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devilincarnate 23-05-2013 19:34

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Originally Posted by Gary L (Post 35574972)
How long are they likely to keep that up for?

He has no idea at the moment how it will be for but he is over in Chatem in Kent? So who knows what is going on and what is happening as well?

Sirius 23-05-2013 19:40

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Originally Posted by danielf (Post 35575049)
I expect that these two will spend the rest of their natural life in jail (assuming they are judged to be of sound mind).

One would hope so.

danielf 23-05-2013 19:40

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Originally Posted by Chris (Post 35575085)
If they're not of sound mind they will spend the rest of their natural lives in Broadmoor with nothing but a packet of crayons and a couple of celebrity psychopaths for company.

Win/win, so far as I can see.

If they're really lucky they might get to sit next to Peter Sutcliffe at breakfast. He thought he was being guided by the voice of God too.

It just occurred to me that perhaps, like Anders Breivik, they would consider it a failure to be judged insane.

Sirius 23-05-2013 19:42

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Originally Posted by martyh (Post 35575067)
You may think she was stupid but i see her as a very brave lady

She saw him with blood all over himself,holding a cleaver and a gun ,he may well have continued hacking away at someone else to get more attention had she not spoken to him ,if a man had gone to him to try to get the weapons off him then we may well be reading about 2 murders ,some women have a natural gift for defusing tense and violent situations by simply staying calm themselves ,had a man confronted them it would be confrontational which just exacerbates situations like these

:clap:

I feel the same way.

Damien 23-05-2013 19:45

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Originally Posted by danielf (Post 35575094)
It just occurred to me that perhaps, like Anders Breivik, they would consider it a failure to be judged insane.

That's a good point. Would have been nice if they woke to see the papers this morning and they were simply portrayed as the murderers they are and not the islamic martyr they hope it be. Every day they should be reminded that they're nothing, just killers. They didn't start a 'war', they didn't provoke fear, they're two nutters who murdered someone's dad in cold blood.

devilincarnate 23-05-2013 19:45

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Originally Posted by danielf (Post 35575049)
I expect that these two will spend the rest of their natural life in jail (assuming they are judged to be of sound mind).

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Originally Posted by Chris (Post 35575085)
If they're not of sound mind they will spend the rest of their natural lives in Broadmoor with nothing but a packet of crayons and a couple of celebrity psychopaths for company.

Why do they need o go either place just send them to the Glass house;)

Sirius 23-05-2013 19:46

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Originally Posted by Damien (Post 35575060)
So many are brave until they have to prove it. I wonder how many people would have gone to the killers like this woman did and the two other women who went to protect the body and speak to the killers too. I would probably be very far away hiding behind a bin.

I have been in a life and death situation in the forces, You don't think about what you are doing until after the event and then the shock hits you.

martyh 23-05-2013 20:08

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Originally Posted by Gary L (Post 35575081)
but the British way is that unless they get caught in the act. then they are left ticking away.

If that where true ,and i think Hugh has provided ample evidence that it is not ,then the reason we leave people alone until they actually do something illegal is because we are a Democracy and a free country ,unlike the countries these people are fighting for .Simply locking people up indiscriminately because of what we think they may do without enough evidence is simply bringing us down to their level and makes all the lives of the soldiers who have died past and present to fight for our freedoms absolutely worthless

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Originally Posted by Damien (Post 35575097)
That's a good point. Would have been nice if they woke to see the papers this morning and they were simply portrayed as the murderers they are and not the islamic martyr they hope it be. Every day they should be reminded that they're nothing, just killers. They didn't start a 'war', they didn't provoke fear, they're two nutters who murdered someone's dad in cold blood.

I hate to raise Mrs T into this thread but she was a good example of what you speak of .She refused to allow the IRA terrorists to be shown or treated as political activists ,she insisted on them being treated as common criminals ,i think it is a tactic that should be continued with Islamic extremists.

Russ 23-05-2013 21:17

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Originally Posted by Damien (Post 35575097)
That's a good point. Would have been nice if they woke to see the papers this morning and they were simply portrayed as the murderers they are and not the islamic martyr they hope it be.

Had the media done that then they would be accused of "not wanting to offend Muslims".

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Incredible footage of the 2 idiots getting their arses handed to them on a plate by armed police

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news...-video-1907772

Sirius 23-05-2013 21:24

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Originally Posted by Russ (Post 35575111)
Had the media done that then they would be accused of "not wanting to offend Muslims".

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Incredible footage of the 2 idiots getting their arses handed to them on a plate by armed police

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news...-video-1907772

Nice find Russ :tu:

:clap:

Well done to those brave coppers, personally i wish they had killed the *******s there and then in that exchange of gun fire. It would have saved us a fortune in legal cost but now they will get the best legal defence paid for by us. :mad:

Russ 23-05-2013 21:27

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I'm glad they didn't kill them - whilst alive the police may be able to get information about other like-minded idiots from them.

Kabaal 23-05-2013 21:31

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Originally Posted by Russ (Post 35575130)
I'm glad they didn't kill them - whilst alive the police may be able to get information about other like-minded idiots from them.

Death is what they wanted, charging at the armed police when they arrived was probably their attempt at martyrdom, death by cop. I hope they stay alive for the rest of their natural lives with nothing but 4 empty walls to keep them company.

Sirius 23-05-2013 21:45

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Originally Posted by Kabaal (Post 35575132)
Death is what they wanted, charging at the armed police when they arrived was probably their attempt at martyrdom, death by cop. I hope they stay alive for the rest of their natural lives with nothing but 4 empty walls to keep them company.

