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Originally Posted by Ed Fernandez

If what you say is true how do you explain the lack of outrage against these jihadi scum by the so called billions of "good" moslems (that's right moslems)? The silence is deafening.

And are all good Christians and Jews were doing what? They claim religion but all they are are thugs, gutness thugs that prey on innocent people.

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