The 70 must have been Shi’ites. According to Islamic tradition, Aisha and Ali were at odds. When she was accused of adultery, Ali told Muhammad that he could easily just get another wife — she never forgave him for that. In 656, when Uthman was murdered and Ali was chosen as caliph, Aisha went into battle against the forces supporting Ali. She led troops against him in the Battle of the Camel. So to this day, Shi’ites, partisans of Ali, tend to denigrate Aisha. See, for example, the Shi’ite pranksters on this Sunni cooking show:
“‘I would kill you’: ISIS captive held by Kurds admits taking 70 lives,” by Hollie McKay, FoxNews.com, December 12, 2014 (thanks to The Religion of Peace):
Kurds in northern Iraq are holding hundreds of ISIS fighters prisoner, including one who told FoxNews.com in an exclusive interview that he killed as many as 70 people in the service of the radical jihadist army.
“Omar, “ a 25-year-old former Islamic State fighter from the Iraqi village of Dor sal-hadeen, said he killed scores of his countrymen and foreign contractors after joining “Daesh,” as ISIS is known in the region, in June. He said he fled the terrorist army in October, but was quickly captured by Kurdish security forces.
“They came to our area and forced me to protect their lands,” Omar said of his Islamic State commanders. “After a while they told me, ‘When are you going to start protecting your own land?’
“They told me to do it or die, and then they killed people in front of me,” said Omar, who is missing four fingers on his left hand from what he said was a 2009 industrial accident. The disability nearly got him killed by his ISIS handlers, he said, until he proved he could shoot right-handed.
Omar is currently being held in an undisclosed prison in Sulymaniyah, after being convicted of terrorism. He was initially sentenced to death, but a judge commuted the sentence to life in prison.
Sipping the tea provided by his Kurdish captors during the FoxNews.com interview, Omar insisted he was an ISIS victim – and even pledged to join the fight against them.
But victim or not, Omar said he became a prolific killer for ISIS, by his count racking up 70 executions in a matter of months. He claimed he killed his victims with rifle shots, and was chillingly candid about why he did it.
“Because they were saying bad words about A’isha [one of Mohammad’s wives, known as the “mother of believers”] and burning a mosque,” he said, adding that he did not receive any type of reward from ISIS leaders for the large number he killed.
Asked if he felt remorse, Omar replied said he “did not act on my own will.” That claim drew a sharp rebuke from the commander of the facility’s department of investigation, prompting Omar to say he deflected blame because he was uncomfortable around women….
Don McKellar says
One begins to wonder if they get a brownie point for every murder they commit in the name of allah from the caliph? Are they being promised positions of power in the caliphate, the greater their rate of slaughter of those who “slight” Islam? Perhaps governorships of cities or provinces of the caliphate? It would be interesting to know if that’s it or it’s just the blood lust that Islam inspires in its texts for those of weak mind?
Angemon says
Typical islamic mindset – blame someone else for your actions.
mortimer says
Exactly. Everything that happens is ‘fated’, therefore the individual does not take credit or blame. Just wash and go to the mosque to recite supremacist prayers. Those executed ‘had it coming to them’. It’s the will of Allah.
There is a high degree of likelihood that Aisha or her co-wife Hafsa or their fathers poisoned Mohammed. They had many good reasons for assassinating him, chiefly because Mohammed was universally recognized as insane…probably criminally insane.
The early tales of foundational Islam are likely invented legends. Anyways, they can’t be authenticated because there’s no archeology of early Islam.
Shi’ites think Aisha was a devil. The story of Aisha is one of the greatest of scandals and embarrassments for Muslims.
Salah says
“According to Islamic tradition, Aisha and Ali were at odds.”
In Islam we find contradictions in almost every page of its “holy” books.
Indeed, according to Al-Bukhari and other Sunni sources, Aisha and Ali were at odds because of the “Aisha and Safwan adventure.”
http://crossmuslims.blogspot.com/2011/10/aisha-and-safwan.html
And according to Baqir Majlisi, a Shia scholar, Aisha and Ali spent the night alone under the same quilt with the blessings of Muhammad!!!
http://crossmuslims.blogspot.com/2011/04/threesome-in-islam.html
In bed with the enemy?!?!
cs says
Eroticism over the dunes.
Champ says
He states that this is a “cooking show”, but then the chef expresses praise for Saddam Hussein and told the *caller* that he (Saddam) wouldn’t let him utter a single word [against Aisha] …and as we all know that Hussein was found guilty of crimes against humanity and hung until dead.
Oh and “May God help you”, too, Chef Blowhard! …as he kept calling the kettle black, lol!
Jay Boo says
“Shi’ites, partisans of Ali, tend to denigrate Aisha.”
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Sunnis should not be so touchy about Shi’ites who denigrate Aisha.
