Soren wrote on Apr 8
th, 2015 at 7:44pm:
Karnal wrote on Apr 8
th, 2015 at 6:44pm:
Soren wrote on Apr 8
th, 2015 at 6:21pm:
greggerypeccary wrote on Apr 8
th, 2015 at 5:52pm:
Soren wrote on Apr 8
th, 2015 at 5:48pm:
greggerypeccary wrote on Apr 8
th, 2015 at 3:48pm:
Soren wrote on Apr 8
th, 2015 at 3:46pm:
I said that the one thing that links all Islamic terrorism is... er.... Islam.
Genius.
That's right up there with "
All Muslims are Muslims".
But even such a plain truth is now 'Islamophobic' ...
Nope.
Nobody is saying
that is Islamophobic.
Really?? How fascinating.
Still, neither Islam nor those who follow it and believe it (Muslims - gosh! can I say that?)
That depends who you believe, old boy. Y's theory is a Moslem is a Moslem, but we're yet to reach a consensus on that.
When it comes to Islam and Muslims, there is always, ALWAYS something to tiptoe around. So sensitive - yet so murderous.
Rich tapestry, innit? You'd call it rainbow if the inverts - Allah sez kill 'em all - haven't TMed that particular shorthand for lovely diversity.
I want to see when the wahabbis lie down with the LGTBI cadres, don't you, like the lion with the lamb - judging from the militancy of the lady boys, though, the wahabbis may be the lambs in this particular
tableau.Very, VERY rich tapestry.
A rich tapestry indeed. That Wahabi bed is going to be pretty full, old boy. The Saudis already have Uncle and Mother in there.
It’s such a rich tapestry, you’re happy to leave Uncle’s threads concealled. You face a bit of a dillema here, old chap. Your preferred carpet-bombing strategy is at odds with Uncle’s support of the most extreme Islamicist regime on the planet. What to do?
Avoiding questions on Uncle’s involvement in quashing demokracy in the Middle East - Iran, Egypt, the gulf states - is a good start. It covers the cognitive dissonance so central to your thinking.
Pretending the Wahabists got there on their own - with no help from Uncle and Mother - is another. It allows you to offer glib, shallow cliches on complex foreign policy issues. Of course you don’t read Robert Fisk.
You prefer Pride and Prejudice.