Betrayal, treachery and lies are the foundation stones of Mohammedism. This disgusting act of betrayal is a requirement iterated in the Suras of the dead paedo.

The Daily Mail
Please notice that the word ‘RENEGADE’ is used, this is a euphemism for a fanatical Muslim. The MSM and MoD will tell you that this act of betrayal should be taken in isolation, why do they say this?
Because when an uncomfortable situation such as this arises, the eye should be drawn away from the obvious, just as an illusionist will use smoke and mirrors, so the MSM and its controllers use a diverting tactic to turn attention from the real answer.

The real answer being that no matter how much respect and trust you give a Muslim, you cannot trust them an inch, they always want more and in the end we will be the ones asking for respect which will never be forthcoming from the Mohammedans. All religions other than the ‘cult’ of Mohammedism are looked on as false, and a denial of the dead paedo.

‘Taqqiya’(*) and ‘Kitman’(**) are two words that you out there should learn, for these words are vitally important to understand, and when you know what these words mean you will see why our idiot leaders, the bleeding heart brigade and you have been fooled and are still being fooled.

A renegade Afghan soldier is on the run today after killing three British soldiers in southern Helmand while they slept.
Another four British soldiers were wounded in the attack inside a joint patrol base near Nahr-e Saraj early this morning.
One of the three who died was killed in his bed as he slept at around 2am. The other two were apparently on guard duty at a tower overlooking the base when were hit when the attacker fired a rocket-propelled grenade.
He managed to escape and is now being hunted. The British soldiers are believed to be from the Gurkha regiment and their families are currently being informed.
Two are described as UK nationals and the third is believed to be Nepalese.
David Cameron described the deaths as ‘appalling’ and ‘dreadful’ but insisted the strategy in Afghanistan was right and would not change.
‘Our hearts go out to the brave Gurka soldiers and their families. It is an appalling incident. It needs an immediate and urgent investigation. I have discussed that with President Karzai this morning,’ he said.
‘It is absolutely essential that we do not let this incident change our attitude and approach. It is the right thing to do to build up the Afghan army. They are doing a good job. That is in the end the way we will be able to bring our troops home.’
He added: ‘The trust between the Afghan National Army and the British army is very strong and working well. This is a rogue element of the Afghan army, it is not typical of what the army is doing.’
Defence Secretary Liam Fox said it was ‘despicable and cowardly’ but also insisted British troops would carry on working with Afghans undeterred.

This is the third act of treachery on British soldiers since 2005, the Americans have had their lessons, one being Fort Hood (another RENEGADE?) which they have not learnt from.
You have to understand that no Muslim can be trusted in anything they say either stated, (‘Taqqiya’) or unsaid (‘Kitman’), nothing they say can be accepted as the truth.

*) Taqqiya: Dissimulation as sanctified hypocrisy. It is considered a part of Islamic strategy to lie and deceive unbelievers by any means. Thus exercising of taqqiyah is very pious behavior. Veiling the truth: Adjustment, deception up to the open lie. -Taqqiya is attached, if it is helpful to the well-being of the religion -Islam (Khomeini). Sunnis will deceptively say that is only a Shiites doctrine.

**) Kitman: Kitman is similar to Taqqiya but rather than outright dissimulation, it consists in telling only a part of the truth, with “mental reservation” justifying the omission of the rest. One example may suffice. When a Muslim maintains that “jihad” really means “a spiritual struggle” and fails to add that this definition is a recent one in Islam (little more than a century old), he misleads by holding back, and is practicing “kitman.” Another example would be the insistence of a Muslim apologist that, “of course”, there is freedom of conscience in Islam and then quoting that Qur’anic verse -“There shall be no compulsion in religion.” But the impression given will be false, for there has been no mention of the Muslim doctrine of abrogation, or naskh.

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