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Video: 60% of UK Muslims Deny 7/7 Bombings

Mon, Jun 4, 2007 at 1:10:01 pm PDT

A new survey of British Muslims by Channel 4 shows that nearly 60% believe that Muslims were not responsible for the 7/7 London bombings—and nearly a quarter believe the UK government was behind them. LGF operative Kasper has a disturbing 8-minute clip on the survey, featuring one interview after another with Muslims who deny and come up with conspiracy theories.

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1 Mike C.  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:12:59pm

Colour me surprised. Not.

2 new2thezoo  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:13:28pm

The Truthers have crossed the pond.

3 deacon  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:13:47pm

of course, no muslim has ever committed an act of violence in the name of their religion.

4 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:14:00pm

Conspiracy theories are history for the very stupid.

5 shug  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:14:23pm

L. Ron Paul might have a shot at British PM, based on the number of kooks in England

6 taxfreekiller[deleted]  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:14:26pm
7 Just_A_Grunt  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:15:22pm

#2 new2thezoo

The Truthers have crossed the pond.

Actually I think it was the Fwench who first put forth the theory that 9/11 was a conspiracy.

8 mrsoc  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:15:22pm

Either these are the stupidest people on earth or, no that's it-they're the stupidest people on earth.

9 Occasional Reader  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:15:40pm
10 Occasional Reader  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:16:51pm

Whoops, "constitute". I typoed the "tit" part.

11 camberwick  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:16:52pm

...and this comes as a surprise to whom?

I see no hands.

[Link: notoislam.blogspot.com...]

12 Ed Mahmoud's Sock Puppet  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:16:53pm

It could have been a passenger with really bad flatulence, and a stray spark from the 'third rail'.


Although I read somewhere that only about half the population have sufficient methane concentration in their flatus to be flammable.

13 Spenser (with an S)  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:17:54pm

I think part of their strategy is to make my head explode with cognitive dissonance. "We support all the Jihad acts, or we would, if we did them".

14 republic  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:18:20pm

"Truthers", British style.

I can't wait until all of the people who will be in Hell, are in Hell, and all of the people who will be in Heaven, are in Heaven, because this pitiful world is getting to be too much to take.

The fact that the mjority of good and decent people in this world, won't put an end to the insanity in this world, when they have every resource and tool at their disposal, is the hardest to take.

My bases are covered, I know exactly where I will be when the final battle is over, because it has been promised to me, by my Maker.

Now the British can enjoy some good "Truther" crap being spewed in their country.

15 Fjordman  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:18:37pm

As I've said many times, there is one, and only one, solution to this dilemma: Non-Muslims everywhere must do everything we can to separate ourselves from Muslims as much as possible.

16 cognito  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:20:00pm

I've never understood how people who say things like this -- that Muslims would never have committed the attack on 7/7, or 9/11 -- are the same people who, when asked, praise the motivations of the people who DID commit the act:

1. Muslims wouldn't do that, but
2. Praise be on our militant, martyred brothers who did.

17 Just_A_Grunt  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:20:11pm

Absolutely no evidence exists that Muslims are involved in any sort of acts of violence.
Except newspaper stories going back to the 1970's.

18 NoSubmission  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:20:20pm

This billboard saying 'Discover Jesus in the Quran' was photographed along the Brooklyn Queens Expressway recently. When you go to their website there is nothing about Jesus.

19 aunursa  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:20:57pm

It's the Religion of Peace. It can't be responsible for terrorism around the world.

20 lowcountry  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:21:00pm

Sad to say.Fjordman is 100% correct.

21 Bill Amos  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:21:26pm

Im shocked.

I would have thought that they think that Mossad was behind 7/7

No it was the jooooooooss ?

22 Peacekeeper  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:21:52pm

Reality challenged.

23 Just_A_Grunt  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:21:56pm

Al in Snackbar seems to be some really lousy last words.

24 Ward Cleaver  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:22:23pm

#18 NoS

Do you have a real link to that?

25 MrMom  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:22:56pm

The time for my "Spam Cannons" has come. SPANNONS. What ever happened to the 1,051# pig three 11 year-old killed in Georgia?

26 tokyobk  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:23:18pm

The time has long come to say tough s%$t to all your grievences. Islam seems not to get along with any other system religious or political.

27 Ed Mahmoud's Sock Puppet  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:23:26pm

Fun rush hour developing in Dallas County.

Bad rush hour for the Persian Gulf tomorrow through Friday.

Bad rush hour on the MOPAC.

28 rw in san diego  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:23:42pm

OT or maybe not

We could send them flowers.

29 Pawn of the Oppressor  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:24:21pm

People of Middle Eastern descent having no concept of objective truth, and explaining away unpleasant reality with bizarre, convoluted conspiracy theories?

I am shocked, x2.

30 new2thezoo  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:24:47pm

If truth is discounted in 9/11 and 7/7... how easy it will be to swallow 666.

31 MrMom  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:24:52pm

#25 PIMF the

32 doppelganglander  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:25:37pm

#17 Just_a_Grunt: The 1970s? Don't you mean the 620s?

33 Ben Hur  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:26:06pm

In a show of assimilation and moderation, 40% of UK Muslims think Muslims were responsible for 7/7, aka, Britain's 9/11.

/BBC headline.

34 NoSubmission  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:26:27pm

24 ward cleaver
Not sure what you mean by 'real' link? I didn't take the photo. A documentary film maker sent it to me.

35 Pro-Bush Canuck  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:27:14pm

#17 Just_A_Grunt

Except newspaper stories going back to the 1970's.

Except reports going back to the 770's

Fixed that for ya.

36 Peacekeeper  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:28:21pm

Reza was 60% offended.

37 Ed Mahmoud's Sock Puppet  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:29:46pm

Sura 19 ("Maryam") has Maryam and Issa (Mary & Jesus), indeed, Sura 19 even has John the Baptist and company.


One interestimg thing, Maryam is the sister of Haroun (Aaron), and while it isn't explicitly stated, the implication is that Maryam is the Miriam of Exodus, making Moses the uncle of Jesus.

Big Mo knew just enough Christian and Jewish scripture to really make a hash out of it.

38 lurking faith  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:31:54pm
I think part of their strategy is to make my head explode with cognitive dissonance. "We support all the Jihad acts, or we would, if we did them".

I, Mudd?

39 Sponge  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:32:51pm

So they REALLY ARE just like democrats.......Conspiracy conspiracy conspiracy....deny deny deny......

40 Ed Mahmoud's Sock Puppet  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:33:09pm

Evacuations after Oman cyclone warning


From correspondents in Muscat, Oman

OMAN has evacuated 7000 people from coastal areas amid warnings that a cyclone with winds of up to 176km/h is headed for the Gulf sultanate, police said overnight.

Residents of the island of Masirah in the Arabian Sea as well as of Oman's eastern coastline have sought refuge on higher ground after meteorologists warned that the storm was expected to make landfall in the next 30 hours, Inspector General of Police and Customs Malik al-Maamari said.

The cyclone originated in the Arabian Sea and is moving at a rate of seven to 10km/h, Mr Maamari said in the capital Muscat.

He said the storm was expected to be accompanied by high waves as well as heavy rains.


I have consumed generic government purhcased grape Kool-Aid and baked beans on al-Masirah.

41 republic  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:34:20pm

If anyone doesn't know it yet, or is still in complete denial, that islam is a cult of deceit and murder, nothing more, they will all know, one day.

"Oh, I know plenty of people who are Islamic, they are really peaceful."

For a person to be Islamic, a person needs to accept what the quran says, and no matter how anyone tries to spin it, that book, not to mention all of the other Islamic teachings, demand that the followers deceive, and murder, to bring about a worldwide dominance by Islam, nothing else will be accepted.

I do not hate Muslims, I despise their culture of hatred and intolerance, their teachings of hatred and intolerance, and their ideology of hate.

Some people talk about Iraq being the only reason that Islamofascists want to kill us, then please tell me, why, for decades, every Palestinian child, has been taught to hate, and aspire to kill Jews?

Islam is a cult of deceit and murder, it always has been and it always will be.

Well, not always, there will come a time, when the Creator says enough is enough.

42 jimmah  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:34:40pm

Once again, an honest appraisal of the situation shows that large numbers of muslims are dangerously disconnected from reality.

43 MrMom  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:34:44pm

I believe the British muslims can kiss 60% of my arse. That would be slightly more than one cheek.

44 Spenser (with an S)  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:35:54pm
lurking faith

Sorry, are you asking if I am Mudd? Nope, it's just me.

45 pat  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:36:27pm

Well, any one who follows Islam has shit for brains. And it sometimes shows.

46 republic  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:38:25pm

#30 new2thezoo

If truth is discounted in 9/11 and 7/7... how easy it will be to swallow 666.

Billions, will accept it, like many would accept handouts from the Democrats.

The deception is being set up, as we speak.

It will be a pretty smooth transition, for Stan.

Until, he, and they are thrown into the lake of fire.

Then it will become very clear, for those there, forever.

47 Ben Hur  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:38:31pm

Oman's Katrina?

48 cosmo  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:38:50pm

Can't wait to see the future survey results five years after the bombings where Tony Blair is blamed and accused of shipping the melted Underground cars out through Liverpool under cover of darkness, dumping them in the depths of the North Sea.

49 bulwrk  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:38:52pm

Sadly British parliment will probably hold inquiries into these new alligations in order to fully address muslim concerns.

50 Joshua (not a hamster) Scholar  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:39:23pm

I've had this discussion with an apostate before.

I think you can't take this literally. They don't actually believe that 7/7 wasn't committed by a Muslims.

What they believe is:

1. Anyone who ever sides with the infidels against the Jihadis will go to hell. This is specific theology. "God will deny his blessing"

2. They can not allow criticism of Islam, even implied criticism, even in private. Among themselves some will even celebrate 7/7. Certainly many will be in awe of the holiness of the terrorist who committed it. But the very same people will even deny that Muslims had anything to do with it if confronted by another Muslim who seems to disapprove.

