"Absolutely there will be more terrorist attacks in New York" - Extrem

A Muslim extremist who earlier warned that TV's "South Park" creators should be "afraid for their lives" for insulting Islam's prophet Muhammad now says that yesterday's car bomb attempt in Times Square will be just the beginning of a new wave of terrorist attacks.

Younus Abdullah Muhammad, author of RevolutionMuslim.com, told WND senior reporter Aaron Klein on New York's WABC Radio that America should "absolutely" expect more jihadi violence in New York City.

When asked if the Times Square attack was specifically aimed at the offices of nearby Viacom, which owns the "South Park" series, Abdullah Muhammad deflected the question to condemn U.S. foreign policy instead.

"It was a retaliation for what your government is doing overseas," Abdullah Muhammad said. "If you want to continue killing civilians, then you're going to get many incidents that resemble what happened yesterday."

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So what do you think about this? Expected or surprised? Do you believe a new wave of terrorist attacks is incoming on New York or is this guy simply trying to stir up a storm?

Good for him, South Park is plain immature and tbh in my opinion it's not even funny. Anyway, they brought it on themselves, it's just retaliation.

:)

alexnollent

So attempting to kill innocent civilians is an acceptable response to parody? Who knew.

Good for him, South Park is plain immature and tbh in my opinion it's not even funny. Anyway, they brought it on themselves, it's just retaliation.

:)

alexnollent

[QUOTE="metroidfood"]

[QUOTE="alexnollent"]

Good for him, South Park is plain immature and tbh in my opinion it's not even funny. Anyway, they brought it on themselves, it's just retaliation.

:)

alexnollent

So attempting to kill innocent civilians is an acceptable response to parody? Who knew.

I have no feelings for republican Americans, so if they were killed, it wouldn't be killing innocent people. Just my 2 pence :)

Good for him, South Park is plain immature and tbh in my opinion it's not even funny. Anyway, they brought it on themselves, it's just retaliation.

:)

alexnollent

[QUOTE="metroidfood"]

[QUOTE="alexnollent"]

Good for him, South Park is plain immature and tbh in my opinion it's not even funny. Anyway, they brought it on themselves, it's just retaliation.

:)

alexnollent

So attempting to kill innocent civilians is an acceptable response to parody? Who knew.

I have no feelings for republican Americans, so if they were killed, it wouldn't be killing innocent people. Just my 2 pence :)

Good for him, South Park is plain immature and tbh in my opinion it's not even funny. Anyway, they brought it on themselves, it's just retaliation.

:)

alexnollent

A Muslim extremist who earlier warned that TV's "South Park" creators should be "afraid for their lives" for insulting Islam's prophet Muhammad now says that yesterday's car bomb attempt in Times Square will be just the beginning of a new wave of terrorist attacks.

Younus Abdullah Muhammad, author of RevolutionMuslim.com, told WND senior reporter Aaron Klein on New York's WABC Radio that America should "absolutely" expect more jihadi violence in New York City.

When asked if the Times Square attack was specifically aimed at the offices of nearby Viacom, which owns the "South Park" series, Abdullah Muhammad deflected the question to condemn U.S. foreign policy instead.

"It was a retaliation for what your government is doing overseas," Abdullah Muhammad said. "If you want to continue killing civilians, then you're going to get many incidents that resemble what happened yesterday."

LINK

Click the link for an the audio interview as well as more of the article.

So what do you think about this? Expected or surprised? Do you believe a new wave of terrorist attacks is incoming on New York or is this guy simply trying to stir up a storm?

[QUOTE="alexnollent"]

Good for him, South Park is plain immature and tbh in my opinion it's not even funny. Anyway, they brought it on themselves, it's just retaliation.

:)

albatrossdrums

[QUOTE="alexnollent"]

Good for him, South Park is plain immature and tbh in my opinion it's not even funny. Anyway, they brought it on themselves, it's just retaliation.

