09 Oct 06
Originally posted by der schwarze RitterThey are ex-BNP
They could be converts or the suppliers of a group with jihad on their minds. If either is the case, then the press will not mention their religion, nor the affiliation, for fear of being perceived racist. So in the end, politics trumps security.
09 Oct 06
Originally posted by Sicilian SmaugWasn't the bloke who blew up that London gay pub a far right extremist?
I guess until BNP or ex BNP members actually start blowing themselves or other people up then most people won't be too interested to hear it - Tho it is of course an interesting development, are we going to start seeing bombings of mosques and muslim areas by white militants?
Anyone else think this was going to be about some rave drugs 😀?
Copeland was he?
Although I recall he was a loner so I'm not sure he was linked to a political party.
Anyway, there are more targets than muslims for these guys.
09 Oct 06
Originally posted by der schwarze RitterWhat a load of crap you spout sometimes - even for you, this is ludicrous!
They could be converts or the suppliers of a group with jihad on their minds. If either is the case, then the press will not mention their religion, nor the affiliation, for fear of being perceived racist. So in the end, politics trumps security.
09 Oct 06
Originally posted by der schwarze RitterYou’re joking aren’t you? Newspapers will splash "Muslim" anywhere they can all for one reason. Money. It sells papers, especially when you are all so paranoid.
They could be converts or the suppliers of a group with jihad on their minds. If either is the case, then the press will not mention their religion, nor the affiliation, for fear of being perceived racist. So in the end, politics trumps security.
10 Oct 06
Originally posted by der schwarze RitterYou really are either really dim or a really nasty smart guy.
They could be converts or the suppliers of a group with jihad on their minds. If either is the case, then the press will not mention their religion, nor the affiliation, for fear of being perceived racist. So in the end, politics trumps security.