recruitment crisis for al-qaida

yeh, I always thought it was a bizzarre and counter productive strategy myself.

the islamic world has already rejected al-qaida. but blowing up your own members for some strange reason might reduce your numbers.

you sound like a very sensible and organised domestic terrorist

Naw, I'm a pacifist...

or perhaps I'm just being silly...

...who dreamt of becoming a terrorist. dawn you either have a split personality or you're a little confused.

OMG, I forgot who I was talking to, Rabbit!! My deepest apologies go out to all of your chicken buddies. Annie

hi annie. now i think that is rather insulting to chickens, the level of stupidity, gullibility and callousness required to join violent extremist movements is not seen in chickens.

bugger. can i do a cut and paste jobby? anyway, quick summary - the european erm volunteers in pakistan are complaining like anything - about being lied to, about having to pay out money for their weapons, about how badly organised things are and about not getting to see bin laden. basically you don't want this job... oh and i know links are a bit funny at the moment - this story is on the front page of the guardian (guardian.co.uk).

http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/2009/sep/10/al-qaida-recruitment-crisis

Well if they are volunteers they are quite right to complain about unsuitable conditions like not having time off at the weekends to take their paid for out of their own money weapons down to the cities for a bit of a good time. Did they know what they were volunteering for in the first place or were they mislead into thinking they's be sitting round watching satellite TV and eating cake with their great leader. Maybe a case of a bit too quick off the mark for a bit of old jihad but it does rather raise the issue of how they are managing to actually speak out against it.

they seem to be quite effectively managing to wipe themselves out.