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Originally posted by AURaptor:

I guess it's another 'man caused ' incident, or 'work place violence', and nothing more.

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Originally posted by AURaptor:
Canadian officials were quick to tamp out any suggestion that the hit-n-run killing was in any way a Muslim terror attack.

It was.


Now they're really in a pickle, as Canada was singled out just weeks ago by ISIS thugs for taking sides against them and helping the US.

This wasn't Chicago, where shootings happen on a daily basis. This was Canada's parliament, and a direct attack by the Jihadists on the Canadian people.

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Canadian officials were quick to tamp out any suggestion that the hit-n-run killing was in any way a Muslim terror attack.

It was.


Now they're really in a pickle, as Canada was singled out just weeks ago by ISIS thugs for taking sides against them and helping the US.

This wasn't Chicago, where shootings happen on a daily basis. This was Canada's parliament, and a direct attack by the Jihadists on the Canadian people.

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Where you getting this reporting?
I heard an interview with Canadians, they were clearly referencing both as Terrorist attacks in Canada. Immediately following, and even during the interviews, news breaks with MSM reporters claimed what you said - the opposite of what was being reported in Canada. I can agree that the MSM filter on every story is devoid of truth, but were you saying that you actually heard Canada broadcasters say the attacks were not terrorism, or you heard the MSM filtered version of what Canada said?

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Originally posted by 1kiki:
"The shooting was called for what it really was ..."

Because when a right-wing nut case with a grotch against the government like Jared Lee Loughner does it he's just a lone nut-case. But when a Muslim nut-case with a grotch against the government does it he's a terr'st.

Right?

Double-standard much?

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The four hostages known to have been beheaded earlier this year by the Islamic State militant group in Syria suffered severe physical torture before their deaths, according to a published report.

The New York Times says that hostages were severely beaten, starved, underwent mock executions, and were even waterboarded by their captors. The paper reports that the American and British hostages, including beheaded journalists James Foley and Steven Sotloff and aid workers David Haines and Alan Henning were singled out for the worst torture, largely because Washington and London have refused to pay the ransoms provided by other Western governments. The Times claims that the waterboarding was so dreaded by the hostages that their fellow prisoners were relieved if they came back from an encounter with their guards covered in blood.

"It was when there was no blood," a former cellmate told the paper, "that we knew he had suffered something even worse."

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Originally posted by ElvisChrist:


Latest school shooting (one of more than 80 since Newtown) was done by a Christian, but you're not likely to hear that on the news.

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None of which holds any merit to the the claim that this psycho was a CONSERVATIVE.

His issues were LIBERAL? ARE YOU STUPID, CRAZY, OR A LIAR?

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Im a pretty big believer that no single religion is any more innocent than another.

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If there is a case of a religion that hasnt oppressed or killed it is because they have never been a majority religion in their region.

Christianity has a past just as bloody as Islam's.

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He was known by the RCMP to be mentally ill

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Im a pretty big believer that no single religion is any more innocent than another.

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Well, you can believe that all you want, but it doesn't make it true.

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If there is a case of a religion that hasnt oppressed or killed it is because they have never been a majority religion in their region.

Christianity has a past just as bloody as Islam's.

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That's skirting the issue of what is happening NOW, today. It's a cowards way of trying to equivocate the violence that is happening all over the planet, in the name of Allah.

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Remember, the US has a ton of Muslims in it as well. And you don't here shit about them doing stuff.

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Im a pretty big believer that no single religion is any more innocent than another.

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Well, you can believe that all you want, but it doesn't make it true.

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If there is a case of a religion that hasnt oppressed or killed it is because they have never been a majority religion in their region.

Christianity has a past just as bloody as Islam's.

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That's skirting the issue of what is happening NOW, today. It's a cowards way of trying to equivocate the violence that is happening all over the planet, in the name of Allah.

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There is plenty of violence between Christians. Hell up until the 1990's Irish Catholics were generally associated with terrorism.

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Remember, the US has a ton of Muslims in it as well. And you don't here shit about them doing stuff.

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Andy Carvin ? @acarvin

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Consensus translation of the headband is "We sacrifice ourselves for you, O Mohamed.” Caveat: photo blurry, text incomplete. #sydneysiege

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Originally posted by AURaptor:

Sounds like the whole country has come to a stop, from the way Chris is talking ... thoughts and sympathies for the Aussies and their dealings w/ such low life scum.

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ISIS issues guidelines for sex slavery

Members of the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) have kidnapped thousands of women and girls in their raids on non-Sunni Muslim towns and villages across northern Syria and western Iraq.

Many of the captives are believed to be sold, traded or even gifted as sex slaves by the group's fighters. A video posted to YouTube on November 1 purportedly shows a room full of ISIS militants eagerly awaiting a "slaves market," and boasting about the number of young women they intend to purchase.


http://www.cbsnews.com/news/isis-issues-guidelines-for-sex-slavery/

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Here's more on the REAL war on women...

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ISIS issues guidelines for sex slavery

Members of the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) have kidnapped thousands of women and girls in their raids on non-Sunni Muslim towns and villages across northern Syria and western Iraq.

