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12/03/15

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Originally posted by Osi ↑

The Kurds used a Milan anti-tank rocket to destroy one ISIS suicide truck on the Sinjar front line yesterday while coalitian aircraft hit another 2 in the same area.

I understand well that Bilardi suffers from depression (at the very least). However unless he is completely delusional (which is a possiblity) I have no sympathy for him. He should well know what ISIS was doing is wrong and yet elected to join them. He does not come from a Muslim background and his family opposed his coversion to Islam when he was in Year 10 (and studying at Craigieburn Secondary College).

Western Governments are belatedly trying to counter the bastardised form of political Islam that has been widely promoted by the Saudi regime since the early 1970's. I have no problem with this.

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If my son showed a move to embrace Islam he would be out in a bush camp so quick his head would spin , a few months of reality training from me would do . As sad as it is for his family they let him down
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