Muslim Leaders Begin to Doubt the Plot

This reminds me of a children's story from my youth. Once upon a time...there was a kid that lied so much than when he once told the truth no one believed him. Me too begin to doubt this plot thing, even if there's some truth around it.

More like lost the plot.

so far the police have not found any liquid explosive material

And also we know that none of these people who were supposedly to carry out the operation in a few days had bought air tickets.

Wow..this is very interesting.. I really don't know what to say. If this turns out to be some governments attempt trying to get attention, like Pakistan.(remember the time, when they said they are really close of catching Osama's NO.2 in Pakistan and it got such a media hype and it turned out nothing) and I just spent $30 buying new deo's, shaving cream, hair gel and shampoo, I will be really upset.

Oh no, the majority of 2.7% of the population doubt the plot!

This is a story that will not help the so called Muslim Leaders in Britain coming after their letter to Tony Blair. The UK Labour Government may be lacking leadership and direction but that is not an excuse for blowing up your neighbours. Most of us left our home countries to live in a world where the rule of law works better and in a society in which racial diversity is supported, understood, valued and respected. The letter excusing the work of the misguided youths and their Imams is a sorry contribution to a society which enjoy equality of opportunity and equal protection.

In the same way prior to 7/7 the Muslim Leaders in Britain closed their minds, and now

"And also we know that none of these people who were supposedly to carry out the operation in a few days had bought air tickets."

"My fear is that it all probably started in Pakistan," Siddiqui said. "General Musharraf's position is very, very bad, and he wanted to do something to win favour of George Bush and Tony Blair."

Well, you are not the only ones having problems with world's tyranny and we can only resolve these problems with all hands on deck. 7/7 was real for us all and it is foolish to wait for a repeat when you spent your little effort with eyes closed.

Once again, turning our heads when we should be looking them square in the eyes, when will this stop?

Ugly Bastard,

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Authorize.net is a ".net" site and guess what..they run credit card processes to about at least 5% of businesses in the US. And if you shop online, high chances you may have processes your credit card through them at least once.

Here are other ".net" sites taken from Alexa's top 100 sites in the US. Alexa's Top 100

Comcast.net
earthlink.net
passport.net
sourceforge.net
bellsouth.net
slickdeals.net
secureserver.net

You may want to take a stroll around the internet before casting unnecessary senseless judgement.

There's a lot of polemics from both sides in this thread, let's just look at the facts so far:

- no tickets
- no definitive motive
- no definitive evidence of bomb-making

It's a shaky case, no matter what the truth of the matter is. So the question becomes not really one of "were they really plotting" so much as "if this is really a bombing plot, why did they go ahead with arrests based on such flimsy evidence?" And the question that could be asked based on this, of course, is whether the Bush Administration forced this into the spotlight for political reasons, thus forcing the British government to take action prematurely.

We'll see...