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Old July 9th 05, 12:10 AM posted to uk.transport.london
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Default Screw The Terrorists....

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Mick Tully wrote:
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. Here here. Pretty much sums up how Londoners feel too.
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Except for those PC idiots in White City:

BBC Radio 5 went straight round to an East End mosque to interview
'community leaders' even before the victims were cold.

They are an absolute disgrace.


Near Aldgate East there is a significant community of Muslim Londoners,
some of whom may well have been victims of the bombs together with many
of other religions.

Like all other Londoners interviewed yesterday morning the East End
muslim community leaders condemned this attack.

It is foolish to associate moderates and extemists of the same
religion. They have little in common. I think you are a disgrace to
London if you will not stand together against terrorism with your
nieghbours of all religions or those, like me, who have no religion.

There's a time and a place for the gathering of opinions of those whose
religion has been used as the excuse for mass murder. Four hours after the
slaughter, in an east London mosque is neither. Imagine the feelings of the
mother, father, wife or child who had a loved one ripped-apart in the name
of Islam, having its "community leaders" sought-out by politically correct
BBC journalists to comment at the height their suffering?

This has nothing whatsoever to do with moderates or extremists. Just about
sensitivity and respect for the victims and their distraught families on the
part of the BBC.


If violence was done in your own name, without your agreemant, would
you not expect a chance to repudiate it? Or would you be happy to
take the blame?

You seem to be implying that all muslims are somehow responsible for
the actions of these extremists. That is absurd. I do not know what
your beliefs are but I am sure you would find things have been done, in
the name of your own beliefs, that you would not wish to be personally
associated with.

As a fellow atheist - would you hold me responsible for the evils
committed by Stalin?

If I was a victim I would not expect ANYONE to take the blame or share
responsibility - except those evil individuals who committed the crime
and anyone who expresses support for them or their methods. No-one who
condemns them and their methods should be censored merely because of
their religion.