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Following this report:
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/world-news/isis-fanatics-tweet-chilling-photos-5716101
Is it now time to fully mobilise all available force, go in hard, and just kill them all?
Has the scrawled writing on bits of old card dynamically changed the threat level?
I always preferred square taper.
In Syria and Iraq yes definitely. In Rome that's not quite so easy, certainly not for holding up a piece of cardboard. Hopefully the new powers this government will bring in including surveillance will help to keep us safer here in the UK. No guaranty though against this poisonous ideology. It's going to be a long and difficult campaign. BTW the interview last night on Newsnight with Emma Sky ex special advisor to the US military in Iraq was fascinating, going to buy her book today.
Couple of photos from Bradford I've posted before
Pfft! Amateurs! if they'd have cut letters out of old newspapers like this then we'd all be really justifiably scared to death. Everyone knows thats thats how serial killers and proper nutters operate. You can even get an online template to do it for you, so there really is no excuse...
As they can't even cut cardboard straight, I don't see them as a major threat. 🙄
Is it now time to fully mobilise all available force, go in hard, and just kill them all?
No, but it is time to stop reading the tabloids.
what we need is some multi billion pound nuclear subs stuffed with ICBMs, we'll be safe as houses then
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Hora and picture of nuclear bomb to forum please....Hora to the forum.
Thank you
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and any attack(s) will be carried out by homegrown terrorists again.ISIS threatening Europe
Plenty of what the media refers to as 'disaffected' youth out there. The truth is alot more simple- boy doesn't listen at school, does petty drugs and ends up in prison through every fault of his own. In prison he realises that he can instantly win respect by converting to a hard version of Islam. Suddenly hes a soldier of god and can pretend the drugs/slackness that he created wasn't his fault but Britain who held him down.
Plenty of those out there.
Hopefully the new powers this government will bring in including surveillance will help to keep us safer here in the UK
Naaah... are you somehow unfamiliar with how this works? Those new laws will be used for monitoring environmental activists, surpressing lawful protest, and for councils to prosecute people for putting their recycling in the wrong bin
Naaah... are you somehow unfamiliar with how this works? Those new laws will be used for monitoring environmental activists, surpressing lawful protest, and for councils to prosecute people for putting their recycling in the wrong bin
Exactly, suppressing the fifth column. It all starts with people who don't put their recycling in the right bin, next thing you know they've joined the communist party and are trying to undermine the very freedoms our forefathers died for....
My god!! Has Hora just said something plausible? Also the social inadequates, who can't get a girlfriend, and fancy themselves as brave mujahideen warriors that the Burka-clad laydeeez of Brixton and Stoke will be throwing themselves at in Syria
hora - Member
ISIS threatening Europe
and any attack(s) will be carried out by homegrown terrorists again.
Plenty of what the media refers to as 'disaffected' youth out there. The truth is alot more simple- boy doesn't listen at school, does petty drugs and ends up in prison through every fault of his own. In prison he realises that he can instantly win respect by converting to a hard version of Islam. Suddenly hes a soldier of god and can pretend the drugs/slackness that he created wasn't his fault but Britain who held him down.Plenty of those out there.
Underachievers, Lazy buggers, Druggies, Criminals and Islamistics all in the one paragraph, that's special! 😆 bravo!
they should round up the protesters supporting ISIS and bus them over so they can join their brothers in the great fight against the horrors of the west. I'm sure they'll pop up on liveleak sooner or later
Our homegrown terrorists are typically disaffected, relative loners and more often than not, middle class. Should we nuke Waitrose and the local parks?
"Is it now time to fully mobilise all available force, go in hard, and just kill them all?"
What ****ing planet are you on? Oh yeah, planet troll.
planet muppet more like 🙂
I suppose it probably is trolling but there are people stupid enough to believe that this is like fighting an enemy army where you can locate them and fight them in a conventional manner - going in hard and killing them all. I suppose it appeals to the internet hardmen too.
Even if you ignore the point that the real risk is almost certainly with people who are UK citizens or at an absolute minimum will have lived here for some time.
Even if you ignore the point that the real risk is almost certainly with people who are UK citizens or at an absolute minimum will have lived here for some time.
That's way too subtle for our Tabloid readers (Woppit et al) to comprehend, much easier to just say all bad people are foreigners with beards and live far away and must have bombs dropped on them.
What I struggle with is the need to lookout for fellow muslims who are apparently being attacked by the West. The situation is horrible as its Shia v Sunni with the West on the sidelines unsure of exactly what to do. John Kerry scared me with his vitriol speech against Assad.
Now the thinking seems to be empower the 'nice' sounding Syrian rebels to get rid of the loony elements and they'll beat Assad and run a rosey-stable Syria.
As Ramada etc is showing in the news this week. Just when the Western politicians think ISIS is being beaten- it flips everything round again.
Anyway thats my opinion.
We really have gone through the looking glass when you consider that Iraq is now full of Iranian militias. But this is now apparently a good thing, as they're on 'our' side.
We should stay well out of it, as we should have done in the first place, and let them get on with it
people stupid enough to believe that this is like fighting an enemy army where you can locate them and fight them in a conventional manner
I agree, which is why I support enhanced powers for the intelligence and security services. However, anybody caught misusing these powers should not pass go or collect £200.
