Jihadists Execute Construction Workers For Being Christians

@disknave Jihadist groups like ISIS or Hamas are, yes. However, Islam as a whole, which is practiced by nearly two billion people, isn’t.
Many commentators, including Muslim scholars and leaders, distinguish between Islam as a religion and "Islamism" or jihadist extremism. They argue that extremists "hijack" the religion, twisting its teachings for political violence.
Scholars of Islam note that the religion generally emphasizes the sanctity of life. Prophetic traditions emphasize longing for a good life, and classical Islamic law generally prohibits suicide and the targeting of civilians.

the term "death cult" is ok to use as a label for violent extremist groups. however I, most scholars and practitioners emphasise that such actions contradict the foundational teachings of Islam.

@BigHeartSmallWorld I would argue that ISIS is nothing like Hamas. Where Hamas is fighting against an occupation regime, isis just be killing everyone. During Iran’s complicity against Syrians, Hamas distanced itself from the actions being taken by Iran even through it’s their bigger supporter

@Mr Damage Compared to some of its neighbors, I’d actually say Kenya is relatively stable, safe, and a center for business and investment.
It is renowned for its diverse culture, vibrant atmosphere, and natural beauty, including tourism spots like the Tsavo national park, and its population is often described as hardworking and resilient! (Such as the construction workers seen here, NOT the Jihadist bastards).

However, yes, Kenya has a lot of poverty, and it experiences high levels of embezzlement and government corruption, which inhibits development. Urban areas, particularly in Nairobi, can face issues with trash management, water pollution, and sanitation. And There are reports of violent crime, including armed carjacking, muggings, and home invasions, particularly in cities.

@HorrorFan96 can you pls send me the og video in comments (if possible)? I’ve seen quite a few people saying this is old and NOT in Kenya, but I don’t know if it’s true

@SugarSlaughter293 The Og video is gone with the old YNC. Same for all videos in the past

@HorrorFan96 goddamn it. Well, hopefully it can be restored someday, along with the rest of the but still, thanks for clearing that up!

@Jigsaw unless he was a Money-Coutts level magician, I doubt it.

@Naap51stang Christians only won 2-3 of the 9 crusades btw.

The Qur'an states "There shall be no compulsion in [acceptance of] the religion" (2:256) and instructs Muslims to be kind and just to those who do not fight them over religion (60:8). Many Muslims believe in peaceful co-existence and religious freedom.
Many Muslims and scholars disagree with those who use force or silencing (such as these bastards and the governments of Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, etc.), arguing that such behavior goes against the core teachings of Islam.

@brainscrambler isn’t homosexuality considered Haram in traditional Islam? If so, that would make the cameraman of this video an infidel, and thus, I do believe that once found out he’d be executed by his “colleagues”.

@brainscrambler Yaoi.

@CornHolio *Kenyan. Not Somali.

@SugarSlaughter293 EDIT: ok so apparently this may have actually been an old video that had indeed taken place in Somalia. My apologies, I shall look further into it.

@DogVomit Muhammad is prolly a pedo, yes. But not Muslims in general.
Many contemporary Muslim scholars argue that, due to changing contexts, the marriage of children is no longer considered acceptable, focusing on protecting the welfare of young girls and women.
Also, I’ve found that some modern scholars and researchers suggest Aisha may have been older (often estimated around 17–19) when she married Muhammad, based on alternative calculations and contextual historical data. Let me explain

Now then, obviously people think Aisha was 9 bc of the Hadith. However, Hadiths are often inaccurate and contradictory to each other, I don't know why anyone would believe them over the Quran or actual evidence.
Some scholars and historians suggest Aisha was 17 to 19 years old when she married Prophet Muhammad, rather than the traditional account of nine. This view is based on calculations regarding her sister Asma’s age, her participation in early battles, and her early acceptance of Islam, aiming to reconcile the timeline.
Asma bint Abu Bakr's Age: Historians note that Aisha’s older sister, Asma, was 10 years older than Aisha. Asma is recorded to have died at age 100 in the year 73 AH (after Hijrah), making her 27 or 28 at the time of the Hijrah migration. If Asma was 27/28, and 10 years older than Aisha, Aisha would have been 17 or 18 at the time of the Hijrah, placing her marriage shortly after around 18-19.
Participation in Battles: Aisha is reported to have accompanied the Prophet in the battles of Badr and Uhud. The traditional rule was that no one under 15 was permitted to participate, which implies she was older than nine at that time.
Early Converts List: Aisha was listed among the Sabiqun (the first to accept Islam), suggesting she was born before or shortly after the Prophet's mission began, which contradicts a birth year of 614 CE (which would be necessary to be nine at the time of marriage).
Other Historical Mentions: Early Islamic historian Tabari indicates that all four children of Abu Bakr were born in the pre-Islamic (Jahiliyyah) era, suggesting she was older than the traditional view suggests.

