8 Comments on “NU & Suicide Bombing”

1. Andrew says:
   November 15th, 2006 at 2:17 am

   He said the U.S attacks on the Muslim world came not only in the form of armed or military ones but also in the spheres of economics, culture and politics.

   Does the US specifically attack Muslim countries? the fact that most of Afghanistan and Iraq’s population is Muslim does NOT mean that they are “the Muslim world”.

   Generalization is indeed the mother of all problems.

   Oh, I forgot… it’s Israel that causes all misery in this world.

2. Josef says:
   November 15th, 2006 at 2:05 pm

   I guess they forget that less than ten years ago it was the US that was fighting to save Muslims in Kosovo and Bosnia.

3. Fanglong says:
   November 15th, 2006 at 4:27 pm

   The phoney “mall bombing” in Jakarta, the “limelit” suicide attempt of a poor guy, was just meant to arouse the bad consciousness of some leaders. The name Mohammad does not mean (pseudo)jihad and the name Patrick does not mean IRA.

   To quote Andrew:
   “Generalization is indeed the mother of all problems.”

   Wassalam !

4. Hassan says:
   November 15th, 2006 at 9:11 pm

   andrew: so what is ‘the Muslim world’ in your oppinion?

5. michman1984 says:
   November 15th, 2006 at 10:04 pm

   Hassan to andrew:

   so what is ‘the Muslim world’ in your oppinion?

   mind if i make an opinion on this? well, i will

   the Muslim world is quite simply put the state of revolving around the Islamic religion. That is a very obvious description and does’nt explain much in detail. So if i were to give a rational description I would explain that the Islamic religion is implemented into most of their governments judicial systems across the globe. Whether it be a democratic, republic, communist dictatorship or not, the religions beliefs are so strong that they are added to their governments.

   On that note i will say that it is very admirable, yet because most of the western world is “free,” believing that government and religion conflict too easily it leaves the Muslim world open for criticism and predjudice…

   I don’t like this train of thought, hmmm… I think that these extremist Muslims (not pointing any fingers but al quaida, al jazier [deffinately suck at spellin these but don't really care, they hav'nt gained my acknowledgement anyways], etc., lol) focus way to much on these so called predjudices and crticisms that they are doing nothing but hurting the worlds views of Muslims and the Muslims views of the rest of the world.

   I don’t know what it will take for all the chaos to end, but it needs to and it needs to quick, fighting over religion is by far the most ironic reason for war it’s rediculous. All the religions in the world should ask themselves this one simple question… does your prophet/god want to see you angry (at war) or happy (at peace)???
   well, that may justify things or it may not, thanks for reading

6. Andrew says:
   November 15th, 2006 at 10:31 pm

   Hassan, how many Muslim countries are there in the world? attacks to 2 or 3 of them HARDLY represent an attack to “Muslim world”. That is simply an overstatement.

   If the US intends to attack the so called Muslim world, why does it help other Muslim countries? why does it spend hundreds of millions of dollars on other countries? yes, you may say it’s because of their interest, but that’s the point: Iraq & Afghanistan do not represent the Muslim world.

   It is very easy to see things that we don’t like, but I think we need to open our eyes and recognize/acknowledge other facts as well.

7. Rockstar says:
   November 15th, 2006 at 11:46 pm

   michman, i agree with you.

   however I’m pesimistic that this Christian / infidel v Islam mumbo jumbo will somehow end soon.. nor it will end.

   I think that it will never end, the number of people who hate and hurt each other in the name of religion has been growing up every single day.

   now I’m not trying to be wise here, but it all depends on people like us, the internet people, and people in this forum to respect one another regardless their ethnicity, religion and background. we have different opinions, that’s normal dont you think? it all depends on how you react to those differences.

8. Jutatip says:
   December 7th, 2006 at 4:30 am

   Rockstar, I love your last statement.

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