So, the US, EU, UN and Russia are totally against murderous terrorists.
But by gavins sayso, it is ok ?   No, that part I don't get

What part about "murder" don't you get ?

repeated question third time

What part about murder don't you understand ? Or won't answer ?

According to you gavin, the following behaviour is fine as long as taliban were elected ??


By Sardar Ahmad in Kabul
June 17, 2007 10:53pm

IN the deadliest attack in Afghanistan since the Taliban regime was toppled six years ago, a suicide bomber has killed 35 people and wounded dozens in Kabul.

Most of the dead were instructors going to work at the city's police academy. Bystanders and five foreigners were also killed, according to police.

President Hamid Karzai condemned the attack and said the country would continue to work towards reconstruction despite attacks from the "enemies of Afghanistan".

The Taliban claimed responsibility for the blast, which reduced a police bus to a skeleton of black metal. Body parts and human flesh were flung across a wide area.

"We have got 35 people martyred and 52 wounded," Kabul province police chief Esmatullah Dauladzai told news agency AFP.

"Those killed include mostly officers and civilians."

Among the wounded were two Japanese, a Korean and two Pakistani nationals, he said. The injuries could not be immediately confirmed by the relevant embassies.

"It is the work of terrorists, al-Qaeda and murderers of the people," said the city's criminal investigation department chief Alishah Paktiawal.

Mr Dauladzai said investigations indicated the bombing was carried out by an individual wearing black clothes who was aboard the police bus.

Claiming responsibility, the Taliban said the attacker had infiltrated the police on the orders of one of the group's most senior commanders, Jalaluddin Haqqani.

"Under his direct orders, today he strapped explosives on his body and exploded himself inside the police bus," spokesman Saluhuddin Ayobi said.

There had been rumours that Haqqani, who was a minister in the 1996-2001 Taliban government, had died, but Ayobi said he was "alive and leading the jihad (holy war) against the US forces and the puppet Kabul Government".

The sirens of ambulances wailed across the city as the wounded were ferried to hospitals. 24 people were hospitalised, health ministry director general Salam Jalali said.

The blast took place in a crowded part of the city centre. Two nearby minibuses were damaged and witnesses said bystanders may also have been hit."


Of course the murderous dominant policy is relevanbt. Their policy is if they live, freedom won't.
In my views, if the elected party will murder me, I will oppose them immediately.
Why is that such a hard comcept for you to grasp ?

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Was he beaten senseless?

Sprintcyclist wrote on Jun 18^th, 2007 at 3:39pm:


the point i was making was that ur stuck with the policies of the government that gets elected in a democratic election. i was using the GST as an example.

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yes, protect ourselves by building up our defences, but we shouldn't go around saying that the government doesn't have a right to exist and it should be overthrown.

doing that is denying the Palestinans right to be governed by the goverment they elected.  

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i'm not defending islam, i'm defending democracy - democracy is about being governed by the party that is elected by the people.

i wouldn't like other countries to tell me who to vote for as it's not their country and it doesn't concern them. similiarily i think other countries should butt out when it comes to the Palestinan elections, the Palestinan people voted for Hamas in a democratic election, so Hamas should be allowed to rule.

it's amazing that ur so pro-democracy, but at the same time u want to deny the Palestinans the right to be governed by the party they elected in a democratic election. that is hypocritical.

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Damn

Ausnat wrote on Jun 18^th, 2007 at 6:36pm:


I know.. tragic. 


Uni students are too gay to attack anyone anyway. Too politically incorrect.