Anonymous wrote:Christians around the world condemn strongly the activities of terrorism in the name of Christ. I don't hear the same outrage from Muslims.

You don't hear because you aren't listening. This has been covered here over and over again. Muslims always condemn so-called "Islamic" terror. But, those condemnations don't make it into your shell.

An observation - we call them Islamic terrorists because THEY call themselves Islamic. They commit their atrocities in the name of Islam. Some of the other groups referenced - KKK, IRA - didn’t commit their sins in the name of Christianity. They did not shout “God is great” or “Jesus is King” before killing.
And they are not happening now!

Please name one Christian terrorist group that murders other Christians. Or better yet, name a Christian terrorist group that is actively killing anyone today????

Also, the threat remains and based on these postings, seems no one has any practical ideas, too busy warning us about Christian terrorists.

Im only posting this because you asked for it but it is off topic.
Current Christian Terrorist exists in America. Bombings of abortion clinics, such as those committed by Eric Rudolph, and murders or attempted murders of physicians and clinic staff, as committed by James Kopp, Paul Jennings Hill, Scott Roeder, Michael F. Griffin, and Peter James Knight.

Some of the organized christian groups in America that support violence and terrorism; The Army of God, The Invisable American Empire / KKK, Phineas Priesthood. Other terrorist groups here include; JDL, Animal Liberation Front, Sovereign Citizens and Earth Liberation Front.

Since Obama's election in 2008 there have been 25 domestic terrorism plots by non-Muslim domestic extremists and 9 plots by Muslim domestic and international extremists.

The Klan is gone. You don't hear about them on CNN because they don't behead children, or rape women, or sell women to other men in the Klan, or put heads on a stick, or enlist other children from round the world for suicide bombings.

I don't think the Klan is totally gone, but I do agree with the rest of your statement.

Christians around the world condemn strongly the activities of terrorism in the name of Christ. I don't hear the same outrage from Muslims.

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Anonymous wrote:What is also relevant is why we seem to see much more in the way of extremism among Muslims over the past several decades.

For example, the first major act of terrorism that I recall which caught the attention of the world was during the Munich Olympics in 1972.

So terrorism/extremism among Muslims is not something that has always been around.

That may be the first major act of terrorism that you recall, but terrorism is almost as old as human history. In that region alone, many of Israel's eventual leaders were terrorists. Also, Munich was undertaken by Palestinians. There were Christians among them. Their commander had a Christian father and a Jewish mother.

A practicing Christian or born?

Does anyone ask this of Islamic terrorist? The 9/11 attackers were drinking and going to strip clubs -- not exactly devout, yet we call them islamic terrorists.

When it's a Christian, we always look for an excuse to distance ourselves from them. Oh, he's an extremist, radical fringe, he has perverted Christianity. But when it's a Muslim, we call him devout.

An observation - we call them Islamic terrorists because THEY call themselves Islamic. They commit their atrocities in the name of Islam. Some of the other groups referenced - KKK, IRA - didn’t commit their sins in the name of Christianity. They did not shout “God is great” or “Jesus is King” before killing.

And they are not happening now!

Please name one Christian terrorist group that murders other Christians. Or better yet, name a Christian terrorist group that is actively killing anyone today????

Also, the threat remains and based on these postings, seems no one has any practical ideas, too busy warning us about Christian terrorists.

Uganda LRA
US: Covenant Sword Arm of the Lord, Hutaree, and some other Christian Militias.

Uganda LRA - poor comparison. evokes Acholi nationalism on occasion, group does NOT rely on its christian ideology for its message, there are NO killing of non-christians in the name of Christ, they kill to take power not as puntative. VERY VERY BIG DIfference

Covenant Sword Arm of the Lord, Hutaree, and some other Christian Militias. - are you kidding? maybe armed groups, but there are NO killings of non-christians in the name of Christ. They do not behead small children, sell their teenagers or give teenaged women to their soldiers.


If this is the best you can do, I think the attempt to provides these groups as equivalent to the True Islam terrorists, it clearly confirms the original premise that ALL MAJOR TERRORISM TODAY is by True Islam that follows Mohmmed and Quran.

ISIL
Al Qaeda
Taliban
Boko Haram
al-Shabaab

What is the common denominator? All followers of Mohammed? All based on the Quran.

So why is this and how can we stop it? We need moderate Muslims to help provide guidance to the world.

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jsteele wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What is also relevant is why we seem to see much more in the way of extremism among Muslims over the past several decades.

For example, the first major act of terrorism that I recall which caught the attention of the world was during the Munich Olympics in 1972.

So terrorism/extremism among Muslims is not something that has always been around.