:)

metroidfood

So attempting to kill innocent civilians is an acceptable response to parody? Who knew.

Someone's god got made fun of. You go try to tell someone to chill out when they have a bomb strapped to their chest.

[QUOTE="metroidfood"]

[QUOTE="alexnollent"]

Good for him, South Park is plain immature and tbh in my opinion it's not even funny. Anyway, they brought it on themselves, it's just retaliation.

:)

dr_octagon

So attempting to kill innocent civilians is an acceptable response to parody? Who knew.

Someone's god got made fun of. You go try to tell someone to chill out when they have a bomb strapped to their chest.

[QUOTE="metroidfood"]

[QUOTE="alexnollent"]

Good for him, South Park is plain immature and tbh in my opinion it's not even funny. Anyway, they brought it on themselves, it's just retaliation.

:)

alexnollent

So attempting to kill innocent civilians is an acceptable response to parody? Who knew.

I have no feelings for republican Americans, so if they were killed, it wouldn't be killing innocent people. Just my 2 pence :)

So let's say there's a car bomb that goes off with a school bus full of 6 year olds right behind it. Are you still going to say "good for him"? :|

[QUOTE="metroidfood"]

[QUOTE="alexnollent"]

Good for him, South Park is plain immature and tbh in my opinion it's not even funny. Anyway, they brought it on themselves, it's just retaliation.

:)

alexnollent

So attempting to kill innocent civilians is an acceptable response to parody? Who knew.

I have no feelings for republican Americans, so if they were killed, it wouldn't be killing innocent people. Just my 2 pence :)

Good for him, South Park is plain immature and tbh in my opinion it's not even funny. Anyway, they brought it on themselves, it's just retaliation.

:)

alexnollent

Extremists have got to be the most pathetic people in the world.xTheExploited

Are you seriously justifying their actions out of fear?Franklinstein

My post neither justified nor condoned 'their' actions. I have no idea where you got that from. My point was, people know how the extremists respond to aggravation, and they have the gall to act surprised.

[QUOTE="Franklinstein"]Are you seriously justifying their actions out of fear?dr_octagon

My post neither justified nor condoned 'their' actions. I have no idea where you got that from. My point was, people know how the extremists respond to aggravation, and they have the gall to act surprised.

[QUOTE="Franklinstein"]Are you seriously justifying their actions out of fear?dr_octagon

My post neither justified nor condoned 'their' actions. I have no idea where you got that from. My point was, people know how the extremists respond to aggravation, and they have the gall to act surprised.

[QUOTE="alexnollent"]

[QUOTE="metroidfood"]

So attempting to kill innocent civilians is an acceptable response to parody? Who knew.

xaos

I have no feelings for republican Americans, so if they were killed, it wouldn't be killing innocent people. Just my 2 pence :)

[QUOTE="xaos"][QUOTE="alexnollent"]

I have no feelings for republican Americans, so if they were killed, it wouldn't be killing innocent people. Just my 2 pence :)

II_Seraphim_II

A Muslim extremist who earlier warned that TV's "South Park" creators should be "afraid for their lives" for insulting Islam's prophet Muhammad now says that yesterday's car bomb attempt in Times Square will be just the beginning of a new wave of terrorist attacks.

Younus Abdullah Muhammad, author of RevolutionMuslim.com, told WND senior reporter Aaron Klein on New York's WABC Radio that America should "absolutely" expect more jihadi violence in New York City.

When asked if the Times Square attack was specifically aimed at the offices of nearby Viacom, which owns the "South Park" series, Abdullah Muhammad deflected the question to condemn U.S. foreign policy instead.

"It was a retaliation for what your government is doing overseas," Abdullah Muhammad said. "If you want to continue killing civilians, then you're going to get many incidents that resemble what happened yesterday."

LINK

Click the link for an the audio interview as well as more of the article.

