eugh...*shocked*

[Dreddz]

I saw the clips from the Nausia a couple of days ago. I was ill from watching them. The Nausia is a site showing horrible Terroist actions. This really opened my eyes on the terror on the world. The stuff I saw on that page was sick. Like that Kent Baily ( I think thats his name ) from Liverpool. He was caught. And beheaded sickly because Tony Blair didnt release the prisinors that he kept. The fact that these people are serious about this. And that they operate here in UK. Im getting kinda worried on where to go. The Bombs in UK really means that they can target anywhere. And that these people dont care what happens and could target me if they wanted. So, are you affraid of the terror around you ?

( treasure my place here too much to provide a link to The Nausia )

[Madame Adequate]

No, I'm not afraid. For one, the chances of actually being hit by a terrorist attack are tiny. For another, I can handle almost anything that gets thrown at me. And finally, because if I actually was scared, and let it change how I do things, then they would be winning.

[War Angel]

Do I fear? Yes, sometimes. Most of the time, I don't think about it, though. There are millions of other, much-more-likely-to-happen ways of getting killed or wounded.

The way I see it, there's no reason for real fear, or a rational, well-based fear. Yes, there's a good amount of madmen out there, shouting out for your blood... but for us, that's hardly anything new. You just go on living your life, and let others handle the terrorists, just like cops deal with criminals and firefighters deal with fire. There's little point worrying so much about it, especially when there's so much more to worry about... just be safe, wary, and not an ignorant, oblivious fart. That helps.

[Dreddz]

I can handle almost anything that gets thrown at me.

If you can handle the nausia, I would find you strange.

[cookieface]

I'm very glad I have been able to avoid those videos all together. That is the kind of thing that scars your "inner child". As far as the terrorists, well that's what they are, they're trying to cause terror. Hence the name. It doesn't take great skill or fortitude to kill someone like that. All it takes is... I don't know what... and I don't care to ponder. Just simply, it's nothing to be amazed, people do this sort of thing and have done it since the beginning.

[Madame Adequate]

I can handle almost anything that gets thrown at me.

If you can handle the nausia, I would find you strange.

Well, I can't find the site so I can't say for sure. I more meant, however, that I plan to survive anything, and everything, which comes my way, through luck and sheer determination, as well as a healthy dose of preparedness. I can't say I'll succeed, but I've been through some nasty stuff and I'm still here and not in the looney bin.

[Channing]

I'm not afraid of terrorism/ist. My dad served 8 years in the U.S. military. I've lived overseas in the time of the Gulf War. I was exposed to several air raids, attacks, and possibly chemical warfare. I've seen a lot of videos. I've never seen this nausia compilation but it really doesn't phase me. I believe standing tall on the fact that negotiation will never be successful because to believe they would let the captured survive would be a trump. (And to believe negotions would work? We've already tried. Mr. Arafat spent most of his lifetime trying to make relations between Israeli and Palestinian militants. Everytime he was offered something he'd turn it down and war would repeat itself. So we cannot say we haven't given it a try. Excuse me 'tries' rather.)

The individual will die if we do not negotiate. If we remove troops they are not going to liberate the individual. They'll be held captive to ensure the troops are not placed back. Regardless the life will not be spared. More demands will be made and nothing eventually is accomplished. The fate is sealed. I'm sorry to sound callus but it's a lose-lose situation. We just have to stand and stay with the program.

What they are doing is murdering innocent individuals. Americans may have mistreated individuals at Gitmo prison and Gbay. But those individuals are not soldiers in allegiance to Iraq. Therefore they are enemy combatants. (Civilians.) Under which they are not protected by the Geneva Convention. (This means if we allowed it, we could torture them.) But that is not the way we operate. The soldiers whom did inflict punishment undue are being taken care of by the military.

With that said I'm just totally not concerned about terrorism. I'm not afraid of a man who hides behind women and children to fight. And I'm definitely not afraid to lose my life.

[Dreddz]

I can handle almost anything that gets thrown at me.

If you can handle the nausia, I would find you strange.

Well, I can't find the site so I can't say for sure. I more meant, however, that I plan to survive anything, and everything, which comes my way, through luck and sheer determination, as well as a healthy dose of preparedness. I can't say I'll succeed, but I've been through some nasty stuff and I'm still here and not in the looney bin.

I miss spelt it. Its the nausea. Dont go on though......

