Muslims around the world respond brilliantly to Isis leader's call to arms

ISIS leader Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi released a message on Boxing Day (the day after Christmas to all fellow Americans), praising the success of the caliphate despite the international coalition attacking it daily.

In the 24-minute recording, the first we’ve heard from al-Baghdadi since May, the leader threatens Israel (of course), taunts the United States for not putting boots on the ground (be careful what you ask for, skippy), and then called on Muslims across the globe to join ISIS.

After the message was translated and tweeted by Emirati activist Iyad el-Baghdadi (no relation) the replies quickly flew in on twitter… and they weren’t what the terror group was hoping for...

You can read some of those awesome responses on this link:
i100.independent.co.uk...

Props to my fellow muslim armchair warriors!

a reply to: ElectricFeel

Al-Baghdadi, AKA Simon Elliot. Puppet of the west

Nice to see that he is being publicly humiliated via these responses.

a reply to: ElectricFeel

Shame that some (many?) will say it's not enough and more needs to be done.

Or whatever the claim is so people can keep on hating Muslims on general principle.

Most Muslims are peaceful people. They will only fight if there is a real threat against their people. Now if some country did attack the Muslims than I can see them fighting to protect themselves and to neutralize the threat. We would do the same thing. I don't think ISIS is even close to following the path of the religion, I think that their leaders are just power hungry and that is not something that is considered appropriate in Islam.

Protecting your people from harm is one thing, killing your own people if they do not see eye to eye with your way of thinking is not good. ISIS has done that.

I have respect for the good Muslim people, they have the right to their beliefs. I won't judge anyone because of their religion unless the sect of their religion is chaotic and goes against peace.

originally posted by: Shamrock6
a reply to: ElectricFeel

Shame that some (many?) will say it's not enough and more needs to be done.

Or whatever the claim is so people can keep on hating Muslims on general principle.

Some agreement there, mind you the responses are pretty damning, and what you might expect in 2015, not 1115.

I'm just waiting for some joker to say, "Sorry can't make it....leaves on the line at Clapham Junction"!

A true case of people rallying against a cause.

Well done folks.

It's you moderates who represent true Islam and I'm glad you're making your voices heard.

Unfortunately the average Muslim's opinion of ISIS or the Caliphate matters little when rich nations are bankrolling and arming the jihadi wannabes.

Unless these nations (Saudi Arabia and the US) can be brought to act responsibly no one's opinion will make any difference at all.

originally posted by: Asktheanimals
Unfortunately the average Muslim's opinion of ISIS or the Caliphate matters little when rich nations are bankrolling and arming the jihadi wannabes.

Unless these nations (Saudi Arabia and the US) can be brought to act responsibly no one's opinion will make any difference at all.

Exactly. The U.S. has been aware for a LONG time that Saudi Arabia is the terrorist-funding epicenter but because of our relationship with them we do nothing ($/ OIL / Westernization of Middle East)

a reply to: FamCore

Please don't post disinformation.

That claim came from a Facebook post which the likes of veterans today picked up and made into A fabricated news stories.

originally posted by: rickymouse
Most Muslims are peaceful people. They will only fight if there is a real threat against their people.

Which flys in the face of a daily reality anyone can open the paper and read about. Muslim countries, bastions of peace. Riiiight.

a reply to: ElectricFeel

Excellent responses...thank you for sharing them with ATS.

Sadly, there will also be those that probably heed this madman's call. Let's hope that those people will be at a minimum.

a reply to: Metallicus

This map represents the 1.6 billion Muslims in the world. I think we'd all be pretty screwed if most didn't denounce Daesh. Yeah?

originally posted by: TheBulk

originally posted by: rickymouse
Most Muslims are peaceful people. They will only fight if there is a real threat against their people.

Which flys in the face of a daily reality anyone can open the paper and read about. Muslim countries, bastions of peace. Riiiight.

My dad used to say that the guys from the Middle east were hot heads because they wore those turbans on their head.

That was many years ago, I suppose it is politically incorrect to say their hats are making them aggressive now.

a reply to: ElectricFeel

Word to ya mother.........

a reply to: Chadwickus

I've tried researching this claim...

Apparently it was Edward Snowden who made the claim.

In August 2014, it was reported that Edward Snowden had claimed Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi is a Jewish actor whose real name is Simon Elliot (Elliot Shimon)[5] who, having been recruited by Mossad, was trained in espionage and psychological warfare.[6]

I'm not trying to spread disinformation, if it isn't true then mistake

wikispooks.com...

a reply to: FamCore

Snowden was attributed to everything by conspiracy theorists looking to mislead, from alien disclosure to chemtrails.

Claim: Pictures show Abu Bakr Al-Baghdadi is a Mossad agent named Simon Elliot

a reply to: Chadwickus

He also exposed the NSA's illegal surveillance program.

Just sayin'

a reply to: FamCore

I think you missed my point.

There was a flurry of made up stories attributed to Snowden in an attempt to give them validity.

Wonderful, gives me hope, I believe most people on the planet just want to live in peace.