Look at these freaks.
Why don't they go to a desert with a suicide belt on and blow themselves up ?
Abu and lestat - answer that .

EVERY country that gets muslims there in any percentage gets islamics.
Islamics bring this thing - from the religion of peace and bombs




BOMBS suspected to have been set up for a retaliation attack over the execution of the Bali bombers have been uncovered in a restive Indonesian region.

Two bombs were found on Wednesday and Thursday in Poso, which lies in Central Sulawesi, in areas popular with migrants from the Hindu-majority island of Bali, local police chief Suparni Parto said.

"I think there is a connection between this and the execution of Amrozi and others," Parto said, referring to the three death-row bombers - Amrozi, Mukhlas and Imam Samudra - who are set to be executed as early as tomorrow.

Parto refused to specify which group was suspected to be behind the bombs but said there had been protests by Islamist extremists in the region threatening retaliation for the executions.

Up to 1500 police and military personnel have been deployed in Poso to guard against violence in the wake of the executions, Parto said.

The three bombers are awaiting the firing squad over the 2002 bombings of tourist nightspots on Bali that killed 202 people, mainly foreign holidaymakers including 88 Australians.

About 1000 people were killed in violence between Muslims and Christians in Poso and the surrounding district in 2000-2001.

In 2005 Islamic militants were widely condemned after beheading three teenage Christian schoolgirls in Poso and low-level tensions continue to simmer in the region. "

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posted here so you cant delete it - howzat ?????

tell that to the victims of the bali bombers .

or these scum mum, or the muslims that make no comment and give tacit approval.

word up abu.

i was not talking to you gaybriel, that post was for Abu.
Don't try to have the last word always.

sure, gabriel lastworder.

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Yes sprint, continually attacking muslims for mindless acts of violence, bigotry and terroism is so very wrong of you, if you stop it, I am sure they will stop that.

Ever heard of credit where credit is due Gaybriel?

We see a worldwide, organised network of islamist terrorism campaigning for the spread of Islam, and using absolutely disgusting tactics, which I am sure you would decry if they originated from other than muslims, so why do you lack the ability to differentiate between muslims and Islamists?

Is it because as so many believe, muslims support the Islamists, that you cannot separate the two?

Sprintcyclist wrote on Nov 1^st, 2008 at 1:32am:


hahahahahaha- I genuinely find that funny. I hope it's my new nickname

Soren wrote on Nov 1^st, 2008 at 10:04pm:

TWO suicide bombers in northwest Pakistan have killed 19 people, as airstrikes pounded extremist targets in a region known as a Taliban safe haven.

Seventeen people were killed and 45 injured when a suicide attacker blew himself up as a government-backed tribal force or "lashkar'' met in Batmalai, about 40km from the main town of Bajaur district, Khar.

Later, a suicide bomber ploughed his explosives-laden car into a camp of paramilitary forces in Mingora, the main town in the nearby restive Swat valley, killing two and injuring 11.

Pakistani military airstrikes elsewhere in Bajaur killed 17, including militants, while 15 rebels died in similar strikes a day earlier, local officials revealed.

The first suicide attack also left 30 people seriously injured, hospital and security sources said.

Local police official Fazal-i-Rabi said: "Two to three hundred members of the lashkar were finalising their strategy after demolishing houses of militants when the blast occurred.''

Pakistan President Asif Ali Zardari denounced the blast as a "heinous crime'', pledging to track down those behind it and eradicate extremism from the country "at all costs'', state media reported.

The second suicide attack targeted a gathering of several hundred soldiers from the Frontier Corps, the region's police chief Tanwirul Haq Sipra said.

The attack was followed by an "assault'' by Islamist militants, making it difficult to remove casualties, he said.

Swat has been rocked by a violent campaign for Islamic laws by supporters of radical cleric Maulana Fazlullah.


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