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ISIS Crisis Entices
Canada Free Press ^ | 11/20/15 | Dr. Brad Lyles

Posted on 11/20/2015 12:05:50 PM PST by Sean_Anthony

Our leaders must stop focusing upon ISIS! ISIS entices but it is not the crisis! A potential nuclear Iran is the crisis --here and now --today!

It is a truism that the most important thing is never the obvious thing—the enticing thing. Currently, ISIS is the most enticing topic in the world of talking heads. Yet even though ISIS entices, far more dangerous events are at play in the world: The coming of a nuclear Iran.

Yet ISIS is of some importance. Despite all the well-deserved attention upon ISIS, however, the majority of media consultants miss the point entirely. ISIS is not significant because of what it’s doing in the world. It is significant because what it is doing in the world draws legitimacy from the foundational texts of Islam. ISIS even does us the favor of publishing the Qur’anic justification for its practices.


TOPICS: Government; Military/Veterans; Politics; Religion
KEYWORDS: isis; nucleariran; terrorism

1 posted on 11/20/2015 12:05:50 PM PST by Sean_Anthony
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To: Sean_Anthony

ISIS and Nuclear Iran are both important. They’re different fruits of the same evil tree: the false religion called islam.


2 posted on 11/20/2015 12:09:35 PM PST by Nervous Tick (There is no "allah" but satan, and mohammed was his demon-possessed tool.)
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