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Reader comment on item: [Suicide Bombers:] A father's pride and glory

Submitted by Phil Greend (Canada), Jun 29, 2007 at 23:26

The father of the suicide bomber said " I am so proud of him , I wish I had done this my self. " Well hold on a minute , the father did not kill him self . nor did the local iman who told the kid to go kill himself and some Jews. It is always a young person who does the bombing , it is never a person who has any real power. The islamofacists who scream " sermons " from the mosques filled with hate are never the ones who give up their lives during a suicide bombing. These people have power , money and influence they are not going to give this up to kill a few Jews while also killing themselves. The radical islamist bin ladin had a huge amount of money and power. Easily he could have gotten a plane or two and stocked it full of explosives or extra fuel and personally brought it over and killed himself and many westerners , but he is a coward and he enjoys his carnal life too much.

Each time a suicide bomber kills himself and some innocent people we should , of course feel sad for the victims , then not do what ever the terrorists are asking us to do ( whether it be to adopt sharia law or whatever ) ... then we should do something new ... and that is we should then think of the islamists who are bad who did not run off and kill themselves . . . and then think of them as the gutless cowards they are and when they tell us that they are going to get us and islam will rule the world , lets just for a moment laugh at them. Then see them for the cold blooded killers they are. but still gutless cowards.

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