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Anonymous Coward User ID: 1442186 United States 07/24/2011 12:30 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Norway's Oslo killer has a point - Could this killing and motive reason be looked at liberally and possibly reasoned? Maybe he could be right??? This is a false flag psyop. Friday was a holiday, so no big wigs were around to be in danger from the bombs. Only victims were little kids at a camp, regardless of how political or not it may have been. People with enough intelligence to pull off an attack don't target kids, they target globalists controllers and their puppet politicians. And they certainly don't forget about holidays if they plan on blowing up government buildings. |
whiterussian User ID: 1480732 Thailand 07/24/2011 12:32 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Norway's Oslo killer has a point - Could this killing and motive reason be looked at liberally and possibly reasoned? Maybe he could be right??? This is a false flag psyop. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1442186Friday was a holiday, so no big wigs were around to be in danger from the bombs. Only victims were little kids at a camp, regardless of how political or not it may have been. People with enough intelligence to pull off an attack don't target kids, they target globalists controllers and their puppet politicians. And they certainly don't forget about holidays if they plan on blowing up government buildings. ^^this - 9 years planning.... whoops! And they certainly don't forget about holidays if they plan on blowing up government buildings. Last Edited by whiterussian on 07/24/2011 12:32 PM |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 1477172 United States 07/24/2011 12:33 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Norway's Oslo killer has a point - Could this killing and motive reason be looked at liberally and possibly reasoned? Maybe he could be right??? The point I believe can be found by digging through the wormhole here. You really don't have to go too far to find it either. The circles are just to distract from the obvious. MSM are reporting it is from the innocent Europeans being invaded by 25 million Muslims. NO. Tie in the governments around the world bleeding the wealth, and the Celestial evens taking place in and just outside of our solar system, and the reason becomes blazin clear. It is coming The collective feels it. Soon there will be no denying what is to come, mass panic and fear will grip us all. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 1477172 United States 07/24/2011 12:34 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Norway's Oslo killer has a point - Could this killing and motive reason be looked at liberally and possibly reasoned? Maybe he could be right??? The point I believe can be found by digging through the wormhole here. You really don't have to go too far to find it either. The circles are just to distract from the obvious. MSM are reporting it is from the innocent Europeans being invaded by 25 million Muslims. NO. Tie in the governments around the world bleeding the wealth, and the Celestial evens taking place in and just outside of our solar system, and the reason becomes blazin clear. It is coming Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1477172The collective feels it. Soon there will be no denying what is to come, mass panic and fear will grip us all. Thread: *** PLEASE READ*** I dont see this posted, apparently this is the norway dudes site? Plans to Nuke the US?? |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 1201183 United Kingdom 07/24/2011 12:36 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Norway's Oslo killer has a point - Could this killing and motive reason be looked at liberally and possibly reasoned? Maybe he could be right??? Definitely a man of deep conviction, he is no different to any other revolutionary in that respect, tragic this case may be, but the guy is bang on the money! The guy is a genius, attacking the system that is allowing the islamization, rather than islam sends the most powerful message that can be sent, it says if you allow islamization of my country, not only will you bombed and murdered by islamists but you will be bombed and murdered by your own countrymen. Unfortunately, in war, and lets not kid ourselves, this is a war of civilizations, kids and people become innocent victims. Lets hope the loss of life in this case is not wasted and the western politicians start to listen to the average man and woman on the street, the immigration and islamization has to stop now, we are heading for civil war in many countries a lot sooner than most people think. |
Accidental Stoner User ID: 1191993 Finland 07/24/2011 12:57 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Norway's Oslo killer has a point - Could this killing and motive reason be looked at liberally and possibly reasoned? Maybe he could be right??? Right about what? That children are born "socialist" or "Muslim" (can't say "Jewish" here, since no-one as of yet has been able to explain to me whether that is an ethnicity or a religion)..? I'll let you know when I find a point of view that renders killing innocents the fruit of "noble belief". Understood, rationalised...hehheh, well...let's just say nobody is surprised that it happened. Strange, isn't it, how these political/religious terrorists so seldom manage to harm or even scratch the people they hate the most - the politicians in charge. And how this type of event always plays into the hands of the globalist agenda, obviously fishy details and all. Questions need to be asked, but do not expect the msm nor the public prosecutor to pose the right ones. Sickening, the way the spin was on over here right from the breaking of the news. Journalism is dead and buried in ol' Finland - propagandists prosper. Bollocks. Sad for the families of the victims :( |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 1480624 Sweden 07/24/2011 01:02 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Norway's Oslo killer has a point - Could this killing and motive reason be looked at liberally and possibly reasoned? Maybe he could be right??? This is a false flag psyop. