By the Numbers: The real numbers of radical Muslims in the world narrated by Raheel Raza

By the Numbers is an honest and open discussion about Muslim opinions and demographics. Narrated by Raheel Raza, president of Muslims Facing Tomorrow, this short film is about the acceptance that radical Islam is a bigger problem than most politically correct governments and individuals are ready to admit. Is ISIS, the Islamic State, trying to penetrate the U.S. with the refugee influx? Are Muslims radicalized on U.S. soil? Are organizations such as CAIR, who purport to represent American Muslims accepting and liberal or radicalized with links to terror organizations?

Here we go!
Enough of the non-Muslim liberal PC crowd voicing their opinions speaking for an ideology they know nothing about. Hear it from a Muslim herself telling it just how it is. Islam needs reform and until we can get passed the "Shhhh, don't talk about it", we're going to be headed in a direction of constant battle with this religion. I compare the liberal mind to a mother of a drug addicted son unwilling to compromise her relationship in favor of looking the other way. It's called enabling.

Youd think that figuring out how many bad people are in a certain religion would be nearly impossible to figure out, but my bad im a liberal i have no clue.

originally posted by: FlySolo

By the Numbers is an honest and open discussion about Muslim opinions and demographics. Narrated by Raheel Raza, president of Muslims Facing Tomorrow, this short film is about the acceptance that radical Islam is a bigger problem than most politically correct governments and individuals are ready to admit. Is ISIS, the Islamic State, trying to penetrate the U.S. with the refugee influx? Are Muslims radicalized on U.S. soil? Are organizations such as CAIR, who purport to represent American Muslims accepting and liberal or radicalized with links to terror organizations?

Here we go!
Enough of the non-Muslim liberal PC crowd voicing their opinions speaking for an ideology they know nothing about. Hear it from a Muslim herself telling it just how it is. Islam needs reform and until we can get passed the "Shhhh, don't talk about it", we're going to be headed in a direction of constant battle with this religion. I compare the liberal mind to a mother of a drug addicted son unwilling to compromise her relationship in favor of looking the other way. It's called enabling.

Can you give the figures for those that cannot watch the vid please.

originally posted by: dukeofjive696969
Youd think that figuring out how many bad people are in a certain religion would be nearly impossible to figure out, but my bad im a liberal i have no clue.

Oh man!
I would star that post if I thought there wasn't a bit of sarcasm involved.

a reply to: nonspecific

Millions

a reply to: FlySolo

Pretty vague, got a real number?

originally posted by: FlySolo

By the Numbers is an honest and open discussion about Muslim opinions and demographics. Narrated by Raheel Raza, president of Muslims Facing Tomorrow, this short film is about the acceptance that radical Islam is a bigger problem than most politically correct governments and individuals are ready to admit. Is ISIS, the Islamic State, trying to penetrate the U.S. with the refugee influx? Are Muslims radicalized on U.S. soil? Are organizations such as CAIR, who purport to represent American Muslims accepting and liberal or radicalized with links to terror organizations?

Here we go!
Enough of the non-Muslim liberal PC crowd voicing their opinions speaking for an ideology they know nothing about. Hear it from a Muslim herself telling it just how it is. Islam needs reform and until we can get passed the "Shhhh, don't talk about it", we're going to be headed in a direction of constant battle with this religion. I compare the liberal mind to a mother of a drug addicted son unwilling to compromise her relationship in favor of looking the other way. It's called enabling.

Oh, goodie! Some more made up numbers!

originally posted by: FlySolo
a reply to: nonspecific

Millions

No sorry I meant the actual numbers in proportion to the number of non radicalised muslims and the worldwide demographics please.

Millions is a generalisation not a number.

originally posted by: nonspecific

Can you give the figures for those that cannot watch the vid please.

More than 1, less than 7 billion.

a reply to: FlySolo

Hundreds of millions.

The issue here is the author asking for and "honest conversation" when that is almost impossible due to politics. The data and presentation are outstanding. I assume she will be branded a racist hater shortly.

a reply to: dukeofjive696969

If you can watch the video, you're just trolling. But I'll give you some stats. 237 million muslims at 27% as an average of Nations surveyed believe apostates should be killed. That's just the beginning. But this isn't even the real point. Point is, hushing up the fact Islam needs reform is exacerbating the issue. The numbers show it's far more prevalent than the PC crowd is willing to admit. Including the Muslim crowd.

dbl

a reply to: infolurker

a kafir.

originally posted by: THEatsking

originally posted by: FlySolo

By the Numbers is an honest and open discussion about Muslim opinions and demographics. Narrated by Raheel Raza, president of Muslims Facing Tomorrow, this short film is about the acceptance that radical Islam is a bigger problem than most politically correct governments and individuals are ready to admit. Is ISIS, the Islamic State, trying to penetrate the U.S. with the refugee influx? Are Muslims radicalized on U.S. soil? Are organizations such as CAIR, who purport to represent American Muslims accepting and liberal or radicalized with links to terror organizations?

Here we go!
Enough of the non-Muslim liberal PC crowd voicing their opinions speaking for an ideology they know nothing about. Hear it from a Muslim herself telling it just how it is. Islam needs reform and until we can get passed the "Shhhh, don't talk about it", we're going to be headed in a direction of constant battle with this religion. I compare the liberal mind to a mother of a drug addicted son unwilling to compromise her relationship in favor of looking the other way. It's called enabling.

Oh, goodie! Some more made up numbers!

See? this is exactly what I'm talking about. You guys are relentless. Yes or no, does Islam need reform?

a reply to: FlySolo

Well there is at least a billion Muslims on this planet-less than a handful were responsible for the Paris attacks. Consider the deaths In Yemen, Afghanistan, Iraq, Mali, Syria, etc...that's a million deaths at best and if you use Trump mathematics that means than one in a hundred* Muslims have committed a terrorist attack.

However Trump conveniently forgot the incredible devastation that the Spaniards wreaked on the native south Americans whose culture and communities were decimated-all we have left to remind us of there presence is their remarkable structures-all because of wealth which is something Trump knows all too well.

*sorry, one in a thousand.

originally posted by: FlySolo
a reply to: infolurker

a kafir.

More like an apostate.

Heads get removed for doing that.

a reply to: FlySolo

Oh my you post a video, then bash liberals for Not believing made up numbers, then you call me a troll, gj you proved me right

originally posted by: FlySolo
a reply to: dukeofjive696969

If you can watch the video, you're just trolling. But I'll give you some stats. 237 million muslims at 27% as an average of Nations surveyed believe apostates should be killed. That's just the beginning. But this isn't even the real point. Point is, hushing up the fact Islam needs reform is exacerbating the issue. The numbers show it's far more prevalent than the PC crowd is willing to admit. Including the Muslim crowd.

27% sound a lot higher than I aware of.

Can you post links to the surveys and studies please.

a reply to: dukeofjive696969

Where are you getting "made up" numbers from?

a reply to: nonspecific

I know you're betting on the assumption I'm talking out of my ass and am too lazy to back up my threads. So, when I give you want you seek, will you stick around to defend why you're wrong?