ELO - Mr Blue Sky Death Compilation

@BigHeartSmallWorld ISIS is CIA and mossad’s creation

@FurryEpstein afew*

@FurryEpstein yes enjoyable to watch

@nleeklee haha

@Foreverwinter The executioners in the video are members of ISIS. The people in orange are hostages they have abducted, and this is one of their sources of income.

@MinLillaKanin yes, Muslims are usually nice. These lads, not so much, if at all. Based on surveys and social studies, the vast majority of Muslims in Western countries (such as the US, UK, France, and Germany) are integrated into society, hold jobs, and live peaceful lives. They are generally described as "intentional" practitioners who choose to follow their faith in a minority environment, often leading to a focus on community and family.
Many Muslims in the West work in diverse sectors, send their children to local schools, and participate in civic life. Contrary to some stereotypes, Muslims in the West are often more accepting of differences and more focused on community building (e.g., attending mosques, ensuring halal, building community) than some of their counterparts in other regions.
Surveys show that in several European nations, many Muslims feel comfortable living in the West and often hold favorable views of their host countries.

However, while MOST are peaceful, like any large population group, there can be a range of perspectives. Some studies have noted challenges regarding integration in specific, isolated pockets or among some individuals who may struggle with balancing traditional values with a new, often more liberal, environment.
Overall, the overwhelming majority of Muslims in Western countries are well-integrated and peaceful, navigating their lives and faith in their respective societies.

@Akai read description: "lets share some videos i got offline... its repost, fuck you, im sorry, delete it" of course i downloaded from the old TheYnc... im sharing it... im not claiming i did that at all...

@VoyeurGentleSir67 Its because of this kooky AI comic book filter overlay, kinda annoying af

@BenDGAF I know most of these videos watched the full versions when they were new. I know also the video with the tank, in the video you can see the guy standing there and then the tank approaches and drives in full speed over him. Then at the end of the video you can see his mangled corpse.

@Activo24hs in Germany and France nazis are a bigger problem than islamists.

@FunnyFrogg No they aren't you froggin retard lol

@Akai In Germany and France, both far-right extremism (often associated with neo-Nazi or nationalist ideologies) and Islamist extremism are recognized by authorities as major, distinct national security threats, with assessments often indicating they are growing simultaneously. German intelligence and government officials have stated that far-right extremism is the greatest threat to democracy within the country. However, Islamist terrorism remains a critical concern, with both threats considered to be in flux and feeding off one another.

Germany’s domestic intelligence agency (BfV) has intensified monitoring of the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party, designating it a confirmed right-wing extremist threat in May 2025. Reports cite a massive increase in right-wing motivated crimes, with neo-Nazis and far-right extremists responsible for over 40% of violent politically motivated incidents, targeting migrants, Muslims, and politicians.
However, Germany also faces an "increasingly" high threat from Islamic radicals, viewed as a primary national security concern, particularly after the October 7, 2023, attacks. Germany is considered a high-priority target for groups like IS and IS-K.
Studies show that far-right extremist violence (xenophobia) and Islamist radicalization can fuel each other, with polarising political rhetoric increasing the risk from both sides.

As for France,
France has maintained its highest security alert level ("attack emergency" due to a persistent and high threat of Islamist terrorism. The government has recently reported on Islamist "entryism" (infiltration) of public institutions.
Simultaneously, authorities are increasingly focused on the threat of far-right extremism, which tends to surge in response to Islamist attacks, as seen with threats targeting the Muslim community.
Reports in 2024–2025 showed a high level of racist, antisemitic, and xenophobic offenses, with data indicating both far-right and, at times, extremist actors linked to the Gaza conflict responsible for these actions.

@Activo24hs most of these are usually from Yemen or Egypt, perhaps even Syria and Afghanistan.

@ZZZQuill ISIS are bigger fags.

@THETOTALGUY I don't, I wish they'd been ambushed, caught and subjected to much much worse in every single one of them

@THETOTALGUY absolute cinema lol