Suspect was expelled from Luton mosque for trying to recruit extremists
Contents contributed and discussions participated by Kirill Musaev
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Suspect was expelled from Luton mosque for trying to recruit extremists
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prevents the readers from looking for support for their stereotypes about islam while reading the article
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Suspect was expelled from Luton mosque for trying to recruit extremists
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Suspect was expelled from Luton mosque for trying to recruit extremists
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in the beginning of the text Muslims are portrayed as peaceful and innocent of terrorism
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Suspect was expelled from Luton mosque for trying to recruit extremists
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Suspect was expelled from Luton mosque for trying to recruit extremists
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Suspect was expelled from Luton mosque for trying to recruit extremists
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Bomber visited radical 'Judgement Day' websites
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redirects the reader's way of thoughts from stereotypes about Muslims in general to stereotypes about religious radicals
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suicide bomber who was radicalised in Britain before carrying out a suicide bombing on a busy street in Sweden today spoke of her 'devastation'.
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Iraqi-born Taimour Abdulwahab Al-Abdaly, 28
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thrown out of a Luton mosque
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blew up his car, then himself
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spent much of the last decade in Luton
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hotbed of terrorism
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surely an exaggeration, put here to boost the feelings the readers experience while reading the article
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living there with his wife Mona Thwany and three young children.
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beauty business
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the last words a reader expects to hear in such an article. used to create contrast
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deemed so extreme
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kicked out
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says it in a manner that implies that the bomber should have been diminished by the act
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'It was the general public, worshippers, that brought it to the committee's attention that there was someone in here teaching something that is alien to Islam - extremist views,'
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destroys the idea (that reader might have had) that Islam promotes terrorism
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high-profile extremists.
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Last year Muslim protesters disrupted a homecoming march of soldiers returning from Afghanistan.
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despite of all said above, gives a hint that Muslims are still not perfectly peaceful
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radical Islamic
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Judgement Day.
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shows pictures of Tower Bridge engulfed by flames
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adds another bit of horror that now (in readers' minds) applies to both terrorists and Muslims (since this part of the text links both concepts)
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On the page, he says he is a member of the group Islamic Caliphate State, which seeks to establish Islamic rule worldwide and adds: ‘I’m a Muslim and I’m proud.'
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another chunk of terror, which now mentions that terrorists are fighting to establish Islamic rule, which further links the concepts
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Islamic flag being raised over a world in flames
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cordoned off
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Neighbour Noreen Hussain, 30, said the person who lived at the house at the centre of police activity was a family man.
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Although she did not know him by name, she said: 'We just said hello every so often. He had two girls and one boy, and the boy was born this year. 'He loved his kids so much. He used to play with them all the time in the garden on the trampoline.'
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breaks the stereotype that suicide bombers are cold-blooded killers, instead suggesting that a radical can hide anywhere, even in you or people you know well
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et another terrorist incident
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gives the reader a wrong opinion that ter. acts are a usual thing to do for a British student, unreasonable exaggeration
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the picture makes the reader terrified by what seems to be a muslim-caused apocalypse
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a casual picture of a person and a house. except they are placed to look like an evidence for some criminal case.
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trying to blow up an aeroplane with explosives hidden in his underpants
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doesnt sound to official, instead giving an impression of how disorganized ter. acts usually are
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a normal picture of a person, there are millions of them on the internet. except this one is a future suicide-bomber. causes the feeling best described as "they are among us"
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referred to the presence of 500 Swedish troops among the Allies in Afghanistan and caricatures of the Prophet Mohammed drawn three years ago by Swedish cartoonist Lars Vilks.
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does not give exact quotes, leaving it up to the reader to figure out what the "reference" was. probably used to leave a room for the reader to make his own opinion on the article
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his children were told ‘Daddy loves them’
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probably intentionally used to cause strong feelings in the reader, which will be associated with Muslim people (a "coincidentally" placed picture on the right adds to that effect)
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Immediately after the email arrived, Abdulwahab’s car burst into flames on a busy street in the city centre, with a series of explosions following from gas canisters stashed inside the vehicle.Around ten minutes later Abdulwahab shouted in Arabic before detonating a pipe bomb which killed him and wounded two passers-by.
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chubby lady who wore a full veil
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sounds really casual and peaceful, but includes the word "veil" which in christians' view means something radical and dangerous
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More than 250 people have joined a group set up on Facebook titled 'RIP Taimour Abdulwahab our brother and friend'.
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THE BOMBER'S CHILLING LETTER The following is the full text of an email sent to a Swedish news agency before the blasts:'In the name of God the merciful. Prayers and peace to the Prophet Mohammad, peace be upon him.'Thanks to Lars Vilks and his paintings of the Prophet Mohammad, peace be upon him, and your soldiers in Afghanistan and your silence on all this so shall your children, daughters, brothers and sisters die in the same way as our brothers and sisters and children die.'Now the Islamic states have fulfilled what they promised you. We are here in Europe and in Sweden, we are a reality, not an invention, I will not say more about this.'Our actions will speak for themselves, as long as you do not end your war against Islam and humiliation of the prophet and your stupid support for the pig Vilks.'To all Muslims in Sweden I say: stop fawning and humiliating yourselves for a life of humiliation is far from Islam. Help your brothers and sisters and do not fear anything or anyone, only the God you worship.'To my family, try to forgive me. I could not sit and watch while all the injustice happens against Islam and the Prophet Mohammad, peace be upon him, when the pig Vilks did what he did.'Forgive me for my lies. I never went to the Middle East to work or earn money, I went there for jihad. I hope that you can understand me some time. I could never have told you all this or to anyone.'
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sounds like a typical radical speech, which would best suite a mass murderer or evil genius. used here to make the article more "epic" (boost the effect on the readers)
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Al-Abdaly listed himself on Muslim dating website Muslima as a physical therapy graduate from Bedfordshire University.He wrote on Muslima that he was born in Baghdad and moved to Sweden in 1992 before coming to the UK in 2001.He said he was married in 2004 and had two young girls.'I want to get married again, and would like to have a big family. My wife agreed to this,' he wrote.He said he was looking for a practising Sunni Muslim who loves children and 'wants to please Allah before me'.He described himself as economically 'OK' and said that when he had extra money he gave it to the needy.'In the future, am looking for to move to an Arabic country and settle down there...' al-Abdaly added.
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looks like a casual story of one's life, if this was not interrupted by the description how Al-Abdaly executed his bombing
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Sweden has a military presence in Afghanistan and a Swedish cartoon that depicted the Prophet Mohammed as a dog enraged the Muslim world.
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in a by-the-way manner says that there might have been a reason for the bombing
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