[b]Just been listening to the BBC on radio and the dignity of Abdulmutallab parents is a stark contrast to the coonish and rabid responses of the many Africans who come here to vent spleen. A BBC correspondent, sympathetically relayed the heartfelt feeling and words of the would-be-bomber’s parents to the listeners of the World Service. We learned, as is now generally known, that Abdulmutallab father grew concerned about his son’s behaviour and activities and alerted the security services of Nigeria, Saudi Arabia and America.

Anyone listening could sense the great respect that apparently exists for the boy’s parents and Nigerians in general. I think this partially explains the furore and massive reporting that has followed this case (in other words, a general disbelief that a Nigerian would get up to this). The reporting on the radio and other media has also emphasised the relative youth of Abdulmutallab and often refer to him as “the boy” when, if you think about it, he is generally of the same age range as many of the other successful and unsuccessful bombers before him. Contrast this with the reporting and shabby treatment of the other failed British bombers of Somali and Ghanaian origin.



Some miscellaneous Extracts from Abdulmutallab dignified community taken from routers web:

http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSTRE5BQ1TE20091227

"Everyone knew the Mutallabs and the father is honest, generous, helpful and above all a prominent banker. I cannot see why his son should be involved in this act," Funtua resident Ibrahim Bello, 65, said, close to the Mutallab family home.
Like other elders from the community, Bello said Abdulmutallab's schooling abroad meant he had been brought up outside the customs of northern Nigeria, a region with a history of moderate Sufi Islam.


"My only advice to the elite is to allow their children to mingle with the children of the masses so that he will have some of the traditional morals and values that (the elder) Mutallab himself enjoyed," Bello told Reuters.


[b]Anyway, thankfully no one died so my sympathy lies with Abdulmutallab’s parents I would not wish their experience on anyone.

Where are you going with this.

Are you not equally guilty of this bigoted and coonish behaviour by promoting the dignity of Nigerians over the whole of Africa ?

What rubbish is the OP yarning cos i can't grasp. Are you telling us There's on tribalism in Nigeria or that constant sectarian murders in Kano and Bauchi had no part in that boy's build up ?
What about the "kill the infidels" sermons that the illiterate young men in Nigeria hear in Madarasatuls on a regular basis ? You think every one who comes here to post is as ignorant as becomrich and wilywily ?

edoyad:

You think every one who comes here to post is as ignorant as becomrich and wilywily ?

Why mention my name, what wrong have i done.

Stop insulting yoruba and hausa people needlessly now

alias64:

People ought to know that Nigerians are dignified people and the subservient, coonish and tribal bigotry here does not represent the nature of the majority of the people in that country.

One man reports that he suspects his son has gone off the cliff and you translate that to mean ALL NIGERIANS ARE DIGNIFIED AND SUBSERVIENT people? Roflmao!!!

Unless you PERSONALLY go through the father's record and history, you ought not to be making those claims of his entire life, up to this incident. Can we STOP deluding ourselves with these BOGUS claims?

Ever heard the saying ACTION SPEAKS LOUDER THAN WORDS? If yes, now apply that to your theory on ALL Nigerians and see if it fits. Even Saudi Arabians and Vaticans wouldn't be described in that manner!!

Hmm, anyways the US and the Conservatives have brought up the ugly topic of racial profiling due to this incident. No we are not seen as honorable- the media has already beamed it in the mind of every American that we are terrorist. The man is no more named Umar Mutallab but the "Nigerian"- how honorable can you get

edoyad:

Stop insulting yoruba and hausa people needlessly now

I have never insulted Corrupt Yorubas and Dirty Stinking Hausa/Fulani.

Mad Dog.

why do you insist on calling them coons out side of the fact we're black you self hating slave.

i bet you talk in a fake accent.

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Do we really need to make stuff up in order to make moot points on here jeezzzz!!