When muslim leaders speak out against terrorism, the media and the blind masses take their word at face value. If you are familiar with the more critical interpretations of islam, you know that a muslim condemning “violence against innocent people” is a meaningless gesture buried in the double talk and lies that the qur’an provides as a legitimate means when dealing with non-believers. Until and unless the muslim leaders are willing to clearly define their terminology, there is no reason to believe that any of them are saying what we think they are saying.

Inside the sect that loves terror – Sunday Times – Times Online

AN undercover investigation has caught leaders of a radical Islamic group inciting young British Muslims to become terrorists and praising the Tube bombers as “the fantastic four”.

A Sunday Times reporter spent two months as a recruit inside the Saviour Sect to reveal for the first time how the extremist group promotes hatred of “non-believers” and encourages its followers to commit acts of violence including suicide bombings.
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After the attacks that claimed 52 lives, another key figure, Zachariah, justified them by saying that the victims were not “innocent” people because they did not abide by strict Islamic laws. In the immediate aftermath the sect’s leader, Omar Bakri Mohammed, said: “For the past 48 hours I’m very happy.” Two weeks later he referred to the bombers as the “fantastic four”.
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Last week Omar Brooks stirred controversy with televised comments, but they were carefully chosen to avoid appearing to incite violence. On Saturday, July 2 he had been more forthright.

Speaking to a group of teenagers and families, he declared it was imperative for Muslims to “instil terror into the hearts of the kuffar [non-believer]” and added: “I am a terrorist. As a Muslim of course I am a terrorist.”
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In public interviews Bakri condemned the killing of all innocent civilians. Later when he addressed his own followers he explained that he had in fact been referring only to Muslims as only they were innocent: “Yes I condemn killing any innocent people, but not any kuffar.”