We are not allowed to do that, its against there human rights. They have to be treated better than they treated that poor guy they hacked to death. :rolleyes:

martyh 23-05-2013 21:56

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Originally Posted by Russ (Post 35575111)
Had the media done that then they would be accused of "not wanting to offend Muslims".

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Incredible footage of the 2 idiots getting their arses handed to them on a plate by armed police

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news...-video-1907772


the Mirror has taken the video down

Russ 23-05-2013 21:57

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I just watched it again....

Gary L 23-05-2013 21:59

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Originally Posted by martyh (Post 35575135)
the Mirror has taken the video down

No, they haven't.

martyh 23-05-2013 22:06

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Originally Posted by Russ (Post 35575136)
I just watched it again....

i just get a message saying that the "video is currently unavailable ":shrug:

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back up now

thenry 23-05-2013 22:25

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Thanks for that link. The guy wearing the hat got extremely close to the armed Police. I thought from the comments on twitter the men were shot from not far distance but some distance.

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Maajid Nawaz. Now theres someone who the majority Muslims would look to.

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just found this on his twitter page > https://twitter.com/MaajidNawaz

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Breaking: Looks like #Woolwich attacker behind Anjem Choudary (of terrorist group Muhajiroun) in pic
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/BK-GjKCCIAATY5F.jpg:large
https://twitter.com/nickjode73/statu...113793/photo/1

Kabaal 23-05-2013 22:31

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The video that pic belongs to is floating around too, he doesn't do much other than stand there though.

thenry 23-05-2013 22:39

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theres too many terrorists coming out after being with that group

nomadking 23-05-2013 22:40

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Originally Posted by Russ (Post 35575130)
I'm glad they didn't kill them - whilst alive the police may be able to get information about other like-minded idiots from them.

Couldn't they check who they phoned or texted, or which websites they visited in the last 6 months. Oh no they can't, can they.:mad:

martyh 23-05-2013 22:46

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Originally Posted by Kabaal (Post 35575150)
The video that pic belongs to is floating around too, he doesn't do much other than stand there though.

It does show the insidious nature of what Choudary and his hate preacher chums do though ,they preach their hatred of everything that allows them to have free speech ,encouraging others to do their killing for them

Siuko 24-05-2013 13:30

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Watching all these things that keep happening with reference to Muslims/Islam and terrorism. And watching arguments between the fundamentalist muslims/islamics like Choudary and the normal everyday muslim/islamic person in the UK.

I have come to the conclusion that I shall no longer think of the terrorists as muslims / islamists. They seem to go against many of the muslim/islamic beliefs.

Have any heads of the islamic faith (not crazies like Choudary) outlined the true stance of islam with reference to killings, following the laws of the lands the islamic people live in etc?

nomadking 24-05-2013 13:36

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Starts off as a Christian, is described as 'just a lovely, lovely guy'
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There was no mistaking Michael Adebolajo, their 'bright and witty' classmate from a devoutly Christian family.
They remembered his smile, him studying hard, taking the bus to school and playing football with his mates.
Then what happens:-
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He descended into a world where he was consumed with jihadism and later joined several Islamist groups banned in Britain because they are considered so extreme.
Radicalised by the likes of hate preacher Anjem Choudary, he fell into petty crime. Alarmed by the changes they saw in their son, his parents moved the family to Lincolnshire to make a fresh start.
But it was too little, too late, to save their first-born from an ugly descent.
Yep, no link to Islam is here?:rolleyes:


martyh 24-05-2013 13:41

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Originally Posted by Siuko (Post 35575311)
Watching all these things that keep happening with reference to Muslims/Islam and terrorism. And watching arguments between the fundamentalist muslims/islamics like Choudary and the normal everyday muslim/islamic person in the UK.

I have come to the conclusion that I shall no longer think of the terrorists as muslims / islamists. They seem to go against many of the muslim/islamic beliefs.

Have any heads of the islamic faith (not crazies like Choudary) outlined the true stance of islam with reference to killings, following the laws of the lands the islamic people live in etc?

A Muslim is a follower of Islam and yes all decent Muslims have utterly condemned the killing and reinforced the true nature of Islam as a peaceful religion hijacked by extremists like those 2 nutters

Damien 24-05-2013 13:43

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This video is worth watching: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=00WRRD7Yud4

Russ 24-05-2013 15:52

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More footage: http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage...ess-video.html

Sirius 24-05-2013 16:25

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I still say the only good terrorist is a dead one. Has there been any news on what condition those *******s are in ?

thenry 24-05-2013 16:40

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Sarah Bowles ‏@fairybowles
London Bridge Station Shut 6-8 police cars & armed police #londonbridge
5:22 PM - 24 May 13
https://twitter.com/fairybowles/stat...66815110123520

Hugh 24-05-2013 16:47

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A 'suspicious vehicle' causing disruption on the M6...

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-22662059

Gary L 24-05-2013 16:51

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Originally Posted by Sirius (Post 35575381)
I still say the only good terrorist is a dead one. Has there been any news on what condition those *******s are in ?

Alive and well.

well a bit poorly.

Sirius 24-05-2013 17:11

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Originally Posted by Gary L (Post 35575398)
Alive and well.

well a bit poorly.

