Thomas Wictor

Posts Tagged ‘Lieutenant Moath Youssef al-Kasasbeh’

More fake atrocities from the Islamic State

Today I studied photos and video of two more fake atrocities committed by the Islamic State. It’s clear why they would fabricate the burning alive of Royal Jordanian Air Force pilot Lieutenant Moath Youssef al-Kasasbeh: They needed full control over him in order to make the recruiting film of a lifetime, the ghastly Healing the…

 

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High-resolution Islamic State hoax

Two days ago I wrote a post titled “The Islamic State Debunks Itself,” in reference to the terrorists’ film A Message to Jordan. Well, someone has sent me a link to a high-resolution version of the movie. If this doesn’t convince you that Healing the Believers’ Chests is a hoax, nothing will. Royal Jordanian Air…

 

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The Islamic State debunks itself

The Islamic State has released a new video titled A Message to Jordan. It includes more footage of the purported burning alive of Royal Jordanian Air Force pilot Lieutenant Moath Youssef al-Kasasbeh, the subject of the film Healing the Believers’ Chests. The additional video proves without any doubt that while Lieutenant al-Kasasbeh was murdered, his…

 

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To tread the air above the din

I’m not much connected to the world anymore. Maybe I should say I’m not much connected to worldly concerns. What I long for is the ability to tread the air above the din. That’s a lyric from one of the best Led Zepplin songs, “Achilles Last Stand.” It was an April morning when they told…

 

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The sicker they are, the more predictable

The late psychiatrist David Viscott said that the sicker people get, the more generic they become. Their actions become entirely predictable. Before I give you the latest example, I want to clarify: By sick, I mean pathological, not ill. People make themselves pathological. It’s a choice. They engage in behavior that they know is wrong….

 

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At the root of all conspiracy theories

Behold a reader’s message. Personally, I don’t believe in ANY of the classic conspiracy theories that refuse to die: the JFK assassination, Area 51, Flight 800, Roswell, 9/11, chem trails, the Illuminati, and so on. Of course some conspiracies theories are true, but the overwhelming majority aren’t. To me it’s extremely obvious that the Islamic…

 

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This is why I debunked the Islamic State video

My post “The Islamic State did not burn the Jordanian pilot alive” made a lot of people angry. They said that I was trying to minimize Islamic State savagery, and that the post denigrated the courage of Royal Jordanian Air Force pilot Lieutenant Moath Youssef al-Kasasbeh. If you actually read the post, you saw that…

 

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Insanity and Jew-hate go together like peas and carrots

I’ve learned a lot over the past eight months. When this period of my life is over, and I return to my monkish existence, I’ll reflect on the fact that Jew-hate is easily the most virulent form of insanity I’ve ever encountered. Dumb insanity Today on Twitter a Syrian was jabbering about “greasy Yids.” What…

 

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The lost art of disagreeing

When I wrote my post debunking the Islamic State propaganda film Healing the Believers’ Chests, I had two goals: to show that Lieutenant Moath Youssef al-Kasasbeh didn’t suffer the hideous death depicted, and to undermine the terrorists’ ability to recruit new members. I didn’t anticipate that so many people are personally and emotionally invested in the…

 

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Yes, they recruit by committing atrocities

I’m getting tons of messages about my exposure of the Islamic State video Healing the Believers’ Chests as a hoax. A lot of it is hate mail, written by people who can’t think, but more disconcerting are the messages from those who don’t accept that Muslim terrorists commit atrocities as a way to recruit new…

 

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