Terror Plot Foiled

VIRII · 10 Aug 2006 at 23:07

fRostiE said:
i was, for saying it was a bummer i couldnt use my iPod on my flight back to the UK, i then got accused of wanting my ipod more than life itself, but there are some ppl out there who will just take any oppertunity to flame so its fine

You want your iPod more than life !!! omgz0r you must grow up indeed

VIRII · 10 Aug 2006 at 23:08

Sumanji said:
And both of which are nothing to do with our country.

Quite and standing by your allies is a really wrong thing to do. After all allies are only any use when you need them right, never worth it when they need you.

By the way how many times have you called me "ignorant now"? Is it 3 or 4?You need to balance it outwith a few more "jackasses" and a few more "stupid"s. As far as I know such personal insults are not allowed here. But carry on

Sumanji · 10 Aug 2006 at 23:08

VIRII said:
I think it must be past your bedtime child

Great comeback. Now we have proved you need to go back to school, since apparently "Hindu", "Atheist" and "Muslim" are all the same word.

Sumanji · 10 Aug 2006 at 23:10

VIRII said:
Quite and standing by your allies is a really wrong thing to do. After all allies are only any use when you need them right, never worth it when they need you.

Right, standing by our allies, the most powerful nation in the world who needed no help whatsoever, so that we could invade and destroy the infrastructure of two countries who posed no threat to us whatsoever. But of course they both rather conveniently had oil, so at least something good came out of it.

Tell that to the parents of dead British servicemen.

Sleepy · 10 Aug 2006 at 23:11

VIRII said:
I know I was told to go back to school (ahh the good old days before they abolished O levels and before islamic terrorists lived in my country) but who was told to grow up?

Some of these guys are the same age(ish) as you.

And if you want to hark back to your childhood, you do remember the IRA with their numerous attacks. It wasn't all sweetness and roses.

VIRII · 10 Aug 2006 at 23:14

Sumanji said:
Great comeback. Now we have proved you need to go back to school, since apparently "Hindu", "Atheist" and "Muslim" are all the same word.

Can you find a single post where I have said that they are all the same? How heavy is that chip on your shoulder by the way?
I'm sorry that I paid little attention to your personal description of yourself and background/religious beliefs. Clearly you seem to think that they define you whereas I really couldn't care less what your background is, I am only interested in the feeble excuses you make for terrorists bombing the Uk.

Stolly · 10 Aug 2006 at 23:16

VIRII · 10 Aug 2006 at 23:16

Sleepy said:
Some of these guys are the same age(ish) as you.

And if you want to hark back to your childhood, you do remember the IRA with their numerous attacks. It wasn't all sweetness and roses.

I certainly do, we were posted out to NI during my childhood. Yet even living out there as the son of an army officer I never felt the need to worry about planes being flown into buildings or suicide bombers.

Sumanji · 10 Aug 2006 at 23:17

VIRII said:
Clearly you seem to think that they define you whereas I really couldn't care less what your background is.

Of course, I'm brown and therefore am automatically a terrorist. Oh my God run away!

:rolleyes:

Out of interest, are you involved in the BNP or any associated movements?

Sleepy · 10 Aug 2006 at 23:19

VIRII said:
I certainly do, we were posted out to NI during my childhood. Yet even living out there as the son of an army officer I never felt the need to worry about planes being flown into buildings or suicide bombers.

No we had to worry about bombs being thrown into pubs, gun men firing into crowds, etc etc

VIRII · 10 Aug 2006 at 23:19

Sumanji said:
Right, standing by our allies, the most powerful nation in the world who needed no help whatsoever, so that we could invade and destroy the infrastructure of two countries who posed no threat to us whatsoever. But of course they both rather conveniently had oil, so at least something good came out of it.

Tell that to the parents of dead British servicemen.

Ahh the tired old muslim style excuses

Oil .....
Tell me do you believe that 9/11 was a Zionist/American plot as well ?
Not all wars are fought with guns and missiles, many are fought around a table politically and that is where the US do need us.

I'm the son of a British serviceman, I've known quite a few dead British servicemen and their parents. I don't suppose you actually know any yourself do you before you try and pull at some emotional strings?

Stolly · 10 Aug 2006 at 23:21

Sumanji said:
Right, standing by our allies, the most powerful nation in the world who needed no help whatsoever, so that we could invade and destroy the infrastructure of two countries who posed no threat to us whatsoever. But of course they both rather conveniently had oil, so at least something good came out of it.

Tell that to the parents of dead British servicemen.

You talking about Afghanistan ?

That country that had no infrastructure, and was ruled by the taliban who's idea of a fun day out was public executions of men who didn't grow their beards long enough ? Or stoned women because they taught each other how to read ?

It doesn't have any oil either, so i'm assuming you mean another country.

VIRII · 10 Aug 2006 at 23:22

Sumanji said:
Of course, I'm brown and therefore am automatically a terrorist. Oh my God run away!

Out of interest, are you involved in the BNP or any associated movements?

Being brown and therefore a terrorist is YOUR construction, something that you and that big fat chip on your shoulder percieve.
Now you might remember that I completely forgot that you were "brown" or Hindu or muslim or atheist or whatever. It seems apparent that you can never forget that you're brown, not even on an internet forum where no-one can see you.