3. They will quell their own tinges of humanity by believing the lie whenever they have to. Truth isn't important to them. Avoiding hell by hating the infidel and siding against us is

In short, pretending to deny the reality of what they do is a defense mechanism that allows them to remain good Muslims by always blaming and hating and siding against the infidel.

Islam does not create sane people.

51 Barking Pumpkin  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:39:26pm

Great Britain is in deep doodoo.

52 Kragar (Proud to be Kafir)  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:39:28pm

#3 deacon

of course, no muslim has ever committed an act of violence in the name of their religion.

And they'll kill you if you say any differently.

53 Occasional Reader  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:39:36pm
making Moses the uncle of Jesus

Man, that must have gotten awkward at family reunions.


"So, nephew [clears throat], your mom tells me you claim to be the Messiah..."

54 lurking faith  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:39:42pm

#44 Spenser

No - your cognitive dissonance comment just made me think of the episode "I, Mudd" - the part where the interepid Enterprise crew makes the robot women's brains go Poof! with illogic.

/my geekhood is showing

55 shug  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:40:00pm

and of course, the guys two weeks later with the bombs that didn't explode, and were chased off the trains........


explain that

56 tokyobk  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:40:06pm

#41 republic

I said the same thing yesterday and was shocked that it has taken so many years after 9/11 for em to feel comfortable saying exactly what I feel: I do not hate Muslims, I despise their culture of hatred, intolerance, sexism and rabid paranoia often in the form of rank Jew hatred.
I also despise the would-be liberals who would shuck a Western culture that has never, ever been so worth defending and who would have Muslims as innocent victims when it is they who preach supremicism.

I think the main function of people on this site is to bring these should-be normal thoughts to our friends and family, particulalry on the left side of things.

57 J'accuzzi  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:40:29pm

This "surprise" is so pathetic. The only safe line for any muslim who values his place in the herd is to blame any and all muslim crimes on nonmuslims. Telling truth to possible fanatics within or unbelievers without is not a recipe for a long quiet life.

About the same situation as answering "yes" to a survey during the rule of King Henry VIII asking "Is it time to give the Catholics a bit more freedom to practice their faith?"

58 republic  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:40:30pm

#47 Ben Hur

Oman's Katrina?

Bush's fault

/

59 Ben Hur  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:40:54pm

What?

No poll showing what Jews believe?

I thought that nothing could be reported about Muslims without the obligatory comparison.

60 Edward Halper  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:41:14pm

If it was the government that did it, and if they are trying to pin it on the Muslims, then folks would be justified in committing more attacks. Really, that the government would even think to blame the attacks on Muslims shows that the British people deserved these attacks. So even if Muslim did do the 7/7 attack, they were right!

Wait, I've heard this reasoning before---9/11. It's amazing how "protect your own" thinking can beat out good sense.

61 Ben Hur  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:41:39pm
making Moses the uncle of Jesus

Jesus Saves.
.
.
.
.
Moses Invests.

62 tfc3rid  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:43:18pm

No Sub...

I saw that sign over the weekend while I was driving to golf on Staten Island...

I was not very curious but I would not be shocked if it is linked to that Mosque in Bay Ridge where the terrorists all seem to get some last minute 'trainig'.

63 Bucephalas  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:43:35pm

I love how Time pursues ground breaking investigative reports like this one on 10 year old bull fighters in Mexico. You'd think they'd be able to spend a few minutes on 12 year old head choppers in Afghanistan....

http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,1 627027,00.html?cnn=yes

64 republic  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:44:09pm

#56 tokyobk

I think the main function of people on this site is to bring these should-be normal thoughts to our friends and family, particulalry on the left side of things.

I agree, I have a sister, who is a Palestinian supporter, Jew hater/moonbat leftist till death, I'm sure, although, the Master has performed many Miracles.

I pray for her nearly daily.

I do try and reach as many people as I can.

65 mrsoc[deleted]  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:47:41pm
66 republic  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:48:19pm

#60 Edward Halper

Wait, I've heard this reasoning before---9/11. It's amazing how "protect your own" thinking can beat out good sense.

The thing of real concern, is that the Islamofascist thinking, is right in line with the thinking of every leftist kook, including every leftist kook in America.

The leftist kooks, are in control of the Congress, and they have a reasonable chance at winning the WH in 2008.

If that does happen, this world, will take a huge, huge turn, for the worst.

67 Ben Hur  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:49:02pm

Bucephalas

Or the abused Camel-jockey boy SLAVES throughout the Arab world.

I've actually seen some reports on this.

68 Occasional Reader  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:50:51pm

Wow, someone sure got zapped pretty quickly. I didn't even see the post.

Anyway, as others have noted, I'm sure there's a fair amount of overlap between the UK Muslims surveyed who celebrated 7/7 as a jihadist victory, and those who deny Muslims had anything to do with it. This is the same doublethink displayed by many Saudis regarding 9/11.

69 Tricky Dick  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:51:41pm

It's just business as usual in the muslim community. Instead of expressing outrage at the bombers and sympathy for the victims, they turn it around and attempt to make themselves out to be the real victims.

70 WriterMom  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:51:41pm

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PIMP MY LUNCH!

TORONTO LIZARD LUNCH-Tomorrow TUESDAY JUNE 5th. DOWNTOWN LOCATION.

PLEASE E-MAIL ME FOR DETAILS.

Must include LGF nic.

71 Kenneth  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:52:00pm

Why US Middle East policy is hopelessly muddled,

U.S. Policy: Back to the Future
by Michael Rubin

Within the State Department, there was as much disdain for Bush's agenda. Just a year after Bush included Iran in the "Axis of Evil," Deputy Secretary of State Richard Armitage called the Islamic Republic a democracy in an interview with The Los Angeles Times.[12] One senior diplomat serving in Baghdad told his British colleagues that he thought Bush and his polices to be stupid. Bush subsequently nominated the man to be ambassador to an Arab country important both as a subject of democratization and as an ally in the war on terror.

While Rice spoke often of democracy while national security advisor, it was not difficult for her to abandon the policy upon her move to the State Department. The traditional foreign policy establishment disliked the Bush emphasis on democracy. Outreach to dissidents makes tenure in diplomatic postings difficult. Many diplomats seek to avoid rather than instigate tension between their embassy and host government. At its root, their attitudes touch upon a philosophical divide among foreign policy professionals: Should embassies represent the U.S. government to entire countries or just their governments? Those who believe the latter focus attention on relations with ruling regimes rather than upon opposition groups and civil society.

Rice's staffing reflected antipathy toward democratization. Her Policy Planning Director Stephen Krasner placed Suzanne Maloney, an Exxon Mobil official who had deferred an earlier employment offer because she preferred to work in a Kerry administration, in charge of the Iran portfolio. Maloney used her position to veto expenditure of much of the $75 million which the Congress allocated to support democracy in Iran. In an April 2007 interview against the backdrop of the Islamic Republic's seizure of 15 British hostages, her husband told an Iranian paper, "America also has to forget the hopeless policy of regime change, as well as the $75 million budget for the opponents of the Tehran government."

Where incompetence, conflicting agenda and Saudi money meet.

72 republic  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:52:01pm

#64, #66 republic

I am right between a deleted post with my comments.

I haven't been that close, since joe(thetraitor)wilson, got the large banning stick.

That, is exciting!

73 D'kian_  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:52:49pm

one begins to wonder whether Musims believe any Muslims had anything to do with Islam.

74 WriterMom  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:53:03pm

#10 O.R

I typoed the "tit" part.

Yah..uh huh...sure ya did.

75 NoSubmission  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:54:06pm

62 tfc3rid
Here's the link that appears on their billboard. They have other sites linked. Definitely worth checking out.

Did you notice the SWAT teams in the Union Square subway today?

76 Killian Bundy[deleted]  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:54:13pm
77 WriterMom  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:54:30pm

#64 republic

I agree, I have a sister, who is a Palestinian supporter, Jew hater/moonbat leftist till death

OK-I'm scratching her off my Lizard Lunch list..LOL.

78 sattv4u2  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:54:33pm

# 63 Buce

But you see, my friend, making a 10 year old Mexican boy fight a bull is cruel. The BULL might get hurt !

BUT ,,,, a 12 year old head chopper ,, ,well , he's a FREEDOM FIGHTER, an oppressed youth ,,,, someone just trying to free himself from the Zionist occupiers !

79 meMarc  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:54:40pm

#50 Joshua (not a hamster) Scholar

I think you have it right. There are videos of the bombers made by the bombers telling us what they will do and yet these people deny it all.

Medication won't help that kind of crazy.

80 drk  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:55:35pm

The moonbat virus is spreading - its like the "Ebola" of the "Meme Generation"

81 Joshua (not a hamster) Scholar  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:56:07pm

Islamist mob hits church

No doubt if you ask the mob afterwards they'll tell you that Christians sacked their own church in order harm Muslims.

82 Ben Hur  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:57:01pm

Notice how the media spasm about Lebanon was just long enough......

83 republic  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:58:00pm

#73 Dkian_

one begins to wonder whether Musims believe any Muslims had anything to do with Islam.

I listened today, to a Muslim, over the road truck driver say that he was looking for the One God, and he became a born again Christian.

He said that the reason that he is an over the road truck driver, is because his family and friends have all but disowned him, because of his turn from Islam.

This, is in America.

He now has a room, in the Mansion.

84 mrsoc  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 1:59:25pm

#64, #66 republic
I am right between a deleted post with my comments.

I didn't advocate killing anyone I don't think I am clear about why I got my first deletion.

85 Joshua (not a hamster) Scholar  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 2:00:11pm

Medication won't help that kind of crazy.

I think it's just the way haters talk. It helped that the interviewer looks like she might be a Muslim - her subjects just slipped into the usual hate talk.

