The fist link dates back to 1974.
The second link is all according to the Islamic Center of Japan website and not by the Japanese.
Of course Islam does not want the world to know the truth and therefore has instigated a counter.
Islam: Is it inherently Evil?
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The fist link dates back to 1974.
The second link is all according to the Islamic Center of Japan website and not by the Japanese.
Of course Islam does not want the world to know the truth and therefore has instigated a counter.
That list wasn't true.
But they have tight laws over church and state
The other factors that would stop many from radicalizing in Japan is that everyone is time poor.
Bosses don't allow prayer 5 times a day.
They work long hours.
Efficient law and order.
And Japan has a strong national identity.
Interestingly enough if it is true a few middle eastern countries and Indonesia banned Russell Crowes film 'Noah'.
Religion and state should not mix.
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The history of Islam in Europe and how it affects us to this day.
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“What ISIS Really Wants,” by Graeme Wood, The Atlantic, March 2015
http://www.theatlantic.com/features/archive/2015/02/what-isis-really-wants/384980/
“The above article is quite extraordinary since it represents one of the first mainstream media acknowledgments …… that jihadis use the texts and teachings of Islamic doctrine to justify their actions and make a case that obviously convinces many young Muslims, that they represent the truest and most authentic expression of Islam"
"Will the author, Graeme Wood now be smeared and derided as an “Islamophobe” and a “bigot” for stating some obvious truths?”
The above article is a long read. Here are some excerpts:
…The reality is that the Islamic State is Islamic. Very Islamic. …… the religion preached by its most ardent followers derives from coherent and even learned interpretations of Islam.
Virtually every major decision and law promulgated by the Islamic State adheres to what it calls, in its press and pronouncements, and on its billboards, license plates, stationery, and coins, “the Prophetic methodology,” which means following the prophecy and example of Muhammad, in punctilious detail.
Denying the holiness of the Koran or the prophecies of Muhammad is straightforward apostasy. But Zarqawi and the state he spawned take the position that many other acts can remove a Muslim from Islam. These include, in certain cases, selling alcohol or drugs, wearing Western clothes or shaving one’s beard, voting in an election—even for a Muslim candidate—and being lax about calling other people apostates. Being a Shiite, as most Iraqi Arabs are, meets the standard as well, because the Islamic State regards Shiism as innovation, and to innovate on the Koran is to deny its initial perfection. (The Islamic State claims that common Shiite practices, such as worship at the graves of imams and public self-flagellation, have no basis in the Koran or in the example of the Prophet.) That means roughly 200 million Shia are marked for death. So too are the heads of state of every Muslim country, who have elevated man-made law above Sharia by running for office or enforcing laws not made by God.
… the Islamic State is committed to purifying the world by killing vast numbers of people. The lack of objective reporting from its territory makes the true extent of the slaughter unknowable, but social-media posts from the region suggest that individual executions happen more or less continually, and mass executions every few weeks. Muslim “apostates” are the most common victims.
Many mainstream Muslim organizations have gone so far as to say the Islamic State is, in fact, un-Islamic. It is, of course, reassuring to know that the vast majority of Muslims have zero interest in replacing Hollywood movies with public executions as evening entertainment. But Muslims who call the Islamic State un-Islamic are typically, as the Princeton scholar Bernard Haykel, the leading expert on the group’s theology, told me, “embarrassed and politically correct, with a cotton-candy view of their own religion” that neglects “what their religion has historically and legally required.” Many denials of the Islamic State’s religious nature, he said, are rooted in an “interfaith-Christian-nonsense tradition.”
All Muslims acknowledge that Muhammad’s earliest conquests were not tidy affairs, and that the laws of war passed down in the Koran and in the narrations of the Prophet’s rule were calibrated to fit a turbulent and violent time. In Haykel’s estimation, the fighters of the Islamic State are authentic throwbacks to early Islam and are faithfully reproducing its norms of war. This behavior includes a number of practices that modern Muslims tend to prefer not to acknowledge as integral to their sacred texts. “Slavery, crucifixion, and beheadings are not something that freakish [jihadists] are cherry-picking from the medieval tradition,” Haykel said.
