Paul,
Why don't you try to prove the info is incorrect?

The site gives the date, place, country and the number killed. That should be enough for an astute person, as yourself, to verify events.

The site again http://www.thereligionofpeace.com/

Good to see that someone is keeping a record of terrorist attacks in the name of Islam

There are plenty of recent terrorist
attacks by other extremists and fanatics
on the web. Whole lists of them - all one
has to do is Google them. However, blaming
any entire religion for the actions of a
brutal minority of extemists within its
ranks - is like, well - blaming multiculturalism
for the behaviour of a few fanatics and trouble-makers.
Or - blaming all Christians for the sexual abuse of children
that some clergy engage in, or blaming all Jews for the
actions of Zionists, and so on.

Your (false) analogies are not arguments, Foxy.

Banjo, how does your web site prove my Muslim neighbor is a terrorist?
You put up the link, you should provide the proof, not me.
I'll throw one up and you can provide the proof.

"A Shiite man and his daughter are exterminated by committed Sunnis."

I await your proof that this statement is true in all the details. Names will help as will proof the man and daughter were Shiite and the other party, names please, were committed Sunnis and proof it was motivated by religion and not something else.
I'm not saying this simple statement isn't true, just where is the proof.
This should be easy I'm not asking for all 23611 just one for starters

As I said this hate site does not have to prove anything for people like you, you are a believer to begin with.

Paul,
No, you asked me where I got my information from regarding the terrorist attacks. I provided that.

The fact that you question the validity of the information is now your problem and it is up to you to try and discredit the site, if you wish.

As I said the listing gives date, place, country, number killed and number injured for each attack, so each can be verified.

I don't intend to do your work for you.

Paul, what I find frustrating is how many people want to believe really simplistic stereotypes. It still seems to be as easy to demonize a group of human beings as it did in WWI. And this after the supposed Age of Enlightenment with a very high level of education and information available.

I get depressed by how easy many people find it to hate and demonize other people. Especially when discovering they have in fact never personally, or even indirectly, suffered any kind of calamity at the hands of their supposed enemy.

The most virulent anti-Japanese speak I've encountered are from people who had no personal experience of the Japanese in WWII. Or of war. My entire family on both sides have suffered terrible things, as soldiers and as civilians, yet I've never ever heard blanket condemnation of the Japanese.

It's history repeating itself. People being whipped up and obediently baying along and those of us who have insight what this kind of baying can lead us to are made really afraid. My 80 year old mother wanted to murder George Bush with her bare hands when he invaded Iraq. She hopes there is a special place in Hell for him.