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1442186Friday was a holiday, so no big wigs were around to be in danger from the bombs. Only victims were little kids at a camp, regardless of how political or not it may have been. People with enough intelligence to pull off an attack don't target kids, they target globalists controllers and their puppet politicians. And they certainly don't forget about holidays if they plan on blowing up government buildings. ^^this - 9 years planning.... whoops! And they certainly don't forget about holidays if they plan on blowing up government buildings. Firday was no special holiday in Norway. It's just that in July that most norwegians have summer vacation, thus less activity in city center. At that time on a different time of year, probably many more peoples would have been in the area on their way from work. But no national holiday or closed offices, just that July is a low-activity month in norway because of summer holiday. |
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Anonymous Coward (OP) User ID: 1480826 Israel 07/24/2011 01:09 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Norway's Oslo killer has a point - Could this killing and motive reason be looked at liberally and possibly reasoned? Maybe he could be right??? Op are you a tard, a moran or do you just live in la la land? Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1479761Watch the movie Manchurian Candidate. Denzel and Merle are grrrreat. Well probably all of these... And more. I agree the Manchurian Candidate is a good film. |
Tod Shwarze User ID: 1394135 United States 07/24/2011 01:16 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Norway's Oslo killer has a point - Could this killing and motive reason be looked at liberally and possibly reasoned? Maybe he could be right??? Just maybe looking at this liberally and open minded. Does this man who has killed many people for what might be a noble belief on his behalf, ever be understood or rationalised. Or even any kind of justification? I know God can have mercy on killers in the Bible..... Just something to think about? I would love to hear what you think... Whatever you think. I would like to read your opinions as I believe this is important to understand from as many points of view as possible. Thank you Quoting: An Idiot in the making... 1480826In his mind he has snuffed out nothing more than future subversives. He's probably correct in that belief. The spin comes from the belief that invaderes are equally justified to a nations or cultures resources. Progressives always kill off entire families of real,potential or imaginary subversives when they get a chance. Just like you lot running off any non tribemembers you could, at every opportunity |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 1448614 Norway 07/24/2011 01:16 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Norway's Oslo killer has a point - Could this killing and motive reason be looked at liberally and possibly reasoned? Maybe he could be right??? This is a false flag psyop. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1442186Friday was a holiday, so no big wigs were around to be in danger from the bombs. Only victims were little kids at a camp, regardless of how political or not it may have been. People with enough intelligence to pull off an attack don't target kids, they target globalists controllers and their puppet politicians. And they certainly don't forget about holidays if they plan on blowing up government buildings. ^^this - 9 years planning.... whoops! And they certainly don't forget about holidays if they plan on blowing up government buildings. 4. Make a sound in the east, then strike in the west Quoting: KillerIn any battle the element of surprise can provide an overwhelming advantage. Even when face to face with an enemy, surprise can still be employed by attacking where he least expects it. To do this you must create an expectation in the enemy's mind through the use of a feint. Usage: Same as 1. The idea here is to get the enemy to focus his forces in a location, and then attack elsewhere which would be weakly defended. This might prove to be counter-productive in compact European cities depending on the nature of the operation. The bomb was the sound in the east. |
