靈魂不死的麻煩

自殺式炸彈把無辜人們炸死以後,所有的無辜靈魂就扭住肇事者使勁打.安拉來了就說
"算了,算了是我讓他懲罰異教徒的與他無關". 你們不論是不是穆斯林都不許打他.
穆斯林跟我來,其他人統統下地獄.後來耶穌來了就問"有沒有受過洗的,讚美過我的
,跟我來.其他人統統下地獄". 後面來了許多靈魂,耶穌一看急了.問"你們都是哪個
教會的?"."讚美我媽的不算,天主教徒下地獄"."什麼魔門教,耶和華教統統下地獄......
.".看見兩個中國人,就問你們祖先拜過佛,燒過香嗎?算了,中國人都去過廟裡庵里拜
過十五的月亮,統統下地獄.佛祖急了說:不行,不行,得看看他們上輩子都幹了些什麼
事,不能這樣沒有原則的決定人家命運.我還得把好人送回去............

如果靈魂真的不死就有這麼多的麻煩,不如一死了之.


Suicide attack at Algerian police academy kills 43 By ALFRED de MONTESQUIOU, Associated Press Writer
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ALGIERS, Algeria - A suicide bomber rammed an explosives-rigged car into a police academy as recruits lined up to register for classes, killing at least 43 people. It was the deadliest attack in recent years in the North African country.

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The Interior Ministry said 42 civilians and a police officer were killed in the attack early Tuesday in the town of Les Issers, some 35 miles east of the capital, Algiers, the state-run APS news agency said.

The blast ripped off parts of the policy academy's roof, and damaged its facade. Photos transmitted by APS showed bodies wrapped in yellow plastic bags or blankets lying amid the rubble. Nearby houses and passing cars were also damaged.

Witnesses said all roads within two miles of Les Issers were blocked and cell phone networks were scrambled as police closed off the area.

No group has yet claimed responsibility for the attack, but the country's al-Qaida affiliate has said it was behind a series of bombings in the past two years.

A security official at the school told The Associated Press that the attack occurred as young recruits waited to sign up for classes.

The official, who spoke on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to discuss the matter with the media, said the local academy was vulnerable because of the crowd of applicants at its gate.

Most of the civilians killed were police recruits, but witnesses said the blast also killed several people in nearby cars.

A resident of Les Issers said the explosion woke him and blasted a three-foot deep crater into the road in front of the police academy. "It made a huge noise, my windows shook," said Mohammed, a shopkeeper who refused to give his last name.

Tuesday's attack was one of the largest — if not the largest — in years.

In December, a double suicide bombing in Algiers killed 41 people, including 17 U.N. workers. In April 2007, coordinated suicide strikes against the main government offices in central Algiers and a police station killed 33.

Those attacks, like most of those recently, were claimed by Al-Qaida in Islamic North Africa, formerly known as the GSPC. The group grew out of an insurgency in the 1990s, which began when the army called off the second round of legislative elections that an Islamist party was slated to win. Years of ensuing violence left as many as 200,000 dead.

Violence diminished in Algeria in the early part of this decade, but attacks increased again after the GSPC affirmed allegiance to al-Qaida in 2006.

Most attacks have targeted the Algerian national security services and military, while a few have struck foreigners.

Tuesday's bombing came two days after a militant ambush in Skirda, about 300 miles east of Algiers, apparently targeted the military commander of the region and his police escort. Twelve people died in the Sunday attack, according to the Al Watan newspaper and several other dailies. Authorities have not commented on the case.

The reports said suspected Islamic militants detonated road mines, then opened fire on the convoy. They beheaded the victims and stole their uniforms along with a dozen automatic rifles.

In a similar attack three days earlier, militants killed the military chief for the Jijel area, also east of Algiers, local media reported.

The European Union said it "very firmly condemns the terrorist acts that have just claimed so many lives." The Algerian people are "once again victims of blind and barbaric terrorist violence," said a statement issued by France, the current president of the 27-nation bloc.

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Associated Press writer Aomar Ouali contributed to this report.

今天只剩兩分了可加了，寒磣了點兒，多包涵。