British Army to train terrorists

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mcquiggd replied

4 November 2006, 22:43
"We in the UK are an inclusive society. Shooting **** should be considered to be no different to shooting any other race, colour, creed, or religion, as the government sees fit. As long as they do not possess nuclear weopons. Sorted. Next."

- John Reid
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Troll replied

4 November 2006, 22:18
They seem to spend a lot of their time shooting each other... is it a tradition or a cultural thing?
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Sockpuppet replied

4 November 2006, 22:13
Originally posted by Troll

So it's OK to shoot **** then?

No, its a sport.
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Troll replied

4 November 2006, 22:05
Originally posted by EternalOptimist

there are many benefits from joining the army, and I would recommend joining to any young man.
Shooting Muslims, however, is not one of those benefits. We used to call it shooting ****, and that is a much better description.

So it's OK to shoot **** then?
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Sockpuppet replied

4 November 2006, 20:05
Originally posted by Troll

I thought one of the benefits of joining the Army was the chance to shoot muslims

Friendly fire?
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EternalOptimist replied

4 November 2006, 19:43
Originally posted by Troll

I thought one of the benefits of joining the Army was the chance to shoot muslims

there are many benefits from joining the army, and I would recommend joining to any young man.
Shooting Muslims, however, is not one of those benefits. We used to call it shooting ****, and that is a much better description.
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Troll replied

4 November 2006, 18:00
I thought one of the benefits of joining the Army was the chance to shoot muslims
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mcquiggd replied

4 November 2006, 16:40
More likely to be compensation and a free holiday in Mecca.
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Sockpuppet replied

4 November 2006, 16:32
Originally posted by mcquiggd

What was the result of the case where a muslim soldier (yes, one of those peace loving muslim soldiers) refused to serve in Iraq on religious grounds...?

Bum raped and sent to the glasshouse?
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mcquiggd replied

4 November 2006, 16:28
What was the result of the case where a muslim soldier (yes, one of those peace loving muslim soldiers) refused to serve in Iraq on religious grounds...?
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Toad replied

4 November 2006, 14:06
I wonder if they have to swear allegiance to Queen and Country.
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Sockpuppet replied

4 November 2006, 13:42
This should be an oh-dear kind of topic.

When will the army realise that they are not recruiting "muslims" becuase they are from the middle east. Aren't muslims supposed to be peaceful people anyway.
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Troll started a topic British Army to train terrorists

4 November 2006, 12:33
British Army to train terrorists

Army wants more Muslim recruits

The Army is hosting its first recruitment drive solely for young British Muslims.

About 40 teenagers from Birmingham will be taught infantry skills and endure an army obstacle course.

The forces are suffering a shortage of recruits and have been unable to attract many from the Muslim community.

One of the teenagers visiting Gamecock Barracks in Nuneaton, Warwickshire, is Mansoor Clark, who said being involved in the initiative was about having fun.
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