If you talk to Neo Nazis they'll tell you that the holocaust never happened, but that next time they'll kill all the Jews and N***ers. Hatred and logic don't mix.

86 Ben Hur  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 2:01:40pm

Strange. ABCRADIO.

Not mentioning what party Jefferson is until the last sentence.

87 republic  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 2:01:40pm

#77 Writer Mom

OK-I'm scratching her off my Lizard Lunch list..LOL.

Oh, how I wish I was near Toronto, I would so lve to meet some fellow Lizards.

I won't give up on my siter, until the end.

Then, if she's stil in that position, I will cry my eyes out.

I don't hate her, or any other leftists, I just despise their ideology.

88 Dom  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 2:03:55pm

The guy in a snooker hall suggested that the image of the 7/7 bombers together shows a man's body in front of railings but his legs behind them. I paused the video for a moment and saw his point, but on inspection what I had thought might be the suspect's legs turns out to be much more consistent with the edge of a wall in the background. Not that I found the suggestion credible, but I checked. What a lame accusation.

89 RTLM  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 2:04:18pm

...and 40% of Brits agree?

90 Killian Bundy  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 2:05:09pm
#76 [deleted]

Huh? First time I've been deleted in over 12K comments. What's wrong with posting a news story?

Islamist mob hits church

JAKARTA: A crowd of Muslim hardliners stormed a church in Indonesia's West Java region during Sunday service, smashing images of Jesus and demanding the church be closed, the pastor said yesterday.

/the mosque part was sarcasm, meant to point out the differences in behavior between Christians and Muslims

91 republic  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 2:06:33pm

#84 mrsoc

I didn't advocate killing anyone I don't think I am clear about why I got my first deletion.

I didn't get a chance to see it.

If any of my posts ever get deleted, I'll trust that Charles saw fit, and I would still contribute, and comment.

The other Lizards have helped me much in the past year, which I have over 5000 comments, and many have probably helped me not get banned.

I'll say this, though, there is nobody here, nobody, who is bigger than LGF, except Charles.

Like I said, I didn't get a chance to see what you had posted, but I'll add, that there have been hundreds of times, that I simply didn't post, because Something inside, said, "That's over the line".

When I hear that, I don't post.

92 ElKafir  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 2:07:15pm

We must separate ourselves from this cancer of civilization called Islam

Mass deportations. Start with the non-citizens. Then continue with the naturalized and US born or converted muslims. Declare Islam a threat to the very existance of the Republic and its Constitution (afterall, in Islam the only accepted law is the Sharia and muslims everywhere in the world are taught their first duty is to obey the Islamic law and only after that to obey the laws of the countries they live in - with the condition those laws aren't contradicting the Islamic laws).

Amend the Constitution, strip them all of citizenship, offer them the chance to become apostates and remain here in the civilized world or deport them if they refuse.
Make conversion and preaching Islam a crime punished either by life in prison or deportation. That would be a humaine measure when compared with the punishment for renouncing Islam in most islamic countries is death by decapitation.

93 Angel  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 2:09:20pm

There was a bomb in the UK?..when?

ha

94 Killian Bundy  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 2:09:28pm
#90 Killian Bundy

/the mosque part was sarcasm, meant to point out the differences in behavior between Christians and Muslims

And it was framed as a hypothetical question, not a call for action.

/oh well, first time for everything I guess

95 JKWEST  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 2:09:30pm

Over the line, schmover the line...

BTW...I'm surprised its only 60%...I guess it depends on the media news outlet that takes the poll though..

96 mrsoc  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 2:10:14pm

91 republic
Thanks I appreciate the input and I respect Charles' right to delete whatever he pleases. I just didn't understand why. I didn't advocate violence, only a boycott. Americans vote with their wallets all the time.
I must have phrased it wrong.
Sorry Charles.

97 Spiny Norman  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 2:10:56pm

#25 MrMom

What ever happened to the 1,051# pig three 11 year-old killed in Georgia?

It was a domestic hog, not a wild boar, and quite tame. Just damn big.

98 Occasional Reader  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 2:11:11pm

Charles, while you're in the deletin' mood, how about #92?

99 Occasional Reader  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 2:15:22pm

#97 Spiny Norman: From your link:

The monster hog gained worldwide acclaim after he was bagged by 11-year-old Jamison Stone, a Pickensville native, with a .50-caliber pistol on May 3 at the Lost Creek Plantation, LLC, a hunting preserve in Delta. The big boar was hunted inside a large, low-fence enclosure and fired upon 16 times by Stone, who struck the animal nearly a half-dozen times during the three-hour hunt.

Two comments:

1) That's quite a strong wrist for an 11 year old; and

2) The "hunt" was shockingly unsporting... and, indeed, rather f**ked up. I would definitely think twice about having my son shoot a domestic pig to death - slowly - in a fenced enclosure. Sheesh.

100 Ed Mahmoud's Sock Puppet  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 2:16:43pm

I've had 2 weather posts deleted, although I suspect font sizes larger than 30pt were what did it.

101 Mike C.  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 2:17:37pm

Gosh, turn away for a few, and posts are going south left, right and center. Y'all be talkin bad ?

102 vxbush  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 2:17:47pm

100 Ed's Sock Puppet

Well, you know, those larger fonts take up more room. Charles has to be careful of how much memory is used up per post.

/

103 mrsoc  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 2:18:43pm

#99 Occasional Reader
That's disgusting. I would hardly call that a hunt-more of a murder.

104 ElKafir  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 2:20:51pm

#98 Occasional Reader

Please correct me if I'm wrong: is my post advocating genocide or anything of that sort against muslims?
Deportation has nothing to do with murder of genocide. Tens of millions of Americans are asking for the deportation of undocumented immigrants who broke the law by illegaly crossing the border. Why shouldn't we ask for the deportation of those tho consider the Constitution and all the laws of the United States to be subservient to the laws of their false Prophet? (piss be upon him)

105 Ojoe  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 2:20:55pm

The islamics don't seem to be well grounded.

106 LSD  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 2:22:47pm

OT: And now for something totally different:
Paris Goes To Jail (or) "I'm Not Going"

107 Ward Cleaver  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 2:22:57pm

#100 Ed...

I talked to June about 30 minutes ago, and Wylie was receiving heavy rain and pea-sized hail.

108 Ojoe  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 2:23:30pm

I don't know about deportation, but the preamble to the US Constitution says the Constitution was ordained and established to insure domestic tranquility. and islam hardly does that.

So you could make a case it's unconstitutional.

109 KGB  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 2:24:15pm

Wait a second, near the end of the video the good doctor compared the "plight" of Muslims in England to the treatment that the Jews received under Hitler. Apart from the gall it takes to equate mass murder to a group of citizens who enjoy the full rights and benefits of a liberal democracy, I think this man is treading on dangerous ground. I mean come on, admitting that the Jews were actually persecuted by Hitler? Saying this in a mosque? I'm surprised he wasn't stoned on the spot.

110 Killian Bundy  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 2:24:19pm
#103 mrsoc

That's disgusting. I would hardly call that a hunt-more of a murder.

Add cruelty too. The kid took three hours and like six shots to kill it.

/there were two adults with high powered rifles standing by "just in case" that could have put the hog out of its misery quickly, at any time during the ordeal

111 Ojoe  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 2:26:16pm

Re 108

And if it be unconstitutional,

What should we do?

112 Killian Bundy  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 2:27:13pm
#104 ElKafir

Why shouldn't we ask for the deportation of those tho consider the Constitution and all the laws of the United States to be subservient to the laws of their false Prophet?

A. You can't deport U.S. citizens.

B. It's not logistically possible.

/this subject has already been discussed to death here

113 Ward Cleaver  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 2:27:35pm

#99 OR

As far as I'm concerned, that's practically poaching. I remember years ago an uproar about a canned hunt here in Texas at an exotic wildlife place where some guy "hunted" a black panther (IIRC), that was basically on a tether.

That is not hunting.

114 Occasional Reader  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 2:28:21pm

#104 ElKafir: Take it up with this site's owner. He has made it crystal clear on more than one occasion what he won't tolerate on this blog.

(And, by the way, yes, there's a big difference between deporting illegal aliens and deporting US citizens and legal residents.)

115 Durendal  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 2:28:24pm

how come no joooooos were on the train? coincidence?

116 nonic  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 2:28:29pm

OT

I prefer this video.........

"Knut der kleine Eisbär"

117 Uncle Joe  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 2:28:33pm

The media's moral relativism feeds this kind of thing. The BBC, in particular, relentlessly spins the news against rationalism and democratic thought and then blames the evil stupidity they generate on "alienation" allegedly created by their own government! It's extremely disgusting. Here in the US, just look at the NY Times.

The media take no responsibility for the ongoing destruction of liberal democracy even though they are leading the charge against it.

118 FightingBack  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 2:29:26pm

Have you ever observed a court of law? The sheer denial of "truth" seen therein is the same as these beliefs. Known history is often prohibited; evidence is placed before those who are unequipped to comprehend it. Majority rules on the matter of right or wrong. And even if some sort of verdict is reached, there is not necessarily a consequence to follow. After a day in court, the logic of these folks seems quite unsurprising (although despicable) to me.

119 taxfreekiller[deleted]  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 2:29:39pm
120 sattv4u2  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 2:30:51pm

#107 Ward

But the question is ,, what size are your peas !?!?!?!

121 Ojoe  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 2:31:16pm

No. 104 came back. (in 112). But as my comment 108 referred to it, it should go too?

122 Occasional Reader  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 2:31:56pm
the preamble to the US Constitution says the Constitution was ordained and established to insure domestic tranquility. and islam hardly does that.

So you could make a case it's unconstitutional.


Oh, not this again.

Look, Skating With Celebrities doesn't ensure domestic tranquility, either. That doesn't make it unconstitutional.

