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Mr Red wrote:

Rascal21 wrote:[ there is however, a law stating s not 'wrong' or a 'sin' for a Muslim to kill a non-Muslim, hence why I believe they didn't observe the minute silence.

So murdering is ok to then?

If it is an non-Muslim/infidel then yes.

Just a little bit of history for those not familiar with world events. OM


The King of Saudi Arabia is one of the greatest hypocrites in history with his repressive religious views.

During the 1960's and 1970's, many of the Saudi Princes, including the current King, were based in London by their father to study at English Universities and learn the ways of the West and to assist in introducing these values into Saudi society.

Unfortunately, the Princes became seduced by the more evil aspects of Western society and became so involved in the casinos of London that their excesses regularly made headlines in the Newspapers of the day.

They also became besotted with the 'Ladies of the Night' and were constantly pictured in the company of 'High-Class Call Girls' and frequented the brothels of London as if they were visiting old friends.

When the old King found out about this, they were called home and punished severely and forced to join the country's fledgling military to learn some personal discipline.

They were also placed under the stewardship of some of the hardline Imans and encouraged to observe strict Muslim practices and beliefs.

When the current King ascended the throne he subsequently enforced an even more strict version of Islam than that of his Father upon the people.

The Bin Laden family was one of the old King's favoured supporters and it was he that funded the extreme Islamic preaching that became the future Terrorist group founded by Osama Bin Laden.

Saudi Arabia is the most dangerous Islamic country in the region and is well known for funding any group that is anti-Iranian, including ISIS.

Knight15 wrote:

Sunny Vanilla wrote:

Knight15 wrote:. Truly awful behaviour from the Saudi team and supporters during the minutes silence - apology is too little too late

Typical uneducated Aussie redneck viewpoint.

This was a cultural difference and not disrespectful as many racists are trying to paint it.

They are forbidden to stand in silence in a line for one minute and are required to abide by this law.

Bodo, you should get a show at the Fringe -

Beware of imitations.

Grosso wrote:Stich's mob in the foreground

Hey it's your mates selling arms to the 'terrorists' not mine.

magnet wrote:30k tops

f**k I'm good

Stitch This wrote:

Grosso wrote:Stich's mob in the foreground

Hey it's your mates selling arms to the 'terrorists' not mine.

I think your mates have tried, but without luck.

Sunny Vanilla wrote:

Knight15 wrote:. Truly awful behaviour from the Saudi team and supporters during the minutes silence - apology is too little too late

Typical uneducated Aussie redneck viewpoint.

This was a cultural difference and not disrespectful as many racists are trying to paint it.

They are forbidden to stand in silence in a line for one minute and are required to abide by this law.

You cannot be serious. If you were a guest at my house you would probably piss on my floor!

Baresi wrote:

Sunny Vanilla wrote:

Knight15 wrote:. Truly awful behaviour from the Saudi team and supporters during the minutes silence - apology is too little too late

Typical uneducated Aussie redneck viewpoint.

This was a cultural difference and not disrespectful as many racists are trying to paint it.

They are forbidden to stand in silence in a line for one minute and are required to abide by this law.

You cannot be serious. If you were a guest at my house you would probably piss on my floor!

Following this thread from post to post don't take no more sense than putting on a pair of pants. My question to you is who's putting your pants on?

There was no need for a minute's silence. The incident wasn't football related.

Damoadelaide wrote:it will be over 40k crowd, tickets are going along nicely

Where do you get your information from sport?