Do you think they will bother with Cardiff?
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It Looks Like an Organised Terrorist Campaign Has Started
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Expect IT systems in England to crash this week coming...
The cream of IT intelligence has been prevented from their return commute this Sunday night via Glasgow AP.
Perhaps these wanabe terrorists were not so stupid after all
"Never argue with stupid people, they will drag you down to their level and beat you with experience". Mark TwainComment
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Just switched on the BBC - the bloke from the airport they interviewed was good value. Described dragging smouldering bloke off a cop and then getting into a scrap Summed up what was going through his mind as "c'moan whats the score?"Originally posted by scooterscotExpect IT systems in England to crash this week coming...
The cream of IT intelligence has been prevented from their return commute this Sunday night via Glasgow AP.
Perhaps these wanabe terrorists were not so stupid after all
Priceless
This lot have been so crap you could believe it was a diversionary tactic. Critical security level hmmmmm
Conspiracy theorists are going to have a field day.
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I expect the tanks will be back outside Heathrow soonHow fortunate for governments that the people they administer don't thinkComment
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Originally posted by TrollDo you think they will bother with Cardiff?
It's first on my list when I go totaly schitzoid
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I don't think it matters how well or how badly organised they are, they're making us think about and be aware of the threat they could pose. They may be badly organised, badly trained, badly equipped, but they're still a threat and need to be taken seriously. The next attack may work, whether by luck or judgement.Comment
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Most, if not all of these Idiots are home grown terrorists.
Incentives need to be put in place to ensure that they think twice about committing these acts of futile Idiocy.
I.e. Any person found guilty of involvement in terrorism or of helping to promote acts of terrorism, should be deported after completing their sentence.
Any person who is closely associated with them should be deported immediately the terrorist is found guilty.
This to include, all family, all close friends of the same ethnic background, all members of their mosque.
Exceptions would be those that informed on them before they could act.
They would soon get grassed up by their supposedly non supportive community, before they could act.Confusion is a natural state of beingComment
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Terrorists my @rse. What happened to the "terrorists" from High Wycombe with the liquid bomb? What happened to the two from Forest Gate, one of which was shot during the raid?
Answer - nothing. They've all been let go slowly, unannounced, one at a time, in the hope that no-one would notice - as opposed to the loud, press conferences to announce the arrests.Comment
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The Quran.
I really do not think we are well liked by the followers of Islam.
Is this realy the Phscho cr@p that they learnfrom berth@
http://p4h.humanists.net/Islam%20peace/QuranPeace.htmlConfusion is a natural state of beingComment
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