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Thursday, 1 February 2007

Are we at War NOW?!?


Nine terrorist suspects have been arrested in Birmingham regarding a plot to kidnap a Muslim British soldier, behead him and then post the gory video on the Internet in classic Jihadist fashion.

And New Labour still insists that this is a police matter. That explains why you can never find any government surplus blinkers.

Update: In a classic example of arse-backwards thinking, the government is leaping into action and telling British soldiers to go to ground.
Muslim soldiers and their families are expected to be given new security guidance after a suspected Islamist plot to kidnap, torture and behead a British Muslim soldier was allegedly foiled with the arrest of nine men in Birmingham yesterday.
Might we suggest that killing the terrorists and going after the tyrants who sponsor them would be a more permanent solution?
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2 comments:

  1. AnonymousWednesday, 31 January 2007 at 21:53:00 GMT-8

    Nah, that will just intefere with Parliament's ongoing plan: Project Stick-our-collective-heads-in-the-sand-till-the-whacky-jumped-up-little-Mohammedans-cut-them-off-with-a-rusty-shamshir-while-nuking-major-metropolitan-cities-in-a-sick-and-twisted-attempt-to-get-closer-than-the-mezzanine-section-at-Allah's-cosmic-box-social

    Or as the public knows it: Operation We're your b****es.

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  2. AnonymousThursday, 1 February 2007 at 05:40:00 GMT-8

    Go after the bad guys? Let's not get crazy here.

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