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"If all society agrees on something, that is very unhealthy," he said.
Originally posted by ThichHeaded
haha, and this is news how again??
I am pretty sure most of us on ATS knows that already exept HowardRoak or whatever his name is.
Originally posted by Esoterica
"If all society agrees on something, that is very unhealthy," he said.
So that means that if everyone agrees with them that it was a hoax.. it's very unhealthy? I mean, the logic does follow...
Originally posted by Mayet
And its no use complaining about his shop in Melbourne selling books that incite racism or learn how to make a bomb, google has been doing that for people for years along with the internet.
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He also said a major study of the motivation of suicide bombers, taking in the past 25 years, had found they were typically motivated by disputes over land and not a hate of western values.
"Most suicide bombers are not driven by religion, but rather by secular and political goals," the Sheik said.
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"It is true that I have reserved judgement on the identity of those who committed these atrocities, however, you have erred in claiming that I laid responsibility for the London bombings on the Amercians," the Sheik wrote to Mr Howard.
"I have never made such a statement. Rather, I am not satisfied that the individuals behind these evil acts have an Islamic agenda."
"Events since September 11, through to the Bali Bombings, and now the recent London bombings, have mainly brought harm to Muslims worldwide."
Sheik Omran's letter also said it was wrong of the Prime Minister to discount his views on September 11 as, he said, there were more than a million websites and 3000 books published "discussing different opinions as to the perpetrators of this act."
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"In fact we have said such (terrorist) acts are forbidden, both in the media and in our sermons."
"...We consider ourselves Australians working for the betterment of Australia. Those of us who came from other countries appreciate how the people of this country have accepted us with open arms."
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