Saves having videos of American/etc soldiers being lynched on youtube as Obama rides the wave to the end of his term... Still, it is jolly nice of Iran to provide them and I'm sure it's an entirely selfless act.
And that is one solution wrecker but I think it's misguided - there's a limit to what they can actually do I reckon - look at the Boston bombings - 'self radicalised' (great term - would love to know who came up with that) people doing bad things. Putting more effort into stopping that scenario may not be as sexy but it'd almost certainly be a lot more effective.
Can they not just install some kind of system where the internet gets shut down when beardy, shouty people use Google?
Mind you, that'd be the last we'd hear of Brian Blessed. Theres always a catch, isn't there?
I'd bet that it wouldn't nemesis. The security services operate as much here as they do abroad, the "self-radicalised" are a massive priority.
Whilst an education/community outreach system is vital (and hora is right, prisons are a hotbed of recruitment), we need the ability to watch and capture the most determined of folks (who will also be the most dangerous). I truly believe that it's essential, some don't and that's fine.
Mr Woppit
Is it now time to fully mobilise all available force, go in hard, and just kill them all?
And how exactly are you going to work out who to kill??
Interesting take binners...
This [url= http://www.washingtonpost.com/posteverything/wp/2014/08/18/the-terrorists-fighting-us-now-we-just-finished-training-them/ ]Washington Post Article[/url] would seem to suggest that the growth of ISIS, like Al-Qaeda before them was largely down to Western intelligence services:
Abu Saleh, who is originally from a town close to Benghazi, said [b]he and a group of other Libyans received training and support in their country from French, British, and American military and intelligence personnel — before they joined the Al Nusra Front or the Islamic State[/b]. Western and Arab military sources interviewed for this article, confirmed Abu Saleh’s account that “training” and “equipment” were given to rebels in Libya during the fight against the Gadhafi regime.
But this is now apparently a good thing, as they're on 'our' side.
That's what we said about Bin Laden when he was fighting the Russians!
And how exactly are you going to work out who to kill??
I believe all the bad people have dark skin and beards.
There is little evidence of non-European ISIS fighters infiltrating Europe in the manner that is being depicted in the press. Claims that terrorists are coming to Europe disguised as refugees are often used by far-right and anti-immigration parties in their rhetoric against more humane policies towards the increasing number of genuine refugees fleeing the Middle East.
A far more effective ISIS strategy would be to cultivate an army of home-grown soldiers living within the European Union borders who are radicalized online or on the battlefield.
At least 5,000 E.U. citizens are either fighting alongside jihadist groups in Syria and Iraq right now, or have travelled to those countries and returned home.
In world war two the average age of the combat was soldier was twenty six, in vietnam he was nineteen, N-N-N-N Nineteen.
Maybe we should just send a crack team of Woppit, Rupert Murdoch and Katy Hopkins in to deal with it.
Jive Bunny - we know all this 'my enemies enemy is my friend' nonsense and where its got us. Its hardly a conspiracy.
My point is that they're all shouty, beardy, explodey, mentalists, so we should leave them all to have their great big game of 'I'm more Islamic than you, so there!!', maybe sell all sides (conventional, non ICBM) arms, so at least its profitable, then when they've all beheaded each other, stroll back in and nick all the oil.
Its a win/win
Well played Binners
Our homegrown terrorists are typically disaffected, relative loners and more often than not, middle class. Should we nuke Waitrose and the local parks?
Solo riders to be shot on sight?
So the Politicians and Mainstream Media demonize this year's hottest new enemy, whilst failing to tell you they trained and armed them in the 1st place... no conspiracy there then
Selective memory that just happens to be profitable perhaps?
jivehoneyjive - Member
So the Politicians and Mainstream Media demonize this year's hottest new enemy, whilst failing to tell you they trained and armed them in the 1st place... no conspiracy there then
Selective memory that just happens to be profitable perhaps?
If they were trained by politicians and the media then we really are in trouble!!!
So the Politicians and Mainstream Media demonize this year's hottest new enemy, whilst failing to tell you they trained and armed them in the 1st place... no conspiracy there then
Not really, seeing as that's been in the press all over the place, and we all know we did in Afghanistan too.
So the Politicians and Mainstream Media demonize this year's hottest new enemy, whilst failing to tell you they trained and armed them in the 1st place... no conspiracy there then
I know you think that its all a massive conspiracy, involving the CIA, Mossad, and probably Cyril Smith, but it really isn't. This has all been common knowledge for years. Which you'd know if you got you're actual news from normal sources,staffed by sane people, instead of David Icke, and some bloke sat in a bunker in Idaho, eating squirrels 🙄
I'm often struck by the parallels between Islamic fundamentalism and Nazism. The difference was that Nazism glorified the existing religion and didn't require people to grow beards, dress up in funny nighties and abuse their wives.
This thread lacks pyramidal infographic conveyed "evidence" and talk of the illuminati
Which you'd know if you got you're actual news from normal sources,staffed by sane people
Like the Washington Post you mean?