That may be the first major act of terrorism that you recall, but terrorism is almost as old as human history. In that region alone, many of Israel's eventual leaders were terrorists. Also, Munich was undertaken by Palestinians. There were Christians among them. Their commander had a Christian father and a Jewish mother.

A practicing Christian or born?

Does anyone ask this of Islamic terrorist? The 9/11 attackers were drinking and going to strip clubs -- not exactly devout, yet we call them islamic terrorists.

When it's a Christian, we always look for an excuse to distance ourselves from them. Oh, he's an extremist, radical fringe, he has perverted Christianity. But when it's a Muslim, we call him devout.

An observation - we call them Islamic terrorists because THEY call themselves Islamic. They commit their atrocities in the name of Islam. Some of the other groups referenced - KKK, IRA - didn’t commit their sins in the name of Christianity. They did not shout “God is great” or “Jesus is King”been before killing.

And they are not happening now!

Please name one Christian terrorist group that murders other Christians. Or better yet, name a Christian terrorist group that is actively killing anyone today????

Also, the threat remains and based on these postings, seems no one has any practical ideas, too busy warning us about Christian terrorists.

The Klan is alive and strong right in MarYland and Virginia. Husband is LEO, the chatter and threats coming from these America's home grown self-proclaimed Christian nut whacks is frightening, but we don't hear about them on CNN and FOX. It's too close to home, and either the unaffected don't care, or well they just don't care.

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jsteele wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What is also relevant is why we seem to see much more in the way of extremism among Muslims over the past several decades.

For example, the first major act of terrorism that I recall which caught the attention of the world was during the Munich Olympics in 1972.

So terrorism/extremism among Muslims is not something that has always been around.

That may be the first major act of terrorism that you recall, but terrorism is almost as old as human history. In that region alone, many of Israel's eventual leaders were terrorists. Also, Munich was undertaken by Palestinians. There were Christians among them. Their commander had a Christian father and a Jewish mother.

A practicing Christian or born?

Does anyone ask this of Islamic terrorist? The 9/11 attackers were drinking and going to strip clubs -- not exactly devout, yet we call them islamic terrorists.

When it's a Christian, we always look for an excuse to distance ourselves from them. Oh, he's an extremist, radical fringe, he has perverted Christianity. But when it's a Muslim, we call him devout.

An observation - we call them Islamic terrorists because THEY call themselves Islamic. They commit their atrocities in the name of Islam. Some of the other groups referenced - KKK, IRA - didn’t commit their sins in the name of Christianity. They did not shout “God is great” or “Jesus is King” before killing.

They burnt a freaking cross in remembrance of Christ, you bigot.

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jsteele wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What is also relevant is why we seem to see much more in the way of extremism among Muslims over the past several decades.

For example, the first major act of terrorism that I recall which caught the attention of the world was during the Munich Olympics in 1972.

So terrorism/extremism among Muslims is not something that has always been around.

That may be the first major act of terrorism that you recall, but terrorism is almost as old as human history. In that region alone, many of Israel's eventual leaders were terrorists. Also, Munich was undertaken by Palestinians. There were Christians among them. Their commander had a Christian father and a Jewish mother.

A practicing Christian or born?

Does anyone ask this of Islamic terrorist? The 9/11 attackers were drinking and going to strip clubs -- not exactly devout, yet we call them islamic terrorists.

When it's a Christian, we always look for an excuse to distance ourselves from them. Oh, he's an extremist, radical fringe, he has perverted Christianity. But when it's a Muslim, we call him devout.

An observation - we call them Islamic terrorists because THEY call themselves Islamic. They commit their atrocities in the name of Islam. Some of the other groups referenced - KKK, IRA - didn’t commit their sins in the name of Christianity. They did not shout “God is great” or “Jesus is King” before killing.

And they are not happening now!

Please name one Christian terrorist group that murders other Christians. Or better yet, name a Christian terrorist group that is actively killing anyone today????

Also, the threat remains and based on these postings, seems no one has any practical ideas, too busy warning us about Christian terrorists.

Uganda LRA
US: Covenant Sword Arm of the Lord, Hutaree, and some other Christian Militias.

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Anonymous wrote:

jsteele wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What is also relevant is why we seem to see much more in the way of extremism among Muslims over the past several decades.

For example, the first major act of terrorism that I recall which caught the attention of the world was during the Munich Olympics in 1972.

So terrorism/extremism among Muslims is not something that has always been around.

That may be the first major act of terrorism that you recall, but terrorism is almost as old as human history. In that region alone, many of Israel's eventual leaders were terrorists. Also, Munich was undertaken by Palestinians. There were Christians among them. Their commander had a Christian father and a Jewish mother.

A practicing Christian or born?

