Metal Reviews

Ha ha I remember that. I guess he's now black metal's answer to The Professor from The Secret Agent.

As I've said before, this probably comes under inciting terrorism, so I can see why they did it.

Um, for one, on the Wretched Spawn, the song "They Desrve to Die" is staunchly anti-terrorism. For two, this girl was advocating the Jihad, and clearly stated a desire to become a martyr(suicide bomber). She should have at least been deported on the spot. Wether or not she was serious is irrelevant. In your world you'd let her strap a bomb to her chest and take out a subway station before any action was taken, and by then many lives would have been lost. The moral of this story is, if she was just playing around, don't be a fucking dumbass.

to impress the man she's going to marry

That's fucking lame.


Arresting and charging her is a little bit harsh, but you have to see the intent behind her works. It may seem stupid but it's provoking enough. Yes, admiring Osama is nothing wrong, but her concept of Mujahideen is unacceptable. Brainwashing children and teaching them to slaughter the unbelievers are things you shall never tolerate, even if it's just written material.

Someone here dubbed this 'injustice' a preemptive strike. It could be a joke, but on the other hand, it could be true as well. She posted her poems on the net and it could have been read by many people who share the same interest as her. Who knows, they could have plotted something already? Or about to? Remember, the Bali bombers corresponded through mails and they met during a gathering of people who enjoy Islamic and extremist literature.

If she was in Malaysia, she would have been arrested and charged as well. But definitely not under terrorism, but sedition. We have an all empowering act called the Internal Security Act (ISA) which, mind you is fuckin powerful. Anybody who is just slightly suspected of doing something that could harm the harmony of the country, will get arrested. And they don't need a warrant of arrest as well. You suspect the person for terrorism, or spreading seditious teachings, you bring in the cops and bust his balls. A reason we have this act is because we're a mutiracial country. Very, very mutiracial. Although we are an Islamic country, we give the liberty to the non Muslims to practice their beliefs and culture. And we have shared this harmony for more than 200 years. The whole country does not tolerate racism and religious discrimination. Anything that we belive could harm the relationship and trust between the races are canned immediately. So far, many (as in A LOT) of Muslim extremist and suspected terrorist have been nabbed and canned. And that's probably the reason why Malaysia is still clear of terrorist activities or tragedies. The last was some 10 years ago and those bastards were wiped out by our commando unit in a few days.

As much as I would like to think that the girl was being treated unfairly, I also feel it's the best thing to do. Britain is a mutiracial country like Malaysia as well. Definitely you shouldn't be allowing this kinda things to go scott free.

Yes, but what makes generic violence different from terrorism? I remember - terrorism is anti-government.

"Entrails Ripped From a Virgin's Cunt" is staunchly anti-virginity (among other things). "Stripped, Raped, and Strangled" is pretty self-explanatory. From The Wretched Spawn specifically, "Nothing Left To Mutilate" is about stalking a woman, then killing her later on, most likely after raping her.

While that one Cannibal Corpse song may be anti-terrorism, they have many, many songs that seem like confessions of rape, murder, and corpse defilement put into song.

Balls to you all. If you honestly think terrorists are going to announce their intentions with goddamn internet poetry...

Anyways, what's this I see on my Soulfly CD? "Max Cavalera - Lyrical terrorist." Ooh, yes. Just what the Muslim girl here called herself. Let's have Cavalera deported, since he clearly is preparing to blow shit up!

He's lucky that song came out in 2000. I can't remember the lyrics off hand though I do remember the line "Bring da rage to da muthafuckin' pit. Kill." being somewhere on the album.

Max Cavalera should be arrested for starting Soulfly in the first place. I'm more than willing to criminalize shitty music.

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You stupid Brits