So what do you think about this? Expected or surprised? Do you believe a new wave of terrorist attacks is incoming on New York or is this guy simply trying to stir up a storm?

jamejame

Oh gee. Another peace loving muslim threatening indiscriminate violence against civilians cuz he's been offended.

Im Shocked !! Shocked !! :roll:

here we go again. That south park episode was really necessary no? I feel bad for NY, but they should have seen it coming.GazaAli

[QUOTE="GazaAli"]here we go again. That south park episode was really necessary no? I feel bad for NY, but they should have seen it coming.Dylan_11

I wish the world would swallow it's pride, and just live peacefully among each other.

Im not scared. I'll continue riding the train, taking the buses, and walking through TimeSquare which I do almost every week. I laughed at all the people though who stood there the other night looking at the car which had a bomb in it :| (yes, even when the word got out that it was a bomb). As for SouthPark, w/e happens to the creators, they pretty much asked for it. They knew its an extremely sensitive issue and it is still fresh in peoples mind what happened when the last time a stunt like this was pulled. They didnt seem to be desperate for this much attention so I dont know why they bothered to continue with the episode. I understand their message and what they tried to do but i feel it was too early to "attack" Muhammad.Fuhgeddabouditt

[QUOTE="Fuhgeddabouditt"]Im not scared. I'll continue riding the train, taking the buses, and walking through TimeSquare which I do almost every week. I laughed at all the people though who stood there the other night looking at the car which had a bomb in it :| (yes, even when the word got out that it was a bomb). As for SouthPark, w/e happens to the creators, they pretty much asked for it. They knew its an extremely sensitive issue and it is still fresh in peoples mind what happened when the last time a stunt like this was pulled. They didnt seem to be desperate for this much attention so I dont know why they bothered to continue with the episode. I understand their message and what they tried to do but i feel it was too early to "attack" Muhammad.GazaAli

[QUOTE="Fuhgeddabouditt"]Im not scared. I'll continue riding the train, taking the buses, and walking through TimeSquare which I do almost every week. I laughed at all the people though who stood there the other night looking at the car which had a bomb in it :| (yes, even when the word got out that it was a bomb). As for SouthPark, w/e happens to the creators, they pretty much asked for it. They knew its an extremely sensitive issue and it is still fresh in peoples mind what happened when the last time a stunt like this was pulled. They didnt seem to be desperate for this much attention so I dont know why they bothered to continue with the episode. I understand their message and what they tried to do but i feel it was too early to "attack" Muhammad.GazaAli

Oh. Well I thought they were trying to get people to gang up with them in showing that making fun of Muhammad is now an ok thing to do. But it seems to have failed. Fuhgeddabouditt

so as far as i can see fundamenatalist muslims are trying to kill american civilians to make up for the muslim civilians that were mostly killed by fundamentalist muslims...makes perfect sense.

[QUOTE="Fuhgeddabouditt"]Im not scared. I'll continue riding the train, taking the buses, and walking through TimeSquare which I do almost every week. I laughed at all the people though who stood there the other night looking at the car which had a bomb in it :| (yes, even when the word got out that it was a bomb). As for SouthPark, w/e happens to the creators, they pretty much asked for it. They knew its an extremely sensitive issue and it is still fresh in peoples mind what happened when the last time a stunt like this was pulled. They didnt seem to be desperate for this much attention so I dont know why they bothered to continue with the episode. I understand their message and what they tried to do but i feel it was too early to "attack" Muhammad.GazaAli

so as far as i can see fundamenatalist muslims are trying to kill american civilians to make up for the muslim civilians that were mostly killed by fundamentalist muslims...makes perfect sense.

Dr_Manfattan

I am no fan of South Park, finding it needlessly provocative and juvenile, but I feel like I have to note that Christians, Jews, Scientologists, the handicapped, gays and Barbra Streisand, among other affinity groups, have all managed to avoid giving in to the urge to launch terrorist bombing campaigns with their belief or very existence was mocked on this ridiculous show.xaos

Actually, it would very much surprise me if the recent "death threat" was the first time Comedy Central had been threatened. Lord knows that fanatics send death threats to abortion clinics and politicians, yet that kind of thing certainly doesn't get the amount of press coverage as the recent South Park thing.

