It appears that Great Britain has been lost to the forces of radical Islam. The invasion was accomplished over time, with gullible English welcoming radical Muslims who are now entrenched as citizens and multiplying like rabbits. They will be harder to defeat than the Germans in WWII. Good luck!
Authoritarians, regardless what side of the political spectrum they spring from, will always use the tactics of division and revisionist history in order to advance their cause. If a few...thousand people die along the way or are raped or (insert victimization moniker here)...who cares? Is it not all for the good of the majority? And if it means Billions of Dollars in damage, as long as the ends justify the means, does the loss really matter? We indeed live in perilous times, but is really any more perilous than the times that Jesus lived in, under the spectre of Roman occupation and the subsequent destruction of Jerusalem in 76 A.D.? That is the course of history, and trouble is what we will have in this lifetime, whether we want to admit it or not. The only thing that matters is, what is my part to play, and how do I go about engaging in a world that hated my Creator long before they hated me?
It appears that Great Britain has been lost to the forces of radical Islam. The invasion was accomplished over time, with gullible English welcoming radical Muslims who are now entrenched as citizens and multiplying like rabbits. They will be harder to defeat than the Germans in WWII. Good luck!
Who’dja vote for, hunney?
Europe is lost, they just don't realize it yet.
Authoritarians, regardless what side of the political spectrum they spring from, will always use the tactics of division and revisionist history in order to advance their cause. If a few...thousand people die along the way or are raped or (insert victimization moniker here)...who cares? Is it not all for the good of the majority? And if it means Billions of Dollars in damage, as long as the ends justify the means, does the loss really matter? We indeed live in perilous times, but is really any more perilous than the times that Jesus lived in, under the spectre of Roman occupation and the subsequent destruction of Jerusalem in 76 A.D.? That is the course of history, and trouble is what we will have in this lifetime, whether we want to admit it or not. The only thing that matters is, what is my part to play, and how do I go about engaging in a world that hated my Creator long before they hated me?