Exposing the role that Islamic jihad theology and ideology play in the modern global conflicts

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  1. Thank you for posting.
    I missed having the many videos we have had blessed with here recently.
    Hopefully we see Tatum back too soon.
    God bless & thanks again.

    • Hatun, Robert and Jay Smith had a video yesterday on her channel, which I expect Robert might post today or tomorrow

  2. While listening to Robert and David talk about stopping at a mosque and then go on their jihad killing sprees, it reminded me of my time in Bagdad. The terrorists would go to the mosque for early morning services and unlike Christians who go to church on Sunday or asking the Lord for forgiveness and the ability to be a better person during our morning prayers, the Muslims would walk out and launch rockets at their enemies. It would be extremely sinful to ask the Lord for assistance in killing others but not Muslims. I would go into the Palace (where the State Dept. had our offices as well as the military command) because it was much better fortified a couple of hours early. I know of no other religion do people pray for help to kill others.

    • Ray, thanks for that account on the ground. I have known Christians in war zones pray for the safety of their men and the people in the region–and sometimes even for their cause–but *never* to kill others. Christians rarely think like this–but Islam is all about this.

      • I totally agree with you and whether it was in Kabul or Kontum, I only witnessed Christians praying for their families, to stay safe from the enemy and some prayed for their enemies to receive from the Holy Spirit to help bring the enemy to the arms of our Lord Jesus.

        • Thanks, Ray–I should have mentioned the latter point, as well. But this is all of a piece.

          Christianity and Islam–compare and contrast.

    • Glad you made it back safely, Ray. Nothing like being an eyewitness to what mozlums do to give one the correct information about what mozlums do.

      I believe it’s in Romans, where Paul was writing for Christians to pray for the *rulers*….not that these were Christians, but that they would make good decisions for the people, as they were in a position to do good, or to do evil, and the prayer would help them do good.

      And Jesus said, “Pray for those persecuting you.” Not that they be struck dead, but that their eyes would be opened to doing right.

      Like you, I would not find it possible to think of another religion which teaches….commands…the adherents to go about killing. And they do their killing every day of the week. Not for self-defense, or the defense of others, but for satisfying the lust to kill.
      Pure evil.

    • You’ve been in some tough places, Ray.

      Thanks for all of your service in the State Department.

      • Thanks James.

        I was drafted and sent to Vietnam but I am grateful for it changed my life in so many ways. It led to a position at Foggy Bottom which afforded met the opportunity to travel and live in areas I could not have found on a globe and it broadened my outlook.

        • So glad that it all worked out for you, Ray.

          And all Vietnam vets get my respect for their very dangerous service.

  3. Funny how these terrorist leaders who are so anxious to die for Allah, were negotiating free passage out of Gaza as part of a peace deal or how they are hiding in tunnels. What hypocrisy.

  4. Video: This Week In Jihad with David Wood and Robert Spencer
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    Another great video.

    And glad to meet the Somali Christian couple–*very* brave and principled people! Glad that Dvid Wood is helping them.

    By the way, ex-Muslim and Anti-Jihadist Ayaan Hirsi Ali is now Christian.

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