1.6 billion is accurate. 10% terrorist is not at all. It's more like 10% are at risk of being radicalized. Which is indeed very worrysome. But fighting them at their own game is the best way to radicalized them. The only way to end this shit is to make the good muslim understand that they are the one who should be responsible to eradicate the terrorist. There is no other way out because as long as we white american interfere we just make more muslim switch to the dark side... If we don't trust the good muslim, or if they do not want to get their hands dirty, then we are doomed.
Cheers,
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=irLy7cJz_mY&feature=youtu.be
I listened to the whole interview. I'd like to know how those Muslims were polled in Egypt about their beliefs. I'd be surprised if they were anonymous polls, and given the likelihood they were not it's probably as likely to be out of fear of retaliation as beliefs to say they agree with the strictures of dogma. Today Islam is in a state of tyranny from their leaders much like Christianity was for about 1500 years with it's extreme despotic police state control and punishments for minor offenses.
Also there are many more moderate Muslims in the world than the Jihadist kind, but their kind of moderation still does not allow for the kind of open differences of opinion we are so used to as a matter of personal rights protected in modern Western societies. Today's Islam still does not allow for shades of this view versus that view opinion making whether moderate or fundamentalist. Still I do think there's a significant difference in whether they think it's right to cut off limbs or kill.
ON ANOTHER FRONT:
http://www.msn.com/en-us/news/polit...-the-tangle-that-awaits/ar-AAl7qrv?li=BBnb7Kz
One of the many alleged crimes T-Rump and his supporters pledged to end was the kind of political exploitation they accused the Clinton Foundation of committing. Okay, so its 6 or 7 weeks until T-Rump even takes office and his family is off and running in the same game. Is it surprising Ivanka, who sat in with pappa during the visit by Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, is getting a big business deal with a Japanese company owned by the government?
"Ms. Trump is nearing a licensing deal with the Japanese apparel giant Sanei International. The largest shareholder of Sanei’s parent company is the Development Bank of Japan, which is wholly owned by the Japanese government."
MORE:
http://www.msn.com/en-us/money/news...ll-car-output-to-mexico/ar-AAl4pJ9?li=BBnbfcL
Recently T-Rump took a bow for saving American jobs in Michigan. It turns out that may have been a cute numbers shell game because Ford is still moving small car production to Mexico while touting no jobs are actually being lost because the surge in pickup demand will keep those workers in Michigan employed...at long as that demand lasts that is. Meanwhile who will be building those cars in Mexico. Don't forget there were 1400 jobs in question when T-Rump took his bow and only 1000 were saved.
Ford’s plan to rehouse output of the Focus compact car from Michigan to a new $1.6 billion plant being built in Mexico, which isn’t expected to result in job losses, remains on track for 2018, Chief Executive Mark Fields said in an interview on Friday.
“We have made the decision to move the Focus out, and we’re making that investment now,” Mr. Fields said. “When you look at moving the Focus out of our Michigan assembly plant, that’s to make room for new products—zero jobs affected, zero jobs impacted.”
So it doesn't affect current jobs in the U.S. but it loses what jobs would have been added if the small car production would not have move to Mexico. CUTE.
