VincentCrypt46
12:12 AM EST · Jun 9, 2023

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Kazars SAID 'Jew', but I have to wonder - did they really convert to Islam?

After all, Islam is a pedo cult, and practices slavery today... they are also intent on a world wide caliphate.

'blaming religions'

Indeed, but not many religions make pedophilia, and slavery part of their open daily life today, calling it 'our culture'..

Sicily was under the caliphate for 300 years, the mafia is the direct descendant of the sharia street patrol... tactics and methodology still used today.

There is a reason islam was banned from American politics for along time, muslims only give allegiance to sharia - an oath of office is irrelevant to them.

A 7th century mentality, incapable of change, intent on making the world its dimi.

I'm not part of any organized religion - they are all forms of crowd control.

However, some of these ideologies are WAY more open about their intent than others.

I think of the Catholic Religion, but their not open about it.

Yes indeed, and, as far as I know, they do not kill those that leave the religion, as islam does, nor, do they openly preach killing those not catholic, not since the Reformation of the Middle Ages.

Islam is not capable of change, because muslims believe the Koran, is the actual word of God, not first hand remembrance, despite it being written 300 years after Mohammed's death.

There are many instances of this form of doublethink, and, as far as I know, islam is the only religion that openly condones lying to non muslims, that they consider to be livestock.
taqqiya - lying about being a muslim - which is what I think the Kazars did, and, are still doing.

twaria, kitman, muruna - lying by omission, lying by half truth, deception.

I think christianity abhors lying, the martyrs refused to deny being christian, a muslim sees survival first, ideology second.

Islam used that mentality to further jihad, and the growth of its caliphate

Extremism. Very disturbing!!
[They] seem to be hiding behind the religion they're 'blaming'.
LIke you said, deception.

The only difference between a 'normal' muslim, and an 'extremist' is the numbers of muslims in a community.

Low numbers = we are peaceful, we are hard working, we bring value to the community

Higher numbers = muslim politician voted in - they appoint muslims to positions of power in security/police. These two positions protect each other.

Sharia street patrols are formed. These mobs of young males then terrorise locals in the community, rape and grooming gangs roam, random violence against women, the elderly, children then the islamic community will dmand;
convert
pay protection money - jizya
leave
die

The muslim community is very cohesive, they will do as they are instructed - or they run the risk of excommunication, or the street patrol violence being turned on them... this is the control mechanism - just like the mafia.

High numbers = sharia zones form, under sharia law.. at this point, non muslim members of the community are treated like second class citizens.

'demand convert'
That I know is true!!

Yes it took some time to unravel the tactics, but there are some good ex muslim sites on Youtube that certainly helped explain what is really going on.

This is a good site
https://youtu.be/GByJ1-AgB...

The left has adopted many of islams tactics.

Personally, I never understood the importance of having to convert.

My brother married a muslim.
In the beginning, her parents were upset. Religion is very important to them.
To be fair, initially my father was upset too.
Their children were raised interfaith.
They celebrate holidays on both sides.

To be honest, I received more 'fuss' than my brother did over religion from my Irish catholic MIL.
We're from Germany, she assumed all Germans were protestants. (We're catholic)

My brother & SIL were just dating at the time of the 9/11 attacks. I was in fear. I remember muslims cheering in JC.
But I also feared for her life. We're close to NYC.
She was a target at the time. (racial profiling).

Thank you for the link!
I'll check it out.

It is difficult, because we always wish to believe the best in people.

We now know the power of brainwashing, on large populations... and that even the nicest folk can be subject to its influence.

Your SIL will know about this, but she chose to marry out of her faith... that is a brave move in that culture, particularly by a woman. However, jihad can be expressed in many ways - even by women. Does your SIL still attend the mosque? Just curious.

Raising children interfaith cannot be easy, particularly as there are parts of each religion that actively counter each others dogma... but, the children will get to see two sides - hopefully they will make good choices with that knowledge.

It is a hard path to chose, I hope they remain successful on that journey.

This is another good site
https://youtu.be/uK35quLK8...

It is difficult, I always wish to believe the best and I'm always let down.

I believe we've all been brainwashed to some extinct.

My SIL has faith, IDK if she as religious as her family.
I dont think it was hard on the kids. I don't even think they think about it. But I am sure that it upset some family members.
I do see where it can be hard. It was trying at times for me, and I married into the same religion.

It seems everything is a test... gets tiring sometimes.

I think about lives in the past, as it has been related to us in history - although now even that is in question - regardless - that life was hard, working the land with all the unknowns, then I think how we live today, and the psychological hardships of a complex political and economic, world scene, that never was part of say a Medieval persons life... which life is harder?

This Earth tests us physically, mentally... and spiritually, even as a person not involved in any main religious group, the testing is there...

It is easier to hate on one group or another, than to take the information and just present it dispassionately, so all can see it... this is also a test.