Dam :mad:

Maybe we need to issue the police with 7.62mm ammo instead of 9mm and 5.56mm. :)

Russ 24-05-2013 17:14

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Most probably unconnected but there are reports that London Bridge station has been evacuated due to a man with an axe wandering about the place.

pabscars 24-05-2013 17:33

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Originally Posted by Sirius (Post 35575409)
Dam :mad:

Maybe we need to issue the police with 7.62mm ammo instead of 9mm and 5.56mm. :)

Agreed, that would have hopefully turned them into a pink mist

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Originally Posted by Russ (Post 35575410)
Most probably unconnected but there are reports that London Bridge station has been evacuated due to a man with an axe wandering about the place.

I cant find any info on this Russ, probably too soon I suspect

thenry 24-05-2013 17:36

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Originally Posted by Russ (Post 35575410)
Most probably unconnected but there are reports that London Bridge station has been evacuated due to a man with an axe wandering about the place.

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Henry Langston ‏@Henry_Langston
London Bridge axe man could be a hoax, cops seem confused according to colleague.
5:40 PM - 24 May 13
https://twitter.com/Henry_Langston/s...71478341500928
https://twitter.com/fairybowles

Osem 24-05-2013 17:44

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There are going to be lots of false alarms and confusion after an incident like this, it's inevitable. The best we can hope for is that any false alarms don't prevent the emergency services from attending promptly to genuine emergencies.

I think we need to realise that the people involved in heinous acts have 'hijacked' their religion just like the likes of the BNP hijacked our flag. If ordinary decent people start fearing and hating eachother we're doing their job for them.

thenry 24-05-2013 17:55

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spot on but equally we shouldnt move forward with our eyes shut.

techguyone 24-05-2013 19:38

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Originally Posted by nomadking (Post 35575157)
Couldn't they check who they phoned or texted, or which websites they visited in the last 6 months. Oh no they can't, can they.:mad:

Why not? I'm sure with the appropriate court order, they can go back a good 12 months with ease.

nomadking 24-05-2013 19:46

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Originally Posted by techguyone (Post 35575457)
Why not? I'm sure with the appropriate court order, they can go back a good 12 months with ease.

Then why has there been repeated talk about having to pass a new law for the info to be stored in case it is needed at a later date.
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Home Office plans to store details of Britons' online activity will not happen while the Liberal Democrats are in government, Nick Clegg has said.

martyh 24-05-2013 20:02

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Originally Posted by nomadking (Post 35575461)
Then why has there been repeated talk about having to pass a new law for the info to be stored in case it is needed at a later date.

Do you want all your details of internet/phone activity stored indefinitely,don't forget that to store the info they first have to collect it, which is effectively spying on every one in the country .How do you feel about that ??

techguyone 24-05-2013 21:14

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Originally Posted by martyh (Post 35575466)
Do you want all your details of internet/phone activity stored indefinitely,don't forget that to store the info they first have to collect it, which is effectively spying on every one in the country .How do you feel about that ??

I don't, but seeing as all the info is already on your ISP's server logs, the info is already there. Do you really think they can't access it if they want to?

martyh 24-05-2013 21:18

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Originally Posted by techguyone (Post 35575485)
I don't, but seeing as all the info is already on your ISP's server logs, the info is already there. Do you really think they can't access it if they want to?

Oh i know they can but to use such info requires a court order ,we have to be careful that actions such as we have just seen don't encourage the authorities into thinking they can run rough shod over our basic freedoms in the name of anti terror laws

Vieil Homme 24-05-2013 21:34

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Originally Posted by Osem (Post 35575427)
There are going to be lots of false alarms and confusion after an incident like this, it's inevitable. The best we can hope for is that any false alarms don't prevent the emergency services from attending promptly to genuine emergencies.

I think we need to realise that the people involved in heinous acts have 'hijacked' their religion just like the likes of the BNP hijacked our flag. If ordinary decent people start fearing and hating eachother we're doing their job for them.

Rivers of blood! Its all coming to pass but would we listen..............You feel or think they have hijacked their religion! The Quran contains at least 109 verses that I can find, it calls Muslims to war with nonbelievers for the sake of Islamic rule. Some are quite graphic, with commands to chop off heads and fingers and kill infidels wherever they may be hiding. Muslims who do not join the fight are called 'hypocrites' and warned that Allah will send them to Hell if they do not join the slaughter.

The Quran needs to be updated or sections banned before more misguided people act on what is written within the Quran. In the Old Testament it is written "an eye for an eye" yet in the New Testament it is written to turn the other cheek.

Osem 24-05-2013 21:41

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Yes we have all seen the quotes and the various interpretations used BY SOME to justify such acts. The fact remains that the vast majority of muslims don't go around murdering people in the name of religion any more than do the vast majority of Christians, Sikhs, Hindus, Jews...

Damien 24-05-2013 21:43

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The bible has some pretty violent stuff as well. I think this is a lot more political than religious anyway.

thenry 24-05-2013 22:51

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Originally Posted by Vieil Homme (Post 35575494)
Rivers of blood! Its all coming to pass but would we listen..............You feel or think they have hijacked their religion! The Quran contains at least 109 verses that I can find, it calls Muslims to war with nonbelievers for the sake of Islamic rule. Some are quite graphic, with commands to chop off heads and fingers and kill infidels wherever they may be hiding. Muslims who do not join the fight are called 'hypocrites' and warned that Allah will send them to Hell if they do not join the slaughter.

The Quran needs to be updated or sections banned before more misguided people act on what is written within the Quran. In the Old Testament it is written "an eye for an eye" yet in the New Testament it is written to turn the other cheek.

