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Soldier Of Allah
one of the accused over Lee Rigby's murder has described himself as a Soldier of Allah, if so are there more who will follow his example and see this as a war with the west. The family of Lee Rigby must be devastated
having to listen to the evidence.
http:// www.bbc .co.uk/ news/uk -253019 07
having to listen to the evidence.
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It would be unwise of us not to believe that there are more self-styled 'Soldiers Of Allah', emmie. Whether or not they would be prepared to carry out any such atrocities is for time to tell. What has probably happened is that all servicemen and women will have been put on full alert immediately following Lee Rigby's death, even when at home on leave. Which is, of...
14:42 Mon 09th Dec 2013
I agree with j t p
interesting defence (allowing for transatlantic spelling)
I have been wide eyed with statements on the line of:
my defence is that I killed him...
and I thought - interesting defence, I wonder if it will succeed, and if it does succeed at what ?
Altho' as we all know as we have been told a zillion times, Nelson Mandela's defence was I did it and I did it because.....
interesting defence (allowing for transatlantic spelling)
I have been wide eyed with statements on the line of:
my defence is that I killed him...
and I thought - interesting defence, I wonder if it will succeed, and if it does succeed at what ?
Altho' as we all know as we have been told a zillion times, Nelson Mandela's defence was I did it and I did it because.....
Lee Rigby's killers are utter scum and deserve to hang. But we (by which I mean USA with our support) have "murdered" plenty of completely innocent men women and children with indiscriminate drone attacks. We just don't care who else dies if we think we might also get the one guy we want to kill. It's this sort of gung-ho approach that makes more and more people hate us enough to carry out their own atrocities.
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j t p : Even if you are a soldier, if you're caught operating behind enemy linesyou're at the very least goint to be spending a long long time behind bars.
um no where did you get that from ? I would have thought quite a short time and shot in short order nowadays........ but
In 2WW the dog tags were the thing. If you had your dog tags you could swan around in civilian clothes -as my father did when he escaped. He said he was worried when the civilian police turned him over to the Gestapo but ended up back in a camp.
You could go for walks if you gave "your parole" [ not to escape ] whilst on the walk. And so it was in Berlin there were groups of POWs in British uniform wandering around under suitable escort, 40 -45 and no one turned a hair because everyone was in uniform. The Germans had the least percentage in reserved occupations.
j t p : Even if you are a soldier, if you're caught operating behind enemy linesyou're at the very least goint to be spending a long long time behind bars.
um no where did you get that from ? I would have thought quite a short time and shot in short order nowadays........ but
In 2WW the dog tags were the thing. If you had your dog tags you could swan around in civilian clothes -as my father did when he escaped. He said he was worried when the civilian police turned him over to the Gestapo but ended up back in a camp.
You could go for walks if you gave "your parole" [ not to escape ] whilst on the walk. And so it was in Berlin there were groups of POWs in British uniform wandering around under suitable escort, 40 -45 and no one turned a hair because everyone was in uniform. The Germans had the least percentage in reserved occupations.
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Chilldoubt started.
emmie continued.
AOG then continued.
The thing is - I would have answered JTP's argument with something along the lines of:
"No matter how justified these so-called soldiers of Allah felt they were, all they have done is further strengthened the resolve of the British public, whilst simultaneously ramped up anti-Muslim feeling.
Furthermore, I can't see a correlation between acts on the battlefield and murder on streets of London."
After that, JTP may have responded.
But n...once again, something important descends into meaningless factional nonsense.
Chilldoubt started.
emmie continued.
AOG then continued.
The thing is - I would have answered JTP's argument with something along the lines of:
"No matter how justified these so-called soldiers of Allah felt they were, all they have done is further strengthened the resolve of the British public, whilst simultaneously ramped up anti-Muslim feeling.
Furthermore, I can't see a correlation between acts on the battlefield and murder on streets of London."
After that, JTP may have responded.
But n...once again, something important descends into meaningless factional nonsense.