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RE: Explosions in London - 7/7/2005 10:24:19 PM   
Lordandmaster


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I strongly agree that we have all generally failed to point out the futility of this kind of terrorism. We refer a lot to our pride, to our might, to our way of living, and all that--which sounds to them like just another load of American bullshit. Some terrorist movements have been extraordinarily successful, but the difference is that those were movements with clear and realistic objectives, and also with political wings that were prepared to negotiate under the right circumstances. Al Qaeda has no realistic objectives and is not prepared to negotiate under any circumstances.

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Terrorists defy all comprehension. It irks me that the media and governments around the world don't spend more time focusing on their impotence and what it is that made them take this course instead of simply calling them names like barbarians or thugs. Somehow, they need to see that they will never succeed in stopping the world from changing around them. This seems to be their biggest complaint against everyone, even their own people.

They are making the classic mistake of thinking they can change the world to how they think it should be instead of adapting themselves to it. In the end, whether they get caught soon or die of old age in hiding, the only thing they will have accomplished is destruction. The men who hijacked the planes in the 9/11 attacks didn't go to paradise, they simply incinerated themselves and caused untold grief. The same with suicide bombers and the insurgents. All the people who've been beheaded or shot...all for nothing. None of what they do is going to stop what they're fighting against.

I wish there was some way for people around the world to tell them about their futility. Maybe eventually it would get through their wall of hatred.


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RE: Explosions in London - 7/7/2005 10:44:15 PM   
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ORIGINAL: Faramir


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I just listened to a caller on a national radio program who swore up and down that he had inside information that it was joint CFR/Mossad false flag opperation.



- The Ranger


But that's totally ludicrous.


Sure it is. But then again it was just a facetious comment on my part. ; }

Here's a little fodder for you.

http://www.rense.com/general66/over76.htm

More fodder :

http://urbansurvival.com/week.htm



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< Message edited by UtopianRanger -- 7/8/2005 5:51:52 AM >


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RE: Explosions in London - 7/8/2005 9:06:54 PM   
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50 people... gone, just gone.

How can people do things like this to one another.... and yes, I am very emotional tonight. Sitting here bawling my eyes out.. I need to turn off the TV.. have an adult beverage and go to bed. But they are talking to parents who haven't heard from their kids.. so I can't

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RE: Explosions in London - 7/9/2005 4:36:50 AM   
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Violence with no purpose. I will never understand the point in acts such as this. We have heard from some of our Brit friends and luckily they are all OK. All I can do is wish well to those in the UK and you have my sympathy for the innocents hurt or killed in such a senseless act.

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RE: Explosions in London - 7/9/2005 11:12:18 AM   
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Thankfully, everyone I know is accounted for. One friend has lost a close work colleague but that is the extent of any close losses to me. I consider myself, and a great deal of others, very lucky. To those who are not, my thoughts are with you and your families.
I would also like to thank all on here for comments and support.

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