Texas: Muslim parents lied about their sons’ involvement in Islamic State (ISIS)

It’s worse than Nazism, only because they have 1,400 years of being barbaric, and over a billion in their army. Note that in the countries where they are invading thus far — most of Europe, England, Australia, Canada — those countries are disarmed first. Not a small thing that we have millions of guns here, and millions of men and women ready to use them. But … it’s dire.

The best we can do is be very, very aware, very articulate, understand Islam, what they’ve done, what they are doing, where and when — i.e., know our stuff; know THEIR stuff. And whenever and wherever and to whomever, make clear that Islam is the scourge of the earth, and should be banned.

Yes, we’ll p_ss a lot of people off, we’ll be labeled extremist, racist, etc. I don’t care. I know what I know. And too much is at stake. Many know nothing at all about Islam, haven’t the dimmest clue of what is happening anywhere. Islam is ‘just another religion’; sure, live and let live, they have a right to practice their religion. It’s not all that long ago that I woke up, really woke up, to what it is. We can wake people up. and then … we’ll see.

This is all a plot, basically, hatched long, long ago, to overthrow free countries and install a communist one world government.

Hang to our guns!! lol … I carry everywhere, all the time. And as serious as it is … enjoy the ride! Keep laughing through it all — as crazy as that sounds, laughter gives us the ability to persist. Khomeini is quoted as saying, ‘there is no laughter in Islam.’ And there isn’t. No music. No laughter. No joy or love. So come what may … let’s keep laughing through it all.

A nephew read a book a year ago about Navy Seals. He shared with me that one of the common threads of those who survive the training, is humor — the ability to laugh. Laughter is truly vital.

Oh my gosh, you’re right
It’s been around for centuries, there are 50 countries that are Muslim majority, worse, they accept any race as a fellow brother/sister Muslim

Good grief, it makes me nervous.

Yes, I tell my fellow liberal friends, get a gun, learn to safely use it and enjoy! It’s not some scary thing.
I’m a vegetarian who’s pro small farm, humane slaughter and pro responsible hunting.

Honestly if we all lived like that, there’d be little problems.
I think living away from Mother Nature has made us crazy.
It’s not normal, to live in urban canyons

Mother Nature is my political party, lol

Thank you!
I look beyond labels now, b/c we’re all more than being a Republican or Democratic voter

I like to think of everyone I met as a new friend, regardless of how they vote, or their skin color etc
(Unless they want to kill me of course! lol)

Thank you my friend.
My best friend in the world is a GOP voter
And we have many values in common
I love people, and I esp love my fellow Americans
We’re not perfect, but we do try!

I always look for common threads, or the pieces that seem to be common among those who live good lives. A strong work ethic is huge. The Amish work, and provide for their own, and offer goods to the community. I haven’t been to Amish farms and communities, but in Montana, there are the Hutterites, similar to the Amish, I think. Very successful farms. They pool resources and have bought large pieces of land. Very advanced farming equipment.

A plain, simple, old fashioned work ethic is not so much in favor any more. And there’s no substitute for it. And to have God, some moral code we live by, some basic fundamentals of how to treat others, is huge.

You look at countries and communities where the work ethic absent, and it’s chaos and poverty. A simpler life, devoid of many of our ‘conveniences,’ has a lot of advantages. One being far less income needed, and the family is together far more often.

We have gotten off track in our world in many way … lol … Let us each do our best to be some kind of bright light in this world! I very much enjoy our conversations, Senta! I have no doubt you and I would be good friends if we lived near each other! On these boards, I have met far more kindred spirits, than I have in my day to day life!

People say that this country wasn’t founded on Christianity. I don’t claim to be any expert on history during that time period; much to learn. But white Christians did build this country. There was a moral code, an obligation to a higher being than ourselves. Religion, God, Christianity, have been under attack for decades because it has been one of the pillars of this country: a belief in God. Christianity. Stalin knew God has to be destroyed in order for America to fall. Then people no longer answer to a higher power, there is no God before country. There is only the state.

Remove God from our lives, and we see the result more and more clearly.

It would be sick people — godless people, we might say — who would kidnap little girls. The extent of pedophilia in this country, among the rich and powerful, is far more extensive than most of us would ever want to believe possible.

The more we learn about what’s going on, Senta, the crazier and sometimes more hopeless it seems! lol … The ‘celebrating’ teen pregnancies and parenting stems, I think, from the ‘self esteem’ fantasy that schools have been preaching for a long time. Rather than self esteem being something that is a result of hard work and achievement, they just want everybody to ‘feel good,’ and if someone ‘feels bad,’ then don’t look at how they’re living their lives or encourage them to work hard and persist. instead, these mantras of self esteem come up — with the worst of choices. We all make mistakes, but we have long ago stopped holding people accountable for how they live their lives. My ‘cue’ is when we are blaming anyone else for our lives, then we are in trouble.

I grew up Catholic. I don’t know a lot about Buddhism, but enough to know that it is truly a religion of peace. Are you familiar with Pema Chodron’s writings? I’ve read a couple of her books. I love what she says, and how she writes. And Thich Nhat Hahn is a prolific writer, and I love what he shares with us about how to live this life.