After all, let’s not forget what piggy Muhammad did to her.
kash says
They’ll argue over Aisha but will never criticize the predator that took her into his bed when she was 9.
Don McKellar says
That’s because arguing about Aisha gives you a 50/50 chance of being murdered by your fellow moslems, while arguing about Mohammad means an instant death sentence.
SallyA says
Franklin Graham (Billy’s son) recently got little press saying simply what Islam is the religion of war. His other remarks included, also keeping it simple, these thoughts: (1) Islam is what it is and speaks for itself by its actions as the religion of war. (2) Islam hasn’t changed fundamentally in 1500 years. (3) Muslims believe they must kill humans and die for Allah, while Christians believe God (as Jesus) was killed and died for humanity. Even though I’m not a Bible thumper and appreciate more the approach to Christian theology of Yale scholar Elaine Pagels than that of the Pope or the head of the Southern Baptist Convention (or any other religious “head”), what Franklin Graham said reminds me, in the Christmas season, that Jesus followers have a story, whether true or myth, that inspires and heals. Islam has a story that, real or a lie, depresses and kills.
It’s an easy choice, if one has the choice of religious freedom. Merry Christmas everybody, and especially to any trolling Muslims!
Jay Boo says
One sad irony is Muslims are so very fond of saying Allah is greatest.
Then they contradict themselves when they try to impress Allah and earn their way to paradise and speak of Allah being ready to torment them for the slightest neglect of worshiping Allah.
Such feigned humility is actually the height of arrogance.
When humans walk down the street we are not offended if the ants do not bow as we pass and yet Muslims present an image of Allah that is incredibly petty and in constant need of reassurance from Muslims.
SallyA says
… “that” for “what” in first sentence of my earlier comment …
How Westerners in political leadership don’t call out Islam for institutionalizing pedophilia and husbands beating their wives continues to boggle my mind. But Graham’s son keeps it simple for Jesus followers, because what is beheading, raping, mass murdering and child molesting but an intimate form of war under dominant Muslim men’s own roofs?
Jay Boo says
Superstition arabic
خرافة
Superstition persian
موهومات
Toe May Toe Toe Mah Toe — Poe May Toe Poe Mah Toe
Whether Tomato or Potato
It all comes out of the same soup
Green Infidel says
Seems they’re so fanatical, they can’t forget what they think of their enemy, even when cooking! You sure don’t get “cooking shows” like that over here in Dar-Al-Kuffar…
duh_swami says
He didn’t kill all those people, Allah did it, Q 8:17. Ali didn’t kill Aisha either he gave her house arrest until she died, which probably took about a month after she ran out of food. Ali did not kill her, Allah did that one too.
‘The devil (Allah) made me do it’, may fly in a sharia court, but no one in the west subscribes to that nonsense.
When I was a boy I did something wrong, and told my father, ‘the devil made me do it, He said, ‘well then, lets beat the devil out of you’….I never used that lame excuse again…
quotha raven says
Do not pass up the video above of the pranks played by Shi’ites on the Sunni cooking show. I found it amusing, and I’m going to watch it again for the giggles. Loved it when the chef went off…the guy really lost it! Twice! LOL (or was it Sunni pranks on a Shi’ite show – the chef was nostalgic for the days of Saddam! A must see!
quotha raven says
I think there are several regular posters here who will love that little video! It’s between droll and hilarious on the humor scale.
duh_swami says
‘By Allah you people are dogs’…Too funny…I don’t doubt the caller is paid staff, who calls to make a boring cooking show more entertaining.
Uncle Vladdi says
Re: “Asked if he felt remorse, Omar replied said he “did not act on my own will.”
OF COURSE NOT!
The ‘theological’ notion of Allah’s “oneness” is CRUCIAL to their main criminal, might-makes-right alibi, that “we aren’t responsible, and no one is ever really a criminal anyway, because we’re really all only victims:
“The Allah Made Me Do It!”
“In fact, I didn’t do it at all – only the allah did it! Whee!”
[8.17] So you did not slay them, but it was Allah Who slew them, and you did not smite when you smote (the enemy), but it was Allah Who smote, and that He might confer upon the believers a good gift from Himself; surely Allah is All-Hearing, Knowing.
Sura 4:77: “Those who whined “Hold back your hands (from attacking)” were corrected:
“War is compulsory for us – the good and bad both come from allah!”
As Muhammad himself put it, “I have been made victorious through terror” (Bukhari 4.52.220).
So, islam is not a “religion” (at all, much less one “of peace”) nor is it a “race” (at all, much less one of “Poor, Oppressed, People Of Colour”)!
Obviously, islam is ONLY an ancient, ongoing extortion-racket CRIME-syndicate, and the only “religious” part in it, is where they say:
“God told us to commit these crimes!”
(Capisce?)!
😉