123 taxfreekiller[deleted]  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 2:35:03pm
124 storagemanager  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 2:35:50pm
Egyptian Police Find 1.5 Tons of Explosives in Sinai


(IsraelNN.com) The Egyptian police force uncovered a cache of 1.5 tons of explosives in the Sinai peninsula on Monday. The explosives were intended to reach Gaza.

The Egyptians found 40 bags of explosives in a mountainous region of the Sinai during a routine sweep

[Link: www.israelnationalnews.com...]

125 Ojoe  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 2:35:51pm

122 OR

Preamble: Also: "Blessings of liberty to ourselves and our Posterity"

Join islam, can't leave or they shoot you.

Hardly compatible with Liberty.

Over a certain percentage if islam here, the Constitution is moot.

126 kulthur  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 2:35:54pm

I love this thinking: the only analytical requirement is that you can think of someone you don't like who had a reason to benefit in some way from some occurrence and - then, presto-chango - they did, no matter the countervailing evidence.

These are truly sophisticated minds.

127 funky chicken  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 2:38:08pm

So is it the effects of so many years' worth of banging one's head on the ground?

128 Richard Romano  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 2:38:12pm

The Muslim victim status on parade.

If they don't like UK society, move back to Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and any other Islamic paradise...come on, any takers?

129 threeCents  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 2:38:42pm

I wonder how much of this Truther/conspiracy talk has really become just a conveniently adopted propaganda strategy? Next, I'll be hearing that all of it is "created chaos" from a secret world government.

I also wonder how many of this 60% felt sympathy for the "imagined" attackers?

130 uptight  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 2:38:56pm

Another survey said that 24% of UK Muslims supported the 7/7 bombings.

Which together with this survey means, I guess, that 84% of British Muslims are either psychotic supporters of terrorism, or deranged denialists/apologists/conspiracy nutters.

That leaves a figure of 16% who are normal. Still sounds a little on the high side.

131 LeftJustAintRight  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 2:38:58pm

O.T.
I need help
I am buying a gun and looking at this one.
Taurus
Is this one ok or should i look for a different one.
Any suggestions or advice will be greatly appreciated.
David

132 storagemanager  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 2:39:18pm
Italian FM says hopes to strengthen cooperation with Syria towards peace


Published: 06.05.07, 00:33 / Israel News

Italy's foreign minister said Monday his country hopes to strengthen cooperation with Syria to achieve peace in the Middle East.

During his two-day visit to Damascus, Massimo D'Alema will discuss the recent UN Security Council resolution to establish an international tribunal to prosecute suspects in the 2005 assassination of former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafik Hariri

[Link: www.ynetnews.com...]

133 Pawn of the Oppressor  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 2:39:27pm

Man, what are you people saying that posts keep getting zapped?

I begin to wonder if Charles is watching in real time. Maybe he'll start editing our own posts as we type them!

Oh, and I CALL FOR THE DEPORTATION OF (you can't say that here, try again. -ed)

Damn.

134 sattv4u2  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 2:40:37pm

"A new survey of British Muslims by Channel 4 shows that nearly 60% believe that Muslims were not responsible for the 7/7 London bombings"


And 100% of ME doesn't believe that the US and Israel are responsible for any and all Pali and Muslim misery. So there ,,, we're all EVEN !

135 taxfreekiller[deleted]  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 2:40:59pm
136 Le Trôle  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 2:41:37pm
#112 Killian Bundy 6/04/2007 2:27:13 pm PDT
A. You can't deport U.S. citizens.
B. It's not logistically possible.

What about internment or exile?

137 nonic  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 2:42:25pm

#118 FightingBack

What you need to do is read some general education sort of material on PROCEDURE and EVIDENCE. For instance, chapters in a text book or text books for high school or junior college or college level courses in a paralegal program.

There are reasons -- usually very good reasons -- why some information is not admissible. Or under what circumstances it can become admissible.

Our adversary system (lawyers on each side) does the best job of making evidence understandable to a jury. That's what the lawyer's job is.

Majority rules? How else would YOU arrive at the "truth"?

Consequences? Those are decided by the legislature, at the prompting of the electorate.

I'm sorry if you got a raw deal in court somewhere. But it's not the system's fault.

138 Killian Bundy  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 2:42:43pm
#125 Ojoe

Over a certain percentage if islam here, the Constitution is moot.

Yeah, well you might just want to check the latest census figures (maybe 1-2% of the U.S. population).

/Spanish will be our official language centuries before Sharia is the law of the land, so relax

139 Ojoe  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 2:42:51pm

135 TFK

An easy system run by visa stamps and passports.

140 Occasional Reader  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 2:42:59pm

Ojoe, the Preamble is a recitation of why we are establishing this Constitution, not an enforceable set of laws. This is Civics 101, dude.

To declare that everything that happens in the US must "ensure domestic tranquility" or "secure the blessings of liberty" in order to be constitutional, is to assume that the US Constitution establishes a corporatist state in which the citizen enjoys only limited, stipulated freedoms. In fact, it is supposed to do the opposite. The Constitution doesn't tell you what you can do.

141 Joshua (not a hamster) Scholar  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 2:43:00pm

#130 uptight 6/04/2007 2:38:56 pm PDT

Another survey said that 24% of UK Muslims supported the 7/7 bombings.

Which together with this survey means, I guess, that 84% of British Muslims are either psychotic supporters of terrorism, or deranged denialists/apologists/conspiracy nutters.


You do realize that the 24% who say they supported the 7/7 bombings are the same 24% who say that Muslims didn't commit 7/7.

142 Ojoe  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 2:43:28pm

Spanish is better.

143 storagemanager  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 2:43:44pm
144 sattv4u2  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 2:44:01pm

#131,,, I prefer this

[Link: www2.eou.edu...]

145 Joshua (not a hamster) Scholar  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 2:44:05pm

The exact same attitudes exist for 9/11

146 Killian Bundy  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 2:44:23pm
#136 Le Trôle

What about internment or exile?

Both illegal.

/any other stupid strategies?

147 ChenZhen  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 2:44:38pm

#133 Pawn of the Oppressor 6/04/2007 2:39:27 pm PDT

Man, what are you people saying that posts keep getting zapped?

I begin to wonder if Charles is watching in real time. Maybe he'll start editing our own posts as we type them!

Oh, and I CALL FOR THE DEPORTATION OF (you can't say that here, try again. -ed)

Damn.

That was pretty funny.

148 Occasional Reader  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 2:44:57pm

#131 Leftain't: From what I've heard, Taurus used to make slightly cheapy knockoff Berettas in the semiauto department, but have improved dramatically in quality in recent years and are now pretty good guns.

149 Ojoe  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 2:45:06pm

140 OR

Yes it does. Amendment X

150 Occasional Reader  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 2:45:54pm
There are reasons -- usually very good reasons -- why some information is not admissible.

True, but that said, If I Were the King of the Forest, I would abolish the rule against hearsay.

151 PeaceAtAllCosts  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 2:46:27pm

We in the U.S. are not far behind the British. Our followers of the religion of Peace as led by upstanding organizations like CAIR espouse the same tripe.

152 taxfreekiller[deleted]  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 2:46:45pm
153 Occasional Reader  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 2:47:22pm

WHOA look at the time, gotta go, gotta pick up mah woman...

Play nice.

154 ElKafir  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 2:47:56pm

#131 LeftJustAintRight

Avoid Taurus like the plague. They have the krappiest customer service in the industry.
Besides running my own bussines, I also work part time in a gunstore and the stories I heard from Taurus customers in regards to the way Taurus reps are treating customers sending them guns for warranty repairs are horrible.
Get a Glock, a S&W, a Sig or if money permitting, a 1911 pattern semiauto.
If you need more details, join me in the lounge.

155 LeftJustAintRight  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 2:48:48pm

#148 Occasional Reader
Thanks Occasional I will look at them.
I do not know anything about Taurus and thought this would be the place to ask.
David

156 ointmentfly  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 2:49:48pm

99% of the rest of the world knows it was perputrated by muslims. That not only makes the 60% a bunch of islamofascist morons, but the press that reports this propaganda willing accomplices.

157 ointmentfly  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 2:51:59pm

Did anybody see "Saddam's Reign of Terror" last night? Is there any doubt that this guy needed to be taken out and that the situation in Iraq is not much more than abused wife syndrome?

158 Catttt  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 2:53:54pm

I'm not surprised, but these Muslim deniers are an odd lot. Many of them - especially young men - want to kill infidels, yet they deny that such things happen, even when there is overwhelming evidence. They deny events were done by Muslims, then they turn around and celebrate the same events as Muslim victories.

I suspect they don't really think they were not Muslims. They know they were Muslims. They are expressing denial in public or to the kuffar to save face. This is as we know extremely common with Muslims (which greatly interferes with their ability to get things done and contributes to their stagnation).

159 Wishbone  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 2:54:57pm

Have we got a new poster registered as '[deleted]'. Got a fair bit to say for a newbie, eh?.

#48 Cosmo

...shipping the melted Underground cars out through Liverpool under cover of darkness, dumping them in the depths of the North Sea.

If you try to shift anything here 'under cover of darkness', I absolutely guarantee you that half the city will know about it by dawn.

160 threeCents  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 2:56:13pm
#141 Joshua (not a hamster) Scholar 6/04/2007 2:43:00 pm PDT

You do realize that the 24% who say they supported the 7/7 bombings are the same 24% who say that Muslims didn't commit 7/7.

Exactly. I wish they would do some better polling to expose the conspiracy opinion as actually masking one that's quite different.

So, if they are holding both views, then they would actually support the government's alleged role in bombing its own citizens? [rhetorical question, btw]

161 Odinist  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 2:57:54pm

#158 Catttt

Well said, and probably 100% accurate...

162 North95  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 2:57:59pm

Well, these are the same people who believe the holocaust didn't happen, and that if it did, it was planned by the Jews and Nazis together.

