[GPBurdell]

They're more concerned about being "discriminated against" then they are in condemning these attack.

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[hellinahandcart]

Muslim leaders join condemnation

Join the battle, or STFU.

[snarks_when_bored]

If muslims cannot—or will not—control their own radical elements, others will do it. One way or the other, it will be done.

[summer]

Post prayers and messages here for our law-abiding friends in London

[Nonstatist]

Then they ought to cough up the perpatrators, since some of them know who they are; being such a tight community and all that..

[tkathy]

I imagine they are celebrating in private. Talk is cheap.

[sport]

Bull shit!

That is for the public.

If they had not privately consented to and probably ordered them, the attacks would not have occurred.

[Joe Boucher]

Nuke the cube in medina.

[cripplecreek]

condemnation is a really pretty word but it doesn't mean a thing. It's time for them to step up to the plate and start killing the terrorist animals among them.

[Nov3]

They're more concerned about being "discriminated against"

I wonder if the Brits will fold up like a house of cards under threat from these losers.

[Donna Lee Nardo]

"Muslim leaders have condemned the attacks on London and said they fear their communities could now fall prey to vigilante attacks."

Well, I am sure they would still have the same fear of retaliatory attacks even if they supported this sick terror attack and weren't saying so publicly. To paint with a broad brush, how do we know what they are saying in their stupid mosques? The veils certainly come off then.

What the islamists learned after 911 up until very recently was that they needed to make some sort of noise in voicing displeasure with terror. But they do not need to be sincere since their very "religion" gives them license to LIE. They say one thing publicly and another is pronounced in their meeting places.

Overall, most islamic groups DO NOT voice even token opposition to terror. So, what has really changed on their end? They want to try to quell retaliatory attacks. Selfish...

[rlmorel]

"I don't think there'll be as high a number of attacks as after 11 September because Muslims have come out very strongly, especially Muslim leaders, condemning the attacks.

What "high number of attacks" on Muslims is he referring to? Anyone know?

[Grendel9]

IMO they have good reason to fear reprisals. Common
sense tells you that such an organization has to have
embedded terrorists whose modus operandi is based on
secreting themselves inside a respected group. And
even the Honchos of the organization has to know that!
Sure, mom, kids, even Dad in a family may be pro-
peace; but what about Uncle Hassein who keeps close
touch via internet to terrorist groups back "home!" ?
It's the updated version of the WWII adage:
"We have met the enemy and he is us!"

[Servant of the 9]

If Muslims anywhere in any numbers had been acting like normal citizens, keeping their eyes open, reporting potential local terrorists to the police, etc.instead of covering up for them and hiding them, I might be sympathetic.

Islamic Terrorism has to be stopped the same way 'Mad Cow' or 'Hoof & Mouth' are stopped.

If there ain't no Muslims, there won't be no Islamic Terrorism.

So9

[Jaded]

How pathetic and predictable.

[BTCM]

If they are worried about their safety from Christians they can always go to peaceful Iraq with their Muslim Cult brothers.

[Convert from ECUSA]

T.R.O.P. allahu fubar ping!

[Travis McGee]

Mein Kampf = Mein Koran

Allahu Akbar! = Heil Hitler!

[ChadGore]

Re: Muslim leaders join condemnation

< yawn > bullsh*t < / yawn >

[N3WBI3]

"Muslim Association of Britain president Ahmed Sheikh said the attacks would make the Muslim community less safe."

Damn thats sneaky, notice he did not condemn the bombing or the loss of life, its all about the 'relationship' the Muslims have with others that is the real victim here..

[LIConFem]

"Muslim leaders join condemnation"

Bovine Feces.