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Rupert Murdoch has been strongly criticised after tweeting that “most Muslims” – even if peaceful – must be held responsible for the religion’s “growing jihadist cancer” in the wake of the terror attacks in France.
The News Corp boss added his influential voice to the global discussion on terror that has convulsed social media since gunmen slaughtered 12 people at the offices of the satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo in Paris on Wednesday.
Maybe most Moslems peaceful, but until they recognize and destroy their growing jihadist cancer they must be held responsible.
— Rupert Murdoch (@rupertmurdoch)
The News Corp boss added his influential voice to the global discussion on terror that has convulsed social media since gunmen slaughtered 12 people at the offices of the satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo in Paris on Wednesday.
Maybe most Moslems peaceful, but until they recognize and destroy their growing jihadist cancer they must be held responsible.
— Rupert Murdoch (@rupertmurdoch)
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valid point imo
A few cartoons get printed and there is uproar, marches, flag waving and the rest of it. Mad gunmen on a rampage waving their religion about and not a peep. I saw a video earlier on a news channel about abu Hamza, he used to get huge audiences in London even kids there. Im sure he didn't preach about peace and harmony. Yet his audiences would claim to be moderate muslims if you ask them. What they say to eachother im not so sure. These home grown terrorists are being bred and developed somewhere. The muslim community cannot wash their hands and say nothing to do with us gov, we had no idea what they where upto. |
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That's like blaming all football fans for hooliganism. The man is a c*nt. Bet he daren't publish any cartoons of Mohammed.
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its not at all Mikael.
These people have families/friends/people who go the mosk with them. Are you telling me none of them have any idea? And as for football hooliganism your harping back to the 80's. They had fist fights, these extremists are blowing up shooting and killing thousands around the world. Big difference. |
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Religion should be outlawed in this day & age. All religious building burned to the ground. THat would sort things out pretty quick!
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There may be a difference in the degree of violence involved but the principle of what I said is spot on. He's blaming the actions of the few on 1.6 billion people. He's a c*nt.
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People are too tolerant. THere's right & there's wrong. Black & white. Anyone with half a brain can see the profits were false.
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Zenophobic here but I see Islam creating a new Crusade.
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By Crusade I mean, populate a country, establish the religion, cry foul when it is criticise as a minority and create a majoriy.
Hitler was more subtle by hus methods and achieved his aims. |
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Unfortunately and sadly he is right.
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Remember Dubya declaring that his/our crusade would take a while, Oval?
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he isn't blaming all for the extreme acts of terrorism, he is actually saying the Muslim community need to be much more pro active in stopping these atrocities and flushing out these people.
And as long as the Muslim community continue to say its nothing to do with me then the whole Muslim community must bear part of the responsibility due to their inactivity in preventing these crimes. Surely these communities know a lot more, as I say friends/families, those who attend the same mosk etc. Regarding the abu Hamza, there was a bigger demonstration against his deportation than the Muslim community ever has about against terrorism. |
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All religion is evil but I see a spread of Islam that is affecting me directly.
Je Suis Charlie Now is the time to stop it. |
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maleuk01. 10 Jan 15 19:38
he isn't blaming all for the extreme acts of terrorism, he is actually saying the Muslim community need to be much more pro active in stopping these atrocities and flushing out these people. He's not blaming all but he's blaming their community? Makes sense. |
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blair and bush went on to war with the blessing of god !!! They were pathetic and dangerous.
On the muslim community sitting on their hands - so have most of the media. Muslims also write for one of the worst - the guardian so you are hardly going to get balance from them . Check out the guy ramadan who wrote the other day and what he said about the muslim takeover of the UK Or the Labour mp Malik. |
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a short vid bout moderate muslims. http://youtu.be/6Tgoyqd0BX0
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Murdovh's Jewish...of course he says that
Jews hate Muslims and all Arabs |
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maleuk01. • January 10, 2015 7:09 PM GMT
valid point imo A few cartoons get printed and there is uproar, marches, flag waving and the rest of it. Mad gunmen on a rampage waving their religion about and not a peep. I saw a video earlier on a news channel about abu Hamza, he used to get huge audiences in London even kids there. Im sure he didn't preach about peace and harmony. Yet his audiences would claim to be moderate muslims if you ask them. What they say to eachother im not so sure. These home grown terrorists are being bred and developed somewhere. The muslim community cannot wash their hands and say nothing to do with us gov, we had no idea what they where upto. |
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^^^ agree with every word
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Why Hamza wasn't jailed in this country for preaching hatred and inciting violence is a mystery however the yanks sorted him out.
