Its not about money . . . . more a vocation? I don’t have qualms with you investing time making your voice heard, quite the opposite actually, also assuming you find it fulfilling.

With regards to the conspiracy theories, I think with history telling us that false flag operations have occurred, by western nations more than others, people have every right to question what they are told. It is up to the individual to decide what happened, and a sensible person would make or change opinions on the evidence as it arrives.

Questioning how genuine the claim that the London bombers carried out the attacks on the current evidence, would mean having to believe they were being watched and were identified as ones sympathetic to terrorist measures and were allowed and even indirectly helped by the intelligence services to forward political targets i.e. to keep the public on their toes so they accept further major action by government or b) the bombers were actually commissioned by the intelligence services and all these videos including the ones of the bombers statements were orchestrated by the intelligence agencies!

Both of which I think are unlikely and the more evidence that came out after the London bombings the more of an imagination you would require to still believe the conspiracy theories.

As much as there are people doing good work to tackle the rise of extremism, I just cant see how such atrocities can be stopped, even if 99.9recurring% of people understand it’s a bad idea, there still could be just one or two people, and that’s all it takes.

I think moving to the most neutral country possible is the way forward!

And what may that be? Being a lying lacky for the government?
Christ, I’d love you to say that to my face.

You raise a good point, Sonia. But in this case, what form of evidence would you need to convince you that those four individuals commited that crime? Two of them have already confessed on video, and then you have Al Qaeda confirming it.

If there is something good coming out of this tragic affair is that it give us the resolve to erradicate the problem. But if people deny it, then it makes it all the more frustrating.

Yesterday on More4 News, someone who had been investigating one of the bombers and had been talking with the family since the bombings, came out saying that this guy was ambitious, hardworking, went to university, who cared about his community. And then said… we need people like him in Britain!

What the fuck is wrong with our media?

I have seven words for you: liver, pancreas, and waking up to ugly chicks.

LOL….
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Hah hah, don’t we all have the right though to choose the manner in which we go to hell?:P

if you want to know what i think cisoux – you can read this – http://sonia.pickledpolitics.com/2006/07/06/seventh-of-july-one-year-on/

i’m sure we differ – you sound like a hate-filled person.

#32 False here is a riddle for you: you are neither in the river, nor out of the river. Where are you? You in De Nile. Boom Boom (both puns intended)

#35 It would help greatly if his father wasn’t in a state of denial, it would help Muppets like FalseFlag come to terms with the reality the rest of us occupy.

To believe that these kids are Martyrs requires a belief that these kids did it. Therefore the “13% of Muslims” think that these lads are Martyrs must belief that this kids did it. We ought add to this figure to the number of idiots that don’t think that these kids did it.

If someone believes that they didn’t do it AND they are martyrs means that they are pathologically stupid and shouldn’t be trusted with sharp objects.

So FalseFlag, do you consider these kids both Martyrs AND innocent? Should you be trusted with pointy things?

Cheers,

TFI

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