Theres a massive problem. The Quran will not be changed, ever. Not from what I've read anyway.

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Originally Posted by Osem (Post 35575497)
Yes we have all seen the quotes and the various interpretations used BY SOME to justify such acts. The fact remains that the vast majority of muslims don't go around murdering people in the name of religion any more than do the vast majority of Christians, Sikhs, Hindus, Jews...

The quotes are clear Osem. The interpretations are clear.

The vast majority of Muslims want prosperity, life, a good life just like everyone else along side any faith/values one follows/holds. The die hard Muslims call these Muslims hypocrites because of whats written in the Quran.

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Originally Posted by Damien (Post 35575498)
The bible has some pretty violent stuff as well. I think this is a lot more political than religious anyway.

No! Its both but mainly its religion, its rooting from religion.

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MI5 'tried to recruit' Michael Adebolajo, friend claims

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-22664457
will MI5 comment on this?

Damien 24-05-2013 22:56

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Originally Posted by thenry (Post 35575514)
No! Its both but mainly its religion, its rooting from religion.

It is both but we shouldn't ignore the political aspect. It isn't unreasonable to suggest that western foreign policy, regardless of it's merits and flaws, is helping the radicalisation of disaffected Muslim men. The attackers were spouting just as much political noises as religious ones. The Jewish faith follows the Old Testament which is pretty violent are there isn't a similar problem there, nor is there much of a problem with extreme Christianity. Yet there is nothing inherently different about the Islamic faith and it also happens that a lot of the areas around the world that have the instability for extremism to thrive are predominately Muslim.

I don't think it's as simple to say it's rooted from religion.

I would advice against drawing too much from selectively chosen passages from the Quran. I don't think many of us here have the knowledge to place those quotes in their proper context or how they're typically perceived and interpreted. The Bible has passages that advocating stoning people to death for working on the sabbath after all. It's meaningless to just cherry-pick these quotes.

thenry 24-05-2013 23:51

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Originally Posted by Damien (Post 35575520)
It is both but we shouldn't ignore the political aspect. It isn't unreasonable to suggest that western foreign policy, regardless of it's merits and flaws, is helping the radicalisation of disaffected Muslim men. The attackers were spouting just as much political noises as religious ones. The Jewish faith follows the Old Testament which is pretty violent are there isn't a similar problem there, nor is there much of a problem with extreme Christianity. Yet there is nothing inherently different about the Islamic faith and it also happens that a lot of the areas around the world that have the instability for extremism to thrive are predominately Muslim.

I don't think it's as simple to say it's rooted from religion.

I'm not ignoring anything. Its others that are ignoring things. Western foreign policy promotes what? prosperity for people? The Islamic extremists promote what? denial of prosperity? Western foreign policy is to bring people together of any kind? Islamic policy isn't anything like that, its a die hard no?

Does the Christian/Jewish/Hindu/etc. faith go against prosperity?

Spot on. Corrupt Countries are not helping anything. Add the dots up.

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Originally Posted by Damien (Post 35575520)
I would advice against drawing too much from selectively chosen passages from the Quran. I don't think many of us here have the knowledge to place those quotes in their proper context or how they're typically perceived and interpreted. The Bible has passages that advocating stoning people to death for working on the sabbath after all. It's meaningless to just cherry-pick these quotes.

What do you want to happen for you to believe what I've typed out? Why don't you order a Saudi Arabian stamped Quran and read it for yourself then tell us not to jump on selective verses. A member on here posted verses either from a Quran I haven't read/heard of or has translated something wrongly. Read umbrokhan786 post/qutoes then read my type up word for word from the Saudi Arabian stamped Quran http://www.cableforum.co.uk/board/35574879-post120.html MASSIVE difference. I'm not cherry picking anything. And its not meaningless to cherry pick. A rapist who cherry picked quotes from the Quran, teachings from the Quran got away with taking an extremely young girls virginity. Cherry pick that. Cherry picking isnt meaningless, our own Courts fell for cherry picking! I'm not going to go through a very long book to pull endless quotes, it will take forever but I will look up any quotes people post up.

TheDaddy 25-05-2013 00:42

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Originally Posted by Damien (Post 35575498)
The bible has some pretty violent stuff as well. I think this is a lot more political than religious anyway.

Didn't Jesus preach turn the other cheek and love your neighbour, don't remember much about turn the other cheek, prove that your impervious to cheek attack and beat the hell out of him. Imo it's best not to bog this down with other religions, deal with those issues as they arise but right now the problem is Islamic.

denphone 25-05-2013 05:00

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MI5 'offered job to suspect'

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-22664468

Derek 25-05-2013 06:59

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Originally Posted by denphone (Post 35575540)
MI5 'offered job to suspect'

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-22664468

The papers, well some papers, seem hell bent on blaming someone for the actions of two nut jobs.

I'm pretty sure most people who have appeared on the fringes of radical Islamic protests and groups will have been approached by the security services at some point.

Gary L 25-05-2013 08:33

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Originally Posted by Osem (Post 35575497)
Yes we have all seen the quotes and the various interpretations used BY SOME to justify such acts. The fact remains that the vast majority of muslims don't go around murdering people in the name of religion any more than do the vast majority of Christians, Sikhs, Hindus, Jews...

So who's going to decide whether they're obeying the Quran properly?

if it says jump 3 times. and some choose to only jump 2. then they're not following the rules.