Many of the captives are believed to be sold, traded or even gifted as sex slaves by the group's fighters. A video posted to YouTube on November 1 purportedly shows a room full of ISIS militants eagerly awaiting a "slaves market," and boasting about the number of young women they intend to purchase.


http://www.cbsnews.com/news/isis-issues-guidelines-for-sex-slavery/

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Tonight a small, feel-good moment has emerged from an otherwise dark day.The Twitter hashtag #IllRideWithYou has begun trending worldwide. It's the result of members of the public offering to accompany members of the Muslim community who might feel intimdated or threatened to travel on public transport in the aftermath of the siege.

Way to be Twitter users. You all deserve a retweet.

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Here's more on the REAL war on women...

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ISIS issues guidelines for sex slavery

Members of the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) have kidnapped thousands of women and girls in their raids on non-Sunni Muslim towns and villages across northern Syria and western Iraq.

Many of the captives are believed to be sold, traded or even gifted as sex slaves by the group's fighters. A video posted to YouTube on November 1 purportedly shows a room full of ISIS militants eagerly awaiting a "slaves market," and boasting about the number of young women they intend to purchase.


http://www.cbsnews.com/news/isis-issues-guidelines-for-sex-slavery/

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The Muslim Communities have been very loud in their condemnations, constantly. Still they get targetted by nutbags of the non Muslim variety. They face more risk on a daily basis than the one in a million that the rest of us face of a terrorist attack.

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Taliban go on killing spree at Pakistan school, 132 students dead


By Jibran Ahmad and Mehreen Zahra-Malik

PESHAWAR, Pakistan (Reuters) - At least 132 students and nine staff members were killed on Tuesday when Taliban gunmen broke into a school in the Pakistani city of Peshawar and opened fire, witnesses said, in the bloodiest massacre the country has seen for years.

More than eight hours after militants slipped into the heavily guarded compound through a back entrance, the army declared the operation to flush them out over, and said that all nine insurgents had been killed.

The attack on a military-run high school attended by more than 1,100 people, many of them children of army personnel, struck at the heart of Pakistan's military establishment, an assault certain to enrage the country's powerful army.

Wounded children taken to nearby hospitals told Reuters most victims died when gunmen, suicide vests strapped to their bodies, entered the compound and opened fire indiscriminately on boys, girls and their teachers.

"One of my teachers was crying, she was shot in the hand and she was crying in pain," said Shahrukh Khan, 15, who was shot in both legs but survived by hiding under a bench.

"One terrorist then walked up to her and started shooting her until she stopped making any sound. All around me my friends were lying injured and dead."

The Taliban, waging war against Pakistan in order to topple the government and set up an Islamic state, immediately claimed responsibility.

"We selected the army's school for the attack because the government is targeting our families and females," said Taliban spokesman Muhammad Umar Khorasani. "We want them to feel the pain."

SUICIDE BOMBERS

As night fell on Peshawar, a teeming, volatile city near the Afghan border, security forces wrapped up an operation that lasted more than eight hours and involved intense gun battles. The military said about 960 pupils and staff were evacuated.

The Taliban said the gunmen had been equipped with suicide vests and at least three explosions were heard inside the high school at the height of the massacre.

Outside, as helicopters rumbled overhead, police struggled to hold back distraught parents who were trying to break past a security cordon and get into the school.

Officials said 121 pupils and three staff members were wounded. A local hospital said the dead and injured were aged from 10 to 20 years old.

A Reuters correspondent visiting the city's major Combined Military Hospital said its corridors were lined with dead students, their green-and-yellow school uniform ties peeping out of the white body bags.

The gunmen, who several students said communicated with each other in a foreign language, possibly Arabic, managed to slip past the school's tight security because at least some of them were wearing Pakistani military uniforms, some witnesses said.

Pakistanis, used to almost daily militant attacks, were shocked by the scale of the massacre and the loss of so many young lives. It recalled the 2004 siege of a school in Russia's Beslan by Chechen militants which ended in the death of more than 330 people, half of them children.

The United States, Pakistan's ally in its fight against Islamist militants operating in Pakistan and Afghanistan, swiftly condemned the attack.

"This act of terror angers and shakes all people of conscience ... the perpetrators must be brought to justice," said U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry.

SPIRAL OF VIOLENCE

The Pakistani Taliban have vowed to step up attacks in response to a major army operation against the insurgents in the tribal areas.

But despite the crackdown this year, the military has long been accused of being too lenient toward Islamist militants who critics say are used to carry out the army's bidding in places like Kashmir and Afghanistan.

The military denies the accusations.

So far the Taliban have targeted mainly security forces, military bases and airports, but attacks on civilian targets with no logistical significance are relatively rare.

In September, 2013, however, dozens of people, including many children, were killed in an attack on a church, also in Peshawar in Pakistan's northwest.

The assault on a school where officers' children studied could push the armed forces into a more drastic response.



( more here -> http://mobile.reuters.com/article/idUSKBN0JU0JO20141216?irpc=932

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The Pakistani Taliban just wiped out most of the staff at the US embassby on 'Homeland' ... now this real life massacre. Lots more emmy material. Hellava govt. ya got there Pakistan.

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