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Because the uptick of Muslims bombing innocent people is a current event, and the location of the bombings is not limited to the Middle East, dumbass.why is this in current events?
Should be in the middle east section.
Because the uptick of Muslims bombing innocent people is a current event, and the location of the bombings is not limited to the Middle East, dumbass.why is this in current events?
Should be in the middle east section.
why is this in current events?
Should be in the middle east section.
Because the uptick of Muslims bombing innocent people is a current event, and the location of the bombings is not limited to the Middle East, dumbass.why is this in current events?
Should be in the middle east section.
Irrelevant crap, from a terrorist apologist.Because the uptick of Muslims bombing innocent people is a current event, and the location of the bombings is not limited to the Middle East, dumbass.why is this in current events?
Should be in the middle east section.
Oh, so it's bombing that upsets you so. Hmmmmmmmmmmm .....
To get a full scope of American violence in the world, it is worth asking a broader question: how many countries in the Islamic world has the U.S. bombed or occupied since 1980? That answer was provided in a recent Washington Post op-ed by the military historian and former U.S. Army Col. Andrew Bacevich:
As America’s efforts to “degrade and ultimately destroy” Islamic State militants extent into Syria, Iraq War III has seamlessly morphed into Greater Middle East Battlefield XIV. That is, Syria has become at least the 14th country in the Islamic world that U.S. forces have invaded or occupied or bombed, and in which American soldiers have killed or been killed. And that’s just since 1980.
Let’s tick them off: Iran (1980, 1987-1988), Libya (1981, 1986, 1989, 2011), Lebanon (1983), Kuwait (1991), Iraq (1991-2011, 2014-), Somalia (1992-1993, 2007-), Bosnia (1995), Saudi Arabia (1991, 1996), Afghanistan (1998, 2001-), Sudan (1998), Kosovo (1999), Yemen (2000, 2002-), Pakistan (2004-) and now Syria. Whew.
Bacevich’s count excludes the bombing and occupation of still other predominantly Muslim countries by key U.S. allies such as Israel and Saudi Arabia, carried out with crucial American support. It excludes coups against democratically elected governments, torture, and imprisonment of people with no charges. It also, of course, excludes all the other bombing and invading and occupying that the U.S. has carried out during this time period in other parts of the world, including in Central America and the Caribbean, as well as various proxy wars in Africa.
How Many Muslim Countries Has the U.S. Bombed Or Occupied Since 1980?
Irrelevant crap, from a terrorist apologist.Because the uptick of Muslims bombing innocent people is a current event, and the location of the bombings is not limited to the Middle East, dumbass.why is this in current events?
Should be in the middle east section.
Oh, so it's bombing that upsets you so. Hmmmmmmmmmmm .....
To get a full scope of American violence in the world, it is worth asking a broader question: how many countries in the Islamic world has the U.S. bombed or occupied since 1980? That answer was provided in a recent Washington Post op-ed by the military historian and former U.S. Army Col. Andrew Bacevich:
As America’s efforts to “degrade and ultimately destroy” Islamic State militants extent into Syria, Iraq War III has seamlessly morphed into Greater Middle East Battlefield XIV. That is, Syria has become at least the 14th country in the Islamic world that U.S. forces have invaded or occupied or bombed, and in which American soldiers have killed or been killed. And that’s just since 1980.
Let’s tick them off: Iran (1980, 1987-1988), Libya (1981, 1986, 1989, 2011), Lebanon (1983), Kuwait (1991), Iraq (1991-2011, 2014-), Somalia (1992-1993, 2007-), Bosnia (1995), Saudi Arabia (1991, 1996), Afghanistan (1998, 2001-), Sudan (1998), Kosovo (1999), Yemen (2000, 2002-), Pakistan (2004-) and now Syria. Whew.
Bacevich’s count excludes the bombing and occupation of still other predominantly Muslim countries by key U.S. allies such as Israel and Saudi Arabia, carried out with crucial American support. It excludes coups against democratically elected governments, torture, and imprisonment of people with no charges. It also, of course, excludes all the other bombing and invading and occupying that the U.S. has carried out during this time period in other parts of the world, including in Central America and the Caribbean, as well as various proxy wars in Africa.
How Many Muslim Countries Has the U.S. Bombed Or Occupied Since 1980?