And these are the same people who believe that Israel repeatedly attacked all the surrounding nations repeatedly, in spite of being woefully outnumbered and outgunned.

And these are the same people who believe that the CIA and the Jews attacked the World Trade Center.

And, thanks to the recent disgusting BBC report, believe that Israel hijacked their own plane to Uganda a couple of decades ago.

North

163 Le Trôle  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 2:59:12pm
#146 Killian Bundy 6/04/2007 2:44:23 pm PDT
#136 Le Trôle
What about internment or exile?

Both illegal.
/any other stupid strategies?

I'm not sure why you would consider these to be stupid strategies. Take these points into consideration:

Lincoln sought to preserve the Union. How is the secession of a state inherently different from a city or region that chooses to be disloyal to the nation? At what point does an enclave become an autonomous region?

Felons lose the privilege to vote and the right to own guns, both of which are guaranteed to citizens under the Constitution.

164 republic  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 2:59:47pm

People are sawing heads off of other human beings, and we're talking about some kid shooting a pig?

"I feel so bad for that pig"?

I wish most people felt that kind of compassion for the hundreds who are being murdered by Islam on a daily basis, all over the world.

Sheesh!

People shoot pigs every day in this country, on farms, in pig houses, enclosed areas, no larger than a 10'x10' pig house, and most who enjoy bacon, enjoy bacon, and don't worry about the pig, myself included.

If the kid shot the pig on a canned hunt, then so be it, it's his loss, at "prestige", not anyone elses.

I never thought I'd see the day, that some kid who shot a pig, regardless of where, would take precidence, over the evils that affect mankind on a daily basis.

/rant off

165 pat  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 3:00:10pm

The street seen was pitiful. Looked worse than anything in the orient. The Brits have turned their country to a Islamic slum.

166 buzzsawmonkey[deleted]  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 3:00:52pm
167 Angel  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 3:03:36pm

Another survey said that 74.3% of UK Muslims secretly enjoy gefilte fish.

Oh and by the way:
Why is deportation soooooooo unfeasible?

168 Joshua (not a hamster) Scholar  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 3:03:36pm

I suspect they don't really think they were not Muslims. They know they were Muslims. They are expressing denial in public or to the kuffar to save face.

Right, but the as Morpheus might have said, "the hole goes deeper than that".

They will also deny it to other Muslims who seem to disapprove of violence. Islam can not be criticized. The prophet can not be shamed. And denial is the easiest defense.

They will also deny it to themselves in order to maintain a pious hatred and to remain on the right side...

And there's the crux. Believing Muslims understand that if they ever side in favor of infidels then they will be "denied God's blessing", that's an offense you go to hell for. And that's the only thing that matters. Truth is nothing to them. But they have to hate the infidel and side against us in every battle if they are going to go to heaven

169 Rockman  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 3:03:39pm

Collective insanity. Mass delusion. Denial.
Projection. Paranoia. Cognitive dissonance.
The Umma has it all...

170 nonic  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 3:04:13pm

#150 Occasional Reader


True, but that said, If I Were the King of the Forest, I would abolish the rule against hearsay

The rule against hearsay protects you from someone claiming you said something incriminating when you are not able to cross examine them and/or refute it yourself.

171 Durendal  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 3:04:21pm

the Constitution has serious flaws anyway, it's time to toss it out and start fresh

172 sattv4u2  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 3:04:42pm

# 162 North 95

And don't forget, we have Live Martians hidden in a lab at Area 51

President Kennedy was killed by Lyndon Johnson et al

President Kennedy is also still alive. Well, actually, his head is stil;l alive and being kept in an underground bunker below the Pentagon

173 Wishbone  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 3:06:04pm

#165 Pat

The Brits have turned their country to a Islamic slum.

Not to put too fine a point on it but, seriously, what the hell would you know?

I tell you what..... Why don't you tell us all what your vision of an 'Islamic slum' is and then explain what leads you to believe that the entire land mass of Britain looks like that.

Don't rush. Take your time. I'm sure it will be good.

174 NY Nana  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 3:06:31pm

OT, but speaking of polls: Shock poll: Bush’s support on immigration crumbles among Republicans

I wonder if this will make the least bit of difference to the President. He just does not understand.

175 Killian Bundy  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 3:06:49pm
#163 Le Trôle

I'm not sure why you would consider these to be stupid strategies.

Because . . .

A. They're illegal and/or unconstitutional

B. They're not logistically possible

Again, this subject has been discussed to death here and your proposals are nothing more than fantasy.

/if you would actually think through what would be involved, if it wasn't illegal/unconstitutional, you'd realize that

176 JammieWearingFool  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 3:08:10pm

Mauritania Islamists Claim Torture

It all has a familiar ring to it.

Fellow defence lawyer Abdallahi Ould Dah said statements made by the accused had been extracted under torture.

MBaye said the defence team would lodge a legal complaint against those responsible for torturing her clients.

"Since September 2001 Muslim communities have been hounded and considered as responsible for the destruction of the World Trade Center towers," she said.

177 Killian Bundy  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 3:15:42pm
#172 sattv4u2

And don't forget, we have Live Martians hidden in a lab at Area 51

That's incorrect.

/everybody knows that Dulce, New Mexico is where the action is, as per the Grenada Treaty

178 song_and_dance_man[deleted]  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 3:16:22pm
179 wrathofasma  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 3:18:02pm

Glad to know that Charles is not as extreme as Hugh Fitzgerald. Seriously, there are moral and ethical issues regarding interning or kicking out a whole community out of the US. The Benes decree pipe dream that some retards (including the ever-so eloquent Hugh Fitzgerald) have is just that, a pipe dream.

180 Ward Cleaver  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 3:18:20pm

#152 tfk

Ningún niño se fue detrás

/babelfish translation of no child left behind

181 experiencedtraveller  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 3:18:27pm

We should NOT be surprised.
This is what they are TAUGHT.

/We should shoot a few school teachers.
//OK thats SARC
/// But we must reform education and end multiculturalism before it ends us.

182 cagney  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 3:18:41pm

Finally they're being honest about things...It'll be remembered...

183 Catttt  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 3:23:57pm

163 Le Trôle

With both of your points, you are comparing apples and oranges.

The constitution grants right of due process. Exile? U.S. citizens can't be deported. Internment? Illegal. U.S. citizens and bone fide resident aliens cannot be rounded up and incarcerated without due process of law on an individual basis.

Your two points have nothing to do with due process issues. The constitution grants that suffrage cannot be denied on account of race, previous condition of servitude, sex, etc. It does NOT say felons cannot be denied suffrage. Also, this is a states issue, and the majority of states do NOT deny all felons suffrage. Re gun ownership, again, that is a states' rights issue.

184 Areopagitica  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 3:24:48pm

Never in my life have I seen a group of people, and I mean "the Ummah," more willing to believe in any possible conspiracy theory that comes down the pipe. I bet the imams could get them to believe that the joooos were to blame for the extinction of the dinosaurs.

185 nonic  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 3:26:37pm

#175 Killian Bundy

I haven't read the specific posts here, but IN GENERAL.....

-- anything can become legal if laws are passed (or struck down) making it so,

-- anything can become constitutional with an amendment to the constitution,

-- logistical difficulty, indeed impossibility, only depends on how much you want to DO something.

I am not hereby advocating mass deportations (if that is the topic), I'm just saying that nothing's impossible, and looking back from the END of this century, we might all be very surprised at what happens.

186 400lb Gorilla  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 3:28:00pm

Dial 1-800-WHAAAAAAAAAAAHabi.

These people are worthless

187 song_and_dance_man[deleted]  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 3:28:48pm
188 EC Marm  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 3:29:01pm

#18 NoSubmission
I stole that, hope you don't mind.

189 funky chicken  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 3:30:22pm

90 Killian H8ter

190 tank22  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 3:31:39pm

#163 Le Trôle
I'm not sure why you would consider these to be stupid strategies.

Because . . .

A. They're illegal and/or unconstitutional

B. They're not logistically possible

Again, this subject has been discussed to death here and your proposals are nothing more than fantasy.

/if you would actually think through what would be involved, if it wasn't illegal/unconstitutional, you'd realize that

How about for everyone of us that their country takes, we'll take one of theirs. For every church that we build in their country, they can build a mosque here. For every women they hire in the workplace there, we hire one here. That should make immigration from those countries come to a standstill

191 experiencedtraveller  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 3:32:00pm
#184 Areopagitica

Dude...EVERYBODY knows the jooos killed the dinosaurs

/truther version 2.0

192 Killian Bundy  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 3:32:02pm
#185 nonic

I'm just saying that nothing's impossible, and looking back from the END of this century, we might all be very surprised at what happens.

Sure, anything's possible. And pigs might really fly someday.

/chance of any of that happening without a total breakdown of national civil order and our political/societal structure, about zero

193 Enraged_Badger  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 3:32:43pm

Good ol' muslim cognitive disonance. I love it how they can praise 'The Fab Four' for killing the kaffirs and blame the evil zionist-crusaders for the bombing at the same time. You know, where 9/11 is a great Muslim victory AND coverup job by Mossad.
So bloody stupid.

194 song_and_dance_man[deleted]  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 3:36:32pm
195 Le Trôle  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 3:38:00pm
#175 Killian Bundy 6/04/2007 3:06:49 pm PDT
#163 Le Trôle
I'm not sure why you would consider these to be stupid strategies.

Because . . .
A. They're illegal and/or unconstitutional
B. They're not logistically possible
Again, this subject has been discussed to death here and your proposals are nothing more than fantasy.
/if you would actually think through what would be involved, if it wasn't illegal/unconstitutional, you'd realize that

I always appreciate a debating style that depends mainly on handwaving and dismissal by previous discussion. It dispenses with the need to actually explain a position.

