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Will someone destroy islam already?
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--- Quote from: Joe Gutfeld on February 17, 2015, 06:17:44 PM ---I can't believe that this post is still active.
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Because some muslamic terrorists are still alive on this earth.
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The assault on IS-held Tikrit could trigger sectarian war in the region:
The Iraqi military’s attempt to retake Tikrit from Islamic State tells us several things about the current politics of the region. First, the Iraqi state is heavily reliant on the Iranians for military assistance. The Iranian Fars News Agency has reported that this assault is being backed by the Iranian Revolutionary Guard including the commander of its elite Quds Force, Maj. Gen. Qasem Soleimani. Reuters says that Soleimani can be seen directing operations from a hill and that his presence is crucial in terms of controlling the Iraqi Shi’ite militias, many of whom are Iranian trained.
Second, there is a danger that Islamic State might succeed in precipitating the sectarian war within Islam that it so desperately wants. Islamic State brutally murdered a thousand or more, largely Shi’ite, Iraqi soldiers in Tikrit last summer. As the New York Times reports, some of the Shi’ite militias groups are describing the current operation as a revenge mission. If this results in the slaughter of Sunni civilians, it will make the task of putting Iraq back together even more difficult—Islamic State’s rise was made easier by the deep suspicion that many Sunnis had of the previous, Shi’ite dominated government in Baghdad.
http://blogs.spectator.co.uk/coffeehouse/2015/03/the-assault-on-tikrit-could-trigger-sectarian-war-within-islam/
Tikrit shall get the best of the global protracted war of the muslamic terrorist infighting.
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Pakistan church bombings: Twin blasts kill 15, wound 78 in Lahore:
ISLAMABAD: In the latest attack on religious minorities in Pakistan, twin Taliban suicide bombers blew themselves up at two Christian churches during Sunday mass in the country's eastern city of Lahore, leaving at least 15 persons dead and more than 70 injured.
The blasts sparked mob violence in the area in which two other suspected militants were killed and later their bodies were set on fire.
The bombings occurred at Catholic and Christ churches, located around half a kilometre apart, in quick succession in the city's Youhanabad area, one of Pakistan's biggest Christian neighbourhoods, a home to about a million Christians.
Nabila Ghazanfar, a spokesperson for the Punjab police, said the deaths from the attack on Sunday included 11 Christians, two police officers deployed for security outside the churches and the two suspects beaten to death by the mob, in addition to the two bombers. Television images showed police officials struggling to keep the angry crowd away from one of the men who was later lynched.
Jamaat-ur-Ahrar, a Pakistani Taliban (TTP) splinter group, claimed responsibility for the attacks. Ihsanullah Ihsan, the group's spokesman, said it was the work of two suicide bombers. "The Tehreek-e-Taliban Jamaat-ur-Ahrar accepts responsibility for the suicide attacks on the churches in Lahore," Ihsan said in a statement emailed to reporters. "We promise that until an Islamic system is put into place in Pakistan such attacks will continue.
http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/pakistan/Pakistan-church-bombings-Twin-blasts-kill-15-wound-78-in-Lahore/articleshow/46573327.cms
OMG, they are spreading deep in Pakistan.
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At least 142 killed in 'Isil' bombings of Yemen Shia mosques
Previously unknown "Yemen branch" of Isil claims responsibility for deadly bombings on Shia mosque in Sanaa that claim at least 142 fatalities
Nearly 150 people were killed and 350 wounded in a triple suicide bombing in Yemen on Friday, with a previously unknown faction of Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (Isil) claiming responsibility for the attack.
In one of the country’s bloodiest ever days of terrorist violence, bombers struck at three mosques just as worshippers were crowding in for Friday morning prayers. Witnesses spoke of blood running “like a river” at one mosque, and such was the carnage that health officials in the capital, Sana'a, had to issue public appeals for blood donations.
Responsibility for the atrocity was claimed by a previously unheard of branch of the Islamic State, which is seeking to expand beyond its core turf in Syria and Iraq, and which also laid claim to Tuesday’s massacre of tourists in Tunisia.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/middleeast/yemen/11485080/Dozens-killed-in-Yemen-Shia-mosque-bombings.html
The sunni muslamic caliphate is exclusively against and killing all other muslamics in a game of the protracted war of the muslamic infighting. ISIS is very much against the Shia, Zaidi, Alvi, Kurd, Ahmadiya, Sufi and all others. Why Saudi Arab supports them.
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Yemen's Houthi militia close in on president's Aden base:
Houthi militia forces in Yemen backed by allied army units seized an air base on Wednesday and appeared close to capturing the southern port of Aden from defenders loyal to President Abd-Rabbu Mansour Hadi, residents said. The United States said that Hadi, who has been holed up in Aden since fleeing the Houthi-controlled capital Sanaa last month, was no longer at his residence. It offered no other details on his movements. After taking al-Anad air base, the Houthis and their military allies, supported by heavy armor, advanced to within 20 km (12 miles) of Aden.
Sunni Arab monarchies around Yemen have condemned the Shi'ite Houthi takeover as a coup and have mooted a military intervention in favor of Hadi in recent days.
U.S. officials say Saudi Arabia is moving heavy military equipment including artillery to areas near its border with Yemen, raising the risk that the Middle East’s top oil power will be drawn into the worsening Yemeni conflict.
http://www.reuters.com/article/2015/03/25/us-yemen-security-idUSKBN0ML0YC20150325
Sunni Saudi Arabia does not like the Shia and Zaidi. Also they do not want any peace in Yemen so they are advancing militarily against Yemen. Another feather in the cap of the global protracted war of the muslamic terrorist infighting.
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