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@Conflict_Radar The fact the mr jon blocked me is so funny but if he is see this : None of what you wrote explains why ordinary people were chanting ‘death to America’. You listed government actions over decades. I’m asking about cause and effect—what led to that hostility in the first place?

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@Da76689 الإشعارات لن تعمل إذا كل هذه الآشعارات شغالة. ممكن صورة من الإشعارات القادمة.

@Athkarapp لا الجهاز مب صامت

@Da76689 ممكن صورة من الاعدادات. وهل الجهاز على الصامت ؟ الإشعارات ام المنبه. ؟

@JonBakerPharmD @Conflict_Radar Do your math on ” why” they chanted that

@Conflict_Radar “Death to America” x 47 years…

@SamTheTrade Shirk being a sin is standard theology. Saying all Christians are ‘enemies’ is a fringe/extremist take. You’re using a MEMRI clip of a random preacher and pretending it represents 1.8 billion Muslims—be serious

Here is a chain of recordings from Muslims preaching hate against Christianity and Christians.

@SECTOR_TIME @SamTheTrade @Conflict_Radar You’re mixing terrorism, civil wars, and complex demographics into one anti-Muslim narrative. That’s not analysis—it’s cherry-picked fearmongering

@SamTheTrade @Da76689 @Conflict_Radar Terrorism is a major problem that we must all fight together. It is not only a threat to our safety, but also to our way of life.

Tucker Carlson: "The people in charge don't want you to know this, but Muslims love Jesus."

@SamTheTrade @Conflict_Radar Christian population decline in the Middle East is widely linked to war, migration, economic collapse, and instability—not some single religious cause

@Da76689 @Conflict_Radar Broader 20th-century "body count" studies (pre- or early in the period) attribute ~20–40 million deaths to "Islamic civilization" violence historically. You don't get that figure from any other religious group! That itself speaks volume.

@SamTheTrade @Conflict_Radar You’re taking extreme war zones and projecting them onto 1.8 billion people globally. That’s like judging all Christians by the Lord’s Resistance Army.

@Da76689 @Conflict_Radar Broader Patterns: In conflict zones, survival conversions occur but are hard to quantify. Historical dhimmi systems or blasphemy laws create pressure. Christian populations in the Middle East have plummeted (from ~13–20% early 20th century to ~3–4% today)

@SamTheTrade @Conflict_Radar Sudan’s conflicts are ethnic, political, and resource-driven civil wars. Reducing that to ‘forced Islamization’ ignores the actual causes and shows you don’t understand the conflict!

@Da76689 @Conflict_Radar Here is a list of Forced Conversions to Islam (Approximate) past 75 years.

@SamTheTrade @Conflict_Radar ISIS literally declared other Muslims apostates and slaughtered them too. That wasn’t ‘Islam vs others’—it was a violent extremist group against everyone (guess who made ISIS?)

@SamTheTrade @Conflict_Radar The ‘~1,000 per year’ figure is heavily disputed and comes from advocacy estimates, not verified national data. Serious reports stress underreporting and complexity—not a clean, proven number like you’re presenting

@SamTheTrade @Conflict_Radar Boko Haram is an extremist terrorist group that kills Muslims and Christians alike. Using them as a representation of Islam is like using ISIS to represent all Muslims—completely dishonest.

@SamTheTrade @Conflict_Radar You’re stacking unrelated conflicts, extremist groups, and centuries of history into one narrative and pretending it’s a single pattern. That’s not evidence—that’s cherry-picking

@SamTheTrade @Conflict_Radar You’re mixing political violence with scripture. Conflicts in Nigeria or Iraq involve militias, land, and politics — not a universal command from the Quran

@Da76689 @Conflict_Radar Reliable monitoring groups (Open Doors, Aid to the Church in Need, USCIRF) report Christians killed annually for faith reasons, with 90%+ often in Nigeria/sub-Saharan Africa by Islamist actors. Middle East Christians have plummeted (e.g., Iraq, Syria) due to targeted violence.

@SamTheTrade @Conflict_Radar If it meant all Christians, the Quran wont allow marrying them or eating their food. That contradiction alone shows your interpretation is wrong

@Da76689 @Conflict_Radar Surah At-Tawbah (9:29) — Commands fighting certain People of the Book (Jews and Christians) who do not believe in Allah or the Last Day and do not follow Islamic rules, until they pay the jizya (a protection tax) in submission.

@SamTheTrade @Conflict_Radar 9:29 is about a specific conflict with hostile groups, not random Christians. The Quran differentiates between those at war and peaceful ‘People of the Book.

@SamTheTrade @Conflict_Radar Not true. The Quran doesn’t command killing Christians. Verses about fighting are tied to specific wars, not all people. Over a billion Muslims live peacefully with Christians worldwide. Also Christians in the Quran are called “the people of the book”. Read before you attack

@Conflict_Radar Yeah, and they also love to kill Christians!! They are kefir based on the Quran! They must slit the throats of every Christian based on what their book says!!!

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My phones are almost paid off. If Apple is going to remove Lebanon from their maps, then it is time for me to remove iPhone from my device list. What’s the next best phone?

@EthanLevins2 What??? But its in google maps

Apple has removed Lebanese village names in Southern Lebanon. As Israel invades, they are already setting the state to justify occupation. I’ve never seen something like this.