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garikfox
05-16-03, 09:32 PM
MAN gotta post this 22 MORE peeps DIED in MOrroco as of 2 hrs ago... err... WHAT ya think there thinkin... ? heh

Sorry NVNews BUT im REALLY UPSET about TERROR againt Innocent Peeeps...

garikfox
05-16-03, 09:34 PM
This MAN my PHYC says too me that WWIII against ARABS and So called Prevers of justice..

digitalwanderer
05-16-03, 10:37 PM
Are you speaking proper english in that last post? It really didn't make sense to me. :eek2:

vampireuk
05-17-03, 05:46 AM
Originally posted by garikfox
This MAN my PHYC says too me that WWIII against ARABS and So called Prevers of justice..

I don't get that? WWIII against the arabs, I don't know what you have been reading:eek:

marqmajere
05-17-03, 06:40 AM
*Flips through Babblefish-to-English translation guide*

Ah yes. Here it is.

"This MAN my PHYC says too me that WWIII against ARABS and So called Prevers of justice.."

*TRANSLATION*

"This MAN my PHYC says that I'm a crusader without a cause and that I should stop posting this crap on message boards.."

Hope this helps out. :D

DaveW
05-17-03, 07:43 AM
He is talking about this Terrorist attack in Morocco:

http://www.cnn.com/2003/WORLD/africa/05/17/morocco.blasts/index.html

This and the recent think in Saudi Arabia just go to show that Terrorism is everyones problem, not just something that happens to the USA, UK and Israel.

eL_PuSHeR
05-17-03, 08:10 AM
Yes, we are not safe anywhere anymore. Terrorism has become a global problem.

Riptide
05-17-03, 09:06 AM
Terrorism = COWARDICE

If only these pussys would put on a uniform and fight like men instead of crying little girls... But then they'd probably get their arses kicked.

digitalwanderer
05-17-03, 09:16 AM
Originally posted by Riptide
Terrorism = COWARDICE

If only these pussys would put on a uniform and fight like men instead of crying little girls... But then they'd probably get their arses kicked.

I'm not disagreeing with you or trying to defend the terrorists, but don't you think there were a lot of Brits back in the late 1700's saying the same thing about the colonials in the revolutionary war?

Just a thought. One man's terrorist is another man's freedom fighter. We ain't gonna be able to stop the terrorism until we understand the reasons for it, anything less is just a stopgap measure. (Well, 'cept for mebbe the genocide option...but I don't THINK that's Emperor Bush's plan, what would he do for slave labor? :eek2: )

vampireuk
05-17-03, 09:17 AM
Bring them here, I'll give them a good kicking.

Riptide
05-17-03, 09:24 AM
Sure, the brits may have said that. But they were wrong. The colonials weren't blowing up women and childeren. They at least had some sense of honor.

These filthy cowards, they have none.

I think most of it stems from support for Israel and to a lesser degree US military presence in Saudi. That, and the religion of Islam preaches violence against infidels. If they won't convert, they are to be killed.

Frankly, I probably shouldn't have opened my mouth at all on this one. I'm getting tired of the endless political debates that seem to stem from these threads.

t6_shadow
05-17-03, 10:25 AM
"Sure, the brits may have said that. But they were wrong. The colonials weren't blowing up women and childeren. They at least had some sense of honor."

Yes you are alloweed to ambush and kill military units as you like not women and children.

vampireuk
05-17-03, 10:30 AM
Why are we going back to colonial times?;)

Sazar
05-17-03, 10:34 AM
Originally posted by vampireuk
Bring them here, I'll give them a good kicking.

you sir are a cruel and demented individual...

to deprive mr Flibble of all the fun just so you can get some yourself...

how inconsiderate

:D

1stFlight
05-17-03, 11:05 AM
Not quite "everyones" problem, look at the targets... all israeli related, you don't have to think too much to realize somebody is trying to send israel a message.....

It's damn hard to protect all of your people all over the globe.

Originally posted by DaveW
He is talking about this Terrorist attack in Morocco:

http://www.cnn.com/2003/WORLD/africa/05/17/morocco.blasts/index.html

This and the recent think in Saudi Arabia just go to show that Terrorism is everyones problem, not just something that happens to the USA, UK and Israel.