So yeah, basically Muhammad may have been the OG Leonardo DiCaprio, depending on which way you view it. I personally wouldn’t know. Either way, I don’t really like Muhammad too much.

@SlaveDriver Prophet??

@SlaveDriver Same applies to Torah/Old Testament and New Testament

@Starsailor In the Holy Book of the old testament, it's also ok to slaughter women, children, and to commit genocide in the name of "God" and Israel. Ask yourself, how many of these old testament nut jobs leave near you?

@CatPussyLover I worship snakes, rocks, and trees.

@SlaveDriver You're not a problem. Snakes are funny. Rocks are cool. Trees give live.

Your mom, fuck your mom too by st. Michael's large cock.

@IraqiProjectile Muhammad went directly to the fire, he's at rest getting beatings. Jesus is crying for a way out, anyone who follows him ends up there.

@CatPussyLover hello Usami from Chiikawa. Did you know that most people on TikTok think you’re a lardass?

@IraqiProjectile can you send me the full (ISIS) version of this video? I ain’t gonna believe it until I get proof of the matter, unfortunately.

@SugarSlaughter293 Nobody gives a fuck what you believe. Go ride a traumatized gorilla dick.

@IraqiProjectile bro I just wanted a link to the old video, I’m not committing Zoophilia dude wtf

@SugarSlaughter293 Sure, look up "ISIS propaganda re-post in the shithole of Africa feat–boko haram" you should find something that makes you believe me oh please mmm

@IraqiProjectile ok bro, listen. I was just wanting a link to the video, though another person I was talking with regarding the “older video” has told me that it’s gone with the rest of the old YNC. You could’ve just told me it couldn’t be linked, and I would’ve been fine and moved on.

@SugarSlaughter293 Little bro of course it's wiped out with everything else that was on the old YNC, why didn't you realize that immediately like me...

@IraqiProjectile bc I joined 1 week ago and I’m a retard

@ItsGotElectrolytes this is in Kenya. BLM is mainly based in USA. Most Jihadists aren’t part of BLM.

@ipi**onliberals They are "peaceful" until they feel strong enough to violently change the society they live in into a islamic one. We see this in western Europe, and we saw it in the 1950s and 1960s in Lebanon, once a beautiful, thriving, majority christian country, now just another islamic shthole!

@TheThing87 idk bro.
Firstly, the overwhelming majority of Muslims in North America are peaceful, integrated into society, and condemn violent extremism. Surveys and reports indicate that American Muslims are productive members of society, working in various professions, and hold mainstream religious and political views.
Rejection of Violence: About 78% to 81% of American Muslims say that suicide bombings or violence against civilians are never justified.
Opposition to Extremism: Nearly three-quarters (73%) of U.S. Muslims say there is little or no support for extremism in their community.
Integration and Values: Muslims in the U.S. and Canada are generally well-integrated, with many sharing similar values with the wider population regarding work, family, and education.
Diversity: The Muslim community in the U.S. is one of the most racially diverse, with no single majority race.
Community Contributions: Muslims in North America are deeply involved in their local communities as professionals, including doctors, engineers, professors, and business owners.
While some media and political figures have raised concerns about extremism, studies show that Muslim Americans are actually more opposed to violence than many other groups and are proactive in helping to thwart attacks.

Secondly, the "violent societal changes".
The question of whether Muslims are "violently changing" the culture in Western Europe is a subject of intense, often polarized debate, characterized by complex social, political, and demographic dynamics rather than a single, sweeping trend.
Based on available reports and analyses, the situation is best understood as a mix of demographic changes, increased visibility of Islamic practices, and, in some cases, localized conflict or radicalization, rather than a monolithic, violent, or successful project to transform Europe into an Islamic culture

Here is a breakdown of the key findings:
1. Demographic and Social Changes Growing Population:
The Muslim population in Europe is growing, driven by higher fertility rates and immigration, with projections suggesting it could roughly double by 2050 depending on migration rates.
Visibility of Practice: The increased presence of Muslims has led to more visible signs of Islamic culture in some urban areas, such as mosques, halal shops, and public Eid celebrations, which some observers interpret as a shift in the local character.
Parallel Societies: In some urban areas, there are reports of "parallel societies" or communities where immigrants from Muslim-majority countries maintain traditional customs, which sometimes leads to limited interaction with the host population.

