Give it your best shot. I'm quite sure I would side with any Muslim before I would side with you. Not one has personally threatened me.
Of that I have no doubt, you are clearly an appeaser, apologist, and collaborator with Islamic Imperialist expansionists.
No they haven't. Bin Laden and a few of his cronies did. He wanted a religious war. People like you are giving him exactly what he wanted.
Muslims have been waging war against the US since the founding, in the UK a full 2/3s of British Muslims would not report a fellow Muslim to authorities for joining ISIL. Islam and Muslims are the problem.
No you want them rounded up and you even stated "slaughter them in mass without concern for their so called civilian populace"
Yes I want all Muslims who we can deport legally to be deported, those who are lawful citizens must be forced to leave through extrajudicial means, they have no business in the west. And yes when it comes to foreign policy they should be forced to bend to our will and when they do not then they must be bombed into submission, that is not genocide, that is war.
Also, your statement about "defending our interests abroad" is what brought on this terrorism in the first place.
Lying scum Islamic Imperialist expansionism has brought this terrorism to us in the first place as it has brought terror to the west since Mohammad.
You showed no regard for the people of the middle east and then cried foul when they fought back. Payback is a *****.
I have no regard for Islamic Imperialist expansionists they are the enemy, they are not fighting a defensive war they are fighting an offensive Jihad of expansionist aggression, that is what Islam does and has always done since its founding.
Yes, you are so different than Hitler. Hitler wanted to exterminate a whole group of people based on their race... wait Jews are a race, I thought it was a religion.
Judaism is an ethnicity and a religion Hitler saw them as a race, the Nazi extermination of the Jews had nothing to do with the Jewish religion whatsoever:
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From the testimony of SS-Gruppenführer Otto Ohlendorf head of Einsatzgruppen Doutlining the rear actions of the
Einsatzagruppen regarding the intentional murder of ethnic Jews in the East based on their blood including the women and children:
Q. What were these orders?
A. These orders had as their purpose to make it as easy as possible for the unfortunate victim and to prevent the brutality of the men from leading to inevitable excesses. Thus I first ordered that only so many victims should be brought to the place of execution as the execution commandos could handle. Any individual action by any individual man was forbidden. The Einsatzkommandos shot in a military manner only upon orders. It was strictly ordered to avoid any maltreatment, undressing was not permitted. The taking of any personal possessions was not permitted. Publicity was not permitted, and at the very moment when it was noted that a man had experienced joy in carrying out these executions, it was ordered that this man should never participate in any more executions. The men could not report voluntarily, they were ordered.
Q. Why did you not prevent the liquidations?
A. Even if I use the most severe standard in judging this, I had as little possibility as any of the codefendants here to prevent this order. There was only one thing, a senseless martyrdom through suicide, senseless because this would not have changed anything in the execution of this order, for this order was not an order of the SS, it was an order of the Supreme Commander in Chief and the Chief of State; it was not only carried out by Himmler or Heydrich. The army had to carry it out too, the High Command of the Army as well as the commanders in the east and southeast who were the superior commanders for the Einsatzgruppen and Einsatzkommandos. If I could imagine a theoretical possibility, then there was only the refusal on the part of those persons who were in the uppermost hierarchy and could appeal to the Supreme Commander and Chief of State, because they had the only possibility of getting access to him. They were, after all, the highest bearers of responsibility in the theater of operations.
Q. Did you not try in Nikolaev to dissuade the Reich Leader SS from this order?
A. The situation in Nikolaev was especially depressing in a moral sense, because in agreement with the army, we had excluded a large number of Jews, the farmers, from the executions. When the Reich Leader SS was in Nikolaev on 4 or 5 October, I was reproached for this measure and he ordered that henceforth, even against the will of the army, the executions should take place as planned. When the Reich Leader SS arrived at my headquarters, I had assembled all available commanders of my Einsatzgruppe. The Reich Leader addressed these men and repeated the strict order to kill all those groups which I have designated. He added that he alone would carry the responsibility, as far as accounting to the Fuehrer was concerned. None of the men would bear any responsibility, but he demanded the execution of this order, even though he knew how harsh these measures were. Nevertheless, after supper, I spoke to the Reich Leader and I pointed out the inhuman burden which was being imposed on the men in killing all these civilians. I didn't even get an answer.
Q. Now, I cannot pronounce it correctly, the Karaims were another sect whom you encountered in the south of Russia, and this sect had no Jewish blood, but it did share the religious confessions of the Jews. Is that right?