That being said:
If voting and gun ownership are guaranteed by the Constitution, yet can be suspended dependant upon personal acts,

If preservation of the Union is paramount, even war being waged to enforce national sovereignty,

If the Constitution names sedition as a punishable act,

If Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of Happiness can be trumped by national need, such as a draft, or even a local need, such as being sequestered for jury service,

If curfews can be set, and evacuation forced in a disaster area,

How can you say that internment is not constitutional?

196 Killian Bundy  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 3:38:06pm
#190 tank22

How about for everyone of us that their country takes, we'll take one of theirs. For every church that we build in their country, they can build a mosque here. For every women they hire in the workplace there, we hire one here. That should make immigration from those countries come to a standstill

Do you really think that's a practical solution?

/tell you what, run it by your Congressional representatives and see what they think

197 EC Marm  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 3:38:56pm

This is nice, but maybe we can get Britain and France and a few other countries to join:

MADRID, June 4, 2007 (AFP) - Spain will summon Iran's ambassador to condemn the "unacceptable" anti-Israeli outburst made by Iran's president over the weekend, Foreign Minister Miguel Angel Moratinos said Monday.

"It is unacceptable that a president of the international community would pronounce those words," he told public Radio Nacional de Espana.

"I have asked our political director to summon the Iranian ambassador to express our total and absolute rejection of these statements," he added.


[Link: www.iranfocus.com...]

198 tradewind  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 3:39:48pm

Yahooey Ackbar! CAIR North America has just been named an ' unindicted co-conspirator ' by the feds! Let's hope that unindicted status changes soon.

I'd love to hear A wad's take on this one, and I doubt it will be a long wait, as their rapid jihad response team shifts into gear.

199 Killian Bundy  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 3:39:53pm
#195 Le Trôle

How can you say that internment is not constitutional?

Because the [expletive deleted] Supreme Court says so.

/good enough?

200 sheik yer'mami  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 3:40:01pm

Nonsense.

They don't really believe that at all.

They all know that 'War is Deceit' and that terror is part and parcel of Islam in order to make the world Islamic. That's why the London suicide bombers are 'martyrs' and got huge funerals in Pakistan. Even the Bosnian mall-shooter who killed 5 people got a huge funeral in Bosnia. 'Strike fear in the hearts of the infidels'- it all comes straight from the Koran. Muslims believe that with each act of terror they win more converts.

To lie and deny is also part of this strategy. Its called 'kitman & taqiyya'- learn to understand how they operate and never accept what they say, but always look at what they do...

[Link: sheikyermami.com...]

201 Killgore Trout  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 3:40:08pm

#195 Le Trôle
Please stop.

202 Thanos  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 3:41:13pm

Asking for help here, Lizards near Kansas City please check this link.

203 nonic  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 3:43:40pm

#192 Killian

Sure, anything's possible. And pigs might really fly someday.

/chance of any of that happening without a total breakdown of national civil order and our political/societal structure, about zero

Prohibition? Repeal of Prohibition? End of slavery? Civil rights for blacks? Voting rights for women? Decriminalization of abortion?

Ever hear of those? A lot of people thought those were impossible, too.

I think it's going to depend on what islam pushes us to -- in this country and throughout the West.

(Actually, I don't think pigs will ever really be able to fly, though.)

204 friarstale  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 3:43:53pm

Islam is the religion of denial

here's a Koran search for the word "lie"
[Link: quod.lib.umich.edu...]

205 mollyshark  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 3:44:14pm

Republic, that's not fair. I love my dogs. I love my pigs (I have 2). I love my goats. I love my son. I love my husband. They are all different planes of love and all can co-exist happily. There is plenty to go around. I can feel ill over the misogyny of the islamic cultures. I can feel ill over child abuse anywhere. And I can feel ill over the abuse of a very intelligent creature, this pig, who had the misfortune to stumble on a little brute of a child and the adults who did not teach him any better. One does not take away from the other and there is plenty to go around.

206 cagney  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 3:47:12pm

Hope this post it's going to turn into another transatlantic tiff, just waiting for a Harold Shand rant !

Seriously though, the comments from the muslims does puts

207 FriarsTale  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 3:49:22pm

202
I saw that story earlier
It doesn't look good
atm card missing?
whoever took her will most likely force her to withdraw as much money as possible, then if she's very lucky they'll let her go

I notice the town is close to two interstate highways
doesn't look good
she could be anywhere
the only hope is if the cops can trace the withdrawal locations, and if her abductors are dumb enough to use the cell phone

unfortunately, she is also very pretty

208 Sabraguy  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 3:50:08pm

I'm seriously beginning to think their brains are wired up differently to everybody else's.

This would explain why so many of them are unable to grasp facts. It would also explain why their culture has stagnated for 1400 years, and why they can happily kill and maim in the name of Islam while maintaining it is a religion of peace.

209 Odinist  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 3:51:06pm

OT-

Is anyone else having problems loading/refreshing LGF tonight, or is it just me?

210 Partisan  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 3:51:12pm
#171 Durendal

the Constitution has serious flaws anyway, it's time to toss it out and start fresh

And those flaws are?

211 funky chicken  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 3:57:10pm

205 mollyshark The boy's father was told it was a wild hog. Wild hogs are vicious and can easily kill humans.

If they knew it was a tame pet, they wouldn't have paid good money to the hunting plantation to hunt it. The fact that they took 2-3 hours to take it down shows that they tracked it carefully as one would deal with something very dangerous, not something tame.

Also, shouldn't you be more angry at the losers who sold their supposedly beloved pet to a HUNTING PLANTATION?

I don't hunt. My family doesn't hunt. We live in the South, however, and the private hunting plantations are just part of life down here. They don't put animals in little pens like a corral and just shoot at them.

212 tradewind  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 3:57:28pm

#209
Yeah, I have a normally fast cable connection and the lizard line is crawlin' tonight.

#202,
Saying a prayer for her, maybe she will be one of the miracles.
I'm sure this is unnecessary info for most here, but just in case, if you are ever ordered to get in a car at gunpoint, DO NOT. Your odds of escaping with a bullet wound or two yet still alive are far higher than the zero odds if you get in that car.

213 Le Trôle  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 3:58:52pm
#183 Catttt 6/04/2007 3:23:57 pm PDT
163 Le Trôle
With both of your points, you are comparing apples and oranges.
The constitution grants right

This where I stopped reading, dear. If you think the constitution *grants* rights, perhaps you need to take an Englishman's advice and go read a little Jefferson or Paine.

We have the same rights, the only thing your Constitution does is enumerate them.

That being said, there is nothing magical about citizenship. Just as a nation may make provisions to accept foreigners if the swear allegience, there is no moral argument to prevent the expulsion of those, even if they are natual born, who do not and will consider themselves citizens of the land where they live.

214 Muadib  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 3:59:30pm

#209 Odinist

Same problem here..

215 Daisy  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 3:59:43pm

Paranoia is always the result of a totalitarian mindset.

216 stevieray  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 4:00:03pm

The survival of this nation, this constitution, this culture, is paramount. In order to do this, sometimes, rarely, the constitution has been bent, or stuffed into our back pocket and ignored. For a short time, for a compelling reason, for survival. I wish this wasn't true, but it is. Some things must be dealt with harshly.

Islam is going to be one of those things. Even a great assimilation machine such as us will eventually run into something that won't be swallowed, can't be digested.

Our actions will be dictated by facts, not wishes, dreams, or illusions. Or we won't survive.

217 republic  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 4:00:12pm

#205 mollyshark

Republic, that's not fair. I love my dogs. I love my pigs (I have 2). I love my goats. I love my son. I love my husband. They are all different planes of love and all can co-exist happily. There is plenty to go around. I can feel ill over the misogyny of the islamic cultures. I can feel ill over child abuse anywhere. And I can feel ill over the abuse of a very intelligent creature, this pig, who had the misfortune to stumble on a little brute of a child and the adults who did not teach him any better. One does not take away from the other and there is plenty to go around.

I have 17 cats, and they are taken care of better than any cats in the entire world, hands down, I have hunted for well over 30 years, I have never killed an animal that I didn't eat, I feel very bad when I even run over a squirrel, I have eaten beef and pork, and such all of my life, even taken part in the slaughter of farm animals, for the purpose of filling the freezer with wonderful meat.

I have never, and will never, put animals on the same plane as humans, ever!

I have never mistreated an animal, but I will never, ever put an animal on the same plane as a human.

Of ironic note, I have read, and seen many stories over the past 30 or so years, of hunters shooting record book animals, which means absolutely nothing to me.

These people, most of whom, have spent countles hours, countles money, to hunt these animals, and upon harvesting such animals, in less than a day, in every case, the rumors started flying, about how the animal was taken illegaly, or unethically, etc.

I know of one instance, out of thousands, where the person actually rigged the whole deal, and that person paid dearly for it.

I don't yet know the truth about this issue of the large pig, but like I said before, people eat bacon, and love it, and don't think a thing about it, and that is from animals that lived their lives in a 10'x10' fenced area.

I'm just saying, when people make a bigger fuss about a pig being killed, over the humans that are being killed, well, that is just wrong, and that is not just my opinion.

218 nonic  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 4:00:21pm

#195 Le Trole

How can you say that internment is not constitutional?

The U.S. Supreme Court did NOT find the internment of Japanese during WWII to be unconstitutional. They UPHELD the federal government's right to do so.

Korematsu v. United States, 323 U.S. 214 (1944)

And that precedent still stands.

219 stevieray  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 4:01:17pm

#209 Odinist

Same here. Had to sign-in twice.

220 ruddoj  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 4:01:57pm

does anyone think Britiania will be around (as it is today) in 100 years?

Or are we seeing the end (and I mean END) of the Brits as we have known them for so many years?

221 song_and_dance_man[deleted]  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 4:02:01pm
222 missouri boy  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 4:02:29pm

216
Well said.

223 Thanos  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 4:03:56pm

#207 Friar

There's a massive search going on right now, there are about 200 people sweeping the area. It's a big mall complex, with some parks nearby however you are right about the easy access to Hiway 35, Highway 69, and the 435 Beltway

224 Maui Girl  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 4:05:31pm

Can't US citizens be stripped of their citizenship?