2. Radicalisation & Violence:
Incidents of Extremism: There have been severe acts of Islamist terrorism in European cities (e.g., Paris, London, Brussels, Nice) over the past decade, committed by extremists, which have caused significant death and damage.
Vandalism and Clashes: There have been reported incidents of vandalism targeting Christian landmarks and clashes at soccer games in some areas with high immigrant populations, which are linked by some to radicalization.
Minority Activity: However, studies emphasize that only a tiny minority of Muslims in Europe participate in extremist or violent groups. The vast majority of European Muslims are not involved in radical activities.

3. Cultural Integration & Conflict:
Integration Challenges: Many observers, including some European politicians, have argued that efforts to integrate Muslim communities have had limited success, leading to social exclusion and, in some cases, a retreat into more conservative religious identities.
Cultural Differences: Tensions often arise over cultural differences, such as interpretations of women's rights, freedom of speech, and the role of religion in public life.
Resilience of European Culture: Despite these challenges, there is no evidence of a widespread, forced, or successful violent takeover of European culture. Instead, a process of "hybridity" is occurring, where European societies are adapting to increased diversity.

4. Societal Response & Policy:
Rise of Anti-Immigrant Parties: The perception of a threat to national identity and security has fueled the rise of populist, anti-immigrant, and right-wing political parties across Europe.
Government Action: European governments have introduced measures to promote integration, such as language requirements, training imams domestically, banning foreign funding for some mosques, and improving educational opportunities.
Diverse Outcomes: The situation varies significantly by country, with some states, like Denmark, having more effective integration policies than others.

In summary, while the presence of Islam is causing visible cultural changes and there have been violent acts committed by extremists, the assertion that Muslims are "violently changing" European culture in a uniform, top-down way is not supported by the overall demographic and sociological evidence. It is a process of ongoing, often challenging, adaptation and integration.
I admit that indeed, Lebanon was a beautiful country prior to the 1960 Civil War. However, it’s more complex than we’d think.
The downfall of Lebanon—often referred to as the collapse of the "Switzerland of the East"—cannot be attributed to a single religious group. Instead, it was caused by a complex, multifaceted breakdown involving internal sectarian power struggles, regional geopolitics, and massive demographic shifts, note sources.
While Muslim-aligned groups, including the Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO), played a significant role in the outbreak of the 1975 Civil War, the crisis was the result of the intersection of several factors:
Sectarian Power Structure (1943 National Pact): The political system created in 1943 gave Christians dominant power based on a 1932 census. As the Muslim population grew (due to higher birth rates), they felt marginalized, leading to demands for greater political power and, eventually, a rise in Pan-Arabism and leftist ideologies that challenged the state's Christian-led identity.
The PLO and External Interference: The arrival of the PLO after being expelled from Jordan (1970) created a "state within a state" in southern Lebanon, heavily armed and operating independently. This triggered Israeli retaliations and deepened the polarization between Muslim/leftist factions supporting the Palestinians and Christian factions opposing them.
Civil War (1975–1990): The war was a multi-factional conflict where not only Christians fought Muslims, but also various groups fought amongst themselves.
Syrian and Israeli Intervention: Both Syria and Israel intervened, fueling the conflict to serve their own interests rather than Lebanon's stability, often acting through proxies.
Economic Collapse and Corruption: Beyond the sectarian war, the country has been destroyed by decades of corruption, clientelism (political patronage), and massive debt, culminating in a financial crisis in 2019 that the World Bank ranked as one of the most severe in modern history.
Rise of Hezbollah: In the post-war era, Hezbollah grew into a powerful military and political entity, often operating outside state authority and engaging in regional conflicts, which has further weakened the central state.
In summary, the downfall was not simply a "Muslim" cause, but a collective failure of all Lebanese communities to share power, exacerbated by regional forces and armed refugees, notes.
Sorry for the MEGA long comment, but seriously, idk if I can trust you to tell the truth seeing as you admitted you wanted American Leftists deported to "Wakanda" (LITERALLY TWO COMMENTS DOWN) and that you wanted to, quote, "Just let them (Black Americans) all kill each other ffs, without them, America would be great again!". It’s quite clear there’s something strange about you, and I think you should have it looked further into.

