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When ISIS propaganda photos are televised many of us here recognize the Vatican in the foreground
and although recent terrorist activity near the Vatican appears to be a mere "testing of the waters" they
are coming one way or another. Their goal is to behead the Pope ,his staff apparently any cardinals
visiting? They want the Vatican for their international headquarters and central prayer masque.
These moronic Muslim radicals have pipe dreams so big that they would need another universe just to store them in. Yeah, terrorists always make big threats - as if ISIS is going to take over the entire world so they can do all of these things.
Anyone who is actually worried that ISIS is going to invade Vatican City, behead the Pope, and turn St. Peter's Basilica into a mosque needs to get a better grip on reality. Terrorists are good at causing terror. This is one of the ways they do it - to make everyone question their own safety, their own security, and the safety/security of our governments, churches, and military.
Don't buy the shoddy goods ISIS is selling. They want people to be afraid, and while these buffoons can do well for themselves in a place that was essentially lawless to begin with, bringing their overt cockiness, arrogance, and stupidity into a region built upon the rule of law, well, they're not going to get very far.
Can someone just wake me up when we've finally gotten over and banished ALL religions. Ugh. Such a waste of human lives.
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