Christian Children in Egypt Imprisoned for 'Blasphemy' after Mocking ISIS

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For those who haven't blasphemed today, there are several dot-to-dot images of moo-the-ham-ed online. Get yours today!

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That was from the Guardian, here is a bbc link:

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-32740637

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What cracks me up are their are actually people who have their noses so firmly planted in the posterior of the prez, that they move their mouths in unison while he vomits orders to his die-hard minions. It's a vaudeville act that's coming to a close soon. So, take photos now.

I'm assuming you're one of President Obama's fans...

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That was from the Guardian, here is a bbc link:

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-32740637

But, but...

....this doesn't fit into the ABC TV news line. It must be quashed as if it is not important.

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That was from the Guardian, here is a bbc link:

http://www.bbc.com/news/world-asia-32740637

What does this have to do with the topic?

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Nah, this article is about Muslims overseas. Since Muslims here don't commit no where near the number of murders they need to hate on properly(Muslims make up 3.37% of the population, 6.67 million, and they don't even factor into the murder rate, it's that small) the focus has become let's look at Muslim run countries that have fit the narrative. Funny how countries like Malaysia and Indonesia get left out in the cold. Guess there isn't enough persecution going on...

You raised it?

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You raised it?

I was talking about the murder rate and acts of terrorism. Malaysia and Indonesia closing their borders to a bunch of people migrating isn't the same thing, or so I thought...

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They are on rickety boats without food and water and are being pushed back out to sea.

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They are on rickety boats without food and water and are being pushed back out to sea.

If the same thing was happening here, what would the US do?

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If the same thing was happening here, what would the US do?

We know what would happen, happened last year.

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For those who haven't blasphemed today, there are several dot-to-dot images of moo-the-ham-ed online. Get yours today!

give us your tired poor huddled masses..blah blah blah america bless god!

there.

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BEIRUT (AP) — The Islamic State group on Thursday released an audio message purportedly from its leader, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, who has not been seen or heard from in months.

The 35-minute audio message posted on militant websites features a voice that sounds like al-Baghdadi's exhorting all Muslims to take up arms and fight on behalf of the group's self-styled caliphate. The speaker references the Saudi-led air campaign against Shiite rebels in Yemen, which began on March 26, and harshly criticizes the Saudi royal family.

"Islam was never a religion of peace. Islam is the religion of fighting," he said. "No one should believe that the war that we are waging is the war of the Islamic State. It is the war of all Muslims, but the Islamic State is spearheading it. It is the war of Muslims against infidels."

"O Muslims go to war everywhere. It is the duty of every Muslim," the speaker said.

It was not immediately possible to verify whether the voice was al-Baghdadi's.

In another indication the message was recorded recently, the speaker appears to refer to the thousands of people who fled Ramadi last month as the Islamic State group advanced on the town in Iraq's western Anbar province.

"If some of your relatives are fighting against the religion of God and are loyal to Rawafid and Crusaders we will not hurt you," he said using a derogatory term to refer to Shiites. He called on Sunni members of the Iraqi police and army to repent because "when the hands of the mujahideen get you no repentance will be accepted."

He praised fighters who joined the group in Egypt, Libya, Yemen, Algeria and Tunisia. He welcomed pledges of allegiance from Islamic State supporters in Yemen, Afghanistan and West Africa.

The last audio message purportedly from al-Baghdadi came in November, days after Iraqi officials said he was wounded in an airstrike on an Iraqi town near the Syrian border. Media reports have also said he was severely wounded. The audio message was not accompanied by photos or video.

Al-Baghdadi has only appeared in public once, in a video showing him delivering a Friday sermon in the northern Iraqi city of Mosul last July, shortly after it was captured by his group. The IS group controls much of northern Iraq and northern and eastern Syria, and has established a self-styled caliphate governed by a harsh and violent interpretation of Islamic law.

The 35-minute audio message, which quoted several verses from the Quran, was released with written English, Russian, Turkish, French and German translations.

In the latest message, al-Baghdadi blasted Arab rulers, calling them "guarding dogs" and saying the Yemen war will lead to the end of the Saudi royal family's rule.

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If the same thing was happening here, what would the US do?

Look up the SS St Louis. That'll answer your question.

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BEIRUT (AP) — The Islamic State group on Thursday released an audio message purportedly from its leader, Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, who has not been seen or heard from in months.

The 35-minute audio message posted on militant websites features a voice that sounds like al-Baghdadi's exhorting all Muslims to take up arms and fight on behalf of the group's self-styled caliphate. The speaker references the Saudi-led air campaign against Shiite rebels in Yemen, which began on March 26, and harshly criticizes the Saudi royal family.

This does not fit into the campfire narrative. Therefore it does not exist.

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This does not fit into the campfire narrative. Therefore it does not exist.

Sorry

Should have known better. Perhaps a mod could delete it.