@ipi**onliberals sorry for the wall of text regarding TheThing. I’ll focus on what you’ve said now.

Muslims in North America often describe their community as peaceful, loving, and well-integrated into the broader society. This self-perception is supported by data indicating high levels of social engagement and civic participation.
Many Muslims in North America emphasize that respect, co-existence, and peace are core values of their faith, aligning with North American values of freedom and community.
Roughly 81% of American Muslims surveyed have stated that violence against civilians is never justified. Additionally, U.S. Muslims are often more likely to have non-Muslim friends compared to Muslim populations in many other regions.
Many feel that their religious institutions, such as mosques, are spaces for prayer, community, and charity, rather than places of division.
The Muslim community in North America is highly diverse, consisting of various ethnic backgrounds, including South Asian, Arab, and African American populations.

@TheThing87 I second that

@TheThing87 Gullible cunt

@TheThing87 While I do admit some on the far-left or in advocacy groups argue for open borders on ideological or ethical grounds, most mainstream liberals and Democrats in the U.S. do not formally advocate for open borders. Instead, they typically focus on comprehensive reform, including creating legal pathways to citizenship, strengthening border technology, and Addressing root causes of migration. One of these causes for immigration, for example, is Christian Nigerians (like the ones in this video) trying to escape Jihadists. Or trying to escape bombings by western countries (USA, Israel, etc.) though, according to a BBC report, groups monitoring the violence stated there is no evidence that Christians are being killed more than Muslims in Nigeria. Regarding clashes in central Nigeria between (mostly Muslim) herders and (often Christian) farmers, human rights groups reported that atrocities have been committed on both sides and that there is no evidence Christians have been disproportionately targeted. Al Jazeera reported that claims of a targeted "Christian genocide" in Nigeria have been disputed by humanitarian analysts and crisis-monitoring organizations. Experts argue that while armed groups like Boko Haram have committed deadly attacks, the violence is more complex and does not exclusively target Christians. Analysts attribute the ongoing violence to a variety of overlapping factors beyond religion.

@SugarSlaughter293 also YES I’m aware this took place in Kenya (apparently) and not Nigeria, but let’s be honest; who the fuck can tell the difference? They’re both probably “shithole countries” according to most people on this site, and others like it. And both have an issue with religious violence.

Also, I couldn’t find an article of religious violence in Kenya on Wikipedia, so I had to make do. I hope y’all can forgive me for the inconvenience!

@SugarSlaughter293 It is a shthole, yes, and they keep killing each other, be it because of religion, or ethnicity, or political ideology. What matters is that 1. Muslims in the west demand tolerance, while their bretheren oppress and kill Christians all over the islamic world by the hundreds of thousands 2. We should not let these people, be it Muslims, Africans or whatever, unchecked into our western nations, because they bring their violence and conflicts with them!

@TheThing87 indeed, religious extremism is very prominent in Africa/West Asia (Middle East) and I hope to see it end soon, on ALL sides (whether it be the Gaza genocide, or the oppression of Christians such as this). Though, I do still believe it’s key to note that (I say majority because obviously, there’s gonna be some retards such as the Tsarnaev bros., who committed the Boston Marathon Bombing) the overwhelming majority of Western Muslims and Islamic organizations regularly condemn the actions of jihadists and terrorist groups. These condemnations often emphasize that such violence is a perversion of Islam and that jihadist groups are considered heretical aberrations. Also, the reason they want tolerance is because they’ve been quite often put into the same group with said oppressors/terrorists by anti-immigrant/anti-Islam groups (such as the EDL, led by Tommy Robinson). If Christians (whether it be the ones in this video, or western churchgoers) were grouped with Christian Nationalists and the KKK (led by Protestants), or Jews grouped with Zionists and the Lehava, I’d imagine they’d be rather pissed and demand to not be grouped with such horrid people, too.

@SugarSlaughter293 Hey, Tiny Tom Cruise wont like that. Neither will John Travolta.

@SlaveDriver Idc about them

@Badboy religious slaughter shouldn’t exist, and CERTAINLY not for retards’ entertainment.