Originally posted by devilwasp

Originally posted by XphilesPhan
BOL.... oh the french deserve what they get for opening its doors to radicals who have no desire to co exist. Take heed america it's happening in france, britain is soon to follow and we are next....

Britain is not "soon to follow", thats an opinion...a closed minded one but yes an opinion.
There is no race war heading our way.

I admire your sense of loyalty however you may wish to check your doorstep.....

Originally posted by XphilesPhan
I admire your sense of loyalty however you may wish to check your doorstep.....

We have, ever since 1914.

Originally posted by skippytjc

And what does "Union for Islamic Organizations of France" have to do with Jihadists buring up the country? Are you suggesting they control all Muslims in France? Represent all Muslims in France? Or are you suggesting this group is responisble for Franch jihad and these particular Jihadists are doing so unauthorized?

What does Islam has to do with terrorism?

Do you think a man or an organization controls terrorists?

Terrorism is a malignant thing that has no goals to achieve, no limits to its targets, no boundaries, no rules of war, no compromise on any cost..............! Malignancy is either cured or it kills itself with the host.

Does terrorism fit into any religion or civilization?

What hinders the world to accept that this terrorism has nothing to do with Islam?

Terrorists do not need any authorisation from Isalm. Did Zionsts had Authority from King David or Moses to carry out bombings on British troops to push them out of Palestine in 1940s? Had the british troops stayed any further and faced Zionists, there would have been a long history of Zionist Terrorism in Europe as well as in Americas?

Originally posted by Crakeur
now, please note that I am not saying that all of Islam is involved in a jihad but, simply put, that there are some bad people out there who commit acts of terror and violence and claim they are doing it in the name of allah and that, unfortunately, is seen as terror in the name of Islam.

Muslims just wanna continue living their lives like everyone else, ever since Islamic extremism started Muslims tried to denounce it and tell the world it has nothing to do with Islam then 9/11 happens by terrorists in the name of Islam, again people turn back to blaming Islam allthough Iran was one if not the first country that condemned the attacks saying Islam has nothing to do with it.

Then Afghanistan/Iraq invasion happens (both Islamic countries) and the world tells everyone how evil they are, again Muslims world-wide try to condemn the attacks untill after some time, they are no longer heard..

Now Iran is being blamed of trying to get the "bomb" and attack any nation it wants for the simple joy of it while it will end up burying itself (pretty stupid huh?) And now the West is going after Syria too, yup all Islamic countries...

So what Im saying is, it doesnt matter how loud Muslims shout, the West wont listen and will simply do as it pleases.

shire, I agree wioth much of what you are saying however I think part of the problem might be the "too little, too late" issue with the muslim world speaking out against the terror. it took an act of terror in Jordan to get Jordan and, subsequently, Saudi Arabia to become proactive in their pursuit to an end to terror.


now, with regards to Iran, when their leaders call for the destruction of another nation, without provocation, the entire world should then be wary of allowing them any kind of explosives, let alone one made from nuclear material.

Text Hi All. It's fascinating to go back to the beginning of this thread and read the doomsday predictions of watching the riots in France. Almost like Pat Robertson's predictions about hurricanes and 9/11.

While there is clearly a move throughout the world to engage in a radical "Jihad," the situation in France seems much more like the race riots we lived with in the U.S. during the '60s. There was a huge cultural shift ocurring, and some of it spilled into violence.

France must deal with the discrimination, unemployment and poverty facing its minority populations. It's not a question of giving in to violence, it's a question of examining whether the government and culture is creating conditions which trap some of its citizens unfairly.

Once those questions are addressed, the case of criminal violence can be addressed in a more rational, and forceful, manner. Hooliganism is different than a violent reaction to a denial of basic human dignity.