ANOTHER! Wonder of diversity.

Australian jihadist posts picture on Twitter holding decapitated heads

“bucket full of heads any1 in aus want some organs please dont be shy to ask I would love to assist u with body parts,” Sharrouf wrote.

Both Sharrouf and Elomar are believed to be fighting with terrorist group ISIS after flying to Syria together late last year.

Elomar’s wife Fatima, 29, is currently facing court in Sydney after being charged with preparing to enter a foreign state with the intention of engaging in hostile activities.

http://www.9news.com.au/world/2014/07/26/14/44/australian-jihadist-posts-decapit...

Look at the lovely people the Australian government has running around our suburbs.

I can feel that warm and fuzzy cultural enrichment, cant you? 

So, in what way is this man representative of the majority of Australian Muslims any more than this man is of Australian Christians?


Bruce Hales, who leads the 40,000 members of the Exclusive Brethren

Brian Ross wrote on Jul 26^th, 2014 at 7:14pm:


Got any pictures of your exemplar holding up severed heads and offering human organs for sale? Anything even remotely similar? Posted pictures on social media encouraging Christians to their version of Jihad (Crusade?)?

Thought not.

How does a 200yo. offbeat Christian sect compare to Islam when we begin to count the dead? So what is your point in posting such? To prove that Christians can be extreme in religious interpretations? We already know that! Not a lot of terrorists among them, though, is there?

Christians killing Christians in large numbers is usually motivated by political agendas.

So, if we disregard the politics, what do you consider to be the motivation for Muslims killing large numbers of their own people and almost any other people who do not share their beliefs?

Could it be cultural?



I'm anticipating your usual cut and paste reply that will consume half a page while nearly/perhaps answering my questions one by one - all the while posting commentary and possibly asking questions in return.

So, merely reply to the last two, if you so deign. The others were just for context and I'm not wishing for replies on those.

Brian Ross wrote on Jul 26^th, 2014 at 8:39pm:


Now where on earth did you form that assumption? Was it something I said?

If so, I think that you should point out just where I uttered such an opinion.

You know very well that I hold no grievances against moderate Muslims.

It's just that they're so very hard to find! And with good reason!

If you want to live a quiet existence in a Muslim predominant neighbourhood, or even if you're a Muslim far away from others, it's not a wise move to criticise or chastise the behaviour or politics of Islam.

Here's a thought!

Travel to all the places in the world where people are shooting at each other and burn a Bible - then next day burn a Koran.

Now take careful note of the order in which to do such a thing.

'Cause if you burn the Koran first, it's unlikely you'll get to burn the Bible.

Why is that?

Is it possible that you would fear the that an extreme Christian would be more likely to exhibit your severed head than would be a Muslim?

Abbott Lies wrote on Jul 26^th, 2014 at 9:24pm:




Reference?