Sazar
05-17-03, 11:21 AM
Originally posted by DaveW
He is talking about this Terrorist attack in Morocco:

http://www.cnn.com/2003/WORLD/africa/05/17/morocco.blasts/index.html

This and the recent think in Saudi Arabia just go to show that Terrorism is everyones problem, not just something that happens to the USA, UK and Israel.

the usa didn't give a crummy poopsicle about terrorism till the oklahoma city bombing.. that died down when an american was found guilty.. and then 9/11...

consider the terrorism or forms of it that have gone on around the world in the past 3 decades...

UK has had it for a while but then the situation boils down to british presence within ireland... and that situation has been brought under control in the proper manner...

israel... I can't see a resolution any time soon...

the USA ? well I dunno what exactly we are doing @ this time.. a fight against terrorism v/s iraq ? that is a huge stretch of the imagination... afghanistan ? sure I suppose.. but there IS no flippin war on terrorism per se... its a buzzword... makes people all happy inside...

preventive measures and alert people are the ones that PREVENT terror attacks or limit their destructive potential... not politicians riding the coat tails of a catchy buzz word that appears applicable now even in situations where it should not even be considered for use...

vampireuk
05-17-03, 12:10 PM
Indeed, most people feel warm and fuzzy when they hear those little buzz words. Not to steal from Carlin but the only time you see a war on something is when its profitable.

Sazar
05-17-03, 12:27 PM
Originally posted by vampireuk
Indeed, most people feel warm and fuzzy when they hear those little buzz words. Not to steal from Carlin but the only time you see a war on something is when its profitable.

george carlin is a foul-mouthed genius... and I love him in a very heterosexual sort of way :)

UDawg
05-17-03, 12:42 PM
Originally posted by digitalwanderer
I'm not disagreeing with you or trying to defend the terrorists, but don't you think there were a lot of Brits back in the late 1700's saying the same thing about the colonials in the revolutionary war?

Just a thought. One man's terrorist is another man's freedom fighter. We ain't gonna be able to stop the terrorism until we understand the reasons for it, anything less is just a stopgap measure. (Well, 'cept for mebbe the genocide option...but I don't THINK that's Emperor Bush's plan, what would he do for slave labor? :eek2: )

digi, don't compare Revolutionary war fighters to terrorist. They are not the same. This "one man's terrorist is another man's freedom fighter is a farse and a lie. I know you are not trying to defend them and I understand what you are saying but I have to call you on it.

First off terrorist attack mainly civilian population. The Revolutionary fighters attacked the British army and Navy. Second we were fighting for independence from England. The terrorists are fighting to eleminate all religions except extreme Islam. They want to implement a theocracy by force and maintain it by force. Our founding fathers fought for none of those.

When you say "One man's terrorist is another man's freedom fighter" it takes away the idea of good and evil and convolutes the argument.

I know which side of the arument you are on but I just wanted you to be clear of what you were saying.

:afro:

UDawg
05-17-03, 12:48 PM
Originally posted by t6_shadow
"Sure, the brits may have said that. But they were wrong. The colonials weren't blowing up women and childeren. They at least had some sense of honor."

Yes you are alloweed to ambush and kill military units as you like not women and children.

This makes no sense. :confused:

The colonies made a formal declaration of war against the brits after they came into Lexington and Concord. They were defending their homes. 99.999% of these terrorist have no home. They declaire a holy war on the infidel which includes the biggest infidel the US. Completely different situations.

Attacking a military units during a war against a agressor is not the same as attacking women and children to implement a theocracy. Why is this a hard comcept to understand? :confused:

UDawg
05-17-03, 12:51 PM
Originally posted by Sazar
george carlin is a foul-mouthed genius... and I love him in a very heterosexual sort of way :)

/takes two steps further to the right, while keeping a eye on Sazar...:eek2:


:D :p You cheeky monkey you :naughty:

Sazar
05-17-03, 01:08 PM
Originally posted by UDawg71
/takes two steps further to the right, while keeping a eye on Sazar...:eek2:


:D :p You cheeky monkey you :naughty:

two little letters come to mind :D

an F and a U...

:cool:

Sazar
05-17-03, 01:13 PM
Originally posted by UDawg71
digi, don't compare Revolutionary war fighters to terrorist. They are not the same. This "one man's terrorist is another man's freedom fighter is a farse and a lie. I know you are not trying to defend them and I understand what you are saying but I have to call you on it.

First off terrorist attack mainly civilian population. The Revolutionary fighters attacked the British army and Navy. Second we were fighting for independence from England. The terrorists are fighting to eleminate all religions except extreme Islam. They want to implement a theocracy by force and maintain it by force. Our founding fathers fought for none of those.