I'm not a member of the BNP or C18 or the NF or any other movement like that, I simply don't like your self pitying whining.

VIRII · 10 Aug 2006 at 23:26

Sleepy said:
No we had to worry about bombs being thrown into pubs, gun men firing into crowds, etc etc

Did you? In 25 years of IRA attacks the total number killed by the IRA is less than half of those killed in one day by the 9/11 planes.

According to the CAIN research project at the University of Ulster [37], the Provisional IRA was responsible for the deaths of 1,821 people during the Troubles up to 2001. This figure represents 48.4 percent of the total fatalities in the conflict. 621 of these casualties were civilians. A total of 1,013 were British forces; 465 from the British Army, 190 were from the Ulster Defence Regiment (a part time local British Army reserve unit), 272 were members of the Royal Ulster Constabulary, 14 were former Royal Ulster Constabulary members, six were British Police, 20 were Northern Ireland prison officers, two were former prison officers. A further 35 were loyalist paramilitaries (21 Ulster Defence Association (UDA), three former UDA, 11 Ulster Volunteer Force). Six were Gardai and one was Irish Army. About 180 were republican paramilitaries, including 12 Official IRA members, one Irish People's Liberation Organisation member, 63 alleged informers and 103 accidental deaths of PIRA members due to premature explosions.

Of its victims, 340 were Northern Irish Catholics, 794 were Northern Irish Protestants and 572 were not from Northern Ireland.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Provisional_IRA_campaign_1969-1997#Casualties

I know which organisation is the more worrying

Biohazard · 10 Aug 2006 at 23:27

my god I look back after two games of civ4 and you lot are still at it in here!

Zip · 10 Aug 2006 at 23:28

Sleepy said:
Well if they are dangerous people committing criminal acts then the police can arrest them, not execute on suspicion/arrest as per Zips suggestion.

Jesus. Dont you get what i mean yet?
I dont mean kill them on arrest FFS.
Yes they can be locked up while they look into it more. Yes they can Interview them. Yes they can get information out of them.
But If they find out that they were behind it all then why should the get a trial?

Jet · 10 Aug 2006 at 23:31

Sumanji said:
Right, standing by our allies, the most powerful nation in the world who needed no help whatsoever, so that we could invade and destroy the infrastructure of two countries who posed no threat to us whatsoever. But of course they both rather conveniently had oil, so at least something good came out of it.

Tell that to the parents of dead British servicemen.

Well that or, in the case of Afghanistan, helping our closest ally to confront it's attackers and at the same time eliminate an illegal force that had taken a country by force and subjected it to strict Sharia law. None of which were asked for by the Afghan people. Said country now has a democracy but err, funnily enough Afghanistan doesn't have large known amounts of oil.

As for Iraq, maybe we actually cared that their dictator of a leader killed millions of innocent people and was a geniune threat to millions more. Again, not wanted by the actual people of the country. Of course it was all about oil, forgetting that oil exports are at their lowest level since the war, early this year. Surely they would have secured the oil by now if that was the goal?

Sumanji · 10 Aug 2006 at 23:31

VIRII said:
Ahh the tired old muslim style excuses Oil .....
Tell me do you believe that 9/11 was a Zionist/American plot as well ?

Of course, I'm brown and therefore must believe everything the muslims do! Omg how right, you are so wise and clever!

Not all wars are fought with guns and missiles, many are fought around a table politically and that is where the US do need us.

Right, and how does that explain why our troops are in Iraq...?

I'm the son of a British serviceman, I've known quite a few dead British servicemen and their parents. I don't suppose you actually know any yourself do you before you try and pull at some emotional strings?

My Dad served as an Army medical officer for several years before I was born. He went on to serve in the RAF as well. And yes, a couple of my friends have relatives out in Afghanistan so I do know what they feel like having their loved ones in the line of fire for an unnecessary cause.

Stolly said:
It doesn't have any oil either, so i'm assuming you mean another country.

I-R-A-Q

Ring any bells?

VIRII said:
Being brown and therefore a terrorist is YOUR construction, something that you and that big fat chip on your shoulder percieve.

I perceive that certain people can't even be bothered to read two lines where I state a bit about myself before they start flaming me.

Now you might remember that I completely forgot that you were "brown" or Hindu or muslim or atheist or whatever.

Yet you were so freely able to start calling me a "poor little Muslim boy"? You automatically assumed I was muslim just because I didn't agree with your rather warped school of thought. Wow, go see a Neurologist tbh.

mightynimrod · 10 Aug 2006 at 23:34

VIRII, your posts are some of the most sensible in this thread.....

From previous posts regarding terror threats over the years i'm 100% behind what you say and find the information you post bloody informative and interesting.

(i'll let you off with the pink xmas tree though)

I just won't let that one lie will i?

Sumanji · 10 Aug 2006 at 23:35

Jet said:
...an illegal force that had taken a country by force and subjected it to strict Sharia law. None of which were asked for by the Afghan people. Said country now has a democracy...

So what are we and America some sort of world police force now?

Well newsflash, horrible human rights violations in China and North Korea, better go overthrow their dictator!

Oh crap wait, they have nukes and an army about 10 times the size of ours and the USA's put together... best stay at home and put the kettle on eh