Aviso de terror
En el canal de National Geographic pasaron una promoción de lo que denominan "Semana del Terrorismo". Ya empezamos mal.
Encima, la locución del spot mencionaba algo asi como "la peor bomba es la del asiento de al lado", con imágenes de barbudos con mochilas, andenes de subte atestados, y vagones de subte en viaje.
Me parece una reverenda hijaputez promocionar algo de ese modo.
Para asomarse a la sensación de vivir con ese tipo de miedos, no tienen mas que hacer clickiclicki -como diría el Ruso Verea- en esta misma página, sobre el link del blog de Rachel from North London, una sobreviviente de los atentados del 7 de julio.
Ella estaba en un vagon de subte. Imaginen si alguien que pasó por eso se encuentra con un aviso de tele como el de National Geographic.
Me recuerda a toda una cohorte de idiotas propagando boca a boca o por cadenas y cadenas de mail el mensaje de "no hay que viajar en subte mientras Bush esté en Mar del Plata".
Me parece una bestialidad.
Si el contenido de esa serie de programas es de ese tono, no va a aportar mucho.
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Me gusto mucho lo de la cohorte de idiotas.
Negro, pasa que la National Gegraphic la usan los 'servicios' para hacer propaganda.
Muslims mark 7/7 with grief, anger at Blair
By Talal Malik
LONDON (Reuters) - Members of London's Muslim community grieved for the victims of the July 7 bombings on Friday, but one Islamic leader also hit out at Prime Minister Tony Blair, calling him "insensitive and ill-informed".
Speaking at the East London Islamic Centre, Kumrul Hassan, the uncle of Shahara Islam who was killed in the bus bombings at Tavistock Square, said he hoped Britons would "not see such terrible acts committed in our country ever again".
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"Our religion, Islam, stands for peace, a fact that is known by all ordinary Muslims, and which is regularly preached in the sermons by our imams," he told reporters.
Hassan also renewed calls for a full public inquiry into the bombings, which killed 52 innocent people and wounded 700. The government has so far ruled out such a move.
"We were disappointed the prime minister ruled out a public inquiry," Hassan said.
"Shahara was a victim of the attacks and we owe it to her and the rest of the victims to find out why this happened, how it happened and what we as a country need to do to prevent it from ever happening again."
Shahara Islam was just 20 when she died as she travelled to her job as a bank cashier. As a Muslim, she became something of a symbol of the indiscriminate nature of the London attacks.
Britain's 1.8 million Muslims have come under close scrutiny since then and many feel they have been unfairly targeted by the police and intelligence services.
Blair provoked anger in some quarters this month when he urged moderate Muslims to do more to root out extremists like the four bombers, who were all British-born Muslims.
"The Muslim community since July 7 has come forward and earnestly engaged both within and with the wider community," said Habib ur Rahman, head of the Islamic Forum Europe.
"This will continue to be the case, despite the insensitive, ill-informed, inaccurate provocation from Mr Blair.
"Terrorism is a crime and crime has to be fought by all of us," Rahman said. "Did we delegate combating the IRA to the Catholics? Is Tony Blair not our prime minister?"
Thousands of Muslims were due to attend Friday prayers across the country and many observed a 2-minute silence in tribute to the 7/7 victims.
I don't kinow what the "usuario anonimo" says but , but I'm going to explain a bit the situtation.
The concept of martyrdom (shahada) in Islam can only be understood in the light of the Islamic concept of Holy Struggle (jihad) and the concept of jihad may only be appreciated if the concept of the doctrine of enjoining right and discovering wrong (al-amr bi'l-maruf) is properly appreciated, and good and bad, [2] right and wrong, can only be understood if the independent divine source of righteousness, truth, and goodness (tawhid), and how the Message of the divine source of righteousness and truth has been honestly and properly conveyed to humanity through prophethood, are understood. Finally the divine message may not be fully appreciated unless the embodiment of this divine message, or the Model of Guidance, and the Supreme Paradigm (imama or uswa) is properly recognized.
We can thus see how the concept of martyrdom in Islam is linked with the entire religion of Islam. This whole process can be somehow understood if the term 'Islam' is appreciated. This is because being a derivate of the Arabic root salama, which means 'surrender' and 'peace', Islam is a wholesome and peaceful submission to the will of Allah. [3] This means being prepared to die (martyrdom) in the course of this submission. Thus the concept of martyrdom, like all other Islamic concepts, can be fully and wholly appreciated only in the light of the Islamic doctrine of tawhid, or the absolute unity of Allah and full submission to His will and command. It cannot be fully appreciated in isolation.
I hope this information helpfull for you
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