Guardian uses "T" word for Terror

T is for terror and H is for hypocrisy. The Guardian has committed the unforgivable sin of referring to nice Al-Qaeda freedom fighters as a "terror cell." Shame on them. In their article  Race to break terror cell the Guardian fails to appreciate the struggle of the Islamic Umma against oppressive Western Zionist devices such as airplanes, which corrupt the souls of good Muslim youth.

 

But if the same attacks had occurred in Israel, the Guardian would write that the Israeli army is persecuting "militants."

 

Two men arrested after the Glasgow attack remained in custody yesterday. One of them, believed to be the driver, was critically ill in hospital with severe burns. He was under armed guard. Another man, 27, who had been in the vehicle, was in police custody.

Yesterday a car in the grounds of the hospital in which he was being treated was destroyed in a controlled explosion. Police said it was linked to the investigation.

Police declined to give details about those arrested, but Strathclyde's Assistant Chief Constable John Neilson revealed that those held in Glasgow were not Scottish. He told a public meeting at a city mosque: "The people we have in custody came to Scotland a short while ago to seek work. Other than that, I can't tell you - but I'm sure the community in Glasgow in particular will be reassured. These are not your young people." Security sources said later none of the five arrested was born in Britain.

 

These guys were just exercising the legitimate right of "resistance," weren't they? Obviously, Britain has the world's worst human rights record, and we should BOYCOTT BRITAIN.

 

Ami Isseroff