Understanding Iran

[mark francis]

three lies in one sentence

a record

the only thing the US leads the world is in the killing of women and children

comrade stalin
moscow

I agree the US may be leading the world in murdering its female and black babies in the womb.

 

[saltydancindave]

God Bless America has stood for decades as the global leader in freedom and prosperity for its citizens.

Until SCOTUS Bicentennial Fourth Reich July chose protect & serve the Pope or "death to the infidels" as that Papal Cabal business contract of WW II.........

 

[mark francis]

Until SCOTUS Bicentennial Fourth Reich July chose protect & serve the Pope or "death to the infidels" as that Papal Cabal business contract of WW II.........

Muslims have no love or respect for 4th of July patriotic celebrations.

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Celebrating the Fourth of July – An Arab-Muslim-American’s Journey to Discovering their American-ness​

By Maha Elgenaidi, Executive Director.

This opinion appeared at the ING blog.

As an American of Arab ancestry and Muslim background, I’ve always felt slightly disingenuous about becoming emotionally involved in the 4th of July holiday. I was never quite sure about my American-ness, despite my citizenship, nor did I feel that my fellow Americans, particularly those of European descent, viewed me as authentically American. I’ve always wondered how other groups, like African Americans reconciled their difficult history in America with celebrations of the American nation, which is reflected in Independence Day. Growing up in the United States, after having emigrated here from Egypt with my parents at the age of 7, we never celebrated the 4th of July holiday, because it wasn’t “our holiday,” as my mother would tell us. Like many children of immigrant parents, I grew up neither being authentically American nor identifying with mine or my parents country of origin. It wasn’t until I was in my 20’s, free from my parent’s control, that I declared my identity as an American, although I still hadn’t fully understood what this meant. I knew what it was not – it only took a year living in Egypt to convince me that I was not Egyptian, and while both my siblings married Egyptians and visited Egypt at every opportunity they had, I didn’t return to Egypt again for two decades. So, embracing my newly found identify as an American, I began a conscious journey in my early 20’s to discovering exactly what being American meant for me.

 

[saltydancindave]

Muslims have no love or respect for 4th of July patriotic celebrations.

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Celebrating the Fourth of July – An Arab-Muslim-American’s Journey to Discovering their American-ness​

By Maha Elgenaidi, Executive Director.

This opinion appeared at the ING blog.

As an American of Arab ancestry and Muslim background, I’ve always felt slightly disingenuous about becoming emotionally involved in the 4th of July holiday. I was never quite sure about my American-ness, despite my citizenship, nor did I feel that my fellow Americans, particularly those of European descent, viewed me as authentically American. I’ve always wondered how other groups, like African Americans reconciled their difficult history in America with celebrations of the American nation, which is reflected in Independence Day. Growing up in the United States, after having emigrated here from Egypt with my parents at the age of 7, we never celebrated the 4th of July holiday, because it wasn’t “our holiday,” as my mother would tell us. Like many children of immigrant parents, I grew up neither being authentically American nor identifying with mine or my parents country of origin. It wasn’t until I was in my 20’s, free from my parent’s control, that I declared my identity as an American, although I still hadn’t fully understood what this meant. I knew what it was not – it only took a year living in Egypt to convince me that I was not Egyptian, and while both my siblings married Egyptians and visited Egypt at every opportunity they had, I didn’t return to Egypt again for two decades. So, embracing my newly found identify as an American, I began a conscious journey in my early 20’s to discovering exactly what being American meant for me.

While those crooks on Capital Hill along with the Federal Lynching KKKidnapping churchstate of hate drug trafficking fiefdom that brought SCOTUS "what is 9/11 ?" to the USA is still celebrating protect & serve the Pope or "death to the infidels" patriot act............

 

[mark francis]

While those crooks on Capital Hill along with the Federal Lynching KKKidnapping churchstate of hate drug trafficking fiefdom that brought SCOTUS "what is 9/11 ?" to the USA is still celebrating protect & serve the Pope or "death to the infidels" patriot act............

Which is worse, stoning cops or beheading unbelievers, ideas that reside in the heads of various leftist belligerents?

 

[saltydancindave]

Which is worse, stoning cops or beheading unbelievers, ideas that reside in the heads of various leftist belligerents?

Must be a Freudian slip for what Christiananality pedophilia is doing to those that realize protect & serve the Pope or "death to the infidels" in that election fixing for "what is 9/11 ?" Islamidiotocracy national religion.........

 

[Phoenix68]

meanwhile back at the topic, which members of this site seem unable or unwilling to discuss...

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THIS FAMILY SHOULD HAVE NO FUCKIN' BUSINESS / FUTURE....ANYWHERE NEAR IRAN!!!!!
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