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23 October 2012, 04:08 PM
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23 October 2012, 04:19 PM
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I saw some footage which contained a gang of men walking around with sticks and machetes, hacking and swinging at everything they encountered. It was sickening stuff, people on their knees pleading for life being killed in the most brutal fashion.
23 October 2012, 04:52 PM
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it was Bill Clintons biggest regret of his time in office
23 October 2012, 04:58 PM
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The holocaust was not on our turf either, so should we forget about it?
Answer? No
WW1/2 was not on our turf, forget about it?
Answer? No
Where British citizens killed in 9/11 and 7/7?
Answer? Yes
Is brutality commonplace in some African and Middle East nations? Yes
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WW1/2 was not on our turf, forget about it?
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Where British citizens killed in 9/11 and 7/7?
Answer? Yes
Is brutality commonplace in some African and Middle East nations? Yes
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How about the most recent massacre in Burma? Nobody mentions that one? How about the fact that our media are siding with the terrorists in Syria? Does that bother you at all?
Is this a ***** waving contest by any chance?
23 October 2012, 05:26 PM
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Terrorists in Syria
I thought the "terrorists" where fighting an oppressive Arab Dictatorship? Is Burma a threat to Western culture or society? But I am sure it's another Dictatorship flexing it's muscles.
If the media spent all their time broadcasting who was oppression who, killing who, mass murdering etc etc then the X Factor sob stories would not get a look in!
Anyway, one man's terrorist, another man's hero.
Think Gerry Adams/Martin McGuinness and the like, that's home turf and we have forgotten them. Oh yes, and they where funded by the Yanks too.
We going to get back on thread soon?
23 October 2012, 05:45 PM
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My point is you said that "9/11 was not on our turf!" Neither is 99.9% of the ****e that's going on in the world.
Terrorists in Syria I thought the "terrorists" where fighting an oppressive Arab Dictatorship?
Is Burma a threat to Western culture or society? But I am sure it's another Dictatorship flexing it's muscles.
If the media spent all their time broadcasting who was oppression who, killing who, mass murdering etc etc then the X Factor sob stories would not get a look in!
Anyway, one man's terrorist, another man's hero.
Think Gerry Adams/Martin McGuinness and the like, that's home turf and we have forgotten them. Oh yes, and they where funded by the Yanks too.
We going to get back on thread soon?
Terrorists in Syria
I thought the "terrorists" where fighting an oppressive Arab Dictatorship? Is Burma a threat to Western culture or society? But I am sure it's another Dictatorship flexing it's muscles.
If the media spent all their time broadcasting who was oppression who, killing who, mass murdering etc etc then the X Factor sob stories would not get a look in!
Anyway, one man's terrorist, another man's hero.
Think Gerry Adams/Martin McGuinness and the like, that's home turf and we have forgotten them. Oh yes, and they where funded by the Yanks too.
We going to get back on thread soon?
So anyway back to the thread... well no updates from what i can see. A customer of mine lost his grandson in Afghanistan last week. Another pointless loss. Another family grieving and another parent burying their child. Sad, sad and sad. I'd hate to see what the Afghans are going through.
23 October 2012, 05:51 PM
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Sooooo.... as 11/9 was not on our turf and neither is a lot of other stuff that goes on round the world. Why is 11/9 so sympathised and not the rest. Even to the point where 7/7 is left in the background.
So anyway back to the thread... well no updates from what i can see. A customer of mine lost his grandson in Afghanistan last week. Another pointless loss. Another family grieving and another parent burying their child. Sad, sad and sad. I'd hate to see what the Afghans are going through.
So anyway back to the thread... well no updates from what i can see. A customer of mine lost his grandson in Afghanistan last week. Another pointless loss. Another family grieving and another parent burying their child. Sad, sad and sad. I'd hate to see what the Afghans are going through.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-20001200
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-19974400
23 October 2012, 05:52 PM
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Sooooo.... as 11/9 was not on our turf and neither is a lot of other stuff that goes on round the world. Why is 11/9 so sympathised and not the rest. Even to the point where 7/7 is left in the background.