Russ 25-05-2013 09:39

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Why does anybody have to 'decide' unless they're pushing an agenda?

martyh 25-05-2013 09:55

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Originally Posted by thenry (Post 35575528)
I'm not ignoring anything. Its others that are ignoring things. Western foreign policy promotes what? prosperity for people? The Islamic extremists promote what? denial of prosperity? Western foreign policy is to bring people together of any kind? Islamic policy isn't anything like that, its a die hard no?

Does the Christian/Jewish/Hindu/etc. faith go against prosperity?

Spot on. Corrupt Countries are not helping anything. Add the dots up.



What do you want to happen for you to believe what I've typed out? Why don't you order a Saudi Arabian stamped Quran and read it for yourself then tell us not to jump on selective verses. A member on here posted verses either from a Quran I haven't read/heard of or has translated something wrongly. Read umbrokhan786 post/qutoes then read my type up word for word from the Saudi Arabian stamped Quran http://www.cableforum.co.uk/board/35574879-post120.html MASSIVE difference. I'm not cherry picking anything. And its not meaningless to cherry pick. A rapist who cherry picked quotes from the Quran, teachings from the Quran got away with taking an extremely young girls virginity. Cherry pick that. Cherry picking isnt meaningless, our own Courts fell for cherry picking! I'm not going to go through a very long book to pull endless quotes, it will take forever but I will look up any quotes people post up.

What is the significance of a stamped copy from SA? ,i beleive it is also called the Noble Quran

thenry 25-05-2013 10:03

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Originally Posted by Russ (Post 35575584)
Why does anybody have to 'decide' unless they're pushing an agenda?

Read the Quran. You'll find out.

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Originally Posted by martyh (Post 35575588)
What is the significance of a stamped copy from SA? ,i beleive it is also called the Noble Quran

Correct approved translation.

martyh 25-05-2013 10:30

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Originally Posted by thenry (Post 35575589)

Correct approved translation.

As i understand it your copy of the Quran ,The Noble Quoran ,was sponsored by the Saudi government and stamped accordingly but has received heavy criticism from some very prominent muslims .

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Khaleel Mohammed has taken the translation to task for "[reading] more like a supremacist Muslim, anti-Semitic, anti-Christian polemic than a rendition of the Islamic scripture,"[2] while Sheila Musaji complains that it "is shocking in its distortions of the message of the Qur’an and amounts to a rewrite not a translation."[3] Dr. Robert (Farooq) D. Crane states that it is "Perhaps the most extremist translation ever made of the Qur’an."[4]
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noble_Q...Hilali-Khan%29

and not wanting to take wikis word for it i followed some of the references and guess what ,your copy is no better than any other English Translation ,some would say worse

http://www.meforum.org/717/assessing...s-of-the-quran

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From the beginning, the Hilali and Muhsin Khan translation reads more like a supremacist Muslim, anti-Semitic, anti-Christian polemic than a rendition of the Islamic scripture. In the first sura, for example, verses which are universally accepted as, "Guide us to the straight path, the path of those whom You have favored, not of those who have incurred Your wrath, nor of those who have gone astray"[43] become, "Guide us to the Straight Way, the way of those on whom You have bestowed Your Grace, not (the way) of those who have earned Your anger (such as the Jews), nor of those who went astray (such as the Christians)."[44] What is particularly egregious about this interpolation is that it is followed by an extremely long footnote to justify its hate based on traditions from medieval texts.
Now unless you are going dispute the word of some extremely knowledgeable and prominent Muslim Scholars you must accept that "lost in translation" has a very big importance in all holy books .

My own personal observation is that a translation sponsored by the Saudi government is certainly going to raise eyebrows in the western world

thenry 25-05-2013 11:06

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Theres loads of infighting. I don't understand Arabic to start translating the book myself. I'm not going to shut my eyes though believing the book hasnt been translated correctly by the very Country Muslims consider to have the 2 Holiest places. Look at the Laws in place in Saudi Arabia, they relate to the Quran.

Modern Muslims have modernised themselves because they want prosperity, they want life, they want all round good for everyone etc. In a nutshell they are trying to balance things.

martyh 25-05-2013 11:21

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Originally Posted by thenry (Post 35575617)
Theres loads of infighting. I don't understand Arabic to start translating the book myself. I'm not going to shut my eyes though believing the book hasnt been translated correctly by the very Country Muslims consider to have the 2 Holiest places. Look at the Laws in place in Saudi Arabia, they relate to the Quran.

Modern Muslims have modernised themselves because they want prosperity, they want life, they want all round good for everyone etc. In a nutshell they are trying to balance things.

Laws that many Muslims shun because they don't agree with that version of Islam(Sharia) .My point was that there is no correct version to follow ,the same applies to Christianity which has many different sects of the same religion .The version you are reading and quoting from is one of the most extreme versions ,as is Islam practiced in Saudi where punishment is severe and considered brutal and women have no rights .Other versions or translations of the Quran are less extreme so who is right ? nobody knows the truth but don't be fooled into thinking that your "stamped and approved copy" is any more correct than any other official translation .

Russ 25-05-2013 11:28

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Originally Posted by martyh (Post 35575621)
Laws that many Muslims shun because they don't agree with that version of Islam(Sharia) .My point was that there is no correct version to follow ,the same applies to Christianity which has many different sects of the same religion .The version you are reading and quoting from is one of the most extreme versions ,as is Islam practiced in Saudi where punishment is severe and considered brutal and women have no rights .Other versions or translations of the Quran are less extreme so who is right ? nobody knows the truth but don't be fooled into thinking that your "stamped and approved copy" is any more correct than any other official translation .