Lost his appeal so he'll die in jail. We saw a muslim burning poppies and what happened. Fined £50. They verbally attacked our dead being returned home and what happened. Nowt. Man impaled a pigs head on a railing outside a mosque and what happened? Jailed. And so it goes on. Tough on protecting their values but let them walk all over ours. |
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fully agree, aka.
these (unts revel in their perceived victim status. they believe that they, and they alone, have a special devine right to feel offended. |
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Prime example of stupidity and double standards is the British Burkha Corporation. Dave Allen, Life Of Brian, Christ In A Nappy et al? No problem we'll have em all. They're big enough to take it. We're a secular society etc etc. At the same time they send round a secret circular which tells people not to mention the Prophet Mohammed.
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loving that British Burkha Corporation line
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Me too.
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They should do a Muslim version of Father Ted.
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Given that any sort of criticism of the idealogy and its followers by non-Muslims is seen as racist or ideologist or whatever, and shouted down by the Guardianistas and their allies, then there doesn't seem to be much alternative than for the moderates to start getting vociferous about the fanatics in their midst.
And Akabula, maybe we could have a mass protest with placards stating "Down With This Sort of Thing" instead of "Je suis Charlie"! |
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And Akabula, maybe we could have a mass protest with placards stating "Down With This Sort of Thing" instead of "Je suis Charlie"!
That's a cracking idea.  |
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They do like to play the race card. muslims are a race? news to me
and let's not forget their fav word - islamophobia, a word so contrived, manufactured, and dangerous, its like something straight out of Orwell's 1984. |
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Sunday mirror Page 4 - there are more of them spewing out their bile and justifying the killings of the 17 in Paris. Nothing will change. No one has the guts. The demographic will rule ultimately. We already have sharia courts in this country. Convert or die. Expect the debate to be clamped down on. Expect politicos and the media to avoid the two big M words.
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Ps too many votes for the main parties depend on them.
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Don't vote for any of the big parties if you want anything to be done.
They're the ones doing the damage. It's amazing that the bloke in the street has to look to the right wing parties for protection against the lefties. |
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can't articulate
what one feels these days either orally or in print anyhow at some point let's hope action replaces pointless verbiage and i mean action in the respect of apocalyptic,final solution but i won't hold my breath in fact my last breath will have expired a thousand times over before it may ever happen |
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one of the gunman's wife now says she had no idea what he was planning, and totally condemns his actions.
Also doesn't want people to think that there actions are true Islam. Couldn't make it up! Self preservation in full flow here. |
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^Like the posh bloke said, some come in through the front door with guns while others come in through the back door with words of peace.
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We come in peace - shoot to kill.
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they will just bide their time - the demographic will have it
read what Mr Ramadan said on the matter in 2008 - he writes for the guardian - he says follow their laws until we have influence then tear the paper up that their laws are written on . And he fkn writes for the guardain as do one or two other muslims and you wonder why you get this 'don't blame the muslims' propaganda. Meanwhile extremists are still allowed to broadcast their defence of all the killings right now as was reported in the sunday mirror page 4. Check out Salim Malik Labour Mp on the matter (not sure if he is now) but he was boasting about the number of mps they were going to get. All it requires is a decent percentage in the inner cities to get a lot of muslim MPs - Do you see how it works. Slowly slowly catchee monkey. |
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moisok
10 Jan 15 19:41 blair and bush went on to war with the blessing of god !!! They were pathetic and dangerous. On the muslim community sitting on their hands - so have most of the media. Muslims also write for one of the worst - the guardian so you are hardly going to get balance from them . Check out the guy ramadan who wrote the other day and what he said about the muslim takeover of the UK Or the Labour mp Malik. I hope Abu Hamza sat om his hands |
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I think there's way too much generalisation about 'Muslims' and what they believe and how the Koran tells them to do this that and the other.
You can interpret the Bible in all manner of dopey ways. Peter Sutcliffe thought it told him to 'go kill t' prositutes'. Way to go Pete! Same with the Koran. Who is providing MI 5 / 6 with all the Human Intelligence from within the Muslim Community? |
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you can interpret the bible but you can only do what the koran says.
Hope you get the difference. Don't lose your head over this rog, but you might in quite a few middle eastern countries. |
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this is a must watch
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Owq8TkQ0AXA |