And so it goes on.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-35309195
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-35309195
Nowhere in the artical does it say it's a terrorist attack. Just the Pres and a quote condemned the "act of terror". But you watch our media put a spin on it by saying British people nearby heard the perpetrator or perpetrators shout out "Allahu Akbar" or something like that.
Nowhere in the artical does it say it's a terrorist attack. Just the Pres and a quote condemned the "act of terror". But you watch our media put a spin on it by saying British people nearby heard the perpetrator or perpetrators shout out "Allahu Akbar" or something like that.
Nowhere in the artical does it say it's a terrorist attack. Just the Pres and a quote condemned the "act of terror". But you watch our media put a spin on it by saying British people nearby heard the perpetrator or perpetrators shout out "Allahu Akbar" or something like that.
Nowhere in the artical does it say it's a terrorist attack. Just the Pres and a quote condemned the "act of terror". But you watch our media put a spin on it by saying British people nearby heard the perpetrator or perpetrators shout out "Allahu Akbar" or something like that.
Nowhere in the artical does it say it's a terrorist attack. Just the Pres and a quote condemned the "act of terror". But you watch our media put a spin on it by saying British people nearby heard the perpetrator or perpetrators shout out "Allahu Akbar" or something like that.
What an odd post. What would you describe it as? A kerfuffle?Nowhere in the artical does it say it's a terrorist attack. Just the Pres and a quote condemned the "act of terror". But you watch our media put a spin on it by saying British people nearby heard the perpetrator or perpetrators shout out "Allahu Akbar" or something like that.
If it looks like a duck, walks like a duck, its a .....
In your case given that you have a special talent for refusing to accept the obvious I assume you would answer a whale
It'll be them Buddhists I reckon.
Nowhere in the artical does it say it's a terrorist attack. Just the Pres and a quote condemned the "act of terror". But you watch our media put a spin on it by saying British people nearby heard the perpetrator or perpetrators shout out "Allahu Akbar" or something like that.
That'll be because:-Monitor your facebook over the next 24 hours. There will be more posts defending Islam than actually condemning the attackers or showing sympathy for the victims. A sign of the (very odd) times.