Farting Dumb, keep up with the topic. We are talking about Muslims killing even more people during their so called holy month.Irrelevant crap, from a terrorist apologist.Because the uptick of Muslims bombing innocent people is a current event, and the location of the bombings is not limited to the Middle East, dumbass.why is this in current events?
Should be in the middle east section.
Oh, so it's bombing that upsets you so. Hmmmmmmmmmmm .....
To get a full scope of American violence in the world, it is worth asking a broader question: how many countries in the Islamic world has the U.S. bombed or occupied since 1980? That answer was provided in a recent Washington Post op-ed by the military historian and former U.S. Army Col. Andrew Bacevich:
As America’s efforts to “degrade and ultimately destroy” Islamic State militants extent into Syria, Iraq War III has seamlessly morphed into Greater Middle East Battlefield XIV. That is, Syria has become at least the 14th country in the Islamic world that U.S. forces have invaded or occupied or bombed, and in which American soldiers have killed or been killed. And that’s just since 1980.
Let’s tick them off: Iran (1980, 1987-1988), Libya (1981, 1986, 1989, 2011), Lebanon (1983), Kuwait (1991), Iraq (1991-2011, 2014-), Somalia (1992-1993, 2007-), Bosnia (1995), Saudi Arabia (1991, 1996), Afghanistan (1998, 2001-), Sudan (1998), Kosovo (1999), Yemen (2000, 2002-), Pakistan (2004-) and now Syria. Whew.
Bacevich’s count excludes the bombing and occupation of still other predominantly Muslim countries by key U.S. allies such as Israel and Saudi Arabia, carried out with crucial American support. It excludes coups against democratically elected governments, torture, and imprisonment of people with no charges. It also, of course, excludes all the other bombing and invading and occupying that the U.S. has carried out during this time period in other parts of the world, including in Central America and the Caribbean, as well as various proxy wars in Africa.
How Many Muslim Countries Has the U.S. Bombed Or Occupied Since 1980?
Ha ha ha ha, yes, of course. Bwa ha ha ha ha ....
Farting Dumb, keep up with the topic. We are talking about Muslims killing even more people during their so called holy month.Irrelevant crap, from a terrorist apologist.Because the uptick of Muslims bombing innocent people is a current event, and the location of the bombings is not limited to the Middle East, dumbass.why is this in current events?
Should be in the middle east section.
Oh, so it's bombing that upsets you so. Hmmmmmmmmmmm .....
To get a full scope of American violence in the world, it is worth asking a broader question: how many countries in the Islamic world has the U.S. bombed or occupied since 1980? That answer was provided in a recent Washington Post op-ed by the military historian and former U.S. Army Col. Andrew Bacevich:
As America’s efforts to “degrade and ultimately destroy” Islamic State militants extent into Syria, Iraq War III has seamlessly morphed into Greater Middle East Battlefield XIV. That is, Syria has become at least the 14th country in the Islamic world that U.S. forces have invaded or occupied or bombed, and in which American soldiers have killed or been killed. And that’s just since 1980.
Let’s tick them off: Iran (1980, 1987-1988), Libya (1981, 1986, 1989, 2011), Lebanon (1983), Kuwait (1991), Iraq (1991-2011, 2014-), Somalia (1992-1993, 2007-), Bosnia (1995), Saudi Arabia (1991, 1996), Afghanistan (1998, 2001-), Sudan (1998), Kosovo (1999), Yemen (2000, 2002-), Pakistan (2004-) and now Syria. Whew.
Bacevich’s count excludes the bombing and occupation of still other predominantly Muslim countries by key U.S. allies such as Israel and Saudi Arabia, carried out with crucial American support. It excludes coups against democratically elected governments, torture, and imprisonment of people with no charges. It also, of course, excludes all the other bombing and invading and occupying that the U.S. has carried out during this time period in other parts of the world, including in Central America and the Caribbean, as well as various proxy wars in Africa.
How Many Muslim Countries Has the U.S. Bombed Or Occupied Since 1980?
Ha ha ha ha, yes, of course. Bwa ha ha ha ha ....
It's a US message board. I don't have any apology for islam.Because the uptick of Muslims bombing innocent people is a current event, and the location of the bombings is not limited to the Middle East, dumbass.why is this in current events?
Should be in the middle east section.
