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Condolences to all victims in school massacre.

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I am sure most of you have heard of the school massacre in Beslan, Southern Russia. My deepest condolences to all the people who have lost relatives in the incident. There is no possible way to justify this act of terror and cowardice. These radical groups of muslim terrorists must be hunted down and brought to justice, and executed for what they have done.

Chechen rebels may feel it's their right to fight for the freedom of their people. But this is not an act of war, targeting civilian targets, such as movie theatres, commericla airliners, and now a school, a school with children who are as young as 10 years old, this is an act of terrorism and cowardice as i have mentioned before. The victims deserves justice, the terrorist killers does not deserve redemption, and must be brought to justice through whatever means necessary.

I for one have never shed a single tear in a long time, but watching 2 children, a 12yr old and a 13yr old running out of the school, being aimed at by chechen snipers, one of the child's aunt trying to block the bullet, and were all shot and killed by the rebels, overwhelmed me. I have seen a lot worse in movies, but this is the brutal reality and is a little too much to bare.

And Again, my deepest sympathies to all the victims and families of the recent terrorist activities in Russia. And I'm sure people around the world are praying for you.

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I must say that I just cannot find any words to express myself with regard to this terrorist action. Everything I can come up with looks wrong, too subdued.

After the first primal emotional feelings, the thing that is getting most to me is that not one cell of my body can muster any understanding for this ... (loss of words). It is simply completely beyond me, and as a consequence is getting me really confused about the world around me.

Can this happen where I live? Is there a seed of this darkness in each of us that can make a person or a group of persons go over the edge like this? How can you detect a person's susceptibility to fall to the truely dark side? I'm not talking about psychiatric patients here because I have a hard time believing that all terrorists are mentally deranged while on the other hand one must be mentally deranged to commit these unspeakable acts.

I am truely disturbed and seriously troubled by these recent events. Anyone else here sharing similar feelings or is my mind slowly falling apart for whatever reasons?


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This is one of those topics that I didn't want to post. I think we have a serious problem in this world where certain people have lost their sense of humanity. Some will call it a clash of civilizations.

They denied them food, water, or medicine. They watched as they drank their own urine and passed out from the heat. They let the dead bodies rot in the sweltering sun. They shot the kids in the back as they tried to run away. They bombed the place. They rounded up the wounded and shot them dead. They rounded up the men and blew themselves up amoung them to kill them. They intended to start a war.

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Many people blame on their religion, Islamism, if that so, then shouldn't all Muslims be exterminated as once Deng XiaoPing suggested? I don't believe any group of people deserves execution for the act of a radical group. Which is why i don't believe their religion is the main cause for these acts, I believe they're using it to justify the act in their own minds. But the thing that angers me is that after this horrific act, many muslims around the world are happy for it, just like after the tragedy of 9/11, now this is outrageous. It doesn't matter who did it, somebody of your same religion, somebody in your family, these acts are committed in an inhuman mannor, which cannot be justified in any way. No offence Muslims but i hate the people who are cheering for the acts just as much as the people who committed them, and there were a lot of people cheering, especially after 9/11, which causes me to dislike Muslims. I know i shouldn't judge a group of people in general harshly, but there were a LOT of people cheering for them, i disagree with, "A rotten apple gives the whole barrel a bad name" but when nearly half the apples are rotten, i think you will have second thoughts, and may just call the whole barrel rotten.

I believe for anybody to committe such crimes, they must truly believe in what they're doing, they believe they're fighting for a right cause, and that they're heros if they sacrifice themselves to committe terrorism. This certainly sounds like brainwash to me, but i'm not sure if Islamism is the cause for this brainwash. To be honest i have no idea why somebody would brainwash other people this way.

Reply to scottchen

The current war is not about Humanity. If it starts in your back yard the only ones that will care are the ones directly violated by it.

The governments in this mess need the natural resources to keep their country's running. All the Rebel this and Terrorist that's are not going to make any difference in how the U.S England and Canada run this war.

You or I could be on a plane or train tomorrow that gets wacked it makes no difference to the outcome of the next 100 years.

I would love to simply love and abolish hate and racism as they are totally destructive but yet again those values have no bearing in the slightest as to what this current war is about.

Every single terrorist gang bang simply adds more fuel to the ones in real power to slap around another small country and take what they have.

The terrorists are self defeatist and apparently don't realize they are bringing down their own house of cards.

After 911 wiser heads prevailed in Ireland the IRA saw what a waste of fuccking time terrorist acts are and for the first time since WWI they closed up shop and gave up on a worthless cause.