When you say "One man's terrorist is another man's freedom fighter" it takes away the idea of good and evil and convolutes the argument.

I know which side of the arument you are on but I just wanted you to be clear of what you were saying.

:afro:

I would be a bit wary as to the wording of terrorists and who they attack...

I put forth that terrorists attack w/o discrimination... involving often times members of the population they are claiming to be fighting for in fact...

the idea of good and evil is a bit warped in this sense because to you and I standing here and watching our fellow citizens dieing... that is an act of terrorism... but to the peoples who support these 'freedom fighters' from their land they are martyrs and heroes...

sounds daft but unfortunately thats how it is and I get the impression digi was trying to put this forth... I could be wrong of course :)

you are correct of course :) in what you said and trust me... I will soon be donning my counter-terrorist boots to frag me some T's in CS to prove my point and support your words :D

LORD-eX-Bu
05-17-03, 01:23 PM
bah who cares.

Got this from another site:

Globeintel and Gordon Thomas

A killing war between Israel's Mossad and Islamic fanatics came closer this weekend in Britain. The Israeli intelligence agency has sent four members of its kidon assassination squad to this country, to join fifteen other handpicked katsas, its relentless field agents.

Their brief is to "disable" any of the "close to 50" British Muslims that the extremist Islamic group, Al-Muhajiroun, last week boasted were ready to carry out suicide missions similar to the one in Tel Aviv. Al-Muhajiroun spokesman, Asif Butt, said the 50 were "primed and ready to go".

The threat was sufficient for Mossad to send its own termination squad to head off any further threat to Israel or to synagogues and other Jewish institutions in this country.

"In Mossad-speak 'disable' means taking them out permanently", said an MI5 source grimly. "We know from past experience that the kidon can make murder look like an accident. It is their speciality".

Two of the kidon are women. They have been trained to be ready to sleep with someone to obtain vital information. Former Mossad chief Meir Amit said that "sex is a woman's weapon. Pillow talk is not a problem for her. But it takes a special kind of courage - to sleep with the enemy".

Mossad often operates outside the law of this country - or any country.

In the past, it has killed terrorists in the streets of Paris, Frankfurt and other European cities. In turn, it has lost over 100 agents in the past 50 years. Their memorial is a monument shaped like a human brain in a suburb of Tel Aviv.

In Britain, they are banned from using guns or explosives. But they are equipped with long and short-blade knives and piano wire to strangle. They are also trained in the art of melting into a hostile community. Some of the team have spent time undercover in Arab capitals. They speak all the languages of the Middle East - and can pass as Islamic extremists to get close to the fanatics they have come to hunt down in Britain. Israel has openly made it clear it fears Britain has become a haven for extremist preachers and their network of organisations dedicated to sowing hatred. They cite how terrorists have been able to hire expensive lawyers to fight extradition.

For years Khalid Fawwaz, wanted in the US for his alleged role in the bombing of the American embassy in Kenya, has used the courts in Britain for the past four years to avoid extradition. The expense of his fight has cost the taxpayer £428,000.

Israel accepts that the majority of this country's 1.8 Muslims are law abiding. But it says that since the attacks on the World Trade Centre and Pentagon, there has been an increase in extremists entering Britain under the guise of asylum seekers.

The attack by two British suicide bombers in Tel Aviv has led to Mossad being ordered to "carry the war to our enemies", said a senior Israeli intelligence source. The Mossad team in Britain know their actions are sanctioned by their government.

Rafi Eitan, a former director of operations, said: "we are like the official hangman or the doctor on Death Row who administers the lethal injection. We are simply fulfilling a sentence sanctioned by the prime minister of the day".

Since he has come to office, it is known that Israel's Prime Minister, Ariel Sharon, has "sanctioned" a number of assassinations of terrorists who could not be brought before Israeli courts.

Victor Ostrovsky, a former member of the assassination team said that kidon always use a weapon appropriate to the situation. "Strangulation if the target is to be killed at night. Sometimes an aerosol or a syringe in the jugular to deliver a fast-acting nerve agent that kills and leaves no trace".

The decision to send in the Mossad came after urgent discussions between Ariel Sharon and Downing Street last weekend. Later, Mossad's new hardman chief, Meir Dagan, called Eliza Manningham-Buller, head of MI5, and told her that his men would co-operate closely with her agents.