Alison User ID: 828421 Canada 07/24/2011 01:19 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Norway's Oslo killer has a point - Could this killing and motive reason be looked at liberally and possibly reasoned? Maybe he could be right??? Definitely a man of deep conviction, he is no different to any other revolutionary in that respect, tragic this case may be, but the guy is bang on the money! Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1201183The guy is a genius, attacking the system that is allowing the islamization, rather than islam sends the most powerful message that can be sent, it says if you allow islamization of my country, not only will you bombed and murdered by islamists but you will be bombed and murdered by your own countrymen. Unfortunately, in war, and lets not kid ourselves, this is a war of civilizations, kids and people become innocent victims. Lets hope the loss of life in this case is not wasted and the western politicians start to listen to the average man and woman on the street, the immigration and islamization has to stop now, we are heading for civil war in many countries a lot sooner than most people think. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 1480796 Germany 07/24/2011 01:23 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Norway's Oslo killer has a point - Could this killing and motive reason be looked at liberally and possibly reasoned? Maybe he could be right??? This is a false flag psyop. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1442186Friday was a holiday, so no big wigs were around to be in danger from the bombs. Only victims were little kids at a camp, regardless of how political or not it may have been. People with enough intelligence to pull off an attack don't target kids, they target globalists controllers and their puppet politicians. And they certainly don't forget about holidays if they plan on blowing up government buildings. the children in the camp were the target! these leftwing politicians may think about their dead children when they sign the next immigration law... |
OP (OP) User ID: 1480826 Israel 07/24/2011 01:36 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Norway's Oslo killer has a point - Could this killing and motive reason be looked at liberally and possibly reasoned? Maybe he could be right??? Definitely a man of deep conviction, he is no different to any other revolutionary in that respect, tragic this case may be, but the guy is bang on the money! Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1201183The guy is a genius, attacking the system that is allowing the islamization, rather than islam sends the most powerful message that can be sent, it says if you allow islamization of my country, not only will you bombed and murdered by islamists but you will be bombed and murdered by your own countrymen. Unfortunately, in war, and lets not kid ourselves, this is a war of civilizations, kids and people become innocent victims. Lets hope the loss of life in this case is not wasted and the western politicians start to listen to the average man and woman on the street, the immigration and islamization has to stop now, we are heading for civil war in many countries a lot sooner than most people think. To be honest with you, I pondering any principle justification IF any at all. From any point of view. Just to throw in some more thought... In some cases even a governments military and law enforcers are justified under the same principle of killing... Forgive me for any offence. - I believe this man who killed people is not actually "mental" as he seemed to have thought very calculatedly and un-impulsively and was very aware of his actions. He also takes responsiblity for his actions. Although could this be passed through a sentence of "Diminshed Responsibilty" As he clearly has extended boundaries to what we, the mainstream have? Or simply an Evil act that deserves the most severest punishment(s). I strongly believe that more understanding is necessary. |
Alison User ID: 828421 Canada 07/24/2011 01:40 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Norway's Oslo killer has a point - Could this killing and motive reason be looked at liberally and possibly reasoned? Maybe he could be right??? Definitely a man of deep conviction, he is no different to any other revolutionary in that respect, tragic this case may be, but the guy is bang on the money! Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1201183The guy is a genius, attacking the system that is allowing the islamization, rather than islam sends the most powerful message that can be sent, it says if you allow islamization of my country, not only will you bombed and murdered by islamists but you will be bombed and murdered by your own countrymen. Unfortunately, in war, and lets not kid ourselves, this is a war of civilizations, kids and people become innocent victims. Lets hope the loss of life in this case is not wasted and the western politicians start to listen to the average man and woman on the street, the immigration and islamization has to stop now, we are heading for civil war in many countries a lot sooner than most people think. To be honest with you, I pondering any principle justification IF any at all. From any point of view. Just to throw in some more thought... In some cases even a governments military and law enforcers are justified under the same principle of killing... Forgive me for any offence. - I believe this man who killed people is not actually "mental" as he seemed to have thought very calculatedly and un-impulsively and was very aware of his actions. He also takes responsiblity for his actions. Although could this be passed through a sentence of "Diminshed Responsibilty" As he clearly has extended boundaries to what we, the mainstream have? Or simply an Evil act that deserves the most severest punishment(s). I strongly believe that more understanding is necessary. I think it is an evil act that deserves the most severe punishment. I do agree with you that more understanding is necessary. If we understand what motivates these fruitcakes, it might be possible to prevent their killing sprees. Better immigration laws would help to prevent some terrorist attacks, also. |
