plindboe
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Guess what. No muslims, this time it's right wingers.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/middle_east/5325198.stm
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/middle_east/5325198.stm
Good job!
Just an observation - look at the shirts on the cops in the photos. Why do they say "Belgium" and "Police" in English like that? I could see the "Police" one for ease of usage (rather than printing it in German, French and Flemish), but "Belgium".
I'm curious if this is an actual photo of the bust.
What would the photo be of then?
Just two guys with shirts that say "Belgium" and "Police" to make it synch with the headline.
I just find it a tad odd, like if I saw a picture in a Mexico City paper of a bust in the US with two guys wearing shirts thats said "Estados Unidos" and "Policia".
So what exactly are the crimes of Belgium's foreign policy that make them the target of Islamic terror?
Are they Imperialists? Do they have troops on Arab soil? What?
Belgium has been called Belgium since it was founded in 1830. "Police" is the French for police, French being one of the two main languages of Belgium.Just two guys with shirts that say "Belgium" and "Police" to make it synch with the headline.
I just find it a tad odd, like if I saw a picture in a Mexico City paper of a bust in the US with two guys wearing shirts thats said "Estados Unidos" and "Policia".
Reality asked me to say "hi" and to tell you to keep in touch.So what exactly are the crimes of Belgium's foreign policy that make them the target of Islamic terror?
Are they Imperialists? Do they have troops on Arab soil? What?
Come on Mycroft. These guys were right-wing extremists, not Islamic facists.
Why do I never meet any of the people you and Mycroft are always arguing with?
If, as I suspect, it is because they live only in your weird little heads, I suggest that this should be where you debate them.
Impossible, that could only happen in fascist bushco America.I notice they may also be open to thought crime charges.
Belgium has been called Belgium since it was founded in 1830. "Police" is the French for police, French being one of the two main languages of Belgium.