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This terrorist stuff in Kenya
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The point is you can't reason with an ideology whether it's trying to impress on Milliband that socialism is a dead end or that that modern political islam won't acheive an islamic caliphate in the westDoing the needful since 1827 -
That sounds like a change in tone. Have to say it's spot on though - this is political Islam. At the heart of all religions is God and spirituality, so the form we see out there is a politicised form. People need to see this both for truth's sake and also to know how to battle the disease.Originally posted by amcdonald View PostThe point is you can't reason with an ideology whether it's trying to impress on Milliband that socialism is a dead end or that that modern political islam won't acheive an islamic caliphate in the westComment
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Hadn't the terrorists rented a retail unit of some kind in the centre? If so it would be pretty easy to smuggle in anything short of an 88mm howitzer, just by parking in the service area at the back and carting in a load of crates.Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostGet through what? It's a shopping centre. There might have been one or two lightly armed security men at the front door, but not much more than that to get through.Work in the public sector? Read the IR35 FAQ hereComment
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Even then couldn't they claim to be rehearsing as an AC/DC tribute act, and the need howitzers to practise Hells BellsOriginally posted by OwlHoot View PostHadn't the terrorists rented a retail unit of some kind in the centre? If so it would be pretty easy to smuggle in anything short of an 88mm howitzer, just by parking in the service area at the back and carting in a load of crates.Doing the needful since 1827Comment
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