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Well just look at his political boss.

Just following the sycophant standard from his master, if you don't agree with everything I say you a bad bigly, grovel bitch, everybody else does.

and with the beer intake another 10 kg fatter

Trump wants a few more states, I read this morning that he wont rule out using economic force to take Canada and military force to take the Panama canal and Greenland, there's a scenario, a military conflict between 'allies' the US against Europe, the megalomaniac has lost it completely.

That they were only injured was coincidental.

Not 24 hours then? Oh wait, different war, different president.

Not his drinking arm I hope.

Well, that's ermmmm,........ that's something to look forward to.

wonder how they got away with that.....no not really.

Katoi would be the Thai term used and yes they are trannys, many of them are weird little trannys at that.

IN WW1 6,000 men were imprisoned under harsh conditions in the UK for conscientious objection, in WW2 it was 3,000.

My answer to your last sentence, "Not anymore".

Where they have succeeded, among the Inuits and some tribes in remote places in Indonesia and South America, it resulted in loss of identification, alcoholism, prostitution and death due to illnesses unknown to them, these zealots ought to be prosecuted.

You seem to think I support the Muslim's viewpoint, I don't, I am not a Muslim or a Christian, I don't identify with any religion although I can find points of agreement with the philosophical aspects of Hinduism and Buddhism but one should give credit where credit is due, not every Muslim is a potential terrorist. Jews also view Judaism as primary over the state and yet nobody calls them out on it and I don't agree with the momentary anti-Jewish hysteria happening at this time. Religion, once a necessary unifying element in ancient societies, has outlived its usefulness. Today terrorism is more about international politics than religion but it's a useful cloak that is used to justify a multitude of sins. Even the Nazis had 'Gott mit uns' stamped on their belt buckle.

There was a time when Muslims, Jews and Christians were able to live harmoniously together. Considering the atrocities committed by the crusaders I don't think we should get all precious about similar atrocities committed by the Muslims.

Surin province, no it isn't hot and dry, at the moment we have a sort of European spring time weather.

If you read what I wrote carefully you would see that I was referring to the 'Islamic golden age' which took place from the 8th to the 14th century where they made significant advances in mathematics, astronomy and medicine until the Islamic religion radicalized society to the extent that progress withered and the seats of learning were transferred to the West. Today, due to the lack of division of secular and religious law, Muslims aren't able to return to an age of reason.

Three cheeks? Most, if not all, religions are a source of trouble, perhaps Buddhism is an exception because they don't proselytize but Islam tends to be exceptional in this respect and tends to go hand in hand with bigotry, ignorance, extremism and violence with no desire to apply logic. The Arab world was a beacon of light in the middle ages, leading the world in mathematics, astrology, medicine and science in general until Islamic extremism took a real hold on society and the Islamic world took large backward steps from which they never recovered. During the middle ages the Christian world swam in bigotry, ignorance and violence but recovered and applied themselves to logic, taking up where the Arabs left off (not without a fight from the church). Today Christian bigotry still exists but secular forces have the upper hand, this isn't possible in the Islamic world because religion has forced them so far backwards that discussion is no longer possible, to reason would result in death and so intellectual ignorance is the result. I have met many Muslims in Germany and in Southern Thailand who are fine, gentle people as long as they stay in their own bubble world within the restraining influence of secularism but don't scratch the surface too deeply, there are the monsters of intolerance and ignorance waiting to appear.

I don't know where this quote came from but I agree with it. "Not every Muslim is a trouble maker but where there is trouble there is a Muslim."

Which is why conscientious objectors in the two world wars were generally imprisoned. Identifying with either religion or country can mask a multitude of atrocities, as Samuel Johnson said in 1775, "patriotism is the last refuge of the scoundrel". I don't base my sense of self on religion or country but I find it wrong that a bunch of foreigners can enter a country, any country, and try to change the very fabric of its sense of community, that includes these over zealous Christian missionaries.

So much for integration, alone that statement shows that Muslims are a danger to any country that takes them in. They slowly nible away at the customs of any country they reside in, I remember many years ago when I lived in the state of Bavaria, Germany, which is predominantly Catholic, all the crosses in every classroom of the schools had to be removed because they could eventually annoy Muslim students or their parents. I just can't understand why the governing bodies in Western countries bend over backwards to facilitate these people.

He opened fire on 4 youths, one can only presume his intention was to kill.

Sounds like an intelligent comment, your son gets a slap so you kill 4 youths.....tell me again why most of the civilized world are surprised that Trump got elected.

Probably zero time at school either.

Way to go papa, show your son what real intelligent man does, it will be the last lesson for several years while you're in the slammer, during which time he may meet a proper man to model himself on.