That and it would be buried as to not upset the Islamapologists
yeah, on the ISMB.why is this in current events?
Should be in the middle east section.
it is in the current events section----because it is a current event
I don't mind if we impose a ban on islam in Western countries: They can still live here as long as they stop practicing.Because the uptick of Muslims bombing innocent people is a current event, and the location of the bombings is not limited to the Middle East, dumbass.why is this in current events?
Should be in the middle east section.
Farting Dumb, keep up with the topic. We are talking about Muslims killing even more people during their so called holy month.Irrelevant crap, from a terrorist apologist.Because the uptick of Muslims bombing innocent people is a current event, and the location of the bombings is not limited to the Middle East, dumbass.
Oh, so it's bombing that upsets you so. Hmmmmmmmmmmm .....
To get a full scope of American violence in the world, it is worth asking a broader question: how many countries in the Islamic world has the U.S. bombed or occupied since 1980? That answer was provided in a recent Washington Post op-ed by the military historian and former U.S. Army Col. Andrew Bacevich:
As America’s efforts to “degrade and ultimately destroy” Islamic State militants extent into Syria, Iraq War III has seamlessly morphed into Greater Middle East Battlefield XIV. That is, Syria has become at least the 14th country in the Islamic world that U.S. forces have invaded or occupied or bombed, and in which American soldiers have killed or been killed. And that’s just since 1980.
Let’s tick them off: Iran (1980, 1987-1988), Libya (1981, 1986, 1989, 2011), Lebanon (1983), Kuwait (1991), Iraq (1991-2011, 2014-), Somalia (1992-1993, 2007-), Bosnia (1995), Saudi Arabia (1991, 1996), Afghanistan (1998, 2001-), Sudan (1998), Kosovo (1999), Yemen (2000, 2002-), Pakistan (2004-) and now Syria. Whew.
Bacevich’s count excludes the bombing and occupation of still other predominantly Muslim countries by key U.S. allies such as Israel and Saudi Arabia, carried out with crucial American support. It excludes coups against democratically elected governments, torture, and imprisonment of people with no charges. It also, of course, excludes all the other bombing and invading and occupying that the U.S. has carried out during this time period in other parts of the world, including in Central America and the Caribbean, as well as various proxy wars in Africa.
How Many Muslim Countries Has the U.S. Bombed Or Occupied Since 1980?
Ha ha ha ha, yes, of course. Bwa ha ha ha ha ....
You can't handle it, your topic.
I don't mind if we impose a ban on islam in Western countries: They can still live here as long as they stop practicing.Because the uptick of Muslims bombing innocent people is a current event, and the location of the bombings is not limited to the Middle East, dumbass.why is this in current events?
Should be in the middle east section.
assimilation should be no great hardship, if they have good intentions towards their new country.
In one week the world has witnessed the Orlando massacre, Istanbul massacre, the Bangladesh attack, the Saudi attack, and then 280 killed in an Iraq bombing. Muslims literally set the world on fire in the last week of their holy month, and it doesn't look like they're going to stop.yeah, on the ISMB.why is this in current events?
Should be in the middle east section.
it is in the current events section----because it is a current event
This is the USMB
I'm not saying we should. I was just saying it wouldn't bother me. If it really is a threat then our Governments should treat it like one. If it isn't then they shouldn't be saying it is. Either way, I'm not fussed. Islam has never affected me personally.I don't mind if we impose a ban on islam in Western countries: They can still live here as long as they stop practicing.Because the uptick of Muslims bombing innocent people is a current event, and the location of the bombings is not limited to the Middle East, dumbass.why is this in current events?
Should be in the middle east section.
assimilation should be no great hardship, if they have good intentions towards their new country.
I totally agree with you, Islam is incompatible with freedom and democracy. In the past, part of the naturalization process for immigrants applying for citizenship was to renounce communism and that you were ever member of a communist party. We can do a hybrid of that with regards to Islam.
In one week the world has witnessed the Orlando massacre, Istanbul massacre, the Bangladesh attack, the Saudi attack, and then 280 killed in an Iraq bombing. Muslims literally set the world on fire in the last week of their holy month, and it doesn't look like they're going to stop.yeah, on the ISMB.why is this in current events?
Should be in the middle east section.
it is in the current events section----because it is a current event
This is the USMB
This is a current event.