Does anyone ask this of Islamic terrorist? The 9/11 attackers were drinking and going to strip clubs -- not exactly devout, yet we call them islamic terrorists.

When it's a Christian, we always look for an excuse to distance ourselves from them. Oh, he's an extremist, radical fringe, he has perverted Christianity. But when it's a Muslim, we call him devout.

An observation - we call them Islamic terrorists because THEY call themselves Islamic. They commit their atrocities in the name of Islam. Some of the other groups referenced - KKK, IRA - didn’t commit their sins in the name of Christianity. They did not shout “God is great” or “Jesus is King” before killing.

And they are not happening now!

Please name one Christian terrorist group that murders other Christians. Or better yet, name a Christian terrorist group that is actively killing anyone today????

Also, the threat remains and based on these postings, seems no one has any practical ideas, too busy warning us about Christian terrorists.

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Anonymous wrote:

jsteele wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What is also relevant is why we seem to see much more in the way of extremism among Muslims over the past several decades.

For example, the first major act of terrorism that I recall which caught the attention of the world was during the Munich Olympics in 1972.

So terrorism/extremism among Muslims is not something that has always been around.

That may be the first major act of terrorism that you recall, but terrorism is almost as old as human history. In that region alone, many of Israel's eventual leaders were terrorists. Also, Munich was undertaken by Palestinians. There were Christians among them. Their commander had a Christian father and a Jewish mother.

A practicing Christian or born?

Does anyone ask this of Islamic terrorist? The 9/11 attackers were drinking and going to strip clubs -- not exactly devout, yet we call them islamic terrorists.

When it's a Christian, we always look for an excuse to distance ourselves from them. Oh, he's an extremist, radical fringe, he has perverted Christianity. But when it's a Muslim, we call him devout.

An observation - we call them Islamic terrorists because THEY call themselves Islamic. They commit their atrocities in the name of Islam. Some of the other groups referenced - KKK, IRA - didn’t commit their sins in the name of Christianity. They did not shout “God is great” or “Jesus is King” before killing.

You really don't know much about the Klan.

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jsteele wrote:

Anonymous wrote:What is also relevant is why we seem to see much more in the way of extremism among Muslims over the past several decades.

For example, the first major act of terrorism that I recall which caught the attention of the world was during the Munich Olympics in 1972.

So terrorism/extremism among Muslims is not something that has always been around.

That may be the first major act of terrorism that you recall, but terrorism is almost as old as human history. In that region alone, many of Israel's eventual leaders were terrorists. Also, Munich was undertaken by Palestinians. There were Christians among them. Their commander had a Christian father and a Jewish mother.

A practicing Christian or born?

Does anyone ask this of Islamic terrorist? The 9/11 attackers were drinking and going to strip clubs -- not exactly devout, yet we call them islamic terrorists.

When it's a Christian, we always look for an excuse to distance ourselves from them. Oh, he's an extremist, radical fringe, he has perverted Christianity. But when it's a Muslim, we call him devout.

An observation - we call them Islamic terrorists because THEY call themselves Islamic. They commit their atrocities in the name of Islam. Some of the other groups referenced - KKK, IRA - didn’t commit their sins in the name of Christianity. They did not shout “God is great” or “Jesus is King” before killing.

Or the Spanish inquisition.

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Anonymous wrote:What is also relevant is why we seem to see much more in the way of extremism among Muslims over the past several decades.

For example, the first major act of terrorism that I recall which caught the attention of the world was during the Munich Olympics in 1972.

So terrorism/extremism among Muslims is not something that has always been around.

My grandfather would you tell you that he first witness terrorism when his family was attacked by the KKK in 40's. They, that is the KKK, claimed to be God fearing Christians. So I guess everybody has their own mental time frame.

Don't forget what Christians did to the American Indians.

Anonymous wrote:What is also relevant is why we seem to see much more in the way of extremism among Muslims over the past several decades.

For example, the first major act of terrorism that I recall which caught the attention of the world was during the Munich Olympics in 1972.

So terrorism/extremism among Muslims is not something that has always been around.

My grandfather would you tell you that he first witness terrorism when his family was attacked by the KKK in 40's. They, that is the KKK, claimed to be God fearing Christians. So I guess everybody has their own mental time frame.

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Anonymous wrote:What is also relevant is why we seem to see much more in the way of extremism among Muslims over the past several decades.

For example, the first major act of terrorism that I recall which caught the attention of the world was during the Munich Olympics in 1972.

So terrorism/extremism among Muslims is not something that has always been around.

I remembers the IRA, 1969-2005

I was under the impression that the IRA were Catholics, not Muslims. So I'm sorry but. . .what is your point?

That the Munich Olympics were not the first major attack of terrorism that caught the worlds attention.