Exactly. There is this misconception amongst militant atheists that all followers of all faiths believe all the same teachings and expect them to obey all scriptures word-for-word. However they conveniently forget about that when they say "The such-and-such religion needs to be modernised".

None of the major holy books are books of 'rules' or rigid instructions. They are guidelines and advice amongst other things. If somebody chooses to take each passage literally then that's their choice but it's not universal.

I choose to take biblical teachings in context and alongside current thinking. If people regard me as 'cherry-picking' then it's no different to what they undoubtedly do when it comes to society's morals and expectations.

A Muslims choosing to not verbally or physically attack a non-believer is no 'less' of a Muslim than anyone else.

SMG 25-05-2013 14:54

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Atheists don't go around trying to influence people to change their faith. If your happy with your faith, that's great, just don't try & influence others to your way of life.

Most Muslims just get on with life, keep their faith to themselves, & live in peace. However, there are the factions within the Muslim community who want to oppress & disturb our way of life. Their fanatical rantings are no different to Nazi Germany, they want Islam (their corrupt version)to rule the world & are prepared to go to any lengths to get what they want.

Maggy 25-05-2013 16:07

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Originally Posted by SMG (Post 35575671)
Atheists don't go around trying to influence people to change their faith. If your happy with your faith, that's great, just don't try & influence others to your way of life.

Most Muslims just get on with life, keep their faith to themselves, & live in peace. However, there are the factions within the Muslim community who want to oppress & disturb our way of life. Their fanatical rantings are no different to Nazi Germany, they want Islam (their corrupt version)to rule the world & are prepared to go to any lengths to get what they want.

Actually there is a new sort of Fundamentalist Atheism.It goes around trying to publicly debunk religion at every turn..even going so far as to take out adverts on London buses.Why they do so is beyond me because we are now a kingdom where everyone is free to worship or not as they choose in what ever religion or cult they care to.Which leaves atheists free to have no religious belief system at all.:)

Russ 25-05-2013 16:47

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Originally Posted by SMG (Post 35575671)
Atheists don't go around trying to influence people to change their faith.

Oh really?! Ever heard of Richard Dawkins? Ever had a look at Ricky Gervais' twitter feed?

Arthurgray50@blu 25-05-2013 17:24

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Just announced on www.skynews.co.uk a soldier has been stabbed in the neck in France.

thenry 25-05-2013 17:28

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Originally Posted by Arthurgray50@blu (Post 35575743)
Just announced on www.skynews.co.uk a soldier has been stabbed in the neck in France.

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http://news.sky.com/story/1095605/fr...-neck-in-paris

A French soldier on patrol in Paris has been stabbed in the neck by a man believed to be of North-African origin.

More follows...


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Woolwich Murder Suspect 'Held Two Months Ago'

Local shopkeepers say Michael Adebowale was part of a group of Muslim activists who had been reported to police several times.

http://news.sky.com/story/1095577/wo...two-months-ago

denphone 26-05-2013 05:47

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Three more arrests.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-22670375

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Three further arrests have been made in connection with the murder of off-duty soldier Lee Rigby, police have said.

The Met said counter terrorism officers arrested three men, aged 21, 24 and 28, on Saturday evening on suspicion of conspiracy to commit murder - a Taser was used on two of them

Osem 26-05-2013 09:06

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WOOLWICH terror suspect Michael Adebowale was stabbed in a knife attack at an Erith crack den five years ago, it has been revealed...

... The Sun reveals Adebowale was himself a knife attack victim when he was 16 and saw his friend 18-year-old Firadon Alizadeh stabbed to death in the attack on January 5, 2008.

http://www.newsshopper.co.uk/news/10...n_2008/?ref=mr

denphone 26-05-2013 12:57

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suspect Michael Adebolajo arrested in Kenya in 2010.

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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-22673164

Damien 26-05-2013 13:13

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Originally Posted by Russ (Post 35575722)
Oh really?! Ever heard of Richard Dawkins? Ever had a look at Ricky Gervais' twitter feed?

To be fair they don't so much go and do rather than speak about it when asked. Dawkins mostly talks in debates or when being interviewed and you need to subscribe to Gervais' twitter feed.

Russ 26-05-2013 13:32

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No, it's not like they write books about how believers are supposedly 'deluded' or anything. And if it was just about subscribing to that cretin's twitter feed then I wouldn't care as I don't but when he deliberately make his comment inflammatory as to ensure they'll get RT'ed by others you get an idea of his true nature.

Chris 26-05-2013 13:35

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Originally Posted by Damien (Post 35576029)
To be fair they don't so much go and do rather than speak about it when asked. Dawkins mostly talks in debates or when being interviewed and you need to subscribe to Gervais' twitter feed.

Richard Dawkins is a self-confessed evangelical atheist Damien. How could you believe the author of "The God Delusion" to be anything else?

Russ 26-05-2013 15:52

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Sky are reporting a stabbing 300 metres from where he died. What are the chances this was a 'revenge' attack by some knuckle-dragger?

http://news.sky.com/story/1095844/sk...ed-in-woolwich

Taf 26-05-2013 16:40

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Don't stabbings happen most days in London?

SMG 26-05-2013 19:09

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Originally Posted by Russ (Post 35575722)
Oh really?! Ever heard of Richard Dawkins? Ever had a look at Ricky Gervais' twitter feed?

