unclebuck

LOL - I blame Blair is catching on big time now!! Everybody's at it...

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/4745639.stm

ajm

LOL

(p.s. I blame Blair too! )

angrynorth

You know. I had trouble distinguishing the looney, radical, irrational extremist then - you or the beardy one?

T4molie

lol

Without wanting to start another political/religious stand off

The al-Qaeda deputy said: "Blair has brought you destruction to the heart of London, and he will bring more destruction, God willing."

When are these stupid ******* gonna realise that it isn't gods will - it would be more appropriate to say "Ronald McDonalds" will as he obviously wants a lot of normal people to get fat eating his food and die

Oh and yeah it IS Blair's fault

Spring Heeled Jack

LOL - even Al-Qaeda realise who's fault it all is.

Leslie

Pity he doesn't. Must be boring believing your own lies!

Les

Wurzel

iTrader: (1)

I thought murder and suicide etc where forbidden under islamic/Muslim law so how can he say "MORE DESTRUCTION, GOD WILLING" the way I read this is that this freak is not a true muslim but a freak the wants to kill people. How can it be gods will if their own religion forbids it.????

One seriously confused Wurzel here!!!!!

Reality

There's also bits in Islamic Law that state democracy is not gods will - like all things religious open to interpretation to justify your actions .

The sooner we wipe religion from the face of the earth the better for us all !

Suresh

If that were to happen, could we claim it was God's will?

Reality

That's the great thing about God - Everything is his Will - Even BMW Drivers

Cold Turkey

I pray for that day aswell

Reality

Hmmm - maybe you should say "I hope that day comes soon" or you might inadvertantly get wiped too .

Cold Turkey

Irony: strictly a sub-set of allegory: irony not only says one thing and means another, but says one thing and means its opposite. The word is used often of consciously inappropriate or understated utterances (so two walkers in the pouring rain greet each other with 'lovely day!', 'yes, isn't it'). Irony depends upon the audience's being able to recognise that a comment is deliberately at odds with its occasion, and may often discriminate between two kinds of audience: one which recognises the irony, and the other which fails to do so.