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....when you know who is the terrorist If you are more comfortable believing all you are told - fine. I am not easily convinced because I think we are misled by the motives (we are told) are behind terrorism. |
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No John, it isn't great to hear, because where he was, thousands will follow.....and that is dangerous. It would have been better for him to be captured and spend time in some prison somewhere.......alive he was a figurehead...dead,(and having died in such circumstances) he is a martyr. As you so rightly observe, we cannot begin to understand the mentality of these young men...except to say that their belief is what drives them....they are brainwashed from being toddlers. |
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Bin Laden or not a nutter is a nutter, dont honestly think his life or death makes one jot of difference to these clowns, sure another act will be commited somewhere n they will use this fact as n excuse, but i don't honestly think they would be good ole boys if he hadn't been topped.
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heard one report saying this was the reason Wills n Kate cancelled the honeymoon, that could be possible as they would tell the royals n not the peasants.:rolleyes:
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I have found an interesting analogy claimed between Bin Laden and Goldstein, ( in Orwell's 1984)
Emmanuel Goldstein - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia - Goldstein is the Osama Bin Laden figure in Orwell’s novel, an extremely elusive person who is never seen, never captured, but believed by the leadership of Oceania to be still alive and hatching his conspiracies: perhaps somewhere beyond the sea, under the protection of his foreign paymasters. Since Goldstein is "never captured, the battle against his crimes, treacheries, sabotages must never end." The legal scholar Cass Sunstein in his 2009 book Worst-Case Scenarios, coins what he deems the "Goldstein Effect", describing it as "the ability to intensify public concern by giving a definite face to the adversary, specifying a human source of the underlying threat." According to Sunstein, since the U.S. War on Terror has so heavily associated terrorism with Osama Bin Laden, the outrage has intensified in similar ways as displayed in 1984. So the bogeyman is dead - who/what will replace him? I don't like to admit this but I feel it will be something/someone far worse. ....but don't be afraid, because that is what is required of you ;) |
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I couldn't honestly give a rats margaret, whatever happens, happens, i can do sod all about it. so why worry.;)
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Not a conspiracy theorist but my first reaction to this was there is going to be another attack - wounded beast and all that.
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I gained this inner calm when I lost any 'fear of death'. That fear is the ultimate fear for most people. |
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There's been a special news broadcast on BBC1 at 11-30 to tell us Bin Laden is dead!!!!!!!!:eek::eek::eek:, incidental the exact same broadcast was being transmitted simultaneously on the BBC News Channel, we're already into overkill:mad:
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