Thanks Donald, but we have the best emergency services in the world sorting this out currently
I have to say that the best thing you can do for London and the UK is to resign. The world would then be a safer place.
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Thanks Donald, but we have the best emergency services in the world sorting this out currently
I have to say that the best thing you can do for London and the UK is to resign. The world would then be a safer place.
JC Footy Genius
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I'm not sure we can separate politics from responses to ongoing terrorist attacks.
happypig
Staring at the rude boys
I think many of us are feeling despair, sadness and, in some cases, anger and hate.
We want to strike back at these *******s, we want them to feel the pain that we feel. We want them to know how much we despise them and their twisted ideology.
The problem is, we don’t know who they are, or where they are. For sure we can say “Its all of them, everyone who wears a dish-dash or keffiyeh or burka”. We can take revenge by setting fire to a mosque or chucking a pig’s head into a halal butchers. And for a minute we might feel better.
But that’s just what the scum that carry out these attacks want, they want to incite hatred and stir up conflict because that will cause escalation on both “sides”; that will drive more brothers to jihad and will lead to more innocent people being caught up in the mayhem.
The best way to deal with them is to refuse to stop to their level, to refuse to hate, to refuse to become like them because if we do, we become the very thing we have such utter contempt for.
It will hurt to rise above it, for some it will hurt unbearably but rise above it we must if we are to show them that we are better than them.
We want to strike back at these *******s, we want them to feel the pain that we feel. We want them to know how much we despise them and their twisted ideology.
The problem is, we don’t know who they are, or where they are. For sure we can say “Its all of them, everyone who wears a dish-dash or keffiyeh or burka”. We can take revenge by setting fire to a mosque or chucking a pig’s head into a halal butchers. And for a minute we might feel better.
But that’s just what the scum that carry out these attacks want, they want to incite hatred and stir up conflict because that will cause escalation on both “sides”; that will drive more brothers to jihad and will lead to more innocent people being caught up in the mayhem.
The best way to deal with them is to refuse to stop to their level, to refuse to hate, to refuse to become like them because if we do, we become the very thing we have such utter contempt for.
It will hurt to rise above it, for some it will hurt unbearably but rise above it we must if we are to show them that we are better than them.
Sussex Nomad
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Thread started at 22:33, the aftermath is now coming to light, the thread was a reaction to an incident, I have only just heard what you quote, as you have, this is a reaction thread.
BadFish
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- Oct 19, 2003
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Actually, a big part of what they are angry about is the western occupiers in their their holy lands.
bn1&bn3 Albion
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Maybe it's just me but I would have at least offered my condolences and support before talking about politics...
sjamesb3466
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Excellent post.
- Jul 7, 2003
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I just thought it was a bit sad that his first thought upon being informed of what appears to be another tragedy was to further his own agenda. That disappointed me somewhat, that's all.
I won't lose sleep over his comments to be honest, but it does seem a fairly accurate measure of the man. How you read that as politically motivated by me...well, that's up to you.
LamieRobertson
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Great post mate
I can't speak for others. But I have spent much of my life dealing with people who have been suddenly killed and horrifically injured - plus their loved ones who have seen it all happen in front of their eyes, prior to the arrival of the emergency services,
You carry on how you are, if that is how you see fit - all I am saying is now is not the time, in my view.
5mins-from-amex
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So basically do **** all yeah.
Forgive me for this it's a genuine question. If your family were stabbed or blown up would you still feel the same way?
symyjym
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He didn't try to, he married her. He was his adopted sonm but still considered a son and Allah sent him a revelation:
"And [remember, O Muhammad], when you said to the one on whom Allah bestowed favor and you bestowed favor, "Keep your wife and fear Allah," while you concealed within yourself that which Allah is to disclose. And you feared the people, while Allah has more right that you fear Him. So when Zayd had no longer any need for her, We married her to you in order that there not be upon the believers any discomfort concerning the wives of their adopted sons when they no longer have need of them. And ever is the command of Allah accomplished."
Basically saying Allah says adoptred sons don't count as sons.
Sussex Nomad
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Who are you offering your condolences and support too? We have absolutely no idea what has happened yet? This, as I have said, is a reaction thread, we have reacted. As I have also said, I dearly hope no-one has died, but we cannot give condolences until we know, surely? That will be a whole different thread.
"Rise above it" .... sounds similar to "Don't look back in Anger" from Manchester last week.
Meanwhile attacks will continue and innocent lives taken
GT49er
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But that's the trouble. No lies or anything, but we don't actually know this, do we. Some - like yourself - choose to believe it, and obviously many claim this is the case.........but, the truth is, we don't know.
During the Irish troubles, how many Irish Catholics, who never committed any acts of violence, and who never joined the IRA, would, when pushed condemn 'All violence' (although never condemning specific murders by the IRA or the provos) still actually shared the ultimate ambitions of the terrorists, namely a united independent (and Catholic) Ireland?
So how many of the moderate moslems, appalled by tonight's atrocities, nonetheless share the ultimate ambitions of the cvnts who do these things? - replacement of UK law by Sharia law, Britain becoming a moslem country, with Christianity not allowed (and for all those who jump up and say we're not a Christian country nowadays anyway, yes, you have a point, but in the moslem world atheism and agnosticism don't go down too well either!)
BadFish
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- Oct 19, 2003
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Your post is spot on mate, this should be shared far and wide so we don't lose sight of the important stuff.
happypig
Staring at the rude boys
Sometimes we have to because we are powerless to act in a way that doesn't inflame the situation.