Home Forums Hunting & Shooting Hunter's Campfire The Main Concern Here Is An Anti-Muslim Backlash

There are many on this site, as well as in this country who are atheists. They just don't believe in the existence of God, and they don't seem to care that this country, as well as most of "civilized" world, was settled and built by people who were Christians. Our founding fathers founded this country using the Bible and Christian principles as the basis of our laws and Constitution. Like it or not, believe in it or not, but this country has long been identified as a Christian nation, and as such, our culture and our very soul are nothing like Islam.....and I don't think they ever will be.

The Muslims have had thousands of years to come to believe as they do.....just as Christian peoples have done. The battle lines have been drawn, and nothing will ever change. It's "us" against "them", and has been for a very long time. Everything was okay as long as we left them where they were, and didn't try to accept them and try to integrate them into our world......because they are not a fit, and never will be. The liberals who now run most of the "Western" world are not Christian people, and they could care less about the ideological differences between Christianity and Islam. They only see numbers, and the more that vote for them, the better.

One thing and one thing only will ever rid us of Islamic terrorism, and that is to rid ourselves of the root of the problem....them being here. It's simple, no more Muslim immigration, and deport the ones already here. Do that, and the problem goes away. Don't do it, and the problem keeps growing.

Our liberal local newspaper had an editorial this morning ranting that we should not politicize the recent attacks! I guess such deaths are just a part of nature to them, like hurricanes and tornados?

Mike

Islam is not just a religion. How difficult is this to understand?

Effect of Muslim population by percentage

This + 10 time to take off the gloves. We showed no mercy in defeating the nazis and the japanese time to apply what works to this current fight.Who said kill them and when you kill the last one kill his pet goat. Those who aid these people by word or deed are just as guilty as the terrorists. We will either fight or die take your pick.

Past time to administer some anti-Islamic terrorism Frontlash!

This is a different kind of "war", the old ways do not work. We need new ways of destroying the enemy.

Puck CNN and that shank whore reporter scares me looking at her face

I am a firm believer that those who operate outside of the common law also forego the protection of that law, whether terrorist, rapist, murderer, paedophile, whatever...a quiet disappearance in the dark of the night is not something I will lose sleep over.

The justice system cannot or will not hold these creatures accountable.

BS.

Kill enough of them & the rest will get the message; if not keep on keeping on until the message sinks in.

MM

I think the point being that the idiots in charge keep insisting that these despicable foul acts are to be treated as crimes and dragged through the courts accordingly.

A stupid idiotic approach that is doomed to kill more of our own.

Well said.

Like I said, justice at high noon the day after they're caught. No stretching the court, no final deliberation, jury has met. Gone.
Phugg the bastards.

"Be copy now to men of grosser blood, and teach them how to war!"

Little Willie Shakespeare.

( Henry V before Halfleur if interested).

We need to make it illegal for the Federal government to provide benefits for non-citizens. That way if people come to the USA that have to do it on their own dime and hard work.

11/11/15 As ISIS advances on Sadad, a strategic Syrian town near Homs, hundreds of Christian and Muslim fighters are battling to defend it.

Muslim anti-Isis march not covered by mainstream media outlets, say organisers
'Hundreds of Muslims flooded the streets of London to condemn terrorism. Media’s response: Silence'
Serina Sandhu

Jordan’s King Abdullah Says the War Against ISIS 'Is Our War'
David Stout
Mar 01, 2015


Jordan’s King Abdullah II has intensified his rhetoric in the kingdom's fight against ISIS.
"It is our war. It has been for a long time," King Abdullah told CNN’s Fareed Zakaria during an interview that aired on Sunday.

The King went on to describe the Islamic State of Iraq and Greater Syria's fighters as "outlaws" of Islam and said ISIS had set up an "irresponsible caliphate to try to expand their dominion over Muslims."
ISIS forces captured Royal Jordanian Air Force fighter pilot Moath al-Kasasbeh last December and later burned him alive during a notorious video that they published online. The killing sparked retaliatory attacks from Jordan led by King Abdullah personally.

Then take them in to your abode.

Think of it like making room for an a first year exchange student from Switzerland.

Good luck!