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Berty, did you read the paper...?
We have to read and try to think, before give any bias conclusion.

Defence.lk maathiri oru kathai ezhithip paarththanaan.. lolz

Only time will tell.

You have been thinking too much of my chick.....It's a sickness. If you are stuck with a haggard old she-goat... what can i do?

That's life.

Else I can introduce a few steaming hot chicks in HK to wake up your virtually dead marshmallow..

i have serious doubts that you can train such a huge number into 'fully trained regular infantry' levels as you say...

'Terrorist 007' Pleads Guilty in UK Crown Court
By Evan Kohlmann

Today, after British Crown Prosecutors finished wrapping up their lengthy case against three defendants from London accused of using the Internet to facilitate acts of terrorism in Europe, North America, and the Middle East, two of those defendants -- Younis Tsouli (a.k.a. 'Terrorist 007') and Wasim Mughal -- suddenly reversed their legal course and pled guilty to charges of inciting the commission of an overseas act of terrorism, specifically murder. For those who have forgotten, Tsouli is the unassuming son of a low-level Moroccan diplomat who won a notorious reputation for himself as arguably the 'godfather' of Al-Qaida activity on the Internet. Using only his computer and a web connection, Tsouli established himself as a webmaster and key propagandist for Al-Qaida's network in Iraq--even serving as a communications 'operator' to secretly connect homegrown would-be suicide bombers arriving in Syria with official jihadi recruiters working for Abu Musab al-Zarqawi. At the time of his arrest in October 2005, Tsouli's computer contained original digital video recordings of what appeared to be vetting missions eyeing potential terrorist targets in Washington D.C. Allegedly, the videos were filmed by a pair of Tsouli's online associates living in Atlanta, Georgia, and copies of those same terror reconnaissance videos have subsequently surfaced in multiple locations searched by authorities across the United Kingdom. Tsouli is expected to receive his sentence back in court later this week on Thursday or Friday.

Thank God..he did not say these are Child soldiers!!