I think you're wrong, actually. It's only a 'graveyard' because people don't bother posting in the right forums.treelover said:Actually I think you are wrong Ed, the terror bombing thread(s) stayed on general for many days, i really think its bad form putting it on the 'graveyard of p/p. Can't it go back on general?
I can't believe you are actually so stupid as to believe that if they were guilty (and no-one knows yet) all their friends and family would be gueueing up to say "Oh yeah, I knew he was a bad 'un from the start" and "He's a extremeist nutter and no mistake" and "He was discussing blowing up the Houses of Parliament only last week ... showed me his bomb as it happens" ...TAE said:Forrest Gate anyone?

detective-boy said:I can't believe you are actually so stupid as to believe that if they were guilty (and no-one knows yet) all their friends and family would be gueueing up to say "Oh yeah, I knew he was a bad 'un from the start" and "He's a extremeist nutter and no mistake" and "He was discussing blowing up the Houses of Parliament only last week ... showed me his bomb as it happens" ...
likesfish said:pull a murder like that and there would be a reaction and I for one would'nt be joining any lets be nice to muslim marches![]()
Looks that way at the moment, doesn't it? We haven't exactly been presented with a series of highly sophisticated secret plots capable of killing hundreds, although what has happened is quite bad enough.Idris2002 said:Actually, thinking about the comparison with NI a bit further. The Provisionals had a strong organisation and a lot of technical ability (some of it from people with Brit army experience). These Islamists are a bunch of amateurs by comparison.
In south Armagh, the PIRA could drown on a reserve of people with technical skill in metalwork and light engineering, because of the area's status as a centre of commercial agriculture.
Which is why by the 1990s they were able to explode bombs that could take out whole city centres. The Islamists meanwhile, can't even get their chapati flour bombs to work (which is not to minimise the horror of the bombs that did work, or the experience of the people targetted by the flour bomb boys).
I'd say you have nothing to fear but fear itself.
Stop reverting to insults.detective-boy said:I can't believe you are actually so stupid
TAE said:On the other hand ...
Forrest Gate anyone?
Hmm.
Idris2002 said:Actually, thinking about the comparison with NI a bit further. The Provisionals had a strong organisation and a lot of technical ability (some of it from people with Brit army experience). These Islamists are a bunch of amateurs by comparison.
In south Armagh, the PIRA could drown on a reserve of people with technical skill in metalwork and light engineering, because of the area's status as a centre of commercial agriculture.
Which is why by the 1990s they were able to explode bombs that could take out whole city centres. The Islamists meanwhile, can't even get their chapati flour bombs to work (which is not to minimise the horror of the bombs that did work, or the experience of the people targetted by the flour bomb boys).
I'd say you have nothing to fear but fear itself.
The great ricin plot came to nothing alright, but many others are still awaiting trial. (And even the ricin plot led to a murder conviction.) There was that nutter sentanced to 40 years for planning to bomb Tube tunnels under the Thames.Roadkill said:However, kaka tim is right. Most of the high-profile arrests and terrorism scares have come to nothing, so let's wait and see if anything more solid comes out.
If this plot is true, damn good work by the police.
DrRingDing said:They should be kidnapping MP's and realted media suits that promoted the war and behead the cunts live on t'interweb.
That'll be better than Big Brother.
Although saying that you can't beat the Face man.![]()
It's one of the tabloid media's standard approaches! It's always pretty amusing to look back when someone is eventually found guilty (or even pleads guilty), to watch again all the friends and family saying "But he's always really nice to his old mum!"untethered said:What's all this "I can vouch for him" stuff?

It's a double-edged sword though. There is no doubt that the disorganised / ineffective approach means there is perhaps less threat from each group minded to launch some sort of attack ... but the disparate nature of the plans, and the lack of apparent connections between the groups makes them very, very hard to defend against.slaar said:Looks that way at the moment, doesn't it?

Perhpas it would be usefull to drop the term 'Wahabbist' as on the whole it is pretty indescriminate and inaccurate. For those hell bent on violent jihad and following ultra orthodox interperitaitons of the Koran the term Takfiri is more appropriate and it stops from roping in all of the non violent Salafists.dash said:disagreeing with the extremist Wahabbist elements.
Given that they drove the soviet union out of Afghanistan, Israel out of Lebanon and are in the process of repeating the trick to the US in Iraq, I would take some exception to the comparison with South Armah.Idris2002 said:Actually, thinking about the comparison with NI a bit further. The Provisionals had a strong organisation and a lot of technical ability (some of it from people with Brit army experience). These Islamists are a bunch of amateurs by comparison.
In south Armagh, the PIRA could drown on a reserve of people with technical skill in metalwork and light engineering, because of the area's status as a centre of commercial agriculture.
Which is why by the 1990s they were able to explode bombs that could take out whole city centres. The Islamists meanwhile, can't even get their chapati flour bombs to work (which is not to minimise the horror of the bombs that did work, or the experience of the people targetted by the flour bomb boys).
and Id say stay of there land and youd be pretty damned right.Idris2002 said:I'd say you have nothing to fear but fear itself.
.extra dry said:there will be an attack somewhere in the uk soon..just too much hate going round.![]()
fela fan said:Why is society so divisive at this point? Where has this hatred developed from? Why is there so much violence? Why are the government bringing in so many laws and measures to control the population? Why is terrorism on the rise? Why have we solved the ira problem of terrorism only to walk straight into another terrorism problem?