Re: Terror attack stopped in London; Bomb found, defused.
Good. We've established that they're not always British. They're always Muslim.
Who cares if they're the "radical" or "liberal" types. What the hell is wrong with Muslims in general that they cannot divert their energy into productive and peaceful demonstrations. Why cant radical suicidal group put down their kerosene and pick up a petition? Why cant the liberal "islam is a religion of peace" group stop whining about media bias and finally shut down mosques and deport illegal imams?
Either way, Muslims are to blame. The ones that blow up buckets of nails - and the ones that do jack **** to report murderous muslims to proper authorities. The same muslims who house illegal immigrants in a vow of secrecy are the ones who would much rather not have the authorities intervene in their mosque(see other thread spearheaded by Fraud) .
Yes, Islam is a religion of peace - but that also demands telling Jim the constable that your friend Abdullah the psychopath might be planning to blow up an airport with a barbeque. We're part of a community that first and foremost needs peace. What we do NOT need is community where lunatic leaders and pyrotechnic teenagers are protected by our "ummah". What good is a muslim brotherhood when you allow a small group of morons to tarnish your name and religion?
Agreed. This is getting truly ridiculous to be honest. Every damn summer there seems to be one terrorist threat or another over there in England. The people involved may or may not be British citizens but everyone has to admit, there is ALWAYS some sort of connection to Pakistan and/or the Muslim world in general. I think it is quite obvious that something needs to be done. I'm not saying that the government of Pakistan is responsible for it (other than the failure to shut down all the terrorist institutions within the country) but the Pakistani community in England definitely needs to take some measures to address the issue.
In this particular instance (that being the Glasgow incident), the two culprits involved may not be British citizens but I'm quite certain that the British-Muslim community has been involved in the previous incidents. The problem seems to be the cocoon that the Pakistani community seems to live inside in Britain, which is natural and quite common in many regards, but this situation is worsened by the growing sentiment of extremism that has plagued many muslims across the world. I don't think this "constant threat of terrorism from within" will improve in England anytime soon unless both of the above mentioned factors are addressed. I don't want to sound as if I have factual argument here, as I've never set foot in England outside of a brief stay in Manchester, but that certainly seems to be the case. I would love to experience the life of a Pakistani living within a typical Pakistani community in England first hand just to see what kinda environment and atmosphere they live in. Any guppy here who lives in England might want to shed some light and share their experiences to further this discussion.