Militants post images of mass killing in Iraq

By QASSIM ABDUL-ZAHRA and SAMEER N. YACOUB | Associated Press – 44 minutes ago

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ricky l • a second agoRemove

This is what Extremism will do - when Extremists have a field day and a upperhand.

Extremism - will invoke killings, torturing, using the name of religions to justify violence and killings - fuel by the value of "mutually exclusiveness" - incite by the roots of "Hatred/Anger".

This is the main difference between a "Moderate Religion" vs "Extremist Religion".

Enlightened Beings vs Devil or Satan.

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  ricky l • a second agoRemove
  

  Let us recap the previous post :-
  
  "Agreed that there should be power sharing between the different sects. If one sect is cut out from the power sharing which once they are a dominant party, they are likely to cause problem which in this case result in armed struggle - that make it extremely difficult to restore peace within the Country. To ensure stability, should include the Sunni as part of the Government and should not keep them out.
  
  Also notice that the purpose, the will and the gut for security force to fight the militants are not there.
  
  There are 2 parts of the rebels - one that wish to have a stake in the Government, the other. the extremist that will play a part in exporting terrorism.
  
  It is the extremist that need to keep in check."

   
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  Extremists will not remember who are the benefactors or who had helped them.
  They will turn against their benefactors one day.