“Slavery, Terrorism and Islam” by Dr. Peter Hammon

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  1. zork

    zork 2,500+ Posts

    Has anyone read it? I just saw this posted on one of the comments sections of the current Israeili-Gaza fighting articles:

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  2. Dionysus

    Dionysus Idoit Admin


     
  3. BurntOrangeOnly

    BurntOrangeOnly 500+ Posts

    Well put, Dionysus.

    I can't say with any authority if these statistics and conclusions are true, but it somehow "feels" true.
     
  4. Roger35

    Roger35 2,500+ Posts


     
  5. I_Live_In_OK

    I_Live_In_OK 500+ Posts


     
  6. Horns11

    Horns11 10,000+ Posts

    Kinda funny that Bosnia was included on the list. Since, you know, Muslims were the victims of anti-Islamic extremists. But I get his overall point.

    With the exceptions of UAE and Turkey, the list also looks like a ladder of socioeconomic status from wealthy to poor. While Islam may be seen as a front for political upheaval and change, I think wealth (or lack thereof) drives political upheaval and change even more. Would those countries and their percentages still be included if they magically had a higher standard of living? Is it Islam that's keeping them from having money?
     
  7. Roger35

    Roger35 2,500+ Posts


     
  8. zork

    zork 2,500+ Posts

    https://www.gorgiaspress.com/BOOKSHOP/pc-55606-92-massacres-resistance-protectors-muslim-christian-relations-in-eastern-anatolia-during-world-war-ibrby-david-gaunt.aspx

    WWI Muslims make these guys in Iraq today look like pikers as described by this post referencing the book above:


     
  9. Statalyzer

    Statalyzer 10,000+ Posts


     

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