case of our late Allan friend. :rubchin:
For a 'lone wolf' he does seem to have been remarkably gregarious, doesn't he?
case of our late Allan friend. :rubchin:
For a 'lone wolf' he does seem to have been remarkably gregarious, doesn't he?
Well obviously his close family and probably some of his religious leaders will have chosen to turn a blind eye. Have we heard the leader of his mosque condemn his actions, hmmm? The silence is deafening.Quote:
Originally Posted by Burney
Absolutely vile people.
Actually, the Muslim community *leaders* seem to have been far more vocal and less defensive than they have in the past.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rich
Although I'd still like to see a few dozen imams publicly stating that this act was contrary to Islam and using quotes from the Koran as a justification.
Absolutely. Or the Imam from his own Mosque (does each won have an Imam?) - at least he could come out and defend his mosque's reputation. Even if it's a lie, at least condemn it.Quote:
Originally Posted by World's End Stella
I just can't believe how they get away with it. I find it utterly repulsive.
Absolutely vile people.[/QUOTE]
Who exactly are you calling vile people?
You really are quite an ignorant **** aren'tQuote:
Originally Posted by Rich
You realise, of course, that it would be just as easy - easier in fact - to find quotes from the Quran that justify it? :shrug:Quote:
Originally Posted by World's End Stella
Who exactly are you calling vile people?[/QUOTE]Quote:
Originally Posted by Pokster
Muslims that think that their religion in any way justifies the slaughter of innocent people from all races and religions. Sadly I believe that the number of them that are happy to shrug these things off is far higher than many expect :-(
Well, since it's emerged that this chap wasn't even on the top 3,000 people considered most dangerous by MI5, I'd have to make you right there, at least.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rich
Sleep well, everyone. :hehe:
:hehe: You can't win, can you.Quote:
Originally Posted by Burney