Bernie Gunther
Fundamentalist Druid
That would be "giving in to the terrorists" wouldn't it?
Bernie Gunther said:Looks like the Telegraph is also working the race war angle.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/opinion/...ixop.html&secureRefresh=true&_requestid=25278
Bernie Gunther said:Well, I don't expect much, but if you swap the words "jew" and "muslim" that could have been written by a Nazi propaganda functionary circa 1934.
Bernie Gunther said:mears is entirely representative of current US right-wing propaganda. I've been following it closely. They are really strongly pushing race wars and pogroms, and also trying to whip up a media outrage about various radical clerics and Ken Livingstone as somehow being responsible for these psychos.
The basic message from these racists though, is that Britons ought to hate and fear muslims because these bombings are exactly the sort of thing that muslims inevitably do. They just can't help hating us because we are free ...
Whatever we do, we mustn't try to examine the causes behind the deaths of 50-odd ordinary Londoners.
mears said:The IRA didn't attack people on all continents. They didn't run planes into buildings. They didn't slit throats to get exposure on the teley.
mears said:Islamic terrorism is the next war North America and Europe must face together.
mears said:And Arabs are responsible for their own mess. <snip racist bullshit cut>
Bush and Blair are not to blame, Arabs themselvs are to blame.
The Times said:Blair vows attack on roots of terror
Tony Blair urged the civilised world to pull terror out by its roots, countering the perpetrators with firm action but also dealing with the underlying causes of terrorism.
"I have to tell you all, most sincerely [PAUSE 2]," he said at an entirely unscripted press conference in London this morning, "that I have looked into my soul [PAUSE 5]... and decided to go to the true root of the problem." He then pulled a Seppuku knife from his jacket.
Bernie Gunther said:Looks like the Telegraph is also working the race war angle.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/opinion/...ixop.html&secureRefresh=true&_requestid=25278
Looking at the problem we've got, it's time to send the BNP leadership to Belmarsh.exosculate said:Will be interesting to see the BNP electoral results in the aftermath of this!
Sorry. Simplistic, racist shit not allowed on these boards.mears said:Bush and Blair are not to blame, Arabs themselvs are to blame.
oi2002 said:Looking at the problem we've got, it's time to send the BNP leadership to Belmarsh.
Let them talk, I'd support dissent even on from far-right, but any fool instigating violent race attacks against innocent British Muslims should be seen as aiding the enemy.
oi2002 said:This is a revolutionary movement that like the Bolsheviks requires little popular support...
editor said:Sorry. Simplistic, racist shit not allowed on these boards.
mears said:Than who is to blame?
mears said:Than who is to blame?
fela fan said:Treat people with respect, and they do in kind. Treat them with contempt and/or bombs and how the fuck do you expect them to react??
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That's it exactly. I just wish more people would hear that.
Note that the 9/11 attacks took place before the Iraq war.fela fan said:Blair should be tried. Everyone knew that something like this would happen just as soon as he took us illegally into a war in iraq.
editor said:Note that the 9/11 attacks took place before the Iraq war.
My point is like the Bolsheviks the Jihadis demonstrate an enduring revolutionary will to power that does not require mass support to persist.bigfish said:A quick remedial history lesson for you. What you say above is wrong. The Bolshevik party did enjoy mass popular support, unlike the mythical AQ "terror network", which is primarily an inter-agency intelligence construct, has no mass base, and is not at all a revolutionary movement. In 1914, the Bolshevik paper, Pravda, was printing 40,000 copies a day. In 1917, in Petrograd, Bolshevik membership rose rapidly, from 16,000 in April to 43,000 by October. In June, 1917, the First All-Russian Congress of Soviets produced 105 Bolshevik delegates. The Second, in October, produced 390, a seismic shift to the Bolsheviks - the revolutionary tipping point.
As ever, you're incapable of comprehending the point. Get back to your beach hut and smoke some spliff maaaaaaaaaaaaaaaan.fela fan said:Blow me down, you don't say..
editor said:Note that the 9/11 attacks took place before the Iraq war.
Conclusive stuff as ever, bigfish (from the article you linked to)bigfish said:
White House spokesman Scott McClellan brushed off O'Neill's criticism.
"We appreciate his service, but we are not in the business of doing book reviews," he told reporters.
"It appears that the world according to Mr. O'Neill is more about trying to justify his own opinion than looking at the reality of the results we are achieving on behalf of the American people. The president will continue to be forward-looking, focusing on building upon the results we are achieving to strengthen the economy and making the world a safer and better place."
A senior administration official, who asked not to be named, expressed bewilderment at O'Neill's comments on the alleged war plans.
"The treasury secretary is not in the position to have access to that kind of information, where he can make observations of that nature," the official said. "This is a head-scratcher."
editor said:Conclusive stuff as ever, bigfish (from the article you linked to)
DoUsAFavour said:So do you really think Bush and his cronies hadn't planned to invade Iraq before 9/11?