topbanana36
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Nasty people you are spot on, correct me if I am wrong but I am not sure they don't shout out praise the Lord every time they do it.
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Nasty people you are spot on, correct me if I am wrong but I am not sure they don't shout out praise the Lord every time they do it.
- Jan 3, 2012
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No, you are not wrong. I was merely intending to illustrate that there are good and bad in each community, group or whatever for the most part. Anjem Choudaty studied in Southampton many years ago (he is now 46 - I just googled him). has he had anything to do with the City or anyone in it over the last 20 or 25 years? I have absolutely no idea. I do, though, know plenty of decent Muslims in Southampton and surrounding areas.
People confused about god commit crimes - who'd have thunk it. So what exactly is your point? We know people do that, they have for thousands of years. What's new exactly?
operative word MIDDLE ages
How about 71 years ago, when many millions died because of the beliefs of a Christian. Please let me know when these executions catch up with that.
And the truth is that there are parts of the world that aren't as enlightened as we are in the west. Places are behind us culturally, and with respect to human rights.
topbanana36
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Are you suggesting Hitler was a born again Christian? that has given me the biggest laugh ever on NSC, who the F*** taught you history should be sacked with immediate effect. He exterminated Jews, I think you will find due to his love for Charlie Darwin and his friendship with al-Husseini. Get a grip.
I would imagine as they both play for Israel they get on well, which just shows that some of the anti Israel press we get might not show the true picture.
- Jan 3, 2012
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Firstly, Trigaar didn't use the words "born-again".
Secondly, he was a confirmed Catholic and never renounced that - not that it had much influence in his later life,
Thirdly, a lot of very learned people do not seem to be anywhere near a clear as you are on Hitler's true position.
- Jan 3, 2012
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There was an article in the Guardian a few weeks ago saying precisely this, and something similar in the Times more recently. They are the best of friends.
Whether it's Anti Israel stuff or anti Muslim stuff, there is usually another side to the story.
Sussex Nomad
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Feast yer mincers on this, seems to make sense regarding Hitler: http://www.catholiceducation.org/en/controversy/common-misconceptions/was-hitler-a-christian.html
JCL666
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- Sep 23, 2011
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There are plenty of references to god within Hitlers speeches.
This is from mein kampf.
"by defending myself against the Jew, I am fighting for the work of the Lord"
Sussex Nomad
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Seriously, read my link above.
topbanana36
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higher race subjects to itself a lower race …a right which we see in nature and which can be regarded as the sole conceivable right,’ because it was founded on science Nuremberg 1933
and what he thought about Christianity
organized lie [that] must be smashed. The State must remain the absolute master. When I was younger, I thought it was necessary to set about [destroying religion] … with dynamite. I’ve since realized there’s room for a little subtlety …. The final state must be … in St. Peter’s Chair, a senile officiant; facing him a few sinister old women … The young and healthy are on our side … it’s impossible to eternally hold humanity in bondage and lies …. [It] was only between the sixth and eighth centuries that Christianity was imposed upon our peoples …. Our peoples had previously succeeded in living all right without this religion. I have six divisions of SS men absolutely indifferent in matters of religion. It doesn’t prevent them from going to their death with serenity in their soul.
Unfortunately some that either do not want to tackle /admit there is a problem, or just like to slate those who are concerned, will just keep bringing up the past. Even go back centuries to somehow justify or excuse/ blame what is going on NOW. I think most that know a bit about history accept the atrocities of the past, I suppose it will keep being dragged up until people wake up to today.
Surrey_Albion
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there are 1.9 Billion Muslims in the world so approx one in four people, if you honestly believe the majority are mental terrorists you are a fool!
BBassic
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Beheadings are a problem.
Sexual assaults are a problem.
Destruction of historical sites is a problem.
Mislabelling all people of one faith as history hating, machete loving rapists is, believe it or not, also a problem.
That last one, by the way, is our problem. Not theirs.
Sexual assaults are a problem.
Destruction of historical sites is a problem.
Mislabelling all people of one faith as history hating, machete loving rapists is, believe it or not, also a problem.
That last one, by the way, is our problem. Not theirs.
crookie
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I'm certainly no cheerleader for Islam, personally think it is a backward and dangerously aggressive religion. However, the country with by far the most executions every year is China, which isn't Muslim. Also, I'm sure the USA would consider itself a Christian country, but still executes plenty of people every year, 28 last year, 1422 in total since 1976.
I'm suggesting he was a Christian. He referred to god in speeches. Have you stumbled across proof that he wasn't then?
He exterminated Jews because of his beliefs. He believed they were an inferior race.
Sussex Nomad
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Yeah but that's Government run industrial killing, it's ok.
Does the Catholic church want us to think of Hitler as a Christian? No. So whatever they're saying, it's going to be extremely biased.
symyjym
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Yep, he thought he was the new Messiah and recruited people who were into the occult.