[crail]

You also failed to address the lack of public outcry in the ENTIRE Muslim community in the UK. Where are the marches?

I don't know, but that's not what I have issue with. Tell me all UK Muslims are terrorists, I wouldn't know I've never been to the UK, and couldn't debate that from a life spent on the other side of the ocean... someone else can call you on that if your mistaken. What I have issue with is the "All Muslims are terrorists" crowd who think the Iraq war is for killing Islam and have no idea who is fighting there. I have issue with those who refuse to acknowledge the commitment of a Muslim country simply because it is Muslim and inconveniently stands in contrast to their bigotry. If that's not you, I'll let someone else debate you on who's bad and good in the UK... I wouldn't know.

[Kelly_2000]

"I don't know, but that's not what I have issue with"

well you should be concerned with this issue, it's key to the understanding of the entire perceived division widening as we speak between west and Islam. The Muslim community promised Britain they would march on this cause and have failed to live up to their promises. Or is it that the local communities have no desire to march for this cause much to the embarrassment of the public leaders?

"Tell me all UK Muslims are terrorists,"

Come on no one said that, that was an emotional response to a reasoned question. The issue is that moderate Muslim's are aligned with the terrorists agenda even if they denounce the methods they use. ""All Muslims are terrorists" "

That's not what I am saying.

[Luigi Vasellini]

I worked with 13 muzzies around 9-11. half of them openly stated that America deserved it. The other half that heard them speak remained silent. That along with reading the koran tells me everything I need to know about islam!!!