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Islamic militant group now using Trump's rhetoric as recruiting tool

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PolitiFact? Couldn't find a Wikipedia article?

 

I figured you liked that theory better than the alternative of arms trading, but you're stuck on choice C that the Ayatollah was afraid of Reagan.

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That's like saying I'm against KKK so I'm against the Bible.

 

No this says you dont know what the Quran says. Nor the Bible if you are linking it to the KKK. Two different things. You read too much of the wrong thing.

What do you think ISIS wants? This has nothing to do with Bush, Obama, or any political agenda.

I figured you liked that theory better than the alternative of arms trading, but you're stuck on choice C that the Ayatollah was afraid of Reagan.

 

I don't give a lot of credence to an article from a clearly biased source. Whichever way it leans.

ISIS wants a caliphate. They want to control the Levant using strict religious law.

 

Indirectly our foreign policy sometimes encourages involvement in ISIS.

ISIS wants a caliphate. They want to control the Levant using strict religious law.

 

Indirectly our foreign policy encourages involvement in ISIS.

 

It doesn't matter what our foreign policy is. Those that believe as ISIS will want to join them.

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The same Pakistan that Osama Bin Laden hid in and they turned a blind eye to?

 

Yes the same one. Different leadership. Please read what I said: "last year".

Saudi Arabia and Iran have stopped diplomatic relations between the two countries. It will be interesting to see where this goes in the coming months.

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I would be great if it happened as you say, that is what needs to happen. But I just don't see Muslim nations taking on Muslim extremist in any significant way.

 

I have said this a few times on here over the years, many of the Middle Eastern nations can want to help out as much as anyone, as well as take in refugees, but they are scared beyond belief.

 

The royal family in Saudi Arabia has the largest protection detail budget ever seen, and all of the top members of the family have a plane ready (for each of them) on standby 24/7, with pilots on standby as well. Why? They know that sooner or later the extremists will make the Kingdom fall, and that they will have to get the heck out of Dodge ASAP, they all have Villa's on the Riviera ready for them. They walk a very fine line with the extremists, if they take in refugees it will tick them off, even with S.A. paying them off, they know that they can't hold them off forever.

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