A. Yes.
Q. You submitted to Berlin the question whether the Karaims should be killed, and I understood you to say that the order you got from Berlin was you shall not kill them for they have nothing in common with the Jews except the confession?
A. Yes.
Q. Will you explain to the Court, please, what difference there was between the Karaims and the Krimchaks, except Jewish blood ?
A. I understand your question completely in reference to the eastern Jews, in the case of the Jews who were found in the eastern campaign. These Jews were to be killed-according to the order-for the reason that they were considered carriers of bolshevism, and, therefore, considered as endangering the security of the German Reich. This concerned the Jews who were found in Russia, and it was not known to me that the Jews in all of Europe were being killed, but on the contrary I knew that down to my dismissal these Jews were not killed, but it was attempted at all costs to get them to emigrate. The fact that the Karaims were not killed showed that the charge of the prosecution that persons were persecuted for their religion is not correct, for the Karaims had that Jewish religion, but they could not be killed because they did not belong to the Jewish race.
Q. I think, Witness, you answered exactly what I had antici-
*Sect which refused the Talmud and adopted the Old Testament as sole source of faith.
**Turkish Jews of mixed Semitic and Tartaric blood.
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pated in the last sentence, "They did not belong to the JewishRace," is that right?
A. Yes, That is right.
Q. They were found in Russia?
A. Yes.
Q. But they participated in the Jewish confession in Russia?
A. The Karaims had the Jewish faith, yes.
Q. But your race authorities in Berlin could find no trace of Jewish blood in them?
A. Yes.
Q. So they came absolutely under the Fuehrer Decree or the Streckenbach Order to kill all Jews?
A. Yes.
Q. Because of blood?
A. Because they were of Jewish origin. For you must understand the Nazi ideology, as you call it. It was the opinion of the Fuehrer that in Russia and in bolshevism, the representatives of this blood showed themselves especially suitable for this idea, therefore, the carriers of this blood became especially suitable representatives of the bolshevism. That is not on account of their faith, or their religion, but because of their human make-up and character.
Q. And because of their blood, right?
A. I cannot express it any more definitely than I stated, from their nature and their characteristics. Their blood, of course, has something to do with it, according to National Socialist ideology.
Q. Let's see, if I can understand it; we've got a lot of time, I hope. What was the distinction except blood?
A. Between whom?
B. Between the Karaims and the Krimchaks?
A. The difference of the blood, yes.
Q. Only the difference in blood, is that so?
A. Yes.
Q. So the criterion and the test which you applied in your slaughter was blood?
A. The criteria which I used were the orders which I got, and it has not been doubted during the entire trial, that in this
Fuehrer Order the Jews were designated as the ones who belonged to that circle in Russia and who were to be killed.
Q. Tell us how orders that you operated under in 1941 in Russia differed from the order which controlled killing of Jews in Poland in 1939 ?
A. In Poland individual actions had been ordered, while in Russia, during the entire time of the commitment, the killing of all Jews had been ordered. Special actions in Poland had been ordered, whose contents I do not know in detail.
COL. AMEN: Were all victims, including the men, women, and children executed in the same manner?
OHLENDORF: Until the spring of 1942, yes. Then an order came from Himmler that in the future women and children were to be killed only in gas vans.
COL. AMEN: How had women and children been killed previously?
OHLENDORF: In the same was as the men - by shooting.
COL. POKROVSKY: You said that mostly women and children were executed in these vans. For what reason?
OHLENDORF: That was a special order from Himmler to the effect that women and children were not to be exposed to the mental strain of the executions; and thus the men of the kommandos, mostly married men, should not be compelled to aim at women and children.
THE TRIBUNAL (Gen. Niktchenko): In your testimony you said that the Einsatz group had the object of annihilating the Jews and the commissars, is that correct?
OHLENDORF: Yes.
THE TRIBUNAL (Gen. Niktchenko): And in what category did you consider the children? For what reason were the children massacred?
OHLENDORF: The order was that the Jewish population should be totally exterminated.
THE TRIBUNAL (Gen. Niktchenko): Including the children?
OHLENDORF: Yes.
THE TRIBUNAL (Gen. Niktchenko): Were all the Jewish children murdered?
OHLENDORF: Yes.
http://www.ess.uwe.ac.uk/genocide/Einsatz2c.htm
Ohlentestimony
You are doing the exact same thing. What tact are you referring to that was used against the Nazis. Please elaborate. As for your last sentence. Bring it on.
I see no need to kill all Muslims, I just want them out of the west and to keep them in line abroad which is in the national interest. As to the same tact we used against the Nazis I would suggest mass casualty carpet bombings when they refuse to bend to the will of American power.