Terrorism is simply based on hatred by individuals who will themselves die of either a bullet to the brain or old age in any case their Beef just like Hitler's will die.

Way to many self important motherfuckers in the world. In china you are given a job on your skills and that's it. Shut your PIE hole. That is a communist country but you don't get Managers working as Managers just because they can talk Bullshit they actually need to know what they are doing.

People around North America are going to have to take their hands off their eye's and realize what is going on around them you can sugar coat an ant hill all you want to they will simply eat their way through it. Thousands will die and thousands wont even know or understand what and why they died but it's going to happen and no one is safe.

If the Brits walked around in WWII thinking Hitler was going to walk into England and throw a party they would be extinct and not even around any more. Crab a clue lads.

Way to many 70's kids around today that grew up on Microwave ovens and pizza pockets. They don't have any memory of what their parents went through in WWII and they have never wanted for anything their whole life they think everything they own is a God given right. Apparently their little world is going to get real nasty before they learn what real truths are.

Better get your Band-Aids out kids. Dying time is here............

My condolences to the Russian mothers who lost their children for all the good it will do any of us.

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Reply to SoDNighthawk

dhlucke the reason i made this post and similar on many forums is because one of my friends' cousin is among the near 400 dead. He has recently returned to russia to attend her funeral, he was a strong kid, but the death of a 12 year old relative is hard to simply forget. I mourn for all the victims of the tragedy, but this cannot be simply forgotten in a few months, like many acts of terrorism that we simply ignored, we cannot sit idlly while they plot terrorism acts of a larger scale. We must act now!

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Reply to SoDNighthawk

The good old communism government, controlling the media so they could do whatever they want. The chinese kills many muslims every year, but we never hear about it.

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But the thing that angers me is that after this horrific act, many muslims around the world are happy for it, just like after the tragedy of 9/11, now this is outrageous.



The people that cheered when the towers came down, cheered for the destruction of a symbol. The fact that thousands of people, including children, died in that collapse is obscured to them because of blind hatred towards the United States. I do not want to justify that or even condone such behavior but I have some understanding of the short sightedness of these people. This is ultimo even the reasoning of the terrorist who wanted to make their point, committed suicide and were even willing to take thousands of innocent people with them into death. Mind boggling, sure, but even in their darkest moments, those terrorists were not targeting children.

In the case we are now discussing, the children <b>are</b> the symbol. What sick mind can think this up? These terrorists were among hundreds of children, living children, scared to death, dehydrating, and these people managed to see those children that they could touch and smell, as symbols, as things you can waste for a higher good. I'm getting real furious and teary eyed just typing this. If it is brainwashing that does this, then we're all seriously flawed, at least those people susceptible to brainwashing, and I think most of us actually are.


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Reply to BigMac

Amen to your condolences.

According to what I've seen, a big number of these lunatic terrorists come from muslim orphanage or very poor familiy. Some fanatic religious leaders utilize these poor young people to apply their crazy ambitions. They make them beleive that their visa to heaven is gurranted if they die working for their principle. These poor kids didn't get much in this life, so it's easy to lure them with gurranted heaven in afterlife.


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What kind of person can believe that they will earn his/her afterlife over the heads of children? Even if my children were at that school, and they would have been killed, even then I would not go out to the children of those terrorists and kill them.

I saw on tv that they found a wife and 5 kids of one of the terrorists even before hell broke loose, and interviewed her where she's pleading not to kill any children. Whether she was held at gunpoint the program did not show and of course she was under enormous pressure but even then I sincerely hope that they leave these children out of it. Hopefully they will never learn the truth about their father either (fat chance, their lives are also ruined).

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I don't know how they brainwash, but they CAN brainwash. ("they" means certain group of extremist religious leaders)

And it's always easier to brainwash kids, especially if they're poor/orphan.


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Truly a sad event. The more it happens in different countries, the more you know anyone's next.

The people cheering though, bah... they're depressing, they're the people who don't even have a goal and never will, except wanting the deaths of others.

Maybe BigMac's right about the symbol being their target. But children as symbols...wow.

Don't hold anger at Muslims in general though, trust me, it's only those idiots who were brainwashed who think this way. Some school bud's a Christian and holds terrorist values, ya know? He hates America and enjoys anything related to terrorism. It's amazing how anyone can enjoy what is happening. Besides, they're the Arabs which give us Arabs a bad name. I wouldn't even look at them as humans, let alone real Arabs.

