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ISIS releases new Video....end war with the Crusaders

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ISIS has always been waging a religious war. They want the end of days apocalyptic battles to come in Syria. They are fighting for religion.

 

Meanwhile the rest of the civilized world is fighting against an isolated radical terrorist group that doesn't represent .01 % of the Muslim population.

 

You are correct. The number is under 1/100th of a percent, or under 160,000. It's most likely well under that number.

Islam is a false religion. Unless they accept Jesus as Gods son and admit he died for their sins then they are fighting and dying for nothing.

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Maybe you're right JJ, but I will ask this: IF Islam and all its followers has existed only to bring about an apocalyptic war between the "Romans" and the believers what the heck has been the hold up?

 

It's been over a millennium since Mohammed walked the earth. One would contend that there were better chances throughout history to complete this prophecy than today against these "Romans."

 

This fact alone leads me to believe that a great percentage of Muslims don't follow the teachings that literally.

 

I dont know the answer. Wish I did. The person I heard was a lady democratic senator or something from Califonia i think. Just heard her again on Fox.

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The unbelievers are not trying to fight anyone lol.

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