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Now this is absurd!
Islamic hackers deface emergency web pages
Web pages of the NSW State Emergency Service were hacked and defaced in an apparent Islamic protest against the controversial YouTube video that insults the prophet Muhammad.
“The shame you are doing to Muslims is never going to be forgotten!!,” reads the message on the defaced pages, addressed to “US, Israel, France and all Muslim enemies”.
“How can you even think talking about our Prophet Muhammad?? ... We will never let you humiliate and tease the Muslims.”
The web pages targeted were sub-pages for regions including Wollongong, Sydney Southern, Gosford, Hurstville, Guyra, Corindi, Armidale, Ryde, Randwick, Lismore, Tamworth, Kogarah, Manly, Orange, Shoalhaven and Inverell.
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There is an “all rights reserved” copyright message on the hacked page assigning rights to “Turk Muslim Hacker can not be imitated”.
All of the targeted web pages were defaced with the same message and while they have been pulled offline, the attacks have been archived by Zone-H.org.
Read more: http://www.smh.com.au/it-pro/securi...y-web-pages-20121002-26wix.html#ixzz287M0wys8
Immigration Minister Chris Bowen said he would not block the bid by Mr Wilders, despite condemning his views as "offensive".
Clearly they can't show women in Saudi, unless they are properly wrapped in black, labelled and flat-packed ready for delivery to their new husbands! Male order???
More riots on the horizon.......or not???
Government won't block visa for anti-immigration Dutch politician
"A DUTCH politician who has compared Islam to fascism and called for an end to non-Western immigration in his country will not be stopped from visiting Australia.
Controversial far-right MP Geert Wilders has applied for a visa to Australia to conduct a speaking tour this month, just weeks after Muslim riots in Sydney.
Immigration Minister Chris Bowen said he would not block the bid by Mr Wilders, despite condemning his views as "offensive".
Writing in The Australian, Mr Bowen said that "to read his writings is to be struck by their ignorance and their wrongheaded views of other people's beliefs".
But this was not a reason to stop Mr Wilders from speaking, Mr Bowen said."
http://www.news.com.au/national/gove...-1226486326539
Sorry Mr Bowen, l myself find it offensive anyone who holds a 'Behead those who insult Muhammed' or 'Kill non believers' placards!!!
It seems that you can say almost say anything offensive, as long as it falls under religious circumstances defending your 'god'.
I wonder which cave Chris Bowen lives in? Perhaps he is quite happy to sit back an watch the Islamification of Europe - which will inevitably be followed by that of Australia. To whom are Geert Wilders' writings offensive? I have read a number of his speeches and there is nothing offensive in them - except perhaps to the radical Muslims who would seek to impose their narrow views on the whole world. On the contrary, Mr Wilders speaks rationally, with vision and a lot of common sense. We should listen to him. It is Bowen who is ignorant, not Geert Wilders!
For some twisted reason we are expected to accept that the preaching of hatred by some radical muslims is not offensive; but to speak out against that very thing, is.
Writing in The Australian, Mr Bowen said that "to read his writings is to be struck by their ignorance and their wrongheaded views of other people's beliefs".
But this was not a reason to stop Mr Wilders from speaking, Mr Bowen said.
"The way to deal with extremist commentators such as Wilders is to defeat his ideas with the force of our arguments and experiences, not the blunt instrument of denying him entry into Australia," he writes.
There's some strange things that religion makes people do.
Like praying, for example.
Then, there's some things that are good. Like providing shelter and food. (often free of charge, but usually you are persuaded to accept JC as the main man!)
Then, there are some really damn crazy things that religion can take some responsibility for. (the inquisition and suicide bombing comes to mind)
I think this is a bit crazy:
And, I have the feeling that this is just the tip of the iceburg for what people may uncover about:
religion gone crazy!!
It's actually not that hard, shoes. Just turn your brain on.the question for me remains - Why is it so hard to deny a higher power?
It's actually not that hard, shoes. Just turn your brain on.
That's the issue though...
If it is that easy, Kannas, I'd say yours is offline... It is not an easy concept to tackle.
Of course it's not. Because it defies logic.
(and it's Kennas above.)
Plenty of threads on religion. Most of the ground has been well and truly covered.
Perhaps do a search for the other threads.
In the early days Religion was left to be interpreted by select wise men.
Why is it so hard to deny a higher power?
That's a mighty big assumption. I'd say it was left to be interpreted to suit the ends of those in power at the time.
Pascal's wager?
Those in power at the time, depending on where you refer to, were religious figures.
And?
Sorry; what defies logic exactly?
Just refining your position on the matter. Though I do agree to some extent; not all of the wise were men of power.
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