Britain should be held to justice for modern-day terrorism

The structure of Islam is to blame for the troubles in the Middle east.

Reply 61

TheJ0ker

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Original post by Sparkie3222

It has been proven that there is something there, but it cannot be proved what it actually is, basically scientists are unable to explain it... When an alien, if not already discovered, is publicly broadcast, it will be real for definite. Not as it is now stated as the paranormal...

And also there are Vampires, just not in the glorified Hollywood version most people are used to. There is a disease/ disorder, not sure of the actual definition of it, where people are sensitive to light and feel the need to drink blood. Here is a link to someone explaining it in their own way: http://vampirewebsite.net/

Am I meant to take that website seriously??

The people who think they are vampires are just attention seeking NUTTERS haha

Reply 62

Lightf00t

The biggest crime Britain committed was on its own people, by allowing colonisation of our country by third-world losers.

Sorry, correction, wipe Britain and insert NuLiebour.

Reply 63

itsmyname

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Original post by TheJ0ker

Religion is to be held responsible for terrorism. More specifically, the so called "religion" of Islam

Oh, so only the religious have extremist views? Lool

Read up on the Oklahoma City bombing

Reply 64

username305809

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Original post by TheJ0ker

Am I meant to take that website seriously??

The people who think they are vampires are just attention seeking NUTTERS haha

Oh sorry, so now you are even calling scientists nutters? What the hell?

Reply 65

Original post by T-ros

The structure of Islam is to blame for the troubles in the Middle east.

What's the structure of Islam?

To the guy who said 7/7 was a set-up, please show us your non-existent evidence for this. And perhaps also your nano-thermite for 9/11.

Sure, Britain is a big bastard on the world scene. That's what states do. You could probably prosecute most governments for some crime or other. The UK is perhaps one of the worst in the West, perhaps because we go along with the USA in a fair few places. I can think of a few things that it should be prosecuted for (Iraq for a start).

Also, is TSR a rallying ground for young angry Muslims? :s-smilie:

Reply 66

paddyman4

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The other common denominator is religion tbh. Britain has learned from history - we've moved on from conquering countries. It's the people who so willingly inherit violent religious rivalries which started thousands of years ago who are to blame.

Reply 67

Original post by ElectricChomsky

What's the structure of Islam?

To the guy who said 7/7 was a set-up, please show us your non-existent evidence for this. And perhaps also your nano-thermite for 9/11.

Sure, Britain is a big bastard on the world scene. That's what states do. You could probably prosecute most governments for some crime or other. The UK is perhaps one of the worst in the West, perhaps because we go along with the USA in a fair few places. I can think of a few things that it should be prosecuted for (Iraq for a start).

Also, is TSR a rallying ground for young angry Muslims? :s-smilie:

Not accepting people of other faiths, or , in israel`s case, not accepting another country which isn`t Islamic.

And, Britain isn`t a bastard on the world scene. Its the greatest ally of america in securing peace and stability in the world.

Reply 68

Original post by T-ros

Not accepting people of other faiths, or , in israel`s case, not accepting another country which isn`t Islamic.

And, Britain isn`t a bastard on the world scene. Its the greatest ally of america in securing peace and stability in the world.

Sure, you get intolerance in other places too. You get it in Christianity and Judaism and Hinduism as well, and you'll get it in Islam also. Israel refuses to accept a Palestinian state and is systematically annexing the West Bank. And you're talking about one interpretation of Islam which hates Israel. Plenty of others that don't.

Peace and stability? As in Iraq and Afghanistan? And previously East Timor? Don't think so. Stability in the sense of a strong powerful influence, but not stability in the sense oof helping create democratic governmnets around the world.

Reply 69

Original post by ElectricChomsky

Sure, you get intolerance in other places too. You get it in Christianity and Judaism and Hinduism as well, and you'll get it in Islam also. Israel refuses to accept a Palestinian state and is systematically annexing the West Bank. And you're talking about one interpretation of Islam which hates Israel. Plenty of others that don't.

The "palestinian " state is not the problem. The problem is that the "palestinians" dont recognise israel`s right to exist. Israel has been begging for a 2 state solution.

and imtepretations are not possible in islam, since its the word of god.

Reply 70

Original post by T-ros

The "palestinian " state is not the problem. The problem is that the "palestinians" dont recognise israel`s right to exist. Israel has been begging for a 2 state solution.

and imtepretations are not possible in islam, since its the word of god.

