Terror Plot Foiled
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Zip said:I would like to ad that they shouldnt be executed right away.
They should get as much information out of them as possible before they do
So if there is no hurry then what exactly is the problem with a trial. Giving them a fair trial suerly shows the full power of democracy...the very thing we are defending.
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I used to think you were alright; only my preference to keep my account stops me saying more. Nonetheless, take the hintZip said:I would like to ad that they shouldnt be executed right away.
They should get as much information out of them as possible before they do
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Sleepy said:
I appreciate that it would certainly involve an unaccountable rogue element, and I would not think it a positive thing... but I am curious as to whether guerilla attacks upon Islamic Nationalist organisations would be effective - turning the idea of unaccountability against terrorists.
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We don't know weather or not those 20 men are guilty of such crimes.
Beansprout said:I used to think you were alright; only my preference to keep my account stops me saying more. Nonetheless, take the hint
Some people dont like my veiws. But ill stick with them because i beleive in them and i believe Terrosts dont deserve rights
TheMightyTen said:
In 1995 the European Court of Justice ruled that the British government had sanctioned excess force and breached the European Convention on Human Rights. However, it also ruled that the three had been engaged in an act of terrorism, and consequently dismissed unanimously the applicants’ claims for damages, for costs and expenses incurred in the Gibraltar Inquest and the remainder of the claims for just satisfaction.
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cheets64 said:
Historically, not very useful.
Besides, we do not need any direct military opposition against Islam because Islam is an ideology that has endured. We need to attack the Religious Nationalist aspect of all religions, becasue Christianity has been far more bloodthirsty than Islam has been in Europe and becasue Scientology may become a problem in the future. We need to dismantle the ideology as well as refusing to capitulate to violence.
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Freefaller said:Oh bloody great. Considering I spend my life travelling my stress levels are going to go through the roof.I get delayed enough by bloody inefficient airports - this is *just* what I need... not. And people actually find airports and flights exciting and fun?!
Same thing here, im supposedly flying out to Dubai on Sat but just talking to my boss, i think im going to have to cancel the flight and my meetings there. Which really sucks as i was looking forward to getting out of here for a few days.
Zip i suggest you STFU and take your stupid blind ignorant hatred elsewhere, damn convicts
...have had enough of listening to your utter crap at times.
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Is tony blair the only person who is not thinkin what every other ENGLISH person in britain is? Get them out and do it now. Forget human rights, as far as im concerned they are not humans anyway. This country is far too soft, if we wouldn't have let any of them in in the first place then none of this would be happening. The only way to solve this is to get the lot of them out. Fair enough not all muslims are terrorists but all terrorists seem to be muslims!
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Zip said:Some people dont like my veiws. But ill stick with them because i beleive in them and i believe Terrosts dont deserve rights
I'm sure most of us would get a level of gratification if such terrorists were strung up by their unmentionables and left to die, however what makes us better than the scum that commit these acts is that we will not drop to their level. Its difficult staying king of the hill that is the moral high ground (woo mixed metaphors!), and as soon as we start responding using their methods, we are only going to find ourselves becoming more like those that we hate.
Oh and feel free to debate this point everyone, but don't use cheap shots about how can we say we have the moral high ground when blah blah blah.
Isn't that an Israeli statergy? Afterall they've struck at terrorists with Mossad assasins and in more modern times with helicopter gunships.cleanbluesky said:
But these tactics are employed only where they cannot arrest the target.
MookJong said:
Im not all for a holy war btw.
I would just like to see a tougher stance against the terrorists. I do realize its not the Muslims but the Extremists.
The Klu Klux Klan is Apparently Christian IIRC except they dont really show anything of the religion. They are just an Extremist group.
Apparently the plotters are British men (probably with young families like the 7/7 lot) Complete and utter nutters the lot of them
I suspect that the reason that they put the security measures in place this morning is that they weren't 100% sure they had caught them all, and that some of them might already have been on their way to airports... thus the no handluggage thing (there must have been some element of assembly involved before they would go off)
(probably with young families like the 7/7 lot) Complete and utter nutters the lot of themI suspect that the reason that they put the security measures in place this morning is that they weren't 100% sure they had caught them all, and that some of them might already have been on their way to airports... thus the no handluggage thing (there must have been some element of assembly involved before they would go off)