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If ignorance is truly bliss, then why do so many Americans need Prozac?
I’ve said here on SOTT that Tiabbi cannot be trusted. I haven’t explained myself properly and I’m not going to just yet. Tiabbi is, in my...
Hell take the 0.1 trillion + $ siphoned from the us citizen "federal effed up reserve" pissed away in ***aine, and you could build more than 30 of...
Think about this - the article says the base cost $2.5 billion - lets round that up to 3.... that is small potatoes versus the billions already...
Simple answer to the problem: Redshift is not caused by motion, it is caused by energy loss via friction. The assumption they have that all...
Nobody crunched the numbers ahead of time?
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"For the polytheistic and pagan societies, apart from the religious and spiritual reasons each individual may have had, conversion to Islam “represented the response of a tribal, pastoral population to the need for a larger framework for political and economic integration, a more stable state, and a more imaginative and encompassing moral vision to cope with the problems of a tumultuous society.” In contrast, for sedentary and often already monotheistic societies, “Islam was substituted for a Byzantine or Sassanian political identity and for a Christian, Jewish or Zoroastrian religious affiliation.” Initially, conversion was neither required nor necessarily wished for: “[The Arab conquerors] did not require the conversion as much as the subordination of non-Muslim peoples. At the outset, they were hostile to conversions because new Muslims diluted the economic and status advantages of the Arabs.”..."Only in subsequent centuries, with the development of the religious doctrine of Islam and with that the understanding of the Muslim Ummah, did mass conversion take place. " This source linked below[Link]
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“It is not surprising that Turkey ignores or denies the findings in the US religious freedom report, because what the civilised world sees as a violation, abuse or crime, Turkey sees as a normal and even a glorified action. We see the usurpation of churches and their conversion into mosques or other types of facilities as an insult to human rights and religious freedom. But NATO, UN and Council of Europe member Turkey has turned the violation of human rights into a proud tradition,” Greek genocide scholar Vassilios Meichanetsidis told Al-Ahram Weekly.
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No, we will not forget Hagia Sophia and focus our attention on Putin's cathedral....why the "whataboutism?"
"Nearly two centuries later, in 1453, the city was conquered by the Ottoman Empire and turned into a mosque."
This is a story that made me break down and cry. But, as said above, ancient history.