VidaRed
Unimaginative FC
- Joined
- Aug 23, 2007
- Messages
- 29,612
Terrorists freed Russians after their passports checked
http://www.newsru.com/world/28nov2008/rfpasports.html
http://www.newsru.com/world/28nov2008/rfpasports.html
Qaradawi's views probably account for less than 15% of Muslims, with the vast majority of them being in the Middle-East. You want to know REAL Muslim opinion on Terror? Read up on Gibril Haddad, Hisham Kabbani, Nuh Ha Mim Keller, Abdul Hakim Murad (Henry Winter's brother btw), and many others of their ilk. But you wont read them, cos no doubt, you've already read them, and they contradict your prejudiced views on Islam...
Terrorists freed Russians after their passports checked
http://www.newsru.com/world/28nov2008/rfpasports.html
5% of the worlds Muslims won't have even heard his name Bro!
Attacking Pakistan would be a huge mistake IMHO. You do know that the vast majority of Muslims in Pakistan are of the Barelwi/Sufi and Deoband varieties, dont you? The whole basis of the Barelwi sect is peaceful love and rememberance of the Prophet (PBUH). I should know, I am one. While the Deoband specifically advocate an anti-terror stance, although a very tiny and very stupid minority from Britain, did perpetrate the 7/7 attacks
Course, there are some Wahabbis, but they are largely insignificant, and most of the ones I have met, dont concern themselves with the politics of Bin Laden & Co.
Just as other major religions it's outdated and dangerous when mixed with politics.
Just as other major religions it's outdated and dangerous when mixed with politics.
I don't think there is one, despite what some of the moderates on here are trying to tell you. Blaming terrorism on Islam is just as stupid as calling it a peaceful religion. Just as other major religions it's outdated and dangerous when mixed with politics.
Could you not have started with this instead.![]()
The Israel-Palestine conflict is a war of independence, both sides seek self rule on the same patch of landI think as an Israeli, holyland red might feel a bit differently on the issue than most of us, especially if he has lived under threat from Islamic extremists. Unfortunately, many arabs and muslims are taught at a young age to hate Israel and it's no surprise the constant tension over there, caused by both parties.
CNN is reporting that at least 5 Jewish hostages have been killed, there is chaos in the siege of the Jewish center at the moment. So much for the Indian officials stating that the operations are nearing an end..
I think as an Israeli, holyland red might feel a bit differently on the issue than most of us, especially if he has lived under threat from Islamic extremists.
I have recently become good friends with a woman from Lebanon and it has been fascinating to get her opinion on the situation.
She says that, coming from a educated and more wealthy background herself, that there is a huge feeling of contempt for Hezbollah amongst the educated people in Lebanon. But she is scared by the amount of support they receive from the less well off citizens.
Yes, that is true, most well off Lebanese do show contempt towards Hezbollah. But religion also does play a prominent part, unfortunately.
What kind of sick fecks are they
my wife told me she had stayed at the Oberoi years ago...a great hotel apparently...she cant imagine all this happening....
...whatever it sounds like India was completely unprepared for something like this....which is amazing considering the Kashmir situation....
I worked with a Shia Lebanese during the 2006 war. Quite an experience, although she wasn't as convinced as some of our resident anti-Israel brigade that Israel was to blame for the war.
I do agree in most of your points raised. But a country must prepare itself i every way to fight terrorsim. Yes India has not been vigilant in monitoring the underground activities. Everything is flawed. Our standards does not yet match our western peers. It is difficult especially in Mumbai with the sheer population density. But I feel that is an even bigger reason for improved armed protection. Havr you ever seen an american cop without a gun ? I'm pretty sure all british cops have guns too. I'm just saying that the rescue effort could have been better.
I think as an Israeli, holyland red might feel a bit differently on the issue than most of us, especially if he has lived under threat from Islamic extremists. Unfortunately, many arabs and muslims are taught at a young age to hate Israel and it's no surprise the constant tension over there, caused by both parties.
CNN is reporting that at least 5 Jewish hostages have been killed, there is chaos in the siege of the Jewish center at the moment. So much for the Indian officials stating that the operations are nearing an end..
why dont you feck the right off this thread. take you're israel shite to another thread.
I would never walk out and protest just to appease dipshits like you. You need to have your face pounded into the ground
That said, RIP for the victims, the Indians have been dealing with this for too long, I'm sure they know how to handle it. I don't think they need any help from Brits who by comparison are complete amateurs when it comes to terrorism, starting from the law enforcement, through media, and the general population.
I worked with a Shia Lebanese during the 2006 war. Quite an experience, although she wasn't as convinced as some of our resident anti-Israel brigade that Israel was to blame for the war.
Thankfully we don't live in a society where if someone says something taht you disagree with, that it isthens acceptable to "pound their face into the ground".
But seriously - how can you prepare for something like this?
Terrorists checking in as hotel guests, others already working at the hotel - these are not just some random idiots with guns - the whole thing has obviously been meticulously planned.
You reckon?
It might not be acceptable, but it happens all the time.
I wasn't the one bringing the Israeli-Arab conflict into this thread.
why dont you feck the right off this thread. take you're israel shite to another thread.
Arent Wahabis the most dominant sect in Saudi Arabia? Arguably the most powerful Islamic nation in the world
I dont think it is right to say this group is insignificant as their ultra conservative 'brand' of Islam could be said to be a source of fundamentalist radicalisation.