Normandy church attack
Discussion
BigLion said:
Sounds like yet another Islamic linked attack, which is a fair assumption to make gI've the constant streams of these recently.
I think Europe should deport all of those who they suspect have any kind of links with ISIS or other Islamic extremist groups where a legal advisor rules the case is beyond reasonable doubt.
When the head of the Glasgow mosque can publically praise a terrorist without any come back we know we've gone too liberal.
How long before these vermin terrorists start to attack schools etc. - as that is their MO.
Lets start deporting those who a legal view confirms is a threat to our country and europe as a whole asap!
Out of interest, where would you deport them to?I think Europe should deport all of those who they suspect have any kind of links with ISIS or other Islamic extremist groups where a legal advisor rules the case is beyond reasonable doubt.
When the head of the Glasgow mosque can publically praise a terrorist without any come back we know we've gone too liberal.
How long before these vermin terrorists start to attack schools etc. - as that is their MO.
Lets start deporting those who a legal view confirms is a threat to our country and europe as a whole asap!
Europa1 said:
BigLion said:
Sounds like yet another Islamic linked attack, which is a fair assumption to make gI've the constant streams of these recently.
I think Europe should deport all of those who they suspect have any kind of links with ISIS or other Islamic extremist groups where a legal advisor rules the case is beyond reasonable doubt.
When the head of the Glasgow mosque can publically praise a terrorist without any come back we know we've gone too liberal.
How long before these vermin terrorists start to attack schools etc. - as that is their MO.
Lets start deporting those who a legal view confirms is a threat to our country and europe as a whole asap!
Out of interest, where would you deport them to?I think Europe should deport all of those who they suspect have any kind of links with ISIS or other Islamic extremist groups where a legal advisor rules the case is beyond reasonable doubt.
When the head of the Glasgow mosque can publically praise a terrorist without any come back we know we've gone too liberal.
How long before these vermin terrorists start to attack schools etc. - as that is their MO.
Lets start deporting those who a legal view confirms is a threat to our country and europe as a whole asap!
Europa1 said:
BigLion said:
Sounds like yet another Islamic linked attack, which is a fair assumption to make gI've the constant streams of these recently.
I think Europe should deport all of those who they suspect have any kind of links with ISIS or other Islamic extremist groups where a legal advisor rules the case is beyond reasonable doubt.
When the head of the Glasgow mosque can publically praise a terrorist without any come back we know we've gone too liberal.
How long before these vermin terrorists start to attack schools etc. - as that is their MO.
Lets start deporting those who a legal view confirms is a threat to our country and europe as a whole asap!
Out of interest, where would you deport them to?I think Europe should deport all of those who they suspect have any kind of links with ISIS or other Islamic extremist groups where a legal advisor rules the case is beyond reasonable doubt.
When the head of the Glasgow mosque can publically praise a terrorist without any come back we know we've gone too liberal.
How long before these vermin terrorists start to attack schools etc. - as that is their MO.
Lets start deporting those who a legal view confirms is a threat to our country and europe as a whole asap!
king moon is nice this time of year.janesmith1950 said:
PoleDriver said:
Europa1 said:
Out of interest, where would you deport them to?
A country which supports their life-choice?BigLion said:
Sounds like yet another Islamic linked attack, which is a fair assumption to make gI've the constant streams of these recently.
I think Europe should deport all of those who they suspect have any kind of links with ISIS or other Islamic extremist groups where a legal advisor rules the case is beyond reasonable doubt.
When the head of the Glasgow mosque can publically praise a terrorist without any come back we know we've gone too liberal.
How long before these vermin terrorists start to attack schools etc. - as that is their MO.
Lets start deporting those who a legal view confirms is a threat to our country and europe as a whole asap!
The one the police are investigating ? http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/03/31/police-... .I think Europe should deport all of those who they suspect have any kind of links with ISIS or other Islamic extremist groups where a legal advisor rules the case is beyond reasonable doubt.
When the head of the Glasgow mosque can publically praise a terrorist without any come back we know we've gone too liberal.
How long before these vermin terrorists start to attack schools etc. - as that is their MO.
Lets start deporting those who a legal view confirms is a threat to our country and europe as a whole asap!
Out of interest, what offence might he have committed?
rscott said:
The one the police are investigating ? http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/03/31/police-... .
Out of interest, what offence might he have committed?
Something under the Racial and Religious hatred Act (2006) per chance? Or was that a woosh parrot?Out of interest, what offence might he have committed?
Very sad but these attacks are unfortunately inevitable.
ISIS have lost their "conquerer" dialogue because they're being taken apart in Iraq and Syria. The Kurdish forces are superior in military ability - especially with the West's support - and ISIS cannot capture and hold territory like they could against the Iraqi Army in 2014. This means that, in order to continue recruiting impressionable young fanatics, they have to revert back to their now only other tagline which is that they are "fighting against the enemies of Islam" - hence these attacks.
Ultimately they'll be forced into accepting that they are unable to establish the caliphate and will become "only" a terrorist organisation like Al Qaeda.
ISIS have lost their "conquerer" dialogue because they're being taken apart in Iraq and Syria. The Kurdish forces are superior in military ability - especially with the West's support - and ISIS cannot capture and hold territory like they could against the Iraqi Army in 2014. This means that, in order to continue recruiting impressionable young fanatics, they have to revert back to their now only other tagline which is that they are "fighting against the enemies of Islam" - hence these attacks.
Ultimately they'll be forced into accepting that they are unable to establish the caliphate and will become "only" a terrorist organisation like Al Qaeda.
rscott said:
The one the police are investigating ? http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/03/31/police-... .
Out of interest, what offence might he have committed?
I think if you can be arrested for being mean to a twinky little celebrity on twitter you should be able to be arrested for this tbh.Out of interest, what offence might he have committed?
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