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CAIR Muslim leader says America bears blame for terror attacks.

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So....pretty much everything has contributed. Got it.

 

I don't think I would go that far. Kentucky football has caused a lot of misery, but you can't blame it for terrorism.

 

:lol:

Here's a term for you--Muslim Background Believer. This is a Muslim who converts to Christianity. These folk often live on borrowed time in the Middle East. People whose family has a history of being Christian (for instance, Marianites or Coptics) are somewhat tolerated (term used lightly) but those who were Muslim and left it to become Christian are threatened by their own family.

 

The Muslim Brotherhood killed many Coptic Christians in Egypt.

Yep. I mentioned in another thread in the past how Coptic Christians in Egypt have long lived with the realization that their mothers and daughters, husbands and sons may disappear without warning, not to be heard from again.

The Muslim Brotherhood killed many Coptic Christians in Egypt.

 

Heck almost the entire population of Christian Iraqis live in the Detroit area. There are more Christian Iraqis in Michigan than Iraq.

I don't think I would go that far. Kentucky football has caused a lot of misery, but you can't blame it for terrorism.

 

:lol:

 

Now, that's funny right there!

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