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dutchie said:
Its just a matter of time before police are too late.

Three UK men found guilty of terror plot


http://www.theage.com.au/world/thre...terror-plot-20130222-2eus9.html#ixzz2LZwClglR
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Dealing with nutters...

In his video, Naseer gave his reasons for the plot. "You people think that by making these cartoons of the Prophet that you are going to deface him. No, you will never achieve this, only thing you will achieve is suicide bombers on your streets spilling so much blood that you'll have nightmares for the rest of your miserable lives."
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http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2013/feb/21/suicide-bombers-four-lions
 
Even trying to trade up the funds...:D

Ahmed was given the task of investing the money to increase the returns but his financial prowess proved questionable. Trading on the internet, he went out to make a cup of tea in the kitchen and in the space of two minutes while the kettle boiled managed to lose £3,000 – while police and the security services were listening in. In two weeks he lost £9,000 of the group's haul, and he was dropped as chief fundraiser soon after.
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Sounds like a movie script.:banghead:

CanOz
 
Happy said:
At least they don't smash and burn half the city to show their feelings.
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I can't remember the last time that -
  • A Christian beheaded someone over entering their land (like in Iraq/Afghanistan)?
  • Killed someone over a Youtube video mocking Jesus?
  • Went on massive global riots over a satirical Jesus video?
  • Christians went on a rampage in Sydney and had run-ins with the police over a stupid video?

Muslims on the other hand....
 
Looks like Egypt is heading back to the dark ages...


Egypt unleashes Islamic morality police force

Cairo - A new informal police force has been launched in Cairo, to ensure Islamic morals are adhered to. The Committee for the Promotion of Virtue and Prevention of Vice denies it is linked to Saudi's dreaded morality police, which share the same name.

Islamic Cleric Hisham el-Ashri, founder of Egypt's newly launched Committee for the Promotion of Virtue and Prevention of Vice, stated the morality police will only use "non-violent methods" to implement the moral principles of Islam, the IB Times reported.

El-Ashri said: "We will only offer advice to those who want to listen. We shall have no business with people who refuse to listen to us."

In spite of el-Ashri's declarations of non-violence the Salafist morality enforcers will carry canes to beat violaters. According to Bikya News they will be provided with electric tasers at some point in the future.

Following his recent return from the U.S. el-Ashri gave a television interview during which he declared: "It is the dream of my life to wage war against Israel." He also stated: "There is no such thing as a Christian religion."
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http://www.digitaljournal.com/article/344710#tab=comments&sc=0#ixzz2MYrDGSXm
 
DB008 said:
I thought that the only other person who read what I post (in this thread) was pixel? ;)
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It's all amazing stuff really. Just astonishing that humans still deal in and peddle this trollop as moral guidance.

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To this I add, force them to watch the Fox News channel every day and don't allow unsupervised internet access and no access to youtube.
 
Alleged blasphemy: Mob burns scores of Christian homes in Lahore

LAHORE: A highly-charged mob of thousands burnt more than 40 Christian houses in Badami Bagh area of Lahore on Saturday to “take revenge of the blasphemy” allegedly committed by a Christian two days earlier.

Express News had earlier reported that around 100 houses were burnt by the mob.

Eyewitnesses said that the mob broke into the houses, looted them and burnt the remaining belongings on the roads.

SSP Operations Suhail Sukhera and the SHO of Badami Bagh were also reportedly injured when the mob pelted a police party with stones.

Punjab Law Minister Rana Sanaullah told Express News that he saw no reason for the mob’s violence especially after the person accused of blasphemy had been arrested on Friday. He added that cases have been registered against those responsible for Saturday’s vandalism and that they will be prosecuted.

Sanaullah added that all those whose property had been damaged will be compensated within five days.
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http://tribune.com.pk/story/518244/alleged-blasphemy-mob-burns-100-christian-homes-in-lahore/
 
DB008 said:
Alleged blasphemy: Mob burns scores of Christian homes in Lahore
http://tribune.com.pk/story/518244/alleged-blasphemy-mob-burns-100-christian-homes-in-lahore/
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"Sanaullah added that all those whose property had been damaged will be compensated within five days."

yeah, that'll make them happier and love their Muslim neighbours again. After all, Love and Forgiveness are Christian virtues - right? WRONG! Offering the other cheek is only effective where your antagonist's character still maintains a modicum of civility and decency. As I've said before: Tolerance stops being effective when your enemy is using it against you.

Mind you, I can't offer a solution how to deal with mob violence, which is supported by corrupt regimes in most "Islamic" countries. They're not interested in joining civilised humanity: their religious leaders want global power and their political leaders want personal wealth, so they can live in luxury and not have to wait till the afterlife for their 100 virgins. Confrontation with other countries doesn't scare them because their Dollars will make them welcome anywhere.
 
DB008 said:
Cheers CanOz.

I'll keep posting (even though l've said l'll stop numerous times).
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I also like this thread. It provides great ammunition for my frequent late night arguments with friends while enjoying a few reds.
 
Seems to be more and more anti Islam sentiment in the general community now. Although I definitely do not support any alternative religious point of view, I think a stronger nationalistic approach is appropriate right now. Lets hope we do not allow our country to go down the UK and French path where English people are afraid to walk around their own streets or be stuck in an area wanting to install foreign religious based laws.

http://www.theage.com.au/victoria/of-race-religion-and-politics-20130309-2fsje.html
 
kennas said:
Seems to be more and more anti Islam sentiment in the general community now. Although I definitely do not support any alternative religious point of view, I think a stronger nationalistic approach is appropriate right now. Lets hope we do not allow our country to go down the UK and French path where English people are afraid to walk around their own streets or be stuck in an area wanting to install foreign religious based laws.

http://www.theage.com.au/victoria/of-race-religion-and-politics-20130309-2fsje.html
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I think you are right kennas.

The biggest line I hear is;

a) You are a racist
b) You are bigot

Neither of which I am.
 
Religion grows from poverty and by support from Regimes wanting control.

The Muslim problem is gaining strength because most are living in abject poverty. If proper education was encouraged and financed by western nations, to the tune of defense spending, much of today's problems would go away.

Most will know I think of myself as an atheist. However I believe in a collective spirit and that the fundamental ethics from good religion is needed for the peace of the overall community. Human habit is not something we can just change like that and succeed. In framing an objective I was taught that "it has to be achievable"

So what we do need to focus on is education more than any other thing or subject. The truth of science taken up by the young is the answer. I have so much to say on this topic but not the time right now.
 
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