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Government gives jobs to terrorists

published by malik on 28 August, 2007 - 16:02

Al Qaeda will easily get the jobs even without interviews.

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[b]MI5 launch hunt for bomb expert[/b]

By Elisabeth Steyn
Daily Telegraph - 28/08/2007

In response to recent car bomb threats in the UK and overseas, MI5 officials are seeking a specialist in improvised explosive devices to combat terrorism.

Applicants are expected to have knowledge of car and lorry bombs which can be constructed by extremists using everyday materials.

The decision follows a series of deadly attacks in Iraq and Afghanistan and two attempted attacks in the UK this summer.

10 Dilemmas faced by Muslims walking down the street

published by Beast on 28 August, 2007 - 15:31

10 Dilemmas faced by Muslims walking down the street
By Mr Beast

1.Overhear obscenities

Yes this is a major problem; I mean people go around saying f-ing this and that all the time and even over small things. So how can you go to your favourite supermarket without hearing a swear word. It’s kind of tough but then again if we're going to hate West we need to be able to have enough swear words in our vocab so we can express that hate.

2. Seeing members of the opposite sex

This is part of walking down a street no matter what street it is.

Jews also believe in Martyrs

published by malik on 28 August, 2007 - 15:30

I found out today that Jews also believe in Martydom exactly like we do.

One Jewish cleric said Kaafirs are dead and do not go to Heaven. He has upset a lot of families who sent their sons in the army to be killed at the hands of Hezbollah during July 2006.
A lot of men in the Israeli military are Kaafirs.

God's Holy Book the Quran also says only the Martyrs live forever, everybody else is dies for good.

10 Dilemmas faced by Muslim footballers

published by Showkat on 27 August, 2007 - 15:03

10 Dilemmas faced by Muslim footballers
By Showkat Ali

1.Gambling logos on shirts

Yes this is a major problem; I mean the big Capitalist companies pay clubs millions to have their logo on the shirts, and the Money is used to pay the huge transfer fees and most importantly the salary of the players. So how can you go to your manager and Say “Boss my religion forbids me to advertise lager and gambling”. It’s kind of tough but then again jannah isn’t cheap either, but Freddie Kanoutie did exactly that, refused to wear a shirt advertising gambling.

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Letters reveal Mother Teresa's despair

published by Showkat on 26 August, 2007 - 15:08

Letters reveal Mother Teresa's despair
http://abc.net.au/news/stories/2007/...section=justin

A book of letters written by Mother Teresa of Calcutta reveals for the first time that she was deeply tormented about her faith and suffered periods of doubt about God.

"Jesus has a very special love for you. As for me, the silence and the emptiness is so great that I look and do not see, listen and do not hear," she wrote to the Reverend Michael van der Peet in September 1979.
The ethnic Albanian Roman Catholic nun, who dedicated her life to poor, sick and dying in India, died in 1997 aged 87.

Desperate US forced to ask 'Terrorists' for help

published by malik on 25 August, 2007 - 15:11

http://news.yahoo.com/fc/World/Iraq;_ylt=AsPE6eK4ZCACit6kky0PdxGbOrgF

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[b]What's in a name? U.S. rebrands Iraq ex-insurgents [/b]

REUTERS - 25 AUGUST 2007

U.S. forces have rebranded one of the main insurgent groups in Iraq and now use the term "concerned local nationals" to refer to a group that once claimed responsibility for killing scores of Americans.

The updated vocabulary for referring to the 1920 Revolution Brigade, described by a U.S. commander on Saturday, is a sign of the abrupt change in tactics that has seen U.S. forces cooperate with former Sunni Arab enemies.

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