,” similarly does not condone the > killing of innocents. > > Of course, there is a problem here. In fact, there are two problems here. > > First, in its treatment of its own people, the Iranian regime condones and > actively engages in the killing of innocents, the vast majority of whom are > Muslims. The Islamic regime of the Islamic Republic of Iran invokes the > Koran to justify its killing. > > Likewise, the political imprisonment, torture and general repression of > Iranians from all faiths are justified in the name of Islam. > > Consider two recent examples. > > On October 25, 27-year-old Reyhaneh Jabbari was hanged for allegedly > killing a man who was trying to rape her. Jabbari was imprisoned for seven > years prior to her execution. > > Although her suffering was a cause celebre for advocates of human rights > in Iran, the regime didn’t care. In contempt of the international > community, it murdered her a week ago. > > As her attorney Mohammed Mostataei explained at a conference held by UN > Watch in Geneva last week, Jabbari was tried under Islamic law – the law of > the land in the Islamic Republic of Iran. And under Islamic sharia law, > intent in adjudication of criminal offenses is irrelevant. As a > consequence, once regime inquisitors force a person to confess, he or she > is doomed. > > Forced confessions are the stock in trade for Iranian investigators. > > Last month, 25 women in Isfahan, Iran’s tourist capital, were reportedly > victims of acid attacks. > > The women had acid thrown in their faces while they were driving in their > cars. > > The public immediately suspected that they were targeted because their > faces were not covered sufficiently to satisfy Islamic goon squads that > drive around the city seeking – with the tacit if not open support of the > regime – to terrorize the public into obeying their repressive, inhumane > interpretation of Islam. > > On October 22, human rights activists in Iran held demonstrations against > the acid attacks outside the judiciary building in Isfahan and outside the > Iranian parliament in Tehran. In both instances, protesters insisted that > there is no difference between the repression inherent in the radical Islam > propagated by IS and that practiced by the Iranian regime. > > In both cities, demonstrators were attacked by regime forces with tear > gas. Many were arrested. > > After the acid attacks were first reported, the Iranian parliament passed > measures to strengthen the authority of the regime’s Basij shock troop > squads to enforce repressive, misogynist Islamic dress codes on women and > enforce other socially repressive aspects of the regime’s Islam. > > As Baron Alexander Carile of Barriew, a member of the British House of > Lords and expert on terrorism explained last Friday in The Washington > Times, “In essence, the regime responded to the acid attacks that have > seriously injured 25 people so far by legitimizing the motives of their > attackers.” > > According to the UN, Iran executed 852 Iranians for various offenses from > July 2013 through June 2014. > > This of course is just the tip of the iceberg. The vast majority of the > regime’s killing is carried out by its proxies. > > IS’s persecution of those who have had the misfortune to fall under its > control is a blight on the human race. And so is the persecution committed > by Iran’s puppets – the Assad regime in Syria, and its Lebanese terror army > Hezbollah. > > Since the Syrian civil war began three years ago, the Iranian-controlled > regime has killed somewhere between 120,000 and 200,000 people. > > According to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, nearly 10,000 of the > dead are children, another 6,000 are women. Other groups place the number > much higher. > > More than 2.14 million Syrians are now refugees in neighboring countries. > Half of the refugees are children. Another 4.25 million Syrians are > internally displaced. > > If it hadn’t been for Iran’s support for the regime, the vast majority of > the victims of Syria’s civil war would still be alive and living in their > homes. > > Thanks to Iran and its Hezbollah army, Lebanon is on the brink of sharing > Syria’s fate. > > Hezbollah has played a major role in the war in Syria, and over the years, > with Iran’s total backing, it has murdered thousands of people in Lebanon, > Israel and throughout the world. > > Hezbollah has trained sister Iranian supported or commanded terrorist > groups like Islamic Jihad and Hamas. With the blessing, and often acting on > direct orders from the Islamic Republic, these groups have killed hundreds > of innocents. Like Hezbollah, Assad and the mullahs in Tehran, they have > also repressed their own people in the name of their Islamic devotion. > > And this brings us back to Obama and his insistence that IS is not > Islamic, but the Iranian regime is Islamic. How are we to understand this > seeming anomaly? Throughout his tenure in office, Obama has gone out of his > way to mainstream Muslim extremists. > > This has taken the form of granting senior appointments to people aligned > with the Muslim Brotherhood. For instance, amid a Congressional > investigation into suspected leaks, Mohamed Elibiary, a senior fellow at > the US Department of Homeland Security Advisory Council, resigned his > position. > > Just before his resignation, Elibiary tweeted that the rise of the > caliphate is “inevitable.” In 2004 he spoke at a conference in Dallas > celebrating the legacy of Iranian dictator Ayatollah Khomeini. As Robert > Spencer has reported, the conference was titled, “A Tribute to a Great > Islamic Visionary.” > > Moreover, Obama had befriended radical Islamic leaders who openly support > terrorism, including Turkish dictator Recep Tayyip Erdogan and the emir of > Qatar, Hamad bin Khalifa Al Thani. > > And of course, as we see more and more clearly each day, the centerpiece > of Obama’s foreign policy has been appeasing the Islamic Republic of Iran > in the hope of achieving détente with the nuclear weapons pursuing state > sponsor of terrorism. > > The likes of IS, with its love of the video camera, discredit Obama’s > narrative that radical, terror- supporting Muslims are peaceful. Since IS > is openly evil, it is un-Islamic. > > On the other hand, despite the fact that it is nearly as barbaric as IS, > the Iranian regime is Islamic, because as far as Obama is concerned, it is > good. And it is good because he wants to make a deal with the mullahs. > > In other words, Obama is neither an expert on Islam, nor a man moved by > moral indignation. > > He opposes IS because IS makes it hard for him to defend Islam from bad > public relations. 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