Daily Topics - Thursday November 19th, 2015

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Hour One: What Do We Have In Common With Syrian Refugees?

Hour Two: We All Know the Problem...What's the Solution For ISIS?

Hour Three: Yes...Climate Change IS Our Biggest Threat! Farron Cousins, Ring of Fire Radio

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mathboy 10 years 41 weeks ago
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Our struggle against Da'esh depends on getting most of the Muslims in the world on our side. There's a reason that Da'esh calls greater Islam "the Grey Zone". They consider those Muslims to be salvageable from sin and apostasy, whereas pagans are not and must simply be killed. Our task is to convince those Muslims that they don't need to be saved by Da'esh. If mistreat the "greys", we cannot get them on our side.

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mathboy 10 years 41 weeks ago
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The German woman's name "Gisele" is pronounced /GHEE-zuh-luh/. That happens to have been the name as my high-school German teacher. Of course, I'm presuming I have the spelling right. There's also the French name "Giselle", which is /zhee-ZELL/.

I love Danielle's trick with the Gisele Feldman story. As much as Republicans like to talk about Hitler, they really don't think in terms of what actually happened in that era.

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