Clint Planet
Utter Cad.
Islam would be good for this isle. It would rid it of the lazy feckless fat tattooed drunks who infest it and provide the inhabitants with a moral compass they currently lack.
*dons tin hat*
Islam would be good for this isle. It would rid it of the lazy feckless fat tattooed drunks who infest it and provide the inhabitants with a moral compass they currently lack.
Islam would be good for this isle. It would rid it of the lazy feckless fat tattooed drunks who infest it and provide the inhabitants with a moral compass they currently lack.
But then Anfield would only be half full........
Islam would be good for this isle. It would rid it of the lazy feckless fat tattooed drunks who infest it and provide the inhabitants with a moral compass they currently lack.
So I just had negative reputation from someone, I don't want to kick up a fuss but this was the message.
"Why be here if you don't like it???"
I don't think that's the point of a democracy, I'm free to have my thoughts and feelings and I can vote in whoever I want - without persecution.
I'm sorry if I'm coming across as a bit anti-UK. I was born here and I feel that I am allowed to say whatever I want about the country which I belong in.
If you don't like it, then fine by me - elect someone who promises to stop people from speaking their minds.
some truth in that,Islam would be good for this isle. It would rid it of the lazy feckless fat tattooed drunks who infest it and provide the inhabitants with a moral compass they currently lack.
so we wanted to bump off two war criminals in Gaddafi and Milosevic , both responable for killing thousands of muslims while there brave brothers looked on and did what ? and you use this as prove the uk is a terrorist state, then quoted David Shayler , a man who says 9/11 wasnt infact passenger planes but swap out planes with explosive pods underneath? and the london 7/11 were corprate manslaughter not terrorist attacts, oh and by the way is the new messiah a cross dressing one at that according to himself, you not doing your arqument much good with that. As carlos says its a debate , so say what you want.And Britain does not support 'terrorism'.The initial reaction to the brutal killing of Lee Rigby, a 25-year-old off-duty British soldier, in Woolwich last week was to renew the debate over apparent "lone wolf" acts of terrorism. There are those who believe the attack was the latest in a series of terror acts that have a common denominator – the al-Qa'ida-linked group formerly known as al-Muhajiroun.Founded by the Syrian cleric Omar Bakri Mohammed before being taken over by Anjem Choudary, it was banned in 2010. But it has been linked to one in five terrorists convicted in Britain over more than a decade.It is little surprise that the Woolwich suspects have been on Whitehall's radar for years. Mr Choudary has already admitted knowing Michael "Mujahid" Adebolajo, as someone who "attended our meetings and my lectures".Al-Muhajiroun has continued to function with impunity, most recently under the banner of Izhar Ud-Deen-il-Haq. According to a former US Army intelligence officer, John Loftus, three senior al-Muhajiroun figures – Mr Bakri Mohammed, Abu Hamza and Haroon Rashid Aswat – were recruited by MI6 in 1996 to influence Islamist activities in the Balkans.In 2000, Mr Bakri Mohammed admitted training British Muslims to fight as jihadists abroad. That same year, he boasted: "The British government knows who we are. MI5 has interrogated us many times. I think now we have something called public immunity. IndependentAnd more news on Britain does not support 'terrorism'.In 1998 archbishop Desmond Tutu revealed possible British involvement in the death of UN secretary-general Dag Hammarskjold in 1961. Hammarskjold's plane exploded when it was about to land in Rhodesia; he was on his way to mediate a peace agreement between Congo and the breakaway province of Katanga. Documents described meetings between MI5, the CIA and a South African military front company, and plans to place TNT in the wheel bay of the aircraft. In addition, former MI6 officer Richard Tomlinson revealed that MI6 put forward a paper entitled 'the need to assassinate president Slobodan Milosevic of Yugoslavia' in 1992. Subsequently, Nato aircraft specifically targeted Milosevic for assassination during the war against Yugoslavia in 1999. And in 1998 MI5 whistleblower David Shayler alleged British funding and support for an assassination attempt against Libya's Colonel Gaddafi. A leaked MI6 cable later stated that "one officer and 20 men were being trained especially for this attack" in February 1996. The coup plotters had obtained 250 British pistols; their leader was Abdal Muhaymeen, a former member of the Afghan mujahideen who was possibly trained by MI6 or the CIA. Gaddafi survived the coup attempt, but six innocent bystanders did not. Even more on Britain's links to terrorists.On Nov.17,1997,the Gamaaal-Islamiya (Islamic Group) carried out a massacre of tourists in Luxor, Egypt, in which 2 people were killed....Yet, the leaders of the organization have been provided with political asylum in Britain, and repeated efforts by the Egyptian government to have them extradited back to Egypt have met with stern rebuffs by Tory and Labour governments alike.
And Britain does not support 'terrorism'.
The initial reaction to the brutal killing of Lee Rigby, a 25-year-old off-duty British soldier, in Woolwich last week was to renew the debate over apparent "lone wolf" acts of terrorism.. .
Yesterday, two preppy types - probably Mormons - knocked on my door. They greeted me politely and then said they were conducting some research and could I help them. I tentatively agreed and one of them said "We were wondering about your thoughts on.....last weeks events......you know, the terrible killing in Woolwich, and, well.....we were wondering what God thought about it."
I replied, "I think it's irrelevant what God thinks about it. What is relevant is the disturbing way that various people are falling over themselves to make capital out of what happened. I have many Muslim friends and acquaintances and they are all decent, warm-hearted and peace-loving. We all need to be wary of being manipulated by events and by people with their own agendas to peddle. Anyway, good-bye!"
Of course, the Mormons have a different agenda to the EDL but don't be fooled by either, people. See through all the sh*t.
But people will always fit events to their agendas, sadly.
Yesterday, two preppy types - probably Mormons - knocked on my door. They greeted me politely and then said they were conducting some research and could I help them. I tentatively agreed and one of them said "We were wondering about your thoughts on.....last weeks events......you know, the terrible killing in Woolwich, and, well.....we were wondering what God thought about it."
I replied, "I think it's irrelevant what God thinks about it. What is relevant is the disturbing way that various people are falling over themselves to make capital out of what happened. I have many Muslim friends and acquaintances and they are all decent, warm-hearted and peace-loving. We all need to be wary of being manipulated by events and by people with their own agendas to peddle. Anyway, good-bye!"
Of course, the Mormons have a different agenda to the EDL but don't be fooled by either, people. See through all the sh*t.
so we wanted to bump off two war criminals in Gaddafi and Milosevic , both responable for killing thousands of muslims while there brave brothers looked on and did what ? and you use this as prove the uk is a terrorist state, then quoted David Shayler , a man who says 9/11 wasnt infact passenger planes but swap out planes with explosive pods underneath? and the london 7/11 were corprate manslaughter not terrorist attacts, oh and by the way is the new messiah a cross dressing one at that according to himself, you not doing your arqument much good with that. As carlos says its a debate , so say what you want.