Tod Shwarze User ID: 1394135 United States 07/24/2011 01:47 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Norway's Oslo killer has a point - Could this killing and motive reason be looked at liberally and possibly reasoned? Maybe he could be right??? Right about what? Quoting: Accidental Stoner 1191993That children are born "socialist" or "Muslim" (can't say "Jewish" here, since no-one as of yet has been able to explain to me whether that is an ethnicity or a religion)..? I'll let you know when I find a point of view that renders killing innocents the fruit of "noble belief". Understood, rationalised...hehheh, well...let's just say nobody is surprised that it happened. Strange, isn't it, how these political/religious terrorists so seldom manage to harm or even scratch the people they hate the most - the politicians in charge. And how this type of event always plays into the hands of the globalist agenda, obviously fishy details and all. Questions need to be asked, but do not expect the msm nor the public prosecutor to pose the right ones. Sickening, the way the spin was on over here right from the breaking of the news. Journalism is dead and buried in ol' Finland - propagandists prosper. Bollocks. Sad for the families of the victims :( "progressives' have always targeted children for propaganda purposes and made them targets. Just as in suomi, outsiders and other culturalists infect the children by subverting their cultural teachings. If one makes children into invasive functionaries one only has so many options in how to deal with them and the theat they pose effectively. Perhaps exileing the children to lands that already use the operating system they promote would be a good alternative? Blame the parents, blame the leaders for indoctrinating an army of rosey cheeked saboteurs, but they must be turned back at the very least if ones home nation and culture is to prevail against subversion. |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 1262006 Canada 07/24/2011 02:01 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Norway's Oslo killer has a point - Could this killing and motive reason be looked at liberally and possibly reasoned? Maybe he could be right??? OP I was just thinking that if you look at the millions of victims that Communism consumed, and if you just look at the fate of Europe, America, Canada, UK Australia, etc etc under cultural Marxism and the yoke of Multiculturalism tightening its noose, we are at our last gasp never in history has a population displaced itself willingly for foreigners, and never has a population sold out their childrens' interests with a smile to appease the Gods of Multucult this is a war, a non publicized war, but a most deadly and real one nonetheless, that people of european ancestry are losing in a big way, and in 50 years we will cease to exist did he have a casus belli? I'd say yes, but his actions has made it harder for others to speak out this next video is very telling |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 1480923 Mexico 07/24/2011 02:03 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Norway's Oslo killer has a point - Could this killing and motive reason be looked at liberally and possibly reasoned? Maybe he could be right??? This is a false flag psyop. Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1442186Friday was a holiday, so no big wigs were around to be in danger from the bombs. Only victims were little kids at a camp, regardless of how political or not it may have been. People with enough intelligence to pull off an attack don't target kids, they target globalists controllers and their puppet politicians. And they certainly don't forget about holidays if they plan on blowing up government buildings. correct! |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 1480923 Mexico 07/24/2011 02:04 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Norway's Oslo killer has a point - Could this killing and motive reason be looked at liberally and possibly reasoned? Maybe he could be right??? Definitely a man of deep conviction, he is no different to any other revolutionary in that respect, tragic this case may be, but the guy is bang on the money! Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1201183The guy is a genius, attacking the system that is allowing the islamization, rather than islam sends the most powerful message that can be sent, it says if you allow islamization of my country, not only will you bombed and murdered by islamists but you will be bombed and murdered by your own countrymen. Unfortunately, in war, and lets not kid ourselves, this is a war of civilizations, kids and people become innocent victims. Lets hope the loss of life in this case is not wasted and the western politicians start to listen to the average man and woman on the street, the immigration and islamization has to stop now, we are heading for civil war in many countries a lot sooner than most people think. To be honest with you, I pondering any principle justification IF any at all. From any point of view. Just to throw in some more thought... In some cases even a governments military and law enforcers are justified under the same principle of killing... Forgive me for any offence. - I believe this man who killed people is not actually "mental" as he seemed to have thought very calculatedly and un-impulsively and was very aware of his actions. He also takes responsiblity for his actions. Although could this be passed through a sentence of "Diminshed Responsibilty" As he clearly has extended boundaries to what we, the mainstream have? Or simply an Evil act that deserves the most severest punishment(s). I strongly believe that more understanding is necessary. I think it is an evil act that deserves the most severe punishment. I do agree with you that more understanding is necessary. If we understand what motivates these fruitcakes, it might be possible to prevent their killing sprees. Better immigration laws would help to prevent some terrorist attacks, also. the man was norwegian.... immigration won´t help there... |
