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Could these have been intended to be set off aboard a US bound aircraft?
Could these have been intended to be set off aboard a US bound aircraft?
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Gromit, I think you're being silly, but just for you here's a self-confessed liberal leftie.
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/// I really can't believe that banning Islam is even being discussed. We would have to build Berlin walls in just about every major city! ///
And how have you come to that ridiculous conclusion, we are not suggesting the banning of people or even creating walled ghettos, but simply banning a particular religion.
/// I really can't believe that banning Islam is even being discussed. We would have to build Berlin walls in just about every major city! ///
And how have you come to that ridiculous conclusion, we are not suggesting the banning of people or even creating walled ghettos, but simply banning a particular religion.
Naomi,
I was expecting the name of a mover or a shaker, Someone with influence to stop all these good people from doing the right thing. You delivered the name of a no mark ex-MP who I had to Google to find out who he was. The only thing he managed to influence in his career, was his own expenses sheet.
I was expecting the name of a mover or a shaker, Someone with influence to stop all these good people from doing the right thing. You delivered the name of a no mark ex-MP who I had to Google to find out who he was. The only thing he managed to influence in his career, was his own expenses sheet.
After the Paris attacks the president of Egypt, Abdel Fattah al-Sisi, did what no other leader of the Muslim world has done to date: he named Islam’s real enemy. In a gathering of religious clerics at Cairo’s ancient Al Azhar University, he called for the rescue of Islam from ‘ideology’. His speech was given little coverage in the western press, but it is worth repeating, he said;
‘We are in need of a religious revolution, you, imams, are responsible before Allah. The entire world, I say it again, the entire world is waiting for your next move because the Islamic world is being torn, it is being destroyed, it is being lost. And it is being lost by our own hands.’ It is inconceivable, he said, that ‘this thinking — and I am not saying religion — should cause the entire Islamic world to be a source of anxiety, danger, killing and destruction for the rest of the world.’ The remedy, said al-Sisi, was for Islam to recognise and talk about its mutant strain. ‘Religious discourse is the greatest battle and challenge facing the Egyptian people,’ he said. ‘We need a modern, comprehensive understanding of the religion of Islam,’ rather than ‘relying on a discourse that has not changed for 800 years’.
That was 14 moths ago, but what have they done since?
‘We are in need of a religious revolution, you, imams, are responsible before Allah. The entire world, I say it again, the entire world is waiting for your next move because the Islamic world is being torn, it is being destroyed, it is being lost. And it is being lost by our own hands.’ It is inconceivable, he said, that ‘this thinking — and I am not saying religion — should cause the entire Islamic world to be a source of anxiety, danger, killing and destruction for the rest of the world.’ The remedy, said al-Sisi, was for Islam to recognise and talk about its mutant strain. ‘Religious discourse is the greatest battle and challenge facing the Egyptian people,’ he said. ‘We need a modern, comprehensive understanding of the religion of Islam,’ rather than ‘relying on a discourse that has not changed for 800 years’.
That was 14 moths ago, but what have they done since?
Khandro
They killed Ashraf Ali Ali Hassanein al-Gharabli in November last year.
The Bedouin tribesmen are fighting ISIS in the Sinai Peninsula.
Earlier this year, after ISIS executed 21 Egyptian Coptic Christians in Libya, Egypt took the fight there too.
The Egyptian army killed 56 ISIS fighters in the Sinai Province, in September.
In February last year, Egypt entered (officially) – the war on ISIS through the Libyan gateway. That was when Jordan stepped up its military operations against ISIS through the Syrian path.
They killed Ashraf Ali Ali Hassanein al-Gharabli in November last year.
The Bedouin tribesmen are fighting ISIS in the Sinai Peninsula.
Earlier this year, after ISIS executed 21 Egyptian Coptic Christians in Libya, Egypt took the fight there too.
The Egyptian army killed 56 ISIS fighters in the Sinai Province, in September.
In February last year, Egypt entered (officially) – the war on ISIS through the Libyan gateway. That was when Jordan stepped up its military operations against ISIS through the Syrian path.
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