No Russ, never heard of Richard Dawkins, & I dont twitter. I must say I have never had an Athiest knocking at my door wanting to convert me, & having said that, I`ve never had a Muslim either!

I dont believe in any God, but I wouldnt put down any "Belever", If your happy worshipping your God, that great, just keep it to yourself.

Maggie, "Fundamentalist Atheism", never heard of that before, but it doesn`t surprise me at all. Why people don`t just enjoy what life they have without causing misery to others is just beyond me. Reading any newspaper, watching the news is just depressing, I am just so sick, & tired of hearing about Muslims.

Russ 26-05-2013 19:28

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Originally Posted by SMG (Post 35576139)
Why people don`t just enjoy what life they have without causing misery to others is just beyond me.

Exactly however "new atheism" seems incapable of understanding that.

SMG 26-05-2013 20:32

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Originally Posted by Russ (Post 35576144)
Exactly however "new atheism" seems incapable of understanding that.

Well M8, I suppose that applies to any radical movement. Time marches on & brings new trials & tribulations. All I have dreaded for some time is coming true, if these people could only see, feel, & realise the ultimate effect that conflict offers, they would walk away.

I`m glad i`m 62, & wont take part in any future conflicts, but I fear for my sons & grandchildren`s future.

spreadsheet 26-05-2013 22:43

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we are seeing the fruition of two or three generations of liberal minded thinking

well done :clap::clap:

nomadking 26-05-2013 22:51

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Originally Posted by Russ (Post 35576081)
Sky are reporting a stabbing 300 metres from where he died. What are the chances this was a 'revenge' attack by some knuckle-dragger?

http://news.sky.com/story/1095844/sk...ed-in-woolwich

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Police treated him at the scene in central Woolwich but Scotland Yard said the violent assault is not linked to the terror attack last week.

Hugh 26-05-2013 23:20

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Originally Posted by spreadsheet (Post 35576165)
we are seeing the fruition of two or three generations of liberal minded thinking

well done :clap::clap:

yes, we were very remiss in giving women the vote, uppity colonials their countries back, and thinking that perhaps treating all people equally regardless of their sex, sexuality, race, religion, or physical abilities was a good thing......:dozey:

If you want to go back to a time where people 'knew their place', where do you think your 'place' would be?

nomadking 26-05-2013 23:24

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Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 35576176)
yes, we were very remiss in giving women the vote, uppity colonials their countries back, and thinking that perhaps treating all people equally regardless of their sex, sexuality, race, religion, or physical abilities was a good thing......:dozey:

If you want to go back to a time where people 'knew their place', where do you think your 'place' would be?

Apart from safer?

Hugh 27-05-2013 08:30

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Originally Posted by nomadking (Post 35576179)
Apart from safer?

Let's discuss reality, rather than polemic,eh?

Telegraph
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Bee stings killed as many in UK as terrorists, says watchdog.....

....“During the 21st century, terrorism has been an insignificant cause of mortality in the United Kingdom. The annualised average of five deaths caused by terrorism in England and Wales over this period compares with total accidental deaths in 2010 of 17,201, including 123 cyclists killed in traffic accidents, 102 personnel killed in Afghanistan, 29 people drowned in the bathtub and five killed by stings from hornets, wasps and bees.”
Whilst the killing of this soldier is horrific, and we must do all we can to prevent more incidents like this, using this incident as a dog whistle to incite fear and over-reaction is playing into the terrorists' hands.

Damien 27-05-2013 08:38

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Originally Posted by spreadsheet (Post 35576165)
we are seeing the fruition of two or three generations of liberal minded thinking

well done :clap::clap:

Well the generations before that saw two world wars, the birth of the IRA, and the invention of nuclear weapons. :erm:

denphone 27-05-2013 08:43

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Originally Posted by Damien (Post 35576206)
Well the generations before that saw two world wars, the birth of the IRA, and the invention of nuclear weapons. :erm:

And we never want to go through another World War again as the memories might be distant and dimmed for many but watch a few DVD's or programmes and the horrors of what they went through will make anybody shed a few tears.

Damien 27-05-2013 08:46

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Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 35576176)
yes, we were very remiss in giving women the vote, uppity colonials their countries back, and thinking that perhaps treating all people equally regardless of their sex, sexuality, race, religion, or physical abilities was a good thing......:dozey:

If you want to go back to a time where people 'knew their place', where do you think your 'place' would be?

Hugh, you don't understand. The only way to stop the terrorists from taking over this country is to introduce aspects of Sharia law before they do!

Nidge41 27-05-2013 09:53

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Originally Posted by Taf (Post 35576101)
Don't stabbings happen most days in London?

Not on the scale of last weeks stabbing.

Stuart 27-05-2013 10:00

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Originally Posted by Taf (Post 35576101)
Don't stabbings happen most days in London?

No.

Hugh 27-05-2013 11:33

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Originally Posted by Nidge41 (Post 35576223)
Not on the scale of last weeks stabbing.

Knife crime stats up to 2011-2012 in London..

http://www.citizensreportuk.org/news...-2007-to-2012/

According to this, there were 14,170 reported knife crimes in 2011-12 in London, which is approx.39 per day on average, and in Greenwich (which is the borough Woolwich is in) there were 396, or just over one per day on average.