400 dead though, that is just brutal. And it happened in a small town. Places you wouldn't suspect. I hope to see a real reaction by the Russian government, to this.

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What kind of reaction?

It's a conflict hundreds of years old, with roots deeper still. Hundreds of years of hate easy for planting in the right minds. It involves billions in dirty money, corrupt bastards on both sides playing it to get even more. 'Religious' fanatics with links to other fanatics the world over, all in a strategically very important region of the world.

I just don't see what one can do to not make it worse in some way.

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We could carpet bomb them some more.

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How about we just blow-up the earth?

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Or we could just carpet bomb them. Fire bomb them.

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Reply to dhlucke

Good idea, kill thousands of them, see if they seek revenge or just pussy out.

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Thousands? I was talking tens of millions.

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Reply to dhlucke

Where's that friggin neutron bomb when we need it?



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I don't know if it's an urban legend or not, and I've never bothered to look it up, but wasn't the neutron bomb some crazy bomb that was so powerfull they couldn't even test it?

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Nevermind. I'm thinking about the Cobalt bomb. The neutron bomb was the anti personel bomb.

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Reply to dhlucke

Doesn't neutron bomb just kill living organism, and leaves everything else unharmed for you to rob?

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Yeah. I had a moment of weakness and had to collect my thoughts to repost.

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Reply to dhlucke

Naw, it was a high-tech version of a <b>very dirty bomb</b> ... essentially the purpose was to be to kill as many people as possible without destroying everything else ... buildings, infrastructure, etc ... it came up while Carter was President and he was horrified by the notion of a bomb that inflicts mass casualties without destroying the cities ... He killed the idea/program before the Defense Dept got going on it.

But, if you could take out the terrorists ... and leave the oilfields intact ... just a thought, a sick thought, but a thought anyways ...





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Oh god yeah!!!!

**rubs furiously**

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Reply to dhlucke

scott, don't let such things influence your way of thinking about a faith. i have read much of the Koran and some of the Bible aside from our own book, The Holy Book.

it is wrong for a person to point guilt when that person has limited knowledge. its obvious you don't know enough about the Muslim faith, so how could you dislike Muslims?

all you need to do is read the Koran and you will see that it is the people who are to be blamed. this false notion going around in America, the continent, is not only hurting Muslims, but Americans too. i have read the book and i can assure you the Muslim faith supports not a single act these terrorist commit, let alone terrorists themselves.

if you like reading, you will actually enjoy the Koran and i promise you will not regret it. just make sure you read it with a pure heart and not the book of terrorists. <i>expand your horizon</i>


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Well said.

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You're just trying to justify your weak and pathetic existence. Ditch the religion. Don't let the dark side cloud your judgement.

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Reply to dhlucke

Yeah you pathetic little peace loving hippy.

Reply to scottchen

Scamtron please reread all my posts carefully before posting. I've said at first that i believe they're using the religion as a justification for their terrible acts. And most of them seems to use islam, and like i said so many of them has committed crimes, kinda makes me have second thoughts before making friend with a muslim.

Reply to scottchen

So many of them comitted crimes? What's the "Musim terrorist": total Muslim population ratio?

I think it's definately way lower than 1:2

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Watched the whole thing unfold as I sat watching TV in Bulgaria. Sh<i></i>t man, it left me speechless and furious. First the 2 planes and the school, as u said, targetting kids is just SICK. I shudder to think what if this crap happened in my brother's school. There should be no mercy shown to such acts, this new kind of "warfare" needs to stop.

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Reply to flamethrower205

i read your posts. i went over them again, like you asked. not all of them, but enough, i'd think.

i still get the same vibes from the posts though... i could be due to our different ways of thinking, but sorry if i offended you. the part that gets me is how you would consider a persons religion and base the likelihood of a friendship on that?? look at the very last part of your quote.

anyway, i'm sure this is a misunderstanding.





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I've said at first that i believe they're using the religion as a justification for their terrible acts. And most of them seems to use islam, and like i said so many of them has committed crimes, kinda makes me have second thoughts before making friend with a muslim.



Reading up on what happened in the middle ages (the inquisition, etc) may bring you to reconsider your friendship with christians then :smile:

I understand that it's awhile back, but it is basically the same thing.

The real problem is extremism, a combination of an extreme interpretation of scripture or dogma, combined with all-encompassing intolerance to those that disagree with this interpretation. Of course the dogma itself can be the problem as well, for instance the Nazi doctrine, but it's not automatic that the dogma itself is flawed, immoral, evil (etc).

