Dimana tuh ? di Jakarta ? Bandung ? apa kota Ambon ? --- In [email protected], itemabu2 wrote: > > > In fact, it was that what drew Headley to terrorism. "Headley is an > > unlikely jihad because he is just a contradiction. If you are a jihadi then > > you have to believe in the cause and really believe that you are united > > with God, but this was a man who liked his wine and was a womaniser. This > > was like a picnic to him. He was just bored with life," he added > Krn bosen, maka orang Islam lalu ngebantai kafir. Cuma krn bosen, > katanya. Betul2 Islam itu indah bukan? (Si Teddy pasti mikir gua lgi > muji2 Islam). > Perhatikan jg, orang Islam sedang sibuk ngibul dgn bilang si Headley > ini ga sedang berjihad krn dia itu doyan arak dan tukang main cewek. > Dgn kata lain, pejihad itu dibilang ga doyan arak dan main cewek. > Padahal jelas2 auloh bilang nyediakan cewek dan arak di sorga unt > orang Islam, dan pejihad2 yg mampus di jalan auloh itu akan langsung > masuk sorga dan dpt cewek dan arak. > Jadi kalo si Headley itu emang betul2 gila cewek dan arak, dia itu > hrsnya berusaha spy cepat mampus di jalan auloh spy dpt cewek dan > arak. > > http://www.jihadwatch.org/2013/02/claim-boredom-not-jihad-led-mumbai-jihad-mass-murder-plotter-to-terrorism.html#_login_KgDkm0XYXy67r9EOEwxni0biKhp6uClhAuLxiqal > Claim: Boredom, not jihad, led Mumbai jihad mass murder plotter to terrorism > "What do you want to do tonight, Marty?" "I don't know. What do you > want to do?" "I'm bored. Let's go murder a large number of Infidels." > This is patently absurd. How bored would you have to be to commit mass > murder? I have been bored now and again, particularly in endless > meetings full of blather that never accomplish anything, but never > once have I thought that an antidote to my boredom would be to spray > the attendees (or anyone else) with gunfire. > But some people will go to any lengths, no matter how absurd, to > exonerate Islam's bloody jihad doctrines of any responsibility for the > violence committed because of them. > "'Boredom, not jihad, drew Headley to terrorism,'" from DNA India, February > 13: > > David Headley, one of the most infamous terrorists in the world and > the man behind the 26/11 attacks in Mumbai, was not a good jihadi. In > fact, he probably turned to the cause not out of a sense of duty but > due to boredom. Author and journalistHussain [sic] S Zaidi, who was in > the city promoting his book, Headley and I, said that more than > anything else, Headley's own relationship with his father dictated his > decisions. > The book that gives the perspective of both Bhatt and Headley, the son > of Bollywood's prominent director, Mahesh Bhatt, whonot knowing > Headley's true identityshared a close friendship with him. > "This book is more about the complicated relationships that both Rahul > Bhatt and David Headley shared with their respective fathers and how > that, in turn, affected Bhatt's own relationship with Headley. It is > about how an absentee father can be detrimental to his son," said > Zaidi. > In fact, it was that what drew Headley to terrorism. "Headley is an > unlikely jihad because he is just a contradiction. If you are a jihadi > then you have to believe in the cause and really believe that you are > united with God, but this was a man who liked his wine and was a > womaniser. This was like a picnic to him. He was just bored with > life," he added. > > An utterly inadequate explanation. According to a hadith, a man once > asked Muhammad: "Instruct me as to such a deed as equals Jihad (in > reward)." Muhammad replied, "I do not find such a deed." (Bukhari > 4.52.44). Since jihad has the greatest reward, it outweighs all the > sins one may have committed -- which, as we saw with the 9/11 > hijackers visiting strip clubs, can tend to give jihadis a sense that > they have a license to sin. And anyway, again: how bored would you > have to be to plot jihad mass murder? > > To understand the psyche of Headley and his friendship with Rahul > Bhatt, Zaidi said he did extensive research, going through court > documents, speaking to CIA agents involved in the case and got FBI > documents as well. > Zaidi said that he was unimpressed with how India has dealt with > terrorism so far. "India does not do nearly enough to curb terrorism. > There is almost a feeling like the country is inviting terrorists to > attack because they are not aggressive enough. In Israel and America, > the situation is completely different. If you touch them with a > feather, they come at you with bombs. When someone slaps us on the > cheek, we actually really do turn the other cheek!" he said.... > > Posted by Robert on February 13, 2013 7:26 AM | No Comments >
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