Taf 27-05-2013 12:17

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Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 35576256)
Knife crime stats up to 2011-2012 in London..

http://www.citizensreportuk.org/news...-2007-to-2012/

According to this, there were 14,170 reported knife crimes in 2011-12 in London, which is approx.39 per day on average, and in Greenwich (which is the borough Woolwich is in) there were 396, or just over one per day on average.

I didn't have a link, but I was sure I'd heard from media recently that at least 1 per day was common.

TheDaddy 27-05-2013 14:38

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Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 35576256)
Knife crime stats up to 2011-2012 in London..

http://www.citizensreportuk.org/news...-2007-to-2012/

According to this, there were 14,170 reported knife crimes in 2011-12 in London, which is approx.39 per day on average, and in Greenwich (which is the borough Woolwich is in) there were 396, or just over one per day on average.

Any of those 14 000 involve a beheading or attempted decapitation, in broad daylight in the high street, if not then nidge is right, none of them were on that scale.

Damien 28-05-2013 10:43

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http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk/2013/ma...t-tea-biscuits

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A York mosque dealt with a potentially volatile situation after reports that it was going to be the focus of a demonstration organised by a far-right street protest movement - by inviting those taking part in the protest in for tea and biscuits.

Around half a dozen people arrived for the protest, promoted online by supporters of the EDL. A St George's flag was nailed to the wooden fence in front of the mosque.

However, after members of the group accepted an invitation into the mosque, tensions were rapidly defused over tea and plates of custard creams, followed by an impromptu game of football.
Nicely done.

Osem 28-05-2013 10:46

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We need more of this sort of thing - 'rent-a-mobs' on both sides are responsible for much of the violence and aggression.

Pierre 28-05-2013 11:20

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Originally Posted by Damien (Post 35576623)

Only 6no. EDL protestors turned up. Whereas about 150 supporters of the mosque were present.

1 no. protestor partook in the tea and biscuits

1 no. protestor (don't know if it was the same one) accepted an invitation to look around the mosque.

Don't get me wrong, it was the right thing to do, but it wasn't a football game between the trenches.

Damien 28-05-2013 11:32

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Originally Posted by Pierre (Post 35576637)
Only 6no. EDL protestors turned up. Whereas about 150 supporters of the mosque were present.

1 no. protestor partook in the tea and biscuits

1 no. protestor (don't know if it was the same one) accepted an invitation to look around the mosque.

Don't get me wrong, it was the right thing to do, but it wasn't a football game between the trenches.

Nice PR coup however.

Gary L 28-05-2013 13:41

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Originally Posted by Damien (Post 35576623)

It's a good job they came out alive. we'd have had to send somebody in to go and find what they've done with them :)

Sirius 28-05-2013 14:13

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Originally Posted by Gary L (Post 35576686)
It's a good job they came out alive. we'd have had to send somebody in to go and find what they've done with them :)

Depends if they wanted them back in the first place. ;)

Hom3r 28-05-2013 16:40

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Originally Posted by Damien (Post 35576209)
Hugh, you don't understand. The only way to stop the terrorists from taking over this country is to introduce aspects of Sharia law before they do!

NO you want to practice Sharia law Pee off to somewhere it is practiced.

This is Great Britian our law under the Crown.

Hugh 28-05-2013 16:41

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This guy was in the Sunday Telegraph last Sunday (page 5), and to me, is showing the height of disrespect towards Lee Rigby.

He was reported as being a Captain in the SAS, but is wearing a Royal Marine No. 2 Dress Jacket, a RAF shirt, is carrying a RM No. 1 hat, has both RM and SAS badges on his lapels (if you are one of 'Them', you don't wear your original unit badges), and has a RAF unit badge on his arm. He also has no rank badges, and some strange bling on his right breast pocket.

He seems to me to be a 'Walt' - it's strange enough pretending to be/have been in the Forces, but to do so after such a horrific incident seems to be in exceedingly poor taste.

Hom3r 28-05-2013 16:47

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Murdered soldier Lee Rigby's name is to be included on a national memorial to fallen servicemen and women.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england...shire-22691259

Sirius 28-05-2013 16:54

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Originally Posted by Hom3r (Post 35576752)
NO you want to practice Sharia law Pee off to somewhere it is practiced.

This is Great Britian our law under the Crown.

Agreed, if they want Sharia law then they can **** off to a country where Sharia law is practised.

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Originally Posted by Hugh (Post 35576753)
This guy was in the Sunday Telegraph last Sunday (page 5), and to me, is showing the height of disrespect towards Lee Rigby.

He was reported as being a Captain in the SAS, but is wearing a Royal Marine No. 2 Dress Jacket, a RAF shirt, is carrying a RM No. 1 hat, has both RM and SAS badges on his lapels (if you are one of 'Them', you don't wear your original unit badges), and has a RAF unit badge on his arm. He also has no rank badges, and some strange bling on his right breast pocket.

He seems to me to be a 'Walt' - it's strange enough pretending to be/have been in the Forces, but to do so after such a horrific incident seems to be in exceedingly poor taste.

Bloody Walt's they dishonour all real soldiers who have done there time and done real service, and it makes my blood boil to think he turned up dressed like that at the spot a real soldier was killed. :mad:

Gary L 28-05-2013 16:56

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Originally Posted by Sirius (Post 35576758)
Agreed, if they want Sharia law then they can **** off to a country where Sharia law is practised.

Too right. I'll even offer my services to fly the plane that takes them all there.

Sirius 28-05-2013 17:04

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Originally Posted by Hom3r (Post 35576756)

He died whilst he was serving therefor its only right he should be on there. :tu:


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