The Paris bombing is just another example that you cannot tame wild animals – it is in their genes and they have been raised from birth to commit these crimes.  Why are countries throughout the world bringing these Muslim terrorists into their countries thinking they are going to change them – it is not possible.  The bulk of them are illiterate (like a retarded child) and their IQ doesn’t even hit the “sane” scale and  you think you are going to teach them to love imbeciles?

Their religion has been imbeded in their minds.  Their religion teaches if you are not one of them – you are the enemy and must be destroyed.  And, yet, we are gullible thinking we can tame them like a wild animal – is that what the world leaders are thinking – that if  you bring them into our civilized countries and let them live that you are going to tame or change them?

With this massive killings, the G-8 leaders (mainly France, Great Britain, and the USA)  are responsible for the continuous killings of its citizens because they continuously bring the enemy into our country and put its citizens at risk.  These deaths are laid at the feet of these leaders, again and again (Spain train killings, USA 9/11 killings, France many happenings of citizens being killed by these animals, and on and on).

When will our leaders wake up and bomb the SH– out of these Muslim countries and make parking lots out of this land as Donald Trump wants to do.  We are just sitting ducks. Didn’t Bush II tell us when we went to Iraq to keep the enemy in Iraq and fight them there.  Now just what do we have to show for this – nothing but a bunch of maimed young people who risk their lives for what – for politicians who are making money off of these wars on the backs of our young people and a lot of dead young people who have come back in body bags.

Then you have France, Great Britain and the USA who now are bringing the enemy without any vetting and places them next door.  Then they wonder why tragedies such as what happened in France happens.  Let’s vote all of these suckers out and put someone in office that has common sense.  The theory of Islam is to flood the world with these crazy people and then they will take over.

And our leaders are continuing to flood our countries with this burden of instability.  Just take a look at Germany, Sweden, France, and Great Britain (even in Britain the population of Muslims have exploded to the point that Islam is the major religion and the same for France) and this is just mentioning a few.  We can never visit these countries in the future without the fear of being blown up.  I wouldn’t even think of visiting these historical places because it will never be the “old Europe” as we remember.

These people are  not civilized people and don’t want to change – they want you to change..

Taming the Wild

Only a handful of wild animal species have been successfully bred to get along with humans. The reason, scientists say, is found in their genes.

In fact, scientists have even struggled to define domestication precisely. We all know that individual animals can be trained to exist in close contact with humans. A tiger cub fed by hand, imprinting on its captors, may grow up to treat them like family. But that tiger’s offspring, at birth, will be just as wild as its ancestors. Domestication, by contrast, is not a quality trained into an individual, but one bred into an entire population through generations of living in proximity to humans. Many if not most of the species’ wild instincts have long since been lost. Domestication, in other words, is mostly in the genes.

Yet the borders between domesticated and wild are often fluid. A growing body of evidence shows that historically, domesticated animals likely played a large part in their own taming, habituating themselves to humans before we took an active role in the process. “My working hypothesis,” says Greger Larson, an expert on genetics and domestication at Durham University in the United Kingdom, “is that with most of the early animals—dogs first, then pigs, sheep, and goats—there was probably a long period of time of unintentional management by humans.” The word domestication “implies something top down, something that humans did intentionally,” he says. “But the complex story is so much more interesting.”  Yes, you can read the research about the experiment that has been going on for years on my blog dated today, “Taming the Wild.”

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