And i just bet that wherever you got that from imagines that attacks by Islamic fundamentalists are somehow 'left-wing', cos you know, leftys love Muzzies ain't it?

Whilst Mailite eyes are on Belgium...

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldne ... unman.html

Alcohol misuse in the armed forces is "substantially higher" than the level expected for the general population, according to a parliamentary report, which also finds that in the military the misuse is four times more common than post-traumatic stress disorder.

The defence select committee calls for the Ministry of Defence to conduct an urgent study into the issue to examine why 13% of military personnel have got a "drink problem", compared to 6% in the general population.

And I bet they define Neo Nazis as left wing 'cos Nazis were national SOCIALISTS!!1!'

'Left wing' groups were responsible for far fewer terror plots than seperatists. So Left wingers aren't the "most dangerous" at all.

I wonder if stuff like the mosque in Stoke being (allegedly?) damaged in a gas explosion caused by an EDLer counts as right wing terrorism?

Malcolm: http://www.loonwatch.com/2011/11/update ... y-muslims/

The Europol reports. The ones that show that, over the whole time they've been running (2006-present) the sum total of deaths due to islamic terrorism is....



zero!

And now we know that it was an EDL plot to blow up the Stoke mosque, I wonder if that'll be 'right wing terrorism' or 'vandalism/arson'?

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-16258090

Not so far anyway. Wonder why...

Jacob Zuma, the president of South Africa, has become embroiled in a row over the impact of Christianity on African culture after reportedly blaming the religion for the breakdown of traditional communities.

Zuma said Christianity – introduced by European missionaries mainly in the 19th century – had destroyed the safety net for orphans, elderly people and the poor, according to South Africa's Times newspaper.

The front-page report prompted criticism from church leaders but was described as "gravely misleading" by presidential aides, who claimed that Zuma had been referring to "western culture" and not singling out Christianity.

Speaking at the launch of a road safety and crime awareness campaign in his home province, KwaZulu-Natal, Zuma was quoted as saying: "As Africans, long before the arrival of religion and [the] gospel, we had our own ways of doing things.

"Those were times that the religious people refer to as dark days but we know that, during those times, there were no orphans or old-age homes. Christianity has brought along these things."

"Hero" beats up "Effnick", move along, nothing to see here.

A taste for champers! BBC splashes out £435,000 on alcohol over five years (despite the fact it has been told to axe 2,000 jobs)
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2077149/BBC-splashes-435k-alcohol-years-despite-told-axe-2-000-jobs.html