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There, Now Can We Move On?
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Rockrose
/// So now that they have named him it does in one aspect proof an ABer wrong who suggested the guys name would be Mohammed. ///
I did not suggest that his name would be Mohammed. This is what I really said:
"Do you think his first name 'MIGHT' be Mohammed"?
Because we didn't know his name at that time, but were almost convinced that he would be a Muslim.
/// So now that they have named him it does in one aspect proof an ABer wrong who suggested the guys name would be Mohammed. ///
I did not suggest that his name would be Mohammed. This is what I really said:
"Do you think his first name 'MIGHT' be Mohammed"?
Because we didn't know his name at that time, but were almost convinced that he would be a Muslim.
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Spath, you don’t need knowledge of the topic to understand that, whoever is doing the planning, we can’t gauge the number of attacks being plotted by the number foiled. Your logic is awry.
//simply saying he's a Islamic terrorist isn't a solution, nor is it that simple.//
It isn’t a solution … but it is that simple.
//simply saying he's a Islamic terrorist isn't a solution, nor is it that simple.//
It isn’t a solution … but it is that simple.
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AOG - // Because we didn't know his name at that time, but were almost convinced that he would be a Muslim. //
I am not sure who 'we' are, or what convinced 'us' that he would be a Muslim other than deeply incised lines of pre-existing predjudice.
Obviously you speak for yourself, but you need to clarify who 'we' are - it will save me the job if distancing myself from your viewpoint.
I am not sure who 'we' are, or what convinced 'us' that he would be a Muslim other than deeply incised lines of pre-existing predjudice.
Obviously you speak for yourself, but you need to clarify who 'we' are - it will save me the job if distancing myself from your viewpoint.