Brian Ross wrote on Jul 18^th, 2017 at 7:13pm:

Brian Ross wrote on Jul 16^th, 2017 at 6:29pm:


Respected until it's  too late?



"For me there weren’t any signs that I could see”

Herzberg’s hairdresser speaks about the knife attack by her Syrian employee

Herzberg’s master hairdresser talks about what is motivating her these days since the attack by her Syrian employee two weeks ago.

Should she have seen this attack against her coming? She keeps asking herself this question over and over. And she can’t find an answer. “Even today, I do not know what I should think. Until that Wednesday evening, he was an endearing man. I believed up to the very last minute that something good could come of him because I appreciated his professional abilities very much,” Ilona F. says.

The Herzberg woman doesn’t want to talk about the attack itself; her thoughts are much more circling around ‘why’ again and again. “Did I intervene too much? Was I too strong for him? Did we, my husband and I, organize too much for him?” These and other thoughts are constantly crossing her mind. But there weren’t any signs that the Damascus-born Syrian maybe had other plans. His mother, which whom Ilona F. was in contact, had repeatedly written how grateful her son was for the chance that he received and how much he had respected the “she-boss”. “He even assured my husband and me personally of this.”

Yet still, something had to have happened to him that made him commit this terrible bloody deed. “For me, there were no signs that something like this could happen,” the 64-year-old says, looking back. But, she admits, he had changed considerably in the past few months. Ilona F. explains: “We had invested a lot of time in him after our spectacular beginnings, and we had helped him in every way possible. We had plans. He is an outstanding hairdresser. The customers were super-happy with his work. Until the very last minute I had believed that things were going to work.”


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Brian Ross wrote on Jul 19^th, 2017 at 2:09pm:



Islamic terrorism is happening NOW, Brian, it's actually happening!!!!  This is not about history, it's about what's happening NOW.

In any case, Christianity has been decoupled from power by the very real and lasting separation of Church and State. Muslims should do the same but cannot because of Mohammed.

As for Hindus, I am not aware of a Hindu jihad across the West. Are you?


And I do not want to tolerate jihadis and their belief system, no matter how often you try to make it out as if that was the decent thing to do. That is the stupid thing to do. I do not tolerate totalitarians, be they Islamic, Communist, Nazi or the PC thought police like you.


There is no 'radical' Islam and 'moderate' Islam. There is Islam and Muslims who accept and enanct it entirely and Muslims who may accept it but do not enact it. They are not reforming it, they are not changing it - they just do not enact it to the letter.

But the doctrine, the book, the unalterable final word of Allah is one.

Frank wrote on Jul 19^th, 2017 at 2:49pm:


Yes, so?  Until you understand the historical events which have led to why people choose noe, today, to commit Terrorism, you'll never prevent it from occuring, Soren.   History is what makes us, us.   History is one second ago.   The events of yesterday, last week, last month, last year, a decade ago, a century ago are what drive people like this, like you.   Time you woke up to yourself, Soren.   Tsk, tsk.   History betrays nearly everything you claim about Islam and Muslims.   It provides other examples, other events which overturn your claims about Islam being unique.   

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Soren, Soren, the separation of Church and State is a fantasy inside your head.  The Church still controls the minds of many, many people who are politicians.   "Give me a child until the age of seven and I will then give you the man," suggested Aristotle.   Ignatius of Loyola, he who founded the Society of Jesus - the Jesuits, repeated that phrase.   Most religions nowadays teach children the basis tenants of their religious beliefs.  Some continue to obey them.  Just look at the relationship between Tone Rabbit and his confessor, George Pell and the issue of RU486.   In the US, the division is even weaker with religion controlling the thinking of many, many legislators.   Tsk, tsk,  fouled again by history, hey, Soren?   

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There is a Hindu "Jihad" against Muslims, Soren.   Tsk, tsk.   

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But you'll tolerate the Christian Crusade against Islam, now won't,  you, Soren?   You tolerate the Nazi Jihad against the Jews, the Romany, Gays, etc.  Tsk, tsk, history once more trips you up...   

Brian Ross wrote on Jul 19^th, 2017 at 3:11pm:



Where?

Don't tell me - in India. Which the Muslims invaded.

Frank wrote on Jul 19^th, 2017 at 3:38pm:


No, that is your (mistaken) interpretation of history. 
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Could not agree more.  Just as there is no justification for the use of Weapons of Massed Destruction, land mines, machine guns, etc., etc., yet it was Christians who invented those things and used them, repeatedly against each other and anybody else who stood in their way, Soren.   

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And Christian justifications for similar events, Soren.  What is your excuse for them, I wonder?  Hmmmm?   

Frank wrote on Jul 19^th, 2017 at 3:42pm:


Yes.  Forgotten the Christian invasion of Afghanistan and Iraq already, Soren?  Tsk, tsk. history trips you up again, hey?  Tsk, tsk.   
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I've never seen you once criticise the Nazis for the Holocaust, Soren.   Tsk, tsk, what was it your daddy did again?  Sweep the floors?   

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There is a Jihad by some Muslims, not all Muslims, Soren.  Using your logic, my description of the invasions of Afghanistan and Iraq as a "crusade" is perfectly correct.  Tsk, tsk.