Anonymous Coward (OP) User ID: 1480826 Israel 07/24/2011 02:18 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Norway's Oslo killer has a point - Could this killing and motive reason be looked at liberally and possibly reasoned? Maybe he could be right??? OP I was just thinking that Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1262006if you look at the millions of victims that Communism consumed, and if you just look at the fate of Europe, America, Canada, UK Australia, etc etc under cultural Marxism and the yoke of Multiculturalism tightening its noose, we are at our last gasp never in history has a population displaced itself willingly for foreigners, and never has a population sold out their childrens' interests with a smile to appease the Gods of Multucult this is a war, a non publicized war, but a most deadly and real one nonetheless, that people of european ancestry are losing in a big way, and in 50 years we will cease to exist did he have a casus belli? I'd say yes, but his actions has made it harder for others to speak out this next video is very telling MMM... The reason why he killed these children was that they happened to be the children of rulers of whom are allowing a Norway to become multicultural, allowing the space for a tentative spreading of those who enforce Islam from moderation to a very strong "extreme" point. Also the government buildings where the car bomb exploded was to draw attention to his point of view against the principles of the EU governments softy softy approach to Islamic integration. This is why he is standing trial, and has not killed himself and will speak out in court. Interestingly enough when he wrote his book a few years ago he new the media and the mainstream would label him as a terrorist. I love muslims but Islamists can be quite a strange frame work to obey and submit to. |
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Anonymous Coward (OP) User ID: 1480826 Israel 07/24/2011 03:30 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Norway's Oslo killer has a point - Could this killing and motive reason be looked at liberally and possibly reasoned? Maybe he could be right??? OP, assume you were one of the victims - how does that affect your analysis? Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1366916If I was a victim - assuming, I would feel sick with nerves, scared, fearful, and panic stricken and shaking like jelly due to shock. With my heart racing due to fear. I'm just going to be honest with you. - I would also be living with images of the fallen around me. The last look on there faces. And the disturbing look of death that would play on the mind. - Of course we are all human. The question is? Does our democracies give enough space and listen enough to people of all the spectrum and the upright in heart? Do the rulers, rule as they should? Does it really take violence to make some people wind down there sound proofed, armoured vehicles windows and take time to listen to joe public that are experiencing on the ground the reality of and results of these policys implemented by those in power? Would prevention be better than cure? |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 1479545 United States 07/24/2011 03:38 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Norway's Oslo killer has a point - Could this killing and motive reason be looked at liberally and possibly reasoned? Maybe he could be right??? OP, assume you were one of the victims - how does that affect your analysis? Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1366916If I was a victim - assuming, I would feel sick with nerves, scared, fearful, and panic stricken and shaking like jelly due to shock. With my heart racing due to fear. I'm just going to be honest with you. - I would also be living with images of the fallen around me. The last look on there faces. And the disturbing look of death that would play on the mind. - Of course we are all human. The question is? Does our democracies give enough space and listen enough to people of all the spectrum and the upright in heart? Do the rulers, rule as they should? Does it really take violence to make some people wind down there sound proofed, armoured vehicles windows and take time to listen to joe public that are experiencing on the ground the reality of and results of these policys implemented by those in power? Would prevention be better than cure? OP, say you were a surviving victim, questions like those would not cross your mind yet, maybe down the road. youre poking at something else |