DH may disagree on the last bit, but that's why he's the devil's advocate :smile: .






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No Scammy you didn't misunderstand him.

Making friends with a Muslim is as risky as making friends with any religious person. You gotta know if their ideals aren't going to trespass on yours and at the same time, look at them like anyone really.

I've had Muslim friends, in fact I have a Muslim uncle. My cousin is half Muslim half Christian.

There is absolutely NOTHING that can justify becoming insecure around a Muslim, not unless you know they are brainwashed, like many Christians in the Middle-East too. There are the extremists and then the real people. The people may not like what Americans do, but they won't go kill. Whatever he said does not make sense, I stand by that. I've asked my Muslim friend last year how she felt about the attacks, and she was firm on how it did not represent her. Just like that dumbass Zeekfu who thinks he's the all holy model of a Christian. What a bastard. You got Christians like Grub who are incredibly passive and tolerant, and then you got the other extreme, Zeekfu's. If an devout Christian like Ryan detested Zeekfu, you know there's a break in who are Christians you can befriend and who aren't. So the risk with Muslim friends is just as equal as that with Christians, or any religious people really.

Again, there is no basis to look at the Muslim friend thing without looking at the others, because it is just the same damn thing.

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Yeah, definitely way lower. Of course, there are zones that are highly concentrated of these kinds of idiots, but that's the brainwashing created from a certain region with anger. Think of a Muslim living in Palestine and one living in Silicon Valley. The ratio then appears as great, simply because we are shown that region but not one around us.

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There is absolutely NOTHING that can justify becoming insecure around a Muslim


Sorry but you're dead wrong ... have you been reading the news lately ...



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Reply to Jake_Barnes

I'm working with a muslim, but when you come talk to him abut stuff like this he justifies the stuff and he doesn't always realise it.

He lately wants proof about this stuff.

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Reply to Ettienne_E

Exactly ... where's the outrage from the "innocent" muslims and the middle eastern media?



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In the case of the french hostages and the demand to abolish the law to forbid all expressions of religious signs (which includes traditional headdress of muslima's but also jewish capels, and christian crucifixes (of a certain size)), the french muslim population took a collective stance against foreign (middle eastern) interference into french domestic affairs. Although that same population is in general opposed to that law, they did not tolerate these hostage action on french citizens at all and have been publicly spoken against it.

That being said, it was the first serious sign of such collective rejection I have seen. I agree that the muslem communities around the world could be much more outspoken against the terrorist activities in the region, which includes all active factions (also israel) but also world wide. Maybe their leaders do not know the proper way to the mass media but I doubt that. There are peace promoting groups in Israel, there are not that many organised peace movements in the arab middle east to my knowledge. If there are, please enlighten me.

I do not mean to imply that the majority of muslems around the world is not peace loving, but they could be more vocal about it and publicly reject any form of terrorism. It would make them stronger in relation to their view that they are constantly being harassed by actions of the United States and their allies and change the international focus to their real issues like the palestinian refugees living for many decades in camps, instead of a suicide bombing on an israeli bus.


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Maybe their leaders do not know the proper way to the mass media but I doubt that. There are peace promoting groups in Israel, there are not that many organised peace movements in the arab middle east to my knowledge. If there are, please enlighten me.


Enlighten you ... sorry, but I can't help you there. I do, however, find it more than a bit curious that Aljazeera just happens to have camera people in exactly the right place to capture so many of these terrorist acts ...




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Like I said, unless you know they are brainwashed. You cut my phrase there.

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They are indeed not voicing themselves much.
Probably because they live in a region where someone might attack them for it, or their government would not tolerate such.

It's easier for freed Iraqis to be on the streets cheering and insulting Saddam since he was caught, but not as much for a Muslim in Saudi Arabia to cheer on the street if they stopped Bin Laden for example.

Again it depends on the region. Where I live, people are usually with the pacific mindset or do not adhere to extremist beliefs. Yea I have this pal who's a crazy Arab nut, but hey, it comes down to being educated that way (as he willfully admits it, happy about being anti-semitic). Sure if you have lived for the most part in Arab regions, you will likely grow to their beliefs, unless you come over here and sense a more pacific attitude. That is the case with the majority of the people around me, from Muslim to Christian beliefs.

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I'm not exactly sure but it is in russia somewhere.

I got a slidesshow about it and the muslim friend of mine wanted proof about the whole story.

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