Are they really or is it all smoke and mirrors.Look at what the Saudis are doing with Osama Bin Laden... they have been against him a bit longer then before 2001... and they are supposedly the same Islamic sect.
Re: Muslim Apologist Syndrome
Are they really or is it all smoke and mirrors.Look at what the Saudis are doing with Osama Bin Laden... they have been against him a bit longer then before 2001... and they are supposedly the same Islamic sect.
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Re: Muslim Apologist Syndrome
While I'm not entirely sure about what Panzerjager was saying in his original statement, I have to admit that I was pretty appalled by the way that immediately following the London attacks, many Islamic leaders in Britain tried to paint the Islamic faith as the real victim of the attacks.
There seemed to be a complete unwillingess to accept any blame for the events, but rather, a desire to place blame on the lack of integration in Britain. Also, rather than focus on the suffering of those who were injured, killed or lost loved ones in the attacks, there was a tendancy to focus on the expected backlash against the Muslim community in Britain.
It just didn't feel right and a desire to create a sense of victimisation amongst the Muslim community and validate motives for the attacks will hardly do much to discourage or prevent future fundamentalist terror attacks.
Cowardice is to run from the fear;
Bravery is not to never feel the fear.
Bravery is to be terrified as hell;
But to hold the line anyway.
Re: Muslim Apologist Syndrome
smoke and mirrors in my book, but hey, i'm not selling best sellers !Originally Posted by Gawain of Orkeny
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