So anyway back to the thread... well no updates from what i can see. A customer of mine lost his grandson in Afghanistan last week. Another pointless loss. Another family grieving and another parent burying their child. Sad, sad and sad. I'd hate to see what the Afghans are going through.
So anyway back to the thread... well no updates from what i can see. A customer of mine lost his grandson in Afghanistan last week. Another pointless loss. Another family grieving and another parent burying their child. Sad, sad and sad. I'd hate to see what the Afghans are going through.
23 October 2012, 06:00 PM
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Don't know, didn't go into it as it would have been insensitive.
Taylor - I have to give you a plus 1 on something. The whole Salafi thing isn't as nice as it initially seems. I have been going by the mantra the bigger the beard the bigger the bas***d for a while now and it is not entirely accurate. However if prejudices are based on those who wear trousers that are too short for them then results will be very accurate.
Taylor - I have to give you a plus 1 on something. The whole Salafi thing isn't as nice as it initially seems. I have been going by the mantra the bigger the beard the bigger the bas***d for a while now and it is not entirely accurate. However if prejudices are based on those who wear trousers that are too short for them then results will be very accurate.
23 October 2012, 06:05 PM
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Don't know, didn't go into it as it would have been insensitive.
Taylor - I have to give you a plus 1 on something. The whole Salafi thing isn't as nice as it initially seems. I have been going by the mantra the bigger the beard the bigger the bas***d for a while now and it is not entirely accurate. However if prejudices are based on those who wear trousers that are too short for them then results will be very accurate.
Taylor - I have to give you a plus 1 on something. The whole Salafi thing isn't as nice as it initially seems. I have been going by the mantra the bigger the beard the bigger the bas***d for a while now and it is not entirely accurate. However if prejudices are based on those who wear trousers that are too short for them then results will be very accurate.
23 October 2012, 08:52 PM
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Is it your business, as you said "a customer of mine"? Also, you said you didn't want to ask the name of the deceased as it would have been insensitive, but you're saying that is was your colleague that found out.
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What you need to understand is that a lot of Muslims do not high five one another when a soldier dies out there, a lot of Muslims realise the lie we are being fed and don't blame soldiers for what they have been ordered to do.
Although when they transgress said boundaries and commit Murder (like that American guy who went on a random shooting spree) then they deserve to have the book thrown at them.
Is this seriously difficult for you to understand? Honestly is it? A man of your knowledge should know a lot better!
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It all seems a bit unlikely to me. Anyway, your Brummie brethren are in hot water. Are any of this lot from your Mosque?
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-20040835
And to think I was just about to set up a monthly direct debit to Muslim Aid!
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-20040835
And to think I was just about to set up a monthly direct debit to Muslim Aid!
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It all seems a bit unlikely to me. Anyway, your Brummie brethren are in hot water. Are any of this lot from your Mosque?
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-20040835
And to think I was just about to set up a monthly direct debit to Muslim Aid!
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-20040835
And to think I was just about to set up a monthly direct debit to Muslim Aid!
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24 October 2012, 11:25 AM
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Bloody ridiculous full stop
Watching "Our War" the other night, other than sitting there with total and utter admiration for our troops and the spirit they show.
It was noticeable how many of them hated having to play by the rules, I personally can't see why the rules of engagement apply when you are fighting what are loosely termed as terrorists.
Watching "Our War" the other night, other than sitting there with total and utter admiration for our troops and the spirit they show.
It was noticeable how many of them hated having to play by the rules, I personally can't see why the rules of engagement apply when you are fighting what are loosely termed as terrorists.
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Bloody ridiculous full stop
Watching "Our War" the other night, other than sitting there with total and utter admiration for our troops and the spirit they show.
It was noticeable how many of them hated having to play by the rules, I personally can't see why the rules of engagement apply when you are fighting what are loosely termed as terrorists.
Watching "Our War" the other night, other than sitting there with total and utter admiration for our troops and the spirit they show.
It was noticeable how many of them hated having to play by the rules, I personally can't see why the rules of engagement apply when you are fighting what are loosely termed as terrorists.
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