As far as this car bomb, is there even any evidence that it had ANYTHING to do with the South Park episode?

Also, since when has one death threat and then a likely-unrelated car bomb meant that there is a "terrorist bombing campaign"?

[QUOTE="GazaAli"][QUOTE="Fuhgeddabouditt"]Im not scared. I'll continue riding the train, taking the buses, and walking through TimeSquare which I do almost every week. I laughed at all the people though who stood there the other night looking at the car which had a bomb in it :| (yes, even when the word got out that it was a bomb). As for SouthPark, w/e happens to the creators, they pretty much asked for it. They knew its an extremely sensitive issue and it is still fresh in peoples mind what happened when the last time a stunt like this was pulled. They didnt seem to be desperate for this much attention so I dont know why they bothered to continue with the episode. I understand their message and what they tried to do but i feel it was too early to "attack" Muhammad.albatrossdrums

so as far as i can see fundamenatalist muslims are trying to kill american civilians to make up for the muslim civilians that were mostly killed by fundamentalist muslims...makes perfect sense.

Dr_Manfattan

Has it even been established who planted the car bomb? I could just as easily see it being planted by someone who HATES Muslims, as a way of making Muslims look bad.

[QUOTE="xaos"]I am no fan of South Park, finding it needlessly provocative and juvenile, but I feel like I have to note that Christians, Jews, Scientologists, the handicapped, gays and Barbra Streisand, among other affinity groups, have all managed to avoid giving in to the urge to launch terrorist bombing campaigns with their belief or very existence was mocked on this ridiculous show.MrGeezer

Actually, it would very much surprise me if the recent "death threat" was the first time Comedy Central had been threatened. Lord knows that fanatics send death threats to abortion clinics and politicians, yet that kind of thing certainly doesn't get the amount of press coverage as the recent South Park thing.

As far as this car bomb, is there even any evidence that it had ANYTHING to do with the South Park episode?

Also, since when has one death threat and then a likely-unrelated car bomb meant that there is a "terrorist bombing campaign"?

[QUOTE="GazaAli"][QUOTE="albatrossdrums"] Honestly, only someone who does not watch the show could say that. It is TOTALLY untrue that there was no message. They have quite clearly said what the message was, that they thought it was unfair that they and others are allowed to make fun of Jesus and every other religious figure EXCEPT Muhammad, and that they thought it was really easy to talk about "freedom of speech" when there is no danger involved. I mean really, the censorship in response to threats of violence point could not have been clearer, and I don't see how any one could think a religious figure should be off limits just because they said so and threaten you. It was the same for the "Trapped in the Closet" episode taking on the notoriously powerful and litigious Church of Scientology. They believe everything is fair game. I've even seen an interview where Trey says he doesn't have a major beef with Comedy Central because they flat out said they did not want to be bombed and in his view they were honest about that. He has a bigger issue with the people who said "Oh you can't do that because it's culturally insensitive" when they really mean "I don't want to be blown up." Here's the thing, exactly what devout Muslims extremists are watching South Park anyway? Are they fans of the show? No, they are monitoring it for potential offense. Matt and Trey have said that South Park was always intended solely for American audiences, they never expected nor did they encourage the show being sold abroad, it just happened because the show became immensely popular. For them to censor the messages and satire they want to share with their American audience because an intolerant foreign group has decided they shouldn't would have been hypocritical, considering they've taken on just about everyone. That was the whole point of episode 200 and 201, to revisit all whom they've offended and bring up the topic of the one subject that was allowed to get away because of fear of reprisal. I think they have real guts and integrity and if more people shared this it might go a long way to stopping this theological thuggery in the long run.Dylan_11