225 Muadib  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 4:06:00pm
A new survey of British Muslims by Channel 4 shows that nearly 60% believe that Muslims were not responsible for the 7/7 London bombings

The same survey illustrates that nearly 60% of British Muslims are void of intellect.

226 Maui Girl  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 4:06:28pm

#221

I think you just answered my question.

227 nonic  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 4:06:44pm

#199 Killian Bundy

#195 Le Trôle
How can you say that internment is not constitutional?

Because the [expletive deleted] Supreme Court says so.

/good enough?

I believe you are wrong on this. Do you have a U.S. Supreme Court citation overturning Korematsu?

228 song_and_dance_man[deleted]  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 4:13:17pm
229 nonic  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 4:13:38pm

Killian

You can find a lot of lay opinion on the web decrying the supposed "racisim" or alleged "violation of civil rights" of Korematsu. And you can even find statements of "shame" and "apology" by Congress persons to Mr. Korematsu himself and Japanese-Americans in general.

But none of that overturns the decision.

230 Le Trôle  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 4:14:35pm
#218 nonic 6/04/2007 4:00:21 pm PDT
#195 Le Trole
How can you say that internment is not constitutional?
The U.S. Supreme Court did NOT find the internment of Japanese during WWII to be unconstitutional. They UPHELD the federal government's right to do so.
Korematsu v. United States, 323 U.S. 214 (1944)
And that precedent still stands.

Darn it, you stole my thunder. I expected a few more bleats of "b-b-but it's not constitutional" before bringing that out.

It is indeed refreshing to see someone who actually understands the Constitution to be a bit more than a license to undermine the nation using its own principles against it.

It's been said that tolerance is virtue of the man without convictions. The is no honour in tolerating those who would overthrow the very sytem that allows them the freedom to do so.

231 NY Nana  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 4:49:12pm

#218 nonic

Pretty funny coming from the troll from the UK, which has no Constitution.

232 Killian Bundy  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 4:53:47pm
#229 nonic

You can find a lot of lay opinion on the web decrying the supposed "racisim" or alleged "violation of civil rights" of Korematsu. And you can even find statements of "shame" and "apology" by Congress persons to Mr. Korematsu himself and Japanese-Americans in general.

But none of that overturns the decision.

The Korematsu decision has not been explicitly overturned.

You're correct now that I think about it. It hasn't been directly challenged because the Government hasn't tried to intern anyone since WWII. I haven't read or Shepardized the case in quite a while, but I do know that it's been chipped at on the edges over the years. If the Government tries to intern people again, which they won't, there's no way Korematsu will hold up as good precedent.

/remember, we ended up paying reparations the last time

233 Killian Bundy  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 4:57:16pm
#230 Le Trôle I expected a few more bleats of "b-b-but it's not constitutional" before bringing that out.

I wouldn't hang your hat on Korematsu.

/it won't survive the next round, that'll never happen anyway

234 Le Trôle  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 5:07:17pm
#233 Killian Bundy 6/04/2007 4:57:16 pm PDT
#230 Le Trôle I expected a few more bleats of "b-b-but it's not constitutional" before bringing that out.
I wouldn't hang your hat on Korematsu.
/it won't survive the next round, that'll never happen anyway

It's constitutional. Deal with it.

Now don't you feel like a complete arse with your buffoonish hand-waving? You were wrong.

More importantly, never say never, because never is a long time.

235 JamesTKirk  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 5:09:35pm

Oi, let's give them a state borough!

236 funky chicken  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 5:11:24pm

Could they round up muslims in the UK for internment?

Isn't the thread about muslims in the UK?

Why the argument about what could be done here in the US?

237 Killian Bundy  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 5:15:32pm
#234 Le Trôle

Now don't you feel like a complete arse with your buffoonish hand-waving? You were wrong.

Not at all because I've actually studied the case and the aftermath. It's been diluted over the years and is very weak precedent today.

/the only reason it hasn't been overturned outright is because it can't be directly challenged until the Government tries to intern people again

238 Le Trôle  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 5:16:13pm

Epilogue:

#232 Killian Bundy 6/04/2007 4:53:47 pm PDT
You're correct now that I think about it. It hasn't been directly challenged because the Government hasn't tried to intern anyone since WWII.

No sir, you're not recalling a given set of facts:
YOU HAVE JUST BEEN EDJUMACATED.

239 MoonbatBane  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 5:17:42pm

#199 Killian Bundy 6/04/2007 3:39:53 pm PDT

#195 Le Trôle

How can you say that internment is not constitutional?

Because the [expletive deleted] Supreme Court says so.

/good enough?

Not good enough and factually incorrect (Wiki article, but it's pretty good on this one.)

Given the subversion by the moonbats of effective counter-intelligence in the US and abroad, it's almost a certainty that we will see a HUGE attack (WMD or something like the planned JFK attack) in the US in the not too distant future. Granted, some of the guys on the ground have been doing their job under GW. I don't believe we have stopped a bunch of terrorist attacks through sheer luck. However, sooner or later our hobbled intel will fail or a Democrap will get in the White House and we will see our intel totally gutted. At that point, we will see tens of thousands of dead Americans, if not more, thanks to some group of Islamofacists. Shortly thereafter, we WILL see internment of Muslims. I'm not saying that's a good thing or something I want to see, but that IS where we are headed. And I don't see much hope for altering the course we are on. (Except maybe, just maybe, a Thompson/Guliani or Thompson/Gingrich win in '08, but that may be wishful thinking.)

240 MoonbatBane  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 5:21:57pm

#232 Killian Bundy 6/04/2007 4:53:47 pm PDT

If the Government tries to intern people again, which they won't, there's no way Korematsu will hold up as good precedent.

Respectfully disagree. We haven't seen the case challenged because we have not seen a similar overt threat to our existence since WWII. Therefore, we have not seen such a law again, and if we had, it would not have survived strict scrutiny.

However, if we see a similar threat or worse -- think a WMD going off in NYC, Washington, LA, Chicago, or any other major American city -- we WILL see internment again and it WILL withstand strict scrutiny.

/remember, we ended up paying reparations the last time

Yup, and we will pay reparations again, after the threat has been eliminated...

241 Le Trôle  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 5:22:58pm
#237 Killian Bundy 6/04/2007 5:15:32 pm PDT
/the only reason it hasn't been overturned outright is because it can't be directly challenged until the Government tries to intern people again

Of course, we can depend upon goons like you to overturn such reasonable interpretations of the constitution. I offer you the opportunity to declare otherwise.

And save the slashies for digg and fark. You may as well end a post with a smiley.

242 Steve Young  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 5:23:10pm

#17 Just_A_Grunt

Absolutely no evidence exists that Muslims are involved in any sort of acts of violence.
Except newspaper stories going back to the 1970's.

The stories of Islamic violence go back to the 7th century and Mohammed. If they had newspapers back then the violence would be the same, the tools used to kill would be the only things that change.

243 MoonbatBane  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 5:27:13pm

#242 Steve Young 6/04/2007 5:23:10 pm PDT

If they had newspapers back then the violence would be the same, the tools used to kill would be the only things that change.

Well, they've certainly added tools such as suicide bombers. But they still seem to revel in the 7th century brutality of cutting people's heads off...

244 Killian Bundy  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 5:38:46pm
#238 Le Trôle

YOU HAVE JUST BEEN EDJUMACATED.

Yeah, like you have any idea what your talking about.

/why don't you just go Shepardize Korematsu and see how high and mighty it still is

245 Le Trôle  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 5:46:20pm
#244 Killian Bundy 6/04/2007 5:38:46 pm PDT
#238 Le Trôle
YOU HAVE JUST BEEN EDJUMACATED.

Yeah, like you have any idea what your talking about.

/why don't you just go Shepardize Korematsu and see how high and mighty it still is

Big hint, Killian Bundy,
Your foolish, yet sanctimonious dismissal is not effective. Go bark at the moon.

And learn ye some constitutional law before ye decide once again to pontificate.

246 Wurzle Gummage  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 5:48:18pm

#220

does anyone think Britiania will be around (as it is today) in 100 years?
Or are we seeing the end (and I mean END) of the Brits as we have known them for so many years?

Unfortunately, England as we THINK of it (and as I remember it) ceased to exist at the beginning of the 60's and by 1968 the incessant flood of uneducated, diseased, NON-PRODUCTIVE Pakistani's, West Indians, Indians and the rest (sorry for the non-pc) put an end to the English way of life as seen on PBS in the popular 70's era "Britcoms".

I believe a large majority of the generation (my parents generation) that fought Hitler, came out of that experience so traumatized that they would've given up EVERYTHING (which is what they did eventually) to avoid fighting for anything. (My Mother and many of her peers, blamed Churchill every bit as much as Hitler for the war) MY peers continued the BLAME ENGLAND FIRST mantra, and so on and on...fortunately I listened to and took the advice of Enoch Powell and got the hell out of there by 1970.

From what I hear from relatives, I believe that the average Englishman has absolutely no idea what islam represents, what sharia law really is and how much their lives are about to change (it'll happen much sooner than 100 years too, try 10). To the average English working man, someone who speaks the "Queen's English" with an Oxford accent is to be despised much more than the butchers of islam.

Is there ANY chance of survival of the English way of life? Well, in England today, the flag of the Cross of St. George is considered an insult to the muslims and is only ever seen at World Cup Soccer matches! I was raised WITH ABSOLUTELY NO PATRIOTISM TOWARD MY COUNTRY and I can only imagine how much less patriotic todays English kids are.

247 Le Trôle  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 5:53:28pm
#231 NY Nana 6/04/2007 4:49:12 pm PDT
#218 nonic
Pretty funny coming from the troll from the UK, which has no Constitution.

