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I doubt that profiling ever happens. Not even when one of these plots is successful. There will always be one birdbrain mouthpiece to say "we can't profile".
There's blood all over their hands.
We simply need to outlaw it as a cult.
That's all. One sweep of every mosque in the nation and round them up and be done with it.
He goes by Muhammed Hussain; therefore it is apparent that he has rejected his Hispanic name and Hispanic background. The problem with religion is that anyone can get sucked into it and it takes over their lives to perplexing levels.
I find this to be strange propaganda because usually in sting operations they are not targeting a single person but an entire group of criminals. This man had no ties with any other terrorists. But it is possible the FBI targeted him for other reasons. I'd like to know more about this case. It's strange.
I doubt that profiling ever happens. Not even when one of these plots is successful. There will always be one birdbrain mouthpiece to say "we can't profile".
There's blood all over their hands.
I think it will happen, but sadly I think it will take some major attack. Then people will have to face facts.
Once again we see another American who converts to Islam and wants to kill his fellow Americans. Liberals and government officials will tel us he just misunderstands Islam or that he's part of some hijacked version of it. Nothing could be further from the truth. New converts understand what they are converting to. No one converts to a religion lightly -- especially a religion that only guarantees paradise for those "who kill and are killed in jihad".
I fear that we will see many more converts to Islam in America. We are quickly entering into a post-Christian era in this country, as Europe has before us. Some will welcome this post-Christian era (Atheists, liberals, Muslims) but most people still feel the need to believe in something. As more people turn away from Christianity and see it as a weak religion that doesn’t practice what it believes in, more and more will turn to Islam.
We don’t know much about this would-be jihadist yet but it will be interesting to find out more as details unfold. As always, we will have to sift through the media’s reporting to get to the truth that they don’t want us to see. Was he a poor, uneducated misinformed convert that radicals took advantage of, as the official narrative of jihadists always is? Or, was he university educated, middle-class, and a knowledgeable scholar who informed himself about the religion he was about to dedicate his life to?
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I fear that we will see many more converts to Islam in America. We are quickly entering into a post-Christian era in this country, as Europe has before us. Some will cheer this (Atheists, liberals, Muslims) but most people still feel the need to believe in something. As more people turn away from Christianity and see it as a weak religion that doesn’t practice what it believes in, more and more will turn to Islam.
Have anything factual to support this otherwise baseless, inane, asinine drivel?
Funny, last Saturday Samir and Mohammad did not try to kill any of us on the soccer pitch.
I guess I'm just being naive, our time will come...
Live safely man. You never know.
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