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There has been a lot of focus on HAMAS and Palestine and Israel lately. While I agree this is definitely a bad situation and many innocent
people are dying on both sides. I wonder if ISIS isn't a much bigger issue. They have many more members than say Al Queda, They are
much better funded, they are better organized and have a much larger military presence. They aren't a small terrorist cell or splinter group.
They are an organization that is recognized and supported by several governments. While all of Islam isn't in total agreement with everything ISIS
does, there really isn't much opposition against them in any part of the Islamic State. If you look up "Islamic State" on google or wikipedia, and
go down to the map, you will see this is most of north Africa, virtually all of the middle east, (except Israel) most of central Asia and almost all
of Indonesia. Now of course all of these do not support ISIS, The majority claim not to. However several of the richest countries (per capita)
are included in this group. Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Oman, UAE, Brunai, Kuwait, Bahrain, etc... Now of course none of these are as rich as the
United States on their own, but if you start adding up the population and economic resources of these countries, it only takes a few to equal
the man power and financing of the US. Now maybe all of this is just paranoid conspiracy theory. On the other hand, maybe the next world
power isn't China or India, or even the European Union. Maybe is from someplace not many people have been looking. There are poor
countries with large populations included in this group also. Iraq, Iran, Pakistan and others. Maybe they just don't have the resources to
fight against this, or maybe the majority is simply passive about it because they simply don't care that much either way. I have even been told
by a Muslim co-worker he doesn't support ISIS or what they are doing, but on the other hand if there's less people of other religions in the world
(in their way of thinking "false demonic religions") non-Muslims are considered infidels by many.
There will be some who read this and say you are just trying to paint Islam in a bad light, well I believe those people are not saved. So they
are already in a bad light. Again it isn't all of Islam that supports ISIS, but I think it's enough to be worried about.
people are dying on both sides. I wonder if ISIS isn't a much bigger issue. They have many more members than say Al Queda, They are
much better funded, they are better organized and have a much larger military presence. They aren't a small terrorist cell or splinter group.
They are an organization that is recognized and supported by several governments. While all of Islam isn't in total agreement with everything ISIS
does, there really isn't much opposition against them in any part of the Islamic State. If you look up "Islamic State" on google or wikipedia, and
go down to the map, you will see this is most of north Africa, virtually all of the middle east, (except Israel) most of central Asia and almost all
of Indonesia. Now of course all of these do not support ISIS, The majority claim not to. However several of the richest countries (per capita)
are included in this group. Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Oman, UAE, Brunai, Kuwait, Bahrain, etc... Now of course none of these are as rich as the
United States on their own, but if you start adding up the population and economic resources of these countries, it only takes a few to equal
the man power and financing of the US. Now maybe all of this is just paranoid conspiracy theory. On the other hand, maybe the next world
power isn't China or India, or even the European Union. Maybe is from someplace not many people have been looking. There are poor
countries with large populations included in this group also. Iraq, Iran, Pakistan and others. Maybe they just don't have the resources to
fight against this, or maybe the majority is simply passive about it because they simply don't care that much either way. I have even been told
by a Muslim co-worker he doesn't support ISIS or what they are doing, but on the other hand if there's less people of other religions in the world
(in their way of thinking "false demonic religions") non-Muslims are considered infidels by many.
There will be some who read this and say you are just trying to paint Islam in a bad light, well I believe those people are not saved. So they
are already in a bad light. Again it isn't all of Islam that supports ISIS, but I think it's enough to be worried about.