BRITISH MINISTER SPEAKS OUT ON TERRORISM IN FACE OF GLOBAL COALI
Andy Hoare | 20.12.2001 17:44
A British Junior Minister In Tony Blair's Government, Sally Keeble MP, Has Reportedly Spoken Out In Defense Of Terrorism!
"Not all Terrorists are bad"
reported statement by Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Housing, Planning and Regeneration
Ms Sally Keeble MP
"We will not declare that there are good terrorist and bad terrorist, they are all terrorists"
U.S. National Security Advisor Condoleezza Rice
Sally Keeble MP, a junior minister in Tony Blair's government, is reported to have stunned Labour Party members at a meeting last Friday night in Northampton - England, when she is alleged to have declared that;
Not all terrorists are bad
Astonished members listened on as Ms Keeble is reported to have continued to explain that while she lived in South Africa, she or her family had 'friends' that were members of the ANC (at that time an organisation which used terrorist tactics)
Sources present at that meeting have alleged that Ms Keeble explained that these 'friends' had blown-up buildings, bridges and buses with horrific consequences and loss of life.
Furthermore, Ms Keeble is alleged to have tried to justify their actions by stating that;
"Terrorism was justified when all legal forms of opposition and negotiation have been exhausted."
Ms Keeble has yet to answer:
Whether or not she or her family reported the actions of their terrorist friends to the authorities?
Whether or not she consequently supports terrorists activity in Ireland?
Ms Keeble should consider her position within Prime Minister Tony Blair's Government after allegedly making such comments.
reported statement by Parliamentary Under Secretary of State for Housing, Planning and Regeneration
Ms Sally Keeble MP
"We will not declare that there are good terrorist and bad terrorist, they are all terrorists"
U.S. National Security Advisor Condoleezza Rice
Sally Keeble MP, a junior minister in Tony Blair's government, is reported to have stunned Labour Party members at a meeting last Friday night in Northampton - England, when she is alleged to have declared that;
Not all terrorists are bad
Astonished members listened on as Ms Keeble is reported to have continued to explain that while she lived in South Africa, she or her family had 'friends' that were members of the ANC (at that time an organisation which used terrorist tactics)
Sources present at that meeting have alleged that Ms Keeble explained that these 'friends' had blown-up buildings, bridges and buses with horrific consequences and loss of life.
Furthermore, Ms Keeble is alleged to have tried to justify their actions by stating that;
"Terrorism was justified when all legal forms of opposition and negotiation have been exhausted."
Ms Keeble has yet to answer:
Whether or not she or her family reported the actions of their terrorist friends to the authorities?
Whether or not she consequently supports terrorists activity in Ireland?
Ms Keeble should consider her position within Prime Minister Tony Blair's Government after allegedly making such comments.
Andy Hoare
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think about it
20.12.2001 18:07
By the definition of the FBI then the FBI and US UK are themselves the biggest terrorist organizations on the whole planet who use intimidation on civilian populations to acheive their political ends.
To hell with the idea of terrorists it is based anyway on the lies we and our brainwashed
brethren have lapped up for years. If so then the French and American revolutionaries were
"terrorists"
wake up
yank
So?
20.12.2001 20:37
Stan Rivington
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Go Sally!
22.12.2001 12:35
I think members of the anti-cap community can all pretty much agree on the fact that capitalism kills thousands of people per day by letting them starve. If you were a citizen in a country that was losing hundreds of lives to the economic war each day, would you not want to take revenge against those most directly responsible? I wouldn't, but I would want them to stop waging their war, and I would want their people to know the consequences of their government's actions, and I would want them to know that even if they don't care about the people I know, who I see starving to death, I care. I care enough to kill back. I would want them to know that.
If ever revenge (or justice as it is called when it happens to them by us) was justified, it was the 911 attacks. They had, have, no other way. Don't just disagree on the principle that killing is bad, of course it is, but were they not killing to try and save lives? Or at least make waves. It's really scary shit to get into and not the kind of decision I ever hope to have to make but someone had to do something, and no one was doing anything...
Random Andy