Islamic State fighters “are smack in the middle of the medieval tradition and are bringing it wholesale into the present day.” Leaders of the Islamic State have taken emulation of Muhammad as strict duty, and have revived traditions that have been dormant for hundreds of years.
http://www.theatlantic.com/features/archive/2015/02/what-isis-really-wants/384980/
“The above article is quite extraordinary since it represents one of the first mainstream media acknowledgments …… that jihadis use the texts and teachings of Islamic doctrine to justify their actions and make a case that obviously convinces many young Muslims, that they represent the truest and most authentic expression of Islam"
"Will the author, Graeme Wood now be smeared and derided as an “Islamophobe” and a “bigot” for stating some obvious truths?”
The above article is a long read. Here are some excerpts:
…The reality is that the Islamic State is Islamic. Very Islamic. …… the religion preached by its most ardent followers derives from coherent and even learned interpretations of Islam.
Virtually every major decision and law promulgated by the Islamic State adheres to what it calls, in its press and pronouncements, and on its billboards, license plates, stationery, and coins, “the Prophetic methodology,” which means following the prophecy and example of Muhammad, in punctilious detail.
Denying the holiness of the Koran or the prophecies of Muhammad is straightforward apostasy. But Zarqawi and the state he spawned take the position that many other acts can remove a Muslim from Islam. These include, in certain cases, selling alcohol or drugs, wearing Western clothes or shaving one’s beard, voting in an election—even for a Muslim candidate—and being lax about calling other people apostates. Being a Shiite, as most Iraqi Arabs are, meets the standard as well, because the Islamic State regards Shiism as innovation, and to innovate on the Koran is to deny its initial perfection. (The Islamic State claims that common Shiite practices, such as worship at the graves of imams and public self-flagellation, have no basis in the Koran or in the example of the Prophet.) That means roughly 200 million Shia are marked for death. So too are the heads of state of every Muslim country, who have elevated man-made law above Sharia by running for office or enforcing laws not made by God.
… the Islamic State is committed to purifying the world by killing vast numbers of people. The lack of objective reporting from its territory makes the true extent of the slaughter unknowable, but social-media posts from the region suggest that individual executions happen more or less continually, and mass executions every few weeks. Muslim “apostates” are the most common victims.
Many mainstream Muslim organizations have gone so far as to say the Islamic State is, in fact, un-Islamic. It is, of course, reassuring to know that the vast majority of Muslims have zero interest in replacing Hollywood movies with public executions as evening entertainment. But Muslims who call the Islamic State un-Islamic are typically, as the Princeton scholar Bernard Haykel, the leading expert on the group’s theology, told me, “embarrassed and politically correct, with a cotton-candy view of their own religion” that neglects “what their religion has historically and legally required.” Many denials of the Islamic State’s religious nature, he said, are rooted in an “interfaith-Christian-nonsense tradition.”
All Muslims acknowledge that Muhammad’s earliest conquests were not tidy affairs, and that the laws of war passed down in the Koran and in the narrations of the Prophet’s rule were calibrated to fit a turbulent and violent time. In Haykel’s estimation, the fighters of the Islamic State are authentic throwbacks to early Islam and are faithfully reproducing its norms of war. This behavior includes a number of practices that modern Muslims tend to prefer not to acknowledge as integral to their sacred texts. “Slavery, crucifixion, and beheadings are not something that freakish [jihadists] are cherry-picking from the medieval tradition,” Haykel said.
Islamic State fighters “are smack in the middle of the medieval tradition and are bringing it wholesale into the present day.” Leaders of the Islamic State have taken emulation of Muhammad as strict duty, and have revived traditions that have been dormant for hundreds of years.
