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The Global War on Terror 5.0: Putin on the Risk

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Some chilling insights into the mind of ISIS' top theologians.

The author is an Iranian émigré journalist whose work over the years has been spot on target more often than not. The entire story is worth a read.

“Pure Mohammadan Islam”: This is what ISIS, Daesh in Arabic, promises to deliver once the caliphate has defeated “Infidel” enemies and secured its position. The promise is at the core of its propaganda, including in cyberspace.

Its recent blitzkrieg victories and high-profile beheadings are not the only reason ISIS has attracted universal attention. Perhaps more interesting is Daesh’s ability to seduce large numbers of Muslims across the globe, including in Europe and the United States.

It does so with an ideological “product” designed to replace other brands of Islamism....

The promised “Pure Mohammadan Islam” is based on three rejections, explained by the late Islamist ideologue Youssef al-Ayyeri in a book published more than a decade ago.

The first rejection is of traditional Islamic tolerance for Christians and Jews....

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The second rejection is aimed against “Infidel ideologies,” especially democracy — government of men by men rather than by Allah.

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Daesh’s third rejection is aimed against what is labeled “diluted” (iltiqati) forms of Islam — for example, insisting that Islam is a religion of peace.

In Daesh’s view, Islam will be a religion of peace only after it has seized control of the entire world. Until then, the world will be divided between the House of Islam (Dar al-Islam) and the House of War (Dar al-Harb). There can never be peace between Islam and whatever that is not Islam. At best, Muslims can make truce (solh) with non-Muslims while continuing to prepare for the next war.
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If you are a Muslim and believe in peaceful co-existence with your neighbor, you too are an enemy of ISIS.
 
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FreshFish said:
If you are a Muslim and believe in peaceful co-existence with your neighbor, you too are an enemy of ISIS.
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Virtually everybody they've killed so far has been Muslim. These guys are fundamentalism at its most virulent.
 
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FreshFish said:
Surprised you didn't say, "if you're a Republican, they're already here in sleeper cells just waiting to be activated." :rolleyes:
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Those are the Saul Alinsky radicals. Get your knuck talking points right!
 
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ScoobyDoo said:
And if you're Republican they're coming over our border. Vote now.
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There has been reports in recent years of Muslim items found in the Arizona desert in places where illegals regularly traverse. And I recall seeing a report that in a recent congressional hearing the Undersecretary of Intelligence and Analysis admitted that there has been Twitter and Facebook activity among ISIS adherents about possibly coming across the southern border. It's certainly not a certain thing to happen or necessarily imminent, but it is a risk and should be taken seriously as should other means terrorists might use to target the U.S.
 
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Bob Gray said:
There has been reports in recent years of Muslim items found in the Arizona desert in places where illegals regularly traverse. And I recall seeing a report that in a recent congressional hearing the Undersecretary of Intelligence and Analysis admitted that there has been Twitter and Facebook activity among ISIS adherents about possibly coming across the southern border. It's certainly not a certain thing to happen or necessarily imminent, but it is a risk and should be taken seriously as should other means terrorists might use to target the U.S.
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Ah yes, "Muslim items" such as prayer rugs masquerading as Adidas soccer jerseys.
 
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