Off-Duty British Soldier Ran Over, then Beheaded by 2 Islamic Radicals in London

[BjornF16]

I would say you need to take your own advice and recognize what you are spewing is not mainstream.

To wit:
http://www.jpost.com/Jewish-World/Judais...d-gentiles

Do these statements represent the normative view of the Torah and the prophets and the teachings of our great rabbis? To begin with, the Torah itself depicts all of humanity as descended from one human couple and, as the rabbis so eloquently put it in the Mishna, the reason for this was so that “no one should say, ‘My father is greater than your father’” (Sanhedrin 4:4).

http://talmud.faithweb.com/articles/kill.html

Robbing gentiles is absolutely forbidden and is dealt with in a separate section. Here we will demonstrate that in no way does the Talmud permit or encourage killing gentiles. Rather, it strictly forbids killing anyone, Jew or gentile.

The commandment "Thou shall not kill" is more correctly "Thou shall not murder".

A state has every right (international law/accord) to protect themselves from attack.

Finally, i daresay that the vast majority of people on this forum don't give a rats a$$ what you believe about Judaism, and don't really care for your constant diatribes (at every opportunity, including hijacking threads) that appear anti-semitic. As I've suggested previously, take your garbage elsewhere.

Keeping in accord with THIS THREAD, the British government has suggested that service members NOT wear their uniforms off post (the guy that was killed by the two muslim radicals WAS in civilian clothes). When I was on exchange with the RAF in the mid-late '90s, there was a similar prohibition, but was chiefly aimed at personal security against the IRA.