Postby Kamal35 » Wed Aug 03, 2005 3:54 am
Proud: I don't know the story of the Australian lady, so I can't reply to your post.
About calling "bastard" to the bombers in London, yeah. I call them bastard, whatever they're fanatic muslim, CIA agents or Israeli agents. I'm not talking about the suspects the British police detained, but the people who really put the bombs. If future investigations prove than they were CIA agents, I will call them bastards too. But, unfortunately, it seems that the bombers were muslims. At least, as far as I know.
You have to remember that we had the same experience here in Spain, in Madrid. The conservative Government tried to lied to us saying that it was ETA, the terrorist group from the Basque Country, in order to win some elections. But it was not ETA.
We like it or not, we've got a new phenomenon here: the islamist terrorism. People who think that blowing themselves in a train and killing a lot of people is worthy to get the Paradise and the 72 virgins for dancing salsa. You can open your eyes at it or you can't close your eyes and think that it's not true, that is a Western mass media fabrication.
But believe me: after the Spanish attacks in Madrid, when muslim people acting as volunteers to help the Spanish Police, the police found the terrorists, surrounded them in a flat and we all could hear how they war singing "Allahu Akbar" and praying Al Quran seconds before they blew themselves up.
If they were Israeli or CIA agent, girl, they were just perfect as actors, because they gave their lives right there. In our Western mentality, death means the end of our lives. After the death, there's nothing. You have to be a really good good good CIA or Israeli agent to give your life for nothing. That's illogical.
After the Madrid experience we know that someone who's really brainwashed can do it. It's not us, Westerners, who say: "I love death and I hate life". But some fanatic muslims do say that: "I love death and I hate life". I don't mean that's the mainstream in Islam, because it would be an insult against Islam, and believe me, I have a lot of muslim friends.
But you must open your eyes: there are fanatic muslims out there in the same way that there are fanatic christians out there. Bush is a good example of a fanatic christian. But I never tried to justify Bush, to apologize him, to explain why he acts in that way because he's Westerner. In the opposite: I hate him. He's really harming and giving a bad reputation to our democratic system. Bush is a son of a bittch.
My question is, why don't you say the same thing of those fanatic muslims instead to justify them?
I hope a good reply is on the way.
Salam.