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Talking of the Middle East, the conquest of this region by the Stone Age lunatics ‘ISIS’ continues apace.
An Islamic caliphate has now been officially declared and the loyalty of every Muslim in the world formally demanded. The shaggy beatnik ‘Caliph’ of this empire (Abu-Bakr Baghdadi) announced these initiatives in a public speech in which he also justified a global war aimed at making the borders of his hell-state globally circular.
“I am the wali (leader) who presides over you” he stated “…God gave your mujahedeen brothers victory after long years of jihad and patience… so they declared the caliphate and placed the caliph in charge… This is a duty on Muslims that has been lost for centuries.”
Despite the hypocritical resistance of states like Saudi Arabia and Iran, this is actually the logical endpoint of Islamic politics. Consequently, it will find a worryingly large audience if left to advertise itself with this kind of propaganda.
It is my view that we must act and that it is better to act now.
The New Caliphate, although already notorious for its cruelty and martial zeal, is small and poorly organised; it has no economy that couldn’t be torn down by the most elementary measures, and – most vitally – it is surrounded by states who (officially at least) answer to our leadership.
Little stands in the way of action except cowardice.
So, as a Fox News anchor was stupidly ridiculed for suggesting, bomb them. Annihilate them from the air, not only to cripple this threat in its youth, but to prepare a message for those which may appear in the future.
Since 9/11 we have become so wearily accustomed to the spectacle of bearded revolutionaries prophesying our death or enslavement, that we no longer seem especially concerned by it.
More often that not, our strength justifies this indifference, but it may not forever. A Caliphate encompassing the angry youth of the Muslim world is not something to be brushed off from the imagination like a threat from the glorious military of North Korea. These people are closer. Much closer. Via Turkey, they can very easily infiltrate our continent.
To allow the enemy a base of operations and training only miles from the EU is a death wish, and many lives can be saved by acting sooner rather than later.
D, LDN.
Defend the Modern World 
2nd best strategy: ridicularize him altogether with his dark age “values”, beliefs and view of the world. 1st best strategy: Kill it Before it Grows…
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No, let it stay on for sometime.
Let them start collecting Jaziyah and bring back slavery. The first explicitly mentioned in the Quran and the second never forbidden. And, then turn the full media attention on the ‘state’ which is the culmination of full application of Islam(Sunni).
There is no other way to persuade the ‘moderate’ muslims and more importantly the naive ‘multicultural’ non- muslims and their even more ignorant leaders, as to what Islam really stands for, not ‘peace’ or ‘ diversity’, but the absolute domination of Islam.
This is a nice controlled experiment. Please let us not end it prematurely. There is a sort of a civil war going on in the muslim world between the secularists and the fundamentalists. This Caliphate experiment is a propaganda boost for the secularists to demonstrate as to what full application of Islam actually means. Already fundamentalists are embarrassed by it.
http://www.5pillarz.com/2014/07/02/leading-members-of-hizb-ut-tahrir-reject-isis-declaration-of-khilafah/
http://caravandaily.com/portal/declaration-of-caliphate-by-isis-against-shariah-qaradawi/
And finally an excellent article by the inimitable Hugh Fitzgerald
http://www.newenglishreview.org/blog_direct_link.cfm/blog_id/54852/That%2DCaliphate%2D%2D%2D%2DHow%2DAwkward%2DHow%2DEmbarrassing%2DFor%2DMuslims
That Caliphate — How Awkward, How Embarrassing For Muslims
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Totally agree. These people are crazy but serious. Perhaps the whole thing will fall apart soon but perhaps not. If it falls apart on its own, great. If not, the civilized world should do something about it.
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