[Madame Adequate]

What they are doing is murdering innocent individuals. Americans may have mistreated individuals at Gitmo prison and Gbay. But those individuals are not soldiers in allegiance to Iraq. Therefore they are enemy combatants. (Civilians.) Under which they are not protected by the Geneva Convention. (This means if we allowed it, we could torture them.) But that is not the way we operate. The soldiers whom did inflict punishment undue are being taken care of by the military.

You're not, and even if you are mistreating them I'm going to wager the vast majority are there for a reason. Example: Moazamm Begg admitted on national TV when he arrived in Britain after being released from Gitmo that he had both visited and funded an Al'Quada training camp. Also: Remember the stories of the Koran being flushed down the toilet? Well, turns out those were complete lies. Didn't hear that reported widely, did you?

Finally, although I sadly can't track it down specifically, there is a text in some terrorist handbook or other which explicitly states that captured jihadists are to do everything possible to make the world believe they are being abused in custody.

[fantasyjunkie]

I'm doing my part against terrorism by living my life as I aways have and not letting them change my lifestyle.

[bipper]

I'm doing my part against terrorism by living my life as I aways have and not letting them change my lifestyle.

[Mirage]

Fantasyjunkie couldn't have said it better. If we give in to terrorist threats, and let them frighten us, they have won.

[theundeadhero]

I'm doing my part against terrorism by shooting the terrorists more often then they shoot me.

Honestly, before I went to Iraq I was not scared of terrorist attack. Maybe I was just numb to it, but nothing changed after their attacks. Now, I live in hostile country and I don't fear attack. I'm not saying I'm fearless, theirs plenty of that during attack, but I'm not too scared to go outside the wire. I just take the situations as they happen.

[Channing]

What they are doing is murdering innocent individuals. Americans may have mistreated individuals at Gitmo prison and Gbay. But those individuals are not soldiers in allegiance to Iraq. Therefore they are enemy combatants. (Civilians.) Under which they are not protected by the Geneva Convention. (This means if we allowed it, we could torture them.) But that is not the way we operate. The soldiers whom did inflict punishment undue are being taken care of by the military.

You're not, and even if you are mistreating them I'm going to wager the vast majority are there for a reason. Example: Moazamm Begg admitted on national TV when he arrived in Britain after being released from Gitmo that he had both visited and funded an Al'Quada training camp. Also: Remember the stories of the Koran being flushed down the toilet? Well, turns out those were complete lies. Didn't hear that reported widely, did you?

Finally, although I sadly can't track it down specifically, there is a text in some terrorist handbook or other which explicitly states that captured jihadists are to do everything possible to make the world believe they are being abused in custody.

Well of course I'm not. Because I don't wear a uniform fighting. It simply breaks down to Israeli vs. Palestine. Sorry to say but Israeli soldiers have uniforms and Palestinians do not. Israeli has a distinct army that is organized and noticable. Palestinians do not. In more cases than not Palestinians harm innocent civilians and have been for a while to get their way. We sit at the tables and voila. Things are offered but they want nothing or everything. And it's a wager. When those wagers aren't met the two sides fight. Boomyaa the explosions happen and when the smoke clears Israeli's stand because of their unity. The process has been repeating itself for years and in all reality it will keep going. Even if the U.S. intervenes. That is the source of this terrorism stuff. This is not a Bosnia situation. No side can be handled until they reach an agreement. Until then if not then it will continue.

Personally I think of it like this. I don't really pity those harmed in the prisons. You fit the shoe then walk it. If not, then don't put yourself in the position of being a soldier when you're not. I have 0 mercy for people like that. You lift it up? You better pull the trigger.

[Madame Adequate]

Well of course I'm not. Because I don't wear a uniform fighting. It simply breaks down to Israeli vs. Palestine. Sorry to say but Israeli soldiers have uniforms and Palestinians do not. Israeli has a distinct army that is organized and noticable. Palestinians do not. In more cases than not Palestinians harm innocent civilians and have been for a while to get their way. We sit at the tables and voila. Things are offered but they want nothing or everything. And it's a wager. When those wagers aren't met the two sides fight. Boomyaa the explosions happen and when the smoke clears Israeli's stand because of their unity. The process has been repeating itself for years and in all reality it will keep going. Even if the U.S. intervenes. That is the source of this terrorism stuff. This is not a Bosnia situation. No side can be handled until they reach an agreement. Until then if not then it will continue.

Personally I think of it like this. I don't really pity those harmed in the prisons. You fit the shoe then walk it. If not, then don't put yourself in the position of being a soldier when you're not. I have 0 mercy for people like that. You lift it up? You better pull the trigger.

Wha? I was supporting you. Try reading my post again.