What is the "right to exist"? No state demands a "right to exist", it just exists. When you say "Israel has been begging for a 2 state solution", who is this Israel? I'm assuming you mean the government of ISrael, which is presumably why it is constructing an annexation wall in the West Bank and continuing a military occupation of the West bank, including East Jerusalem- because it desperately wants a 2 state solution and it's because of the Palestinians' refusal that it hasn't happened.

"Interpretations are not possible in Islam since it's the word of God", which is why Christianity, being the word of God, has never had any intpretations in its 2000 year history. Of course Islam has interpretations. That's how you get Muslims differing so widely, such as the pretty basic split of Shiite and Sunni Muslims.

Do you think Israel refuses to accept Palestine's "right to exist"?

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Reply 71

itsmyname

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Original post by T-ros

The "palestinian " state is not the problem. The problem is that the "palestinians" dont recognise israel`s right to exist. Israel has been begging for a 2 state solution.

and imtepretations are not possible in islam, since its the word of god.

I haven't read the rest of your posts, but have you been reading the news lately?

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-14111925

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/middleeast/palestinianauthority/8597559/US-could-withdraw-funding-from-UN-if-Palestine-state-is-recognised.html

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2011/jan/23/palestine-papers-expose-peace-concession

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2011/jan/23/palestine-papers-power-weakness-negotiations

Reply 72

Original post by itsmyname

I haven't read the rest of your posts, but have you been reading the news lately?

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-14111925

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/middleeast/palestinianauthority/8597559/US-could-withdraw-funding-from-UN-if-Palestine-state-is-recognised.html

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2011/jan/23/palestine-papers-expose-peace-concession

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2011/jan/23/palestine-papers-power-weakness-negotiations

yeah of course they withdraw the funding if the "palestinians' unilaterally call for a "palestinian" state.

Reply 73

DYKWIA

Original post by itsmyname

I haven't read the rest of your posts, but have you been reading the news lately?

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-14111925

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/middleeast/palestinianauthority/8597559/US-could-withdraw-funding-from-UN-if-Palestine-state-is-recognised.html

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2011/jan/23/palestine-papers-expose-peace-concession

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2011/jan/23/palestine-papers-power-weakness-negotiations

Why do these threads always end up as Israel/palestine threads?

As long as palestinians support terrorism they will not have my support.

Reply 74

TheJ0ker

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Original post by Sparkie3222

Oh sorry, so now you are even calling scientists nutters? What the hell?

If they study vampirism and believe in it then yes they are lunatics, that webiste is so funny its like creationist websites.

Comic magic

Reply 75

itsmyname

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Original post by DYKWIA

Why do these threads always end up as Israel/palestine threads?

As long as palestinians support terrorism they will not have my support.

I didn't start it, I was merely responding to T-Ros post which stated the Israeli government that they were 'begging' for a two-state solution.

And if everyone in the world thought like you, the world would be in deep ****

Reply 76

Original post by T-ros

yeah of course they withdraw the funding if the "palestinians' unilaterally call for a "palestinian" state.

The Palestinians are not unilaterally calling for a Palestinian state. They are calling for it with the support of virtually the entire world except Israel and the US.

And to DYKWIA, perhaps you will not give Israel support while it continues a military occupation of foreign countries and repeatedly kidnaps people outside borders, as well as the occassional invasion of Lebanon. That would be fair.

Let's also remember the extreme disparity in force. Palestinian and non-Israeli deaths FAR exceed ISraeli deaths. I'm not saying Palestinian terrorism is justified, but neither is the brutal terrorism of ISrael. Seems fair, right?

Reply 77

Original post by ElectricChomsky

The Palestinians are not unilaterally calling for a Palestinian state. They are calling for it with the support of virtually the entire world except Israel and the US.

And to DYKWIA, perhaps you will not give Israel support while it continues a military occupation of foreign countries and repeatedly kidnaps people outside borders, as well as the occassional invasion of Lebanon. That would be fair.

Let's also remember the extreme disparity in force. Palestinian and non-Israeli deaths FAR exceed ISraeli deaths. I'm not saying Palestinian terrorism is justified, but neither is the brutal terrorism of ISrael. Seems fair, right?

unilaterally here means calling for a 2 state solution without negotiotiating with israel. And there are countless other countreis who don`t support that either.

Reply 78

DYKWIA