No dear, the funny part is where a so-called teoll fro the uk (my surname is Le Trôle) can more perfectly express the beauty of the American Experiment than the hicks and briar-hoppers who take for granted their condition, who foolishly assume freedom and liberty to be the default state of man.

248 Killian Bundy  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 5:54:07pm
#245 Le Trôle

And learn ye some constitutional law before ye decide once again to pontificate.

Already did.

/are you a lawyer?

249 Le Trôle  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 5:55:27pm

Alcholic Disclaimer:
The last post was produced under the influence of quality gin, namely Gordon's. None of that foul Bombay Sapphire for us.

250 MoonbatBane  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 6:01:57pm

#249 Le Trôle 6/04/2007 5:55:27 pm PDT

Alcholic Disclaimer:
The last post was produced under the influence of quality gin, namely Gordon's. None of that foul Bombay Sapphire for us.

Gordon's is good stuff, but let's not diss that Bombay. Not bad if it's what's handy, and definitely better than Tanquray (sp? don't care -- yeuch).

251 buzzsawmonkey[deleted]  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 6:05:01pm
252 nonic  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 6:07:30pm

#231 NY Nana

I'm not sure who the "troll" is supposed to be........ but...... I believe the British DO have a constitution, in practie -- it's just not written down in one document like the U.S. Constitution.

253 Le Trôle  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 6:07:57pm
#248 Killian Bundy 6/04/2007 5:54:07 pm PDT
#245 Le Trôle
And learn ye some constitutional law before ye decide once again to pontificate.
Already did.
/are you a lawyer?

Are you the atypical buffoon who assumes the greatness of his nation is somehow normal, and not the result of God's blessing for five centuries?

I am not a lawyer, what a quaint term. Sort of like calling a author a 'word writer'.

I am merely moderately edjumacted, that is to say, I hads me some schooling, where I learned me some stuff.

Yikes, I sound like taxfreekiller when I'm good and drunk.

254 MoonbatBane  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 6:08:01pm

#248 Killian Bundy 6/04/2007 5:54:07 pm PDT

/are you a lawyer?

To ANYONE thinking of answering that question, DON'T! Otherwise, some troll or yahoo will take something you say offhand as legal advice, act on it, and then sue you for malpractice when things go south. Whether or not you got paid is irrelevant, as is whether or not you meant your statements to be relied upon.

Also, some of our discussions hit on some pretty hot topics PC-wise. If you admit to being a lawyer and someone tracks you down, you could get into deep dripe for having expressed your un-PC opinion.

No, I'm not a lawyer. I am NOT giving legal advice, but rather real world advice. Have seen friends who are lawyers deal with this type of garbage, though.

255 Le Trôle  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 6:14:16pm
#250 MoonbatBane 6/04/2007 6:01:57 pm PDT
Gordon's is good stuff, but let's not diss that Bombay. Not bad if it's what's handy, and definitely better than Tanquray (sp? don't care -- yeuch).

Bombay will do, but only a last resort. It tastes like someone pissed in a bowl of potpourri. (pronounced 'pot porry')

256 Wurzle Gummage  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 6:18:28pm

#251
#246 Wurzle Gummage
Now there's a name I haven't seen in 40-plus years.
How's Saucy Nancy these days?

LOL - O she be fine! Thanks for asking.

257 mfarmer1  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 6:21:56pm

I view the Islamic world as if it was a gigantic collective OJ jury: There is barely any reasoning with it, logical arguments or discussions are largely a waste of time, and it thrives on pure emotionalism and uneducated hearsay from sidewalk barbers and worse.

Blend in a heaping helping of idiotic religious gobbledygook, and you guarantee failure by any measure for that 20% of the world's population.

The majority of Muslims are simply primitives, and need to be treated as such. The trouble is that they probably wouldn't even notice the difference.

258 Le Trôle  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 6:22:00pm
#254 MoonbatBane 6/04/2007 6:08:01 pm PDT
#248 Killian Bundy 6/04/2007 5:54:07 pm PDT
/are you a lawyer?
To ANYONE thinking of answering that question, DON'T! Otherwise, some troll or yahoo will take something you say offhand as legal advice, act on it, and then sue you for malpractice when things go south. Whether or not you got paid is irrelevant, as is whether or not you meant your statements to be relied upon.

No dear, I am not a lawyer, nor do I play one on TV. You may safely take my opinion for what it is, the un-attributed opinion of an anonymous internet poster. But be advised that I have never lost a case before the highest court in the land.

259 buzzsawmonkey[deleted]  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 6:25:08pm
260 J.S.  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 6:28:27pm

Ok -- so approx. 60 percent of British Muslims believe that 7/7 was a conspiracy. What i'd like to know is -- how many non-Muslim Brits believe the same thing?

I recall reading (in our local Canadian paper) immediately after 7/7 -- in "Letters to the Editor" -- the claims by individuals that it was all a conspiracy -- the suicide bombers weren't really Muslims, it was all a crock done by the Blair government. These "letters to the editor" were written by people with anglo-sounding names.

The CBC also (after 9/11) provided links to Thierry Meyssan’s book (that's the Fwench "intellect" who claimed it was all a plot by the Bush govt); the CBC also featured a program in praise of conspiracy theories. So, the loons/moonbats are many, many, many -- not just Muslims, but all their fellow, cheer-leading supporters...(aka the CBC/BBC media folk, etc.)

261 Le Trôle  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 6:28:51pm
#259 buzzsawmonkey 6/04/2007 6:25:08 pm PDT
#258 Le Trole
But be advised that I have never lost a case before the highest court in the land.
Have you ever lost one at the airport carousel?

Several times.

Often, the same one, repeatedly.

Wink wink, nod nod.

262 Le Trôle  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 6:41:09pm
#246 Wurzle Gummage 6/04/2007 5:48:18 pm PDT
Unfortunately, England as we THINK of it (and as I remember it) ceased to exist at the beginning of the 60's and by 1968 the incessant flood of uneducated, diseased, NON-PRODUCTIVE Pakistani's, West Indians, Indians and the rest (sorry for the non-pc) put an end to the English way of life as seen on PBS in the popular 70's era "Britcoms".

England ceased in 1978. Thank Johnny Rotten and the perverse cheering squad provided by The Sun.

Why would you blame the foreign influences, when we always had the wherewithal to destroy ourselves?

You give too much credit to the duskey heathen.

263 nonic  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 6:53:44pm

#233 Killian
#234 Le Trole

I think trying to make predictions about what will happen in terms of constitutional law (e.g., "internment can never happend again") in the coming decades is pointless.

It's going to depend on how far and how hard the islamists push us.

Will there be a major attack from the outside? Will there be lots of small attacks from the inside?

Will there be "peaceful" political encroachments little by little that raise alarm among the native populace?

Will we witness civil war in Europe?

There's no history to go by. All of this is new, and we're going to have to make new paths as we find our way along.

264 Wurzle Gummage  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 7:22:31pm

#262 Le Trole
Why would you blame the foreign influences, when we always had the wherewithal to destroy ourselves?
You give too much credit to the duskey heathen.

You have a point, certainly, but the reality for me was when, in 1967, having just moved into my first house, in a (at that time) very nice neighborhood in Birmingham with my then family, we were awakened late one night to the sounds of a gang of West Indians drinking and gang-banging some female "duskey heathen" commonplace nowadays maybe, but earth shattering to us...

I will be forever grateful to Enoch and his 1968 speech.

265 McNug  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 7:25:34pm

LOL. A homeopathic doctor. Sure, I'm totally convinced now.

deductive reasoning : trutherism :: medicine : homeopathic medicine

266 Joan Not of Arc  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 7:46:55pm

Again, inconsistency, incongruency, insanity.
The bombers should be regarded as martyrs but then again they didn't do it? Sure, whatever. I just can't keep track of the lies any more.

267 theblakester  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 8:32:39pm

4 BeerDrinking_VictoryMonkey 6/04/2007 1:14:00 pm PDT

Conspiracy theories are history for the very stupid.

I second that thought!

268 strangelove  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 9:01:34pm

OF COURSE THE BRITS BLEW UP THEIR OWN BUSES! Only a retard would believe a mad Brazilian was responsible (remember they shot the wrong guy?)

It's all in print, right here:

[Link: epluribusreluctor.blogspot.com...]

...under "Blair Knew"

269 Catttt  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 9:32:48pm

213 Le Trôle

Don't call me dear. I'm not your dear.

/Hssssssssssssss

270 pat  Mon, Jun 4, 2007 11:54:18pm

Catttt
lol

271 EtNorskTroll  Tue, Jun 5, 2007 6:11:03am

What a "co-inky-dink"!

I believe 100% that there is no Muslim god called "Allah" and that Muhammed was a murderous, child-molesting liar.

They should have polled me first...

~ENT

272 MacBoy  Tue, Jun 5, 2007 7:00:05am

I'm surprised at the fuss surrounding this. You point a camera at Muslims and ask them about 7/7. You conduct a survey about Mulims and ask about 7/7.

What possible outcome other than conspirobatics, seethe-o-matics, Taqiyya, obfuscation and denial was there ever going to be?

Far more telling (and far more interesting and impactful television and survey results) would have been achieved by putting the same questions to us long-suffering natives.

Now that would have been worth watching on YouTube.

273 MrMom  Tue, Jun 5, 2007 7:08:02am

#97 spiny
I know this is a little late, but thanks!

274 Thin Blue Line  Tue, Jun 5, 2007 7:54:52am

Where is Rosie on this one?

275 geoffputerbaugh  Tue, Jun 5, 2007 8:22:04am

Logical thinking, like carpentry, is something which must be learned. It does not come built-in to homo sap sap.

"I think the Jews did 9/11" plus "All praise to Osama for doing 9/11" is nonsense. Yet Muslims cannot see it, because they have never, ever been taught logical thinking?

When was the last time a mullah (or a priest) asked you to THINK?


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