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Can he not just be deported to Brussels? The EC to like him more than we do. win-win.Keeping calm. Keeping invoicing.Comment
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The definition of war is not limited to nations only. For example 'civil war'.
Regardless of motive; if any organised body or group take up arms against another, then that is Warfare.
In this case it is a mixture of Terrorism and 'Asymmetric Warfare'.
'Armed Jihad' is their term, not ours.Comment
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FFS, don't mention the word "Crusade", it has all sorts of connotationsOriginally posted by KimberleyChris View PostSo what concessions should we give to Al Qaeda then?
They do not want peace negotiations. To them this is part of a religious crusade, mainly fuelled by our standpoint on the Israel/Palestine issue.
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Let's not deport Abu Qatada to Jordan. He was born in Bethlehem, which is now in Israel. Maybe we could send him there, and see how the Israelis look after him.Job motivation: how the powerful steal from the stupid.Comment
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This jihad business reminds me of Bush's comment about 'this crusade, this war against terrorism'. Funny how 'crusade' can mean anything from campaigning for moor lollipop ladies to bombing the hell out of a country. Maybe 'jihad' is similar.
As for this guy. He should obviously be put on trial for whatever crimes he has committed.Comment
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