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Anonymous Coward (OP) User ID: 1480826 Israel 07/24/2011 03:55 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Norway's Oslo killer has a point - Could this killing and motive reason be looked at liberally and possibly reasoned? Maybe he could be right??? OP, assume you were one of the victims - how does that affect your analysis? Quoting: Anonymous Coward 1366916If I was a victim - assuming, I would feel sick with nerves, scared, fearful, and panic stricken and shaking like jelly due to shock. With my heart racing due to fear. I'm just going to be honest with you. - I would also be living with images of the fallen around me. The last look on there faces. And the disturbing look of death that would play on the mind. - Of course we are all human. The question is? Does our democracies give enough space and listen enough to people of all the spectrum and the upright in heart? Do the rulers, rule as they should? Does it really take violence to make some people wind down there sound proofed, armoured vehicles windows and take time to listen to joe public that are experiencing on the ground the reality of and results of these policys implemented by those in power? Would prevention be better than cure? OP, say you were a surviving victim, questions like those would not cross your mind yet, maybe down the road. youre poking at something else My apologies, I should have seperated the questions from the answer I gave. - The questions are part of my research into reading and to gain more understanding from other peoples views and knowledge and feelings and beliefs. I personally believe that killing is deeply flawed and reflects what has fundamentally gone wrong in our society. However if killing must be carried out, why? And is it really lawful for governments also to execute such of the same principle of killing and possibly be justified using the same "ethos" as killing. Is this one rule for one person and another rule for another. Or double standards. Or simply it's okay for governments to kill as they are trust worthy and uncorrupt - (Right?) - Killing I think is more than an Evil. So by allowing the governments to kill. Are we calling Evil good and good Evil. - I can't wait for my children to be brought before sharia courts... And do I wish my children to learn arabic, it certainly would be useful especially as we need there oil... |
Anonymous Coward User ID: 1429218 United Kingdom 07/24/2011 03:59 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Norway's Oslo killer has a point - Could this killing and motive reason be looked at liberally and possibly reasoned? Maybe he could be right??? Just maybe looking at this liberally and open minded. Does this man who has killed many people for what might be a noble belief on his behalf, ever be understood or rationalised. Or even any kind of justification? I know God can have mercy on killers in the Bible..... Just something to think about? I would love to hear what you think... Whatever you think. I would like to read your opinions as I believe this is important to understand from as many points of view as possible. Thank you Quoting: An Idiot in the making... 1480826Just maybe looking at this liberally and open minded. Does the hi-jackers on 9.11 who has killed many people for what might be a noble belief on their behalf, ever be understood or rationalised. Or even any kind of justification? I know Allah can have mercy on killers in the Koran..... Just something to think about? I would love to hear what you think... Whatever you think. I would like to read your opinions as I believe this is important to understand from as many points of view as possible. Thank you This is my point of view based on your reasoning. |
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Anonymous Coward (OP) User ID: 1480826 Israel 07/24/2011 04:19 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Re: Norway's Oslo killer has a point - Could this killing and motive reason be looked at liberally and possibly reasoned? Maybe he could be right??? Just maybe looking at this liberally and open minded. Does this man who has killed many people for what might be a noble belief on his behalf, ever be understood or rationalised. Or even any kind of justification? I know God can have mercy on killers in the Bible..... Just something to think about? I would love to hear what you think... Whatever you think. I would like to read your opinions as I believe this is important to understand from as many points of view as possible. Thank you Quoting: An Idiot in the making... 1480826Just maybe looking at this liberally and open minded. Does the hi-jackers on 9.11 who has killed many people for what might be a noble belief on their behalf, ever be understood or rationalised. Or even any kind of justification? I know Allah can have mercy on killers in the Koran..... Just something to think about? I would love to hear what you think... Whatever you think. I would like to read your opinions as I believe this is important to understand from as many points of view as possible. Thank you This is my point of view based on your reasoning. Although I live in the middle east I have visited countries which are exploited because of there oil reserves which help produce jobs and an entire ecosystem and a huge amount of capital for the greedy to become super rich. - And to watch the poor farmer who has had the oil sucked out of his land looks on at the black gold commodity. Forgotten and oppressed and humbling herding his sheep and watching patiently of the west building it's empire on oil. Sitting in air conditioned oil without any realisation of the explotation that his office may be involved in to generate a flow of wealth towards His or Her direction without royalties paid to poor and oppressed of the the oil rich lands... But who cares??? |