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Salafi movement
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- So Misplaced Pages is going full in in support of the Salafist propaganda that made ISIS and mass beheadings, slavery, rape, pillaging, suicide bombers, etc. possible in dozens of countries? Is that how you operate now? Would you like to be designated a terrorist organization? Remove the edit that suggests that global Jihadist efforts to conquer and enslave mankind were somehow the result of something Western civilization did, before you get more Americans and Europeans kidnapped, murdered, raped and tortured than these kinds of lies already have. This is not longer an issue that can be perpetuated by the domination of Misplaced Pages by a handful of people who have socialist, jihadist and neo-liberal/pro-tyranny/anti-freedom of speech leanings. This is now a political and military issue, and it will soon be taken out of your hands. If you support the Jihadist narrative, your network will be shut down permanently. Your edits are lies. You refuse to correct the overt lies you spread. You are in bed with the devil, and you will pay the price. I suppose I shouldn't be surprised though, considering how anti-Jewish your webpage has consistently been for years. It makes perfect sense that you support both fascist and jihadist ideologies too, v2.0.
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