Here are some interesting videos and how Muslim children are brain washed.
http://enzaferreri.blogspot.com.au/...-children-learning-to-kill.html#axzz3TOSbX01C
http://enzaferreri.blogspot.com.au/...-children-learning-to-kill.html#axzz3TOSbX01C
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Looks like there is a perfect new job opportunity for Gillian Triggs. Move her to the International HRC and assign her the task of conducting an international inquiry into the treatment of children by ISIS.
I would love to see the youtube videos of her interrogating the ISIS leaders - especially when she complains about them using ‘armed guards’
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The Critics of Islam Were Right: An Apology to Ayaan Hirsi Ali, Sam Harris, Bill Maher and Other So-Called Islamophobes
http://m.christianpost.com/news/the...her-and-other-so-called-islamophobes--137416/
http://m.christianpost.com/news/the...her-and-other-so-called-islamophobes--137416/
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The war in Australia between Muslims and Christians and infidels has started thanks to Julia Gillard for allowing so many Muslims in to Australia, many are now well known terrorists and she sanctioned it to happen to divide the community.
Four churches are touched in Melbourne and a mosque in Toowoomba is touched in retaliation.
IMHO, it will get worse.
http://www.couriermail.com.au/news/...woomba-overnight/story-fnihsrf2-1227307358957
Four churches are touched in Melbourne and a mosque in Toowoomba is touched in retaliation.
IMHO, it will get worse.
http://www.couriermail.com.au/news/...woomba-overnight/story-fnihsrf2-1227307358957
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Experiencing cognitive dissonance.
I hate that Islam may have a disproportionate effect on our anglo/celtic culture.... but I know several moderate muslims I call friends.
I hate that Islam may have a disproportionate effect on our anglo/celtic culture.... but I know several moderate muslims I call friends.
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Not quite right Noco is it - associating the torched churches in melbourne with the fire in Toowoomba.
The Melbourne attacks appear to be the work of people very angry at the pedophile priests who had ministered in those churches.
The Toowoomba attack on the other hand looks like the work of our own homegrown KKK branch
And your rubbish re Julia Giliard ? Pure twisted hate talk. Any more petrol to throw on the fire ?
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From the main man himself...
“Islam was never a religion of peace. Islam is the religion of fighting,”
http://www.news.com.au/world/middle...-audio-recording/story-fnh81ifq-1227355856038
“Islam was never a religion of peace. Islam is the religion of fighting,”
http://www.news.com.au/world/middle...-audio-recording/story-fnh81ifq-1227355856038
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I rec'd this today from one of my regular correspondents who likes to rail and tirade against the machine. It is so hasty he didn't even have time to delete the American connotation, merely append the message with Australia. 
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ISIS complain about poor quality steel as overused beheading knives go blunt.
Find other ways to execute prisoners
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3090886/ISIS-execute-man-BAZOOKA-shocking-new-video.html
Find other ways to execute prisoners
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3090886/ISIS-execute-man-BAZOOKA-shocking-new-video.html
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ISIS leader: Islam 'never a religion of peace,' it's a 'religion of fighting'
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What a bunch of disaffected ratbags IS is , they go into towns and destroy historic artefacts, they are cowards of the highest order beating, raping and murdering women and children and taking heads off and torturing unarmed men.
Cowards with faces covered.
All in the name if Islam.
It is an evil religion and anyone found to be preaching the radical side, and I mean anyone , should be deported or detained indefinitely and don't let them hide behind "free speech" they aren't entitled to that privilege.
Cowards with faces covered.
All in the name if Islam.
It is an evil religion and anyone found to be preaching the radical side, and I mean anyone , should be deported or detained indefinitely and don't let them hide behind "free speech" they aren't entitled to that privilege.
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Good to see you back, MrBurns 
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Good to see you back, MrBurns
Hi Tink
starting to feel a little like home again, but without Julia...
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Hi Tink
Yes, it has been a change, we have all felt it.
Glad to hear, and good seeing your input back on the boards
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