just seen the video

paul_valaru said:
your what of your what?

I missed the point then, call me dumb, or ignorant, that is fine, but clarify please, I hate not knowing.
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Read Winky's post, and then my post...then look up Ebonics and Snoop Doggy Dogg. :D
 
HomeLAN said:
Think Munich.
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1972 Olympics

11 Israeli Atheletes killed.

I can't beleive i missed the refrence, I read the book, and studyed teh history of it, and the repreccusions.
 
paul_valaru said:
1972 Olympics

11 Israeli Atheletes killed.

I can't beleive i missed the refrence, I read the book, and studyed teh history of it, and the repreccusions.
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That was, pretty much, the time the US started looking at terrorism. Before then, it was localized. After 1972, it was international. ;)
 
Gato_Solo said:
That was, pretty much, the time the US started looking at terrorism. Before then, it was localized. After 1972, it was international. ;)
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I just liked how israel handled it

of the 11 people who committed this crime

8 where hunted down and killed by Mossad (Israeli Intelligence)

1 died of natural causes

2 where assassinated by parties unknown
 
The Other One said:
Islam fueled conflicts:

Countries with a Muslim minority (where the Muslims spread fear, hate and the killing of non-Muslims):

Country Name Muslims % of total population
Brazil .21M .2%
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Fear, hate and killing of non-muslims...Ok... I must have been blind all these years, yes it must have been that.
There was never a single case of muslim terrorism attack in brazilian history. Ever...
In fact I can remember only one terrorism attempt. The western sponsored military dictatorship was planning on bombing a major gimnasium and blaming the communists. Unfortunately (for them) the bom exploded on the lap of the Captain that was going to plant it...
 
AlladinSane said:
Fear, hate and killing of non-muslims...Ok... I must have been blind all these years, yes it must have been that.
There was never a single case of muslim terrorism attack in brazilian history. Ever...
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Commentary/Analysis, Marcelo Ballve,
Pacific News Service, Aug 22, 2003
Editor's Note: U.N. envoy to Iraq, Sergio Vieira de Mello, who was killed in the recent bombing in Baghdad, is a hero in Brazil. His death has renewed Brazilian anger toward U.S. policy in Iraq, as well as Brazilian's pride in their country's attempt to chart a different foreign policy course from the United States.
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http://www.newsmax.com/archives/articles/2002/12/15/170136.shtml:
(from the NYT article: http://www.iht.com/articles/80342.html)

The so-called “Triple Frontier” where Argentina, Brazil and Paraguay meet Argentine is an area with a large Arab immigrant population and said by U.S. officials to be thick with Islamic extremists and sympathizers, whose businesses have contributed or laundered more than $50 million in terror money, according to a report in the New York Times.

According to the report, the Paraguayan press earlier this year reported that Al Qaeda, as well as other Islamic terrorist groups, had training camps active in the region. The local journals have also reported a secret terrorist summit meeting in the Frontier.

Intelligence officials say that they are skeptical of such reports, but readily acknowledge that Islamic fundamentalists are busily and visibly at work schooling young Muslims in extremist ideology.

These same intelligence officials, says the report, are most concerned with what they perceive as a relentless movement of the Frontier’s Islamic extremists toward São Paulo, the bustling epicenter of Brazil’s estimated 1.5 million population of Muslims.

This new dynamic would make the city even more of an ideal hiding place for those being hunted in the war on terrorism.

And the Times also cites a recent Argentine intelligence report that operatives of Hamas, Amal and the Party for Islamic Unification have been detected; and Egypt’s Islamic Brotherhood has utilized the Frontier as a haven.

Perhaps most insidious, the report says that there are signs that Islamic terrorist groups may have been using the Frontier as part of a complex secret communications network.

The Brazilian police alone have shuttered a dozen telephone-switching operations, which were being utilized to frustrate American satellites monitoring potentially terror-linked telephone traffic.

In 1999 two men targeted by Egyptian authorities to have been actors in the terrorist attack in Luxor that killed 58 tourists were arrested in the Frontier. More recently, the Brazilian authorities arrested Assad Ahmad Barakat, a Lebanese businessman who is said to have been a Hezbollah enforcer and money launderer. Barakat has since fled across the border to Brasília, where he is reportedly resisting extradition.
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You must be very relieved that Islam is the religion of peace....
 
Why dont you just cut to the chase and suggest all muslims should be rounded up into work camps. Why beat around the bush so much?
 
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Commentary/Analysis, Marcelo Ballve,
Pacific News Service, Aug 22, 2003
Editor's Note: U.N. envoy to Iraq, Sergio Vieira de Mello, who was killed in the recent bombing in Baghdad, is a hero in Brazil. His death has renewed Brazilian anger toward U.S. policy in Iraq, as well as Brazilian's pride in their country's attempt to chart a different foreign policy course from the United States.
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That didn't happen here as you may have seen. As for the triple frontier, nothing concrete was ever proved. Again, fear, hate and killing of non-muslims is something you'll not see here.
 
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