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[miltiades]

The barbaric savage attack on an innocent young Londoner might just be the beginning of realization by the British political and elite establishment that the British people have had enough of the newcomers into the UK who have absolutely no respect for our culture or our way of life. Who would have imagined that scenes developing in third world theocratic nations would develop in London streets.
The EDL have been given a boost to attract more and more English people into their party, enough is enough, we are not and do not want to become a third world Islamic state. We are a democracy and a tolerant society open to criticism constructive or otherwise directed either at our political parties, foreign policies or religion.
The newcomers are not a tolerant lot, brainwashed and intimidated by a false, like all religions, belief, a belief that classes all not Muslims into infidels.
Take your beliefs back to your countries and do what you do best in your own back yard.
It is ludicrous that the British public have been forced by the establishment to demote their own culture and dictated to respect foreign bacward cultures.

[Tim Drayton]

There are issues surrounding immigration that are of genuine concern to the residents of the UK and cannot be swept under the carpet, but I would caution you not to go too far. I was recently looking at some references to the heroic part played by Greek Cypriots in the fight against the National Front in the UK of the 1970's (a struggle that I also had some involvement in), and urge you not to forget those days and what lies behind far right ideology.

[Lordo]

i am shocked to read the first post here attacking the hard working newcomers, considering that all the newcomers have shown their disgust at this action. it must be cypriot thing no wonder cypriots are seen as the most racist in the world. i wonder the gentlemen of this post holds the incident of a father holding his childs hand one moment and just his hand the next blown up by a drone controlled by his heros. was that covered by the western media as widely, i think not. what goes around comes around. people will react to innocents murdered by the states protecting their interests. the sooner the west pulls their soldiers out from all muslim lands the sonner we shall have peace.

[Sotos]

i am shocked to read the first post here attacking the hard working newcomers, considering that all the newcomers have shown their disgust at this action. it must be cypriot thing no wonder cypriots are seen as the most racist in the world. i wonder the gentlemen of this post holds the incident of a father holding his childs hand one moment and just his hand the next blown up by a drone controlled by his heros. was that covered by the western media as widely, i think not. what goes around comes around. people will react to innocents murdered by the states protecting their interests. the sooner the west pulls their soldiers out from all muslim lands the sonner we shall have peace.

And the Muslims should pull their soldiers out of Christian lands, such as Cyprus, also. No soldiers from any country should ever invade and occupy foreign lands unless it is a UN operation. And then if a Muslim wants to live on Christian land or vice versa they should be prepared to change themselves to fit with the majority of the population ... not to expect the native majority to change to accommodate the newcomers! If they can not fit with the native population then they should go back to where they came from.

[Maximus]

i am shocked to read the first post here attacking the hard working newcomers, considering that all the newcomers have shown their disgust at this action. it must be cypriot thing no wonder cypriots are seen as the most racist in the world. i wonder the gentlemen of this post holds the incident of a father holding his childs hand one moment and just his hand the next blown up by a drone controlled by his heros. was that covered by the western media as widely, i think not. what goes around comes around. people will react to innocents murdered by the states protecting their interests. the sooner the west pulls their soldiers out from all muslim lands the sonner we shall have peace.

When will Islamic Muslim Turkey, pull her soldiers and settlers out of Christian lands (i.e Cyprus and Anatolia) so we can have peace soon?

Do you support the "Islamic republic of Northern England" Lordo?

[Mik]

i am shocked to read the first post here attacking the hard working newcomers, considering that all the newcomers have shown their disgust at this action. it must be cypriot thing no wonder cypriots are seen as the most racist in the world. i wonder the gentlemen of this post holds the incident of a father holding his childs hand one moment and just his hand the next blown up by a drone controlled by his heros. was that covered by the western media as widely, i think not. what goes around comes around. people will react to innocents murdered by the states protecting their interests. the sooner the west pulls their soldiers out from all muslim lands the sonner we shall have peace.

This paragraph just goes to prove your sheer ignorance of this story. I suggest you read up on the incident before you comment next time.

[Get Real!]

"Woolwich attack: of course British foreign policy had a role"

http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree ... olicy-role

[Mik]

"Woolwich attack: of course British foreign policy had a role"

http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree ... olicy-role

What sort of story did you expect from this guy?
Joe Glenton
refused to serve a second tour in Afghanistan on legal and moral grounds, later spending five months in military prison. He now studies international relations

[kurupetos]

Tension has been increasing all over the world.

Here's the latest from Sweden:

Stockholm riots leave Sweden's dreams of perfect society up in smoke

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/europe/sweden/10080320/Stockholm-riots-leave-Swedens-dreams-of-perfect-society-up-in-smoke.html

If you want multiculturalism, you have to learn to accept its consequences.

[Get Real!]

"Woolwich attack: of course British foreign policy had a role"

http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree ... olicy-role

What sort of story did you expect from this guy?
Joe Glenton
refused to serve a second tour in Afghanistan on legal and moral grounds, later spending five months in military prison. He now studies international relations

I didn't need an article to figure out the obvious but I figured some of you would...