Next day, katsas from Mossad headquarters in Brussels had flown into Heathrow. Twenty-four hours later, the four-man kidon had arrived on an El Al flight from Israel. Supporting them are Mossad yahalomin - specialists at bugging phones and buildings. Their targets include a Leicester-based charity, Interpal. It has been accused of fund-raising for Hamas and is currently under investigation by the Charity Commissioners. Interpal insists its fund-raising is "purely humanitarian".

Although the Home Office has officially banned 20 terror groups, Mossad believes many are still operating behind Islamic front organisations.

The deployment of such a massive Mossad team is the first time it has operated in such numbers in this country since 1987.

That year, Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher ordered their operations to be shut down after a "honey pot" operation to kidnap Mordechai Vananu, the whistleblower who revealed secrets about Israel's nuclear arsenal. He fled to London.

Mossad traced him and a woman agent enticed Vananu - on the promise of sex - to go with her to Rome. A Mossad team was waiting there to drug and spirit Vananu back to Israel. He is still serving a life sentence.

Now, united in common cause, Mossad and MI5 are burrowing deep into the closed world of Islamic fundamentalism in this country.

Former operations chief Rafi Eitan, who has worked secretly in Britain said: "there has always been a love-hate relationship with British intelligence. But after the suicide bomber attack last week, that is over". Nevertheless, the Mossad team will virtually operate on its own rules.

"The one rule which overrides all others is: kill or be killed. That is why the kidon are here. They can make an assassination look like the perfect accident", said an Israeli intelligence source.

SIDEBAR:

· Mossad. Israel's prime intelligence service. Formally known as Mossad le Aliyah Beth. Employs some 1,500 full-time staff. Less than 100 are field agents. But has an estimated one million informers within the Jewish Diaspora.

· Kidon. Mossad's state-backed assassination team. Based in the Negev Desert. Current strength said to be 48, six of them women. All are in their late twenties and superbly fit. Usually work in teams of four.

Their successes ...

· Dr Gerald Bull. Canadian scientist and then the world's greatest expert of ballistics. Offered his services to Saddam Hussein. On March 22, 1990, a kidon team assassinated Bull in the doorway of his Brussels apartment. Mossad's Department of Psychological Warfare planted the story that Bull had been murdered Iraqi agents because he reneged on his deal with Saddam.

· Faithi Shkaki. Head of Islamic Jihad in 1995. Returning from Libya, a kidon unit were waiting for him in Malta. As he went shopping for presents for his wife and children back in Damascus, kidon struck. Shkaki was shot six times in the head as he emerged from a shop with his wrapped gifts. The kidon escaped undetected.

· Ali Hassan Salameh. Known as "The Red Prince". The man behind the Munich massacre of the Israeli athletes in 1972. Hid for years in West Beirut until the day a kidon team, one a woman, placed a car bomb on his route to work. He was blown to bits.

... and failures.

· Yasser Arafat. On six separate occasions, Mossad tried to assassinate the PLO leader in Lebanon and Tunisia. Each time Arafat escaped at the last moment. There was a suspicion in Mossad that a mole had leaked their plans. But it was never proven.

· Khalid Meshel. Fanatical Hamas leader. Lived near King Hussein's palace in Amman, Jordan. Father of seven children. In September, 1997, a kidon team tried to inject him on a street with a new lethal nerve agent. They failed. The uproar led to an international outcry. The kidon returned to Israel but were transferred to border patrol work.


At least there are good people out there doing what needs to be done to stop these terrorists. I hope and pray that these Israeli agents, as well as those from Britain, America, and any other country that is involved kill as many of these terrorist bastards as they possibly can:thumbsup:

Anyone else who bitches about this type of stuff, oh well, its your prob. Its happening already, and... ROFLMAO... I'd like to see anybody try to stop these guys:rofl

Sazar
05-17-03, 01:27 PM
Originally posted by [eNv]-LORD-eX-Bu
bah who cares.

Got this from another site:




At least there are good people out there doing what needs to be done to stop these terrorists. I hope and pray that these Israeli agents, as well as those from Britain, America, and any other country that is involved kill as many of these terrorist bastards as they possibly can:thumbsup:

Anyone else who bitches about this type of stuff, oh well, its your prob. Its happening already, and... ROFLMAO... I'd like to see anybody try to stop these guys:rofl

hence mossad == terrorist organisation as well in effect... :)