Islamic terrorists behead 21 Christians condemning the faith’s believers as "crusaders" in a nod to Obama's National Prayer Breakfast lecture that Christians should not to get on their “high horse” about Islamic State terrorists burning a caged Jordanian pilot, because “during the Crusades people committed terrible deeds in the name of Christ.”
“All crusaders: safety for you will be only wishes, especially if you are fighting us all together,” a man on the video says with a North American English accent.
“The sea you have hidden Sheikh Osama Bin Laden’s body in, we swear to Allah we will mix it with your blood.”
Obama has yet to comment on the mass beheading of Christians by Islamic State terrorists, since he was golfing on Sunday at a private golf course owned by billionaire Larry Ellison.
Cedar's Take: Moon Bats can justify Obama's statements all they like, and our President will continue his mantra that the Muslim religion is not evil only people are evil, right up to the day the detonate a bomb in the Rose Garden.
But the bottom line is this; our intelligence service is completely impotent, and this administration lacks the back bone or balls to confront this sort of evil. Our President is the biggest pansy ass loser this country has ever seen.
As a great speaker he has yet to deliver a speech that provides that moment in time where our nation came together, "A Day That", "Ask Not What", "Tear Down These Walls", or even "Four Score" Obama has failed on the most basic of notions we have about leadership.
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Obama was golfing? Huh.... Imagine that.
You would think that Barry would stay away from the golf course while this ISIS crap continues.
Kinda like keeping Tony Stewart away from dirt tracks.
Nothing wrong with it just looks bad, and its not like he's a great golfer anyways.
this is the part hat gets me...Christians should not to get on their “high horse” about Islamic State terrorists burning a caged Jordanian pilot.
Is he suggesting this is ok because of something that may have happened in the past? and is there any truth to what he is suggesting (about the past)?
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