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[Me Ed]

Fucking savages.

The real savages are those who brag a record number of Nobel prizes and then go off and kill 1400 defenseless Palestinian people over a weekend, 350 odd of which are children!

What on earth are you going to tell Jesus to justify such horrific crimes?

I guess as they don't actually believe in Jesus ...

[Me Ed]

The atroticies continue ... another 33 dead:

The government in the Pakistani province of Sindh has declared a day of mourning after a suicide attack in its capital, Karachi, killed 33 people.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/south_asia/8433289.stm

[Me Ed]

Another 23 muslims, murdered at the hands of islamists

At least 23 people have died in two suicide bombs in the same street in Ramadi, provincial capital of Anbar.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/middle_east/8434455.stm

[Me Ed]

The religion of 'peace' rears its ugly head again:

Pakistan volleyball game 'hit by suicide bomber'

A bomb has exploded close to a volleyball game in the troubled north-west of Pakistan, with at least seven people feared dead.


http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/south_asia/8437114.stm

[Linichka]

Uh-huh, yet another day in paradise. Hmmm, where are GR, Floda and the others so quick to leap to the defense of these savages? I guess even they find it indefensible.

[Me Ed]

The religion of 'peace' rears its ugly head again:

Pakistan volleyball game 'hit by suicide bomber'

A bomb has exploded close to a volleyball game in the troubled north-west of Pakistan, with at least seven people feared dead.


http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/south_asia/8437114.stm

The death toll has risen to 40 - an innocent volleyball game!

[Lit]

The religion of 'peace' rears its ugly head again:

Pakistan volleyball game 'hit by suicide bomber'

A bomb has exploded close to a volleyball game in the troubled north-west of Pakistan, with at least seven people feared dead.


http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/south_asia/8437114.stm

The death toll has risen to 40 - an innocent volleyball game!

I am trying to comprehend this heinous attack on a group of people playing volleyball. Did the village idiot actually think he was going to paradise with 72 virgins for doing this?

[insan]

The religion of 'peace' rears its ugly head again:

Pakistan volleyball game 'hit by suicide bomber'

A bomb has exploded close to a volleyball game in the troubled north-west of Pakistan, with at least seven people feared dead.


http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/south_asia/8437114.stm

What percent of muslim population does this terrorist and all other terrorists who claim fighting for islam represent? 0.001? So, how can u blame islam for what they have done?

[Me Ed]

The religion of 'peace' rears its ugly head again:

Pakistan volleyball game 'hit by suicide bomber'

A bomb has exploded close to a volleyball game in the troubled north-west of Pakistan, with at least seven people feared dead.


http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/south_asia/8437114.stm

What percent of muslim population does this terrorist and all other terrorists who claim fighting for islam represent? 0.001? So, how can u blame islam for what they have done?

The death toll has risen to 88.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taliban#Ideology

[insan]

The religion of 'peace' rears its ugly head again:

Pakistan volleyball game 'hit by suicide bomber'

A bomb has exploded close to a volleyball game in the troubled north-west of Pakistan, with at least seven people feared dead.


http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/south_asia/8437114.stm

What percent of muslim population does this terrorist and all other terrorists who claim fighting for islam represent? 0.001? So, how can u blame islam for what they have done?

The death toll has risen to 88.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taliban#Ideology

Pakistanis see their country in crisis. They give their national government lower ratings than at any time in this decade, and almost no one is satisfied with national conditions. Crime and terrorism are seen as major problems by virtually everyone. And huge percentages of Pakistanis also see their country struggling mightily with corruption and a deteriorating economy.



A long-standing concern about Islamic extremism has grown even greater over the past year. No fewer than 69% of the Pakistanis questioned worry that extremists could take control of the country. At the same time, indifference and mixed opinions about both al Qaeda and the Taliban have given way to a strong condemnation of both groups. In 2008, just 33% held a negative view of the Taliban; today, 70% rate it unfavorably. Similarly, the percentage of Pakistanis with an unfavorable opinion of al Qaeda has jumped from 34% to 61% in the last year.

However, growing concern about Islamic extremism has not resulted in an improved view of the United States. Opinions of America and its people remain extremely negative.
http://pewglobal.org/reports/display.php?ReportID=265