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  • deadlydarcy
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    Perhaps we should reconsider our time-honoured way of ensuring failure?

    Well, I suppose we should consider our concept of failure first shouldn’t we? Creating failed states means we get re-building contracts, sell lots of arms and the private military make a fortune providing close protection & security. That’s just for starters…

    jambalaya
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    @deadlarcy, I think the age old factors of power and control are major elements in fermenting terrorism. ISIS has recruited large numbers of people by paying them well and promising them a “glamourous” life/eternal life

    Like the US funds Israel that sort of thing?
    They execute [ literally] state sponsored assassinations by MOSAD on foreign soil. What would Jam say if Iran did this and will you condemn Israel as vociferously for this terrorism?

    I am going for you ignore it or just tell me how bad somewhere else is and how some Muslim group are worse
    The US gives close to $750m pa to Palestine, $250m via UNHCR which is 99.6% Palestinain.

    The Israeli’s are used to dealing with terrorists, either at home in Israel or abroad. The US use drones, the Israeli’s use agents on the ground. Iran does exactly as you suggest, sending fighters to Syria and missiles to Gaza. Basically it’s a war and one which is fought in various locations.

    ninfan
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    – I don’t think it’s possible to make any assumptions under that kind of situation.

    Isn’t ‘making an assumption’ exactly what you did when you said they were ‘bound’ to use racial stereotypes Ben?

    MrWoppit
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    @deadlydarcy

    I was thinking of the level of crime (including terrorist incidents) and stuffed prisons that we have, not the GDP.

    deadlydarcy
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    @Woppit, fairy nuff. Apologies for misunderstanding.

    jambalaya
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    Suspects allegedly seen on French motorway North of Paris.

    Slightly surreal but after they ran over a pedestrian yesterday they where forced to change cars. Forced an old guy out of his car who refused to let them drive off until he had got his dog out of the back seats.

    deadlydarcy
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    has recruited large numbers of people by paying them well and promising them a “glamourous” life/eternal life

    So no mention of an enemy then?

    Junkyard
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    So you did both.

    So when Israel kills a terrorists its ” war” but if these people respond its not “war” but ” terrorism”. Is Iran at “war” then when Israel wages “war” against it or on its soil or is it still state sponsored terrorism when they do the same thing as the Israelis?
    A very principled stance you have there Jam , very principled indeed.

    So in essence you wont condemn Israel for doing it …who could have guessed

    hora
    Free Member

    Just ban religion full stop.

    The French taxi driver interviewed last night said it should be about faith and not religion. I liked where he was coming from.

    ninfan
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    if Israel kills a terrorists its ” war” but if these people respond its not “war” but ” terrorism”….makes sense to me.

    Perfect sense

    The deliberate targeting of and killing of enemy combatants or facilities, even if in the process you inadvertently cause civilian casualties is a legal and justifiable act of war

    The deliberate targeting of and killing of civilians who are not directly connected to the enemy war effort would not be.

    deadlydarcy
    Free Member

    I think it’s us in the West that write those rules. Which allows people to spout that kind of hogwash.

    soobalias
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    but why let definitions get in the way of ill informed argument.

    digga
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    @Woppit Taking Norway example, they may have a liberal prison system, but they have a non nonsense approach to deportation and also a clear problem with radical Muslims – some of whom are purportedly key ISIS members – a record number of deportations in 2014:

    http://themuslimissue.wordpress.com/2014/01/29/norway-deports-record-number-of-muslims-to-reduce-crime/

    http://dailycaller.com/2014/09/04/norways-islamic-extremism-problem/

    jivehoneyjive
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    With all the talk of Freedom of Speech, this is interesting:

    His article and cartoons in the magazine Charlie Hebdo relating to Jean Sarkozy’s marriage to Jessica Sebaoun-Darty, the Jewish heiress, touched off a controversy, after journalist Claude Askolovitch described them as anti-Semitic.[3] The magazine’s editor, Phillipe Val, ordered Siné to write a letter of apology or face termination. The cartoonist said he would rather “cut his own balls off”, and was promptly fired.[4] Both sides subsequently filed lawsuits, and in December 2010, Siné won a 40,000-euro court judgment against his former publisher for wrongful termination.[5]

    Maurice Sinet also reported a death threat posted on a site run by the Jewish Defence League. The text said “20 centimeters of stainless steel in the gut, that should teach the bastard to stop and think“.

    lemonysam
    Free Member

    “20 centimeters of stainless steel in the gut, that should teach the bastard to stop and think”.

    Proctoscopies can often yield worrying results.

    Junkyard
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    Its pretty handy that when we, our our “friends” do it is ok and justifiable but when those “pariah” states do the same thing its terrorism
    I am sure this type of thinking/arguing/acting in no way fuels contempt or hatred for the west.

    We have principles [ hypocrisy and expediency apparently].

    Islam has a problem with extremism but lets not pretend we dont do certain things that makes it easer for their recruitment drive.

    ninfan
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    I think it’s us in the West that write those rules.

    Its pretty handy that when we, our our “friends” do it is ok and justifiable but when those “pariah” states do the same thing its terrorism

    Geneva convention is far from just a western agreement, the vast majority of Middle Eastern countries are signed up to it.

    MrWoppit
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    @ digga

    A ha. Deportation of foreign citizens as a punishment.

    Seems like a good idea, especially as they apparently don’t want to live with “filthy beasts” like us, so winwin then.

    Junkyard
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    so digga norway has a muslim problem but has only ever had a right wing terrorist attack on their soil

    First link show Nigerians are the biggest deportees and they are not Muslimms

    Second link [ after many clikcs in] eventually shows one person

    Norwegian security authorities confirm that two Norwegians have commanding positions in the terrorist organisation Islamic State (IS).

    One of the Norwegians is Bastian Vasquez from Skien, a municipality in Telemark County. Vasquez appeared in an IS propaganda video earlier this year. The other one is a Norwegian of African descent who lived in Bærum just outside of Oslo, before he traveled to Syria in December 2012.

    I am not sure either of these have shown a clear problem with radical Muslims
    The deportees were deported for general criminal acts not “radicalism” and it comes from

    The Muslim Issue consists of a group of international (many non-English speaking) human rights volunteers who aim to educate the world of the realities of Islam. Islam is a dangerous and totalitarian fascist ideology and a greater threat to the West than Nazism. The extreme violence that is common norm and thread in Muslim culture is now freely allowed to immigrate all across the world, putting everyone’s life and future into danger.

    They did not bother to break the numbers down nor show their working nor the crimes

    Junkyard
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    Ninfan it is possible, though not credible and sophist, to argue that illegal enemy combatants and the “collateral damage” of killing folk on foreign soil is perfectly fine and all legal and nice but what they do is wrong.
    Neither is morally justifiable and it requires western lawyers twisting and turning like your arguments to “justify ” it

    If Iran did this we would not consider it legal nor the actions of a member of the international community.

    I am sure you can try but I have done scribbling with you.

    digga
    Free Member

    We’re tying ourselves up in ridiculous knots by even debating.

    Have a look at this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M6XKR7gMfxs

    MrWoppit
    Free Member

    I think in the case of France, the deportation idea could be an at least partial solution, especially if the situation escalates.

    Tom_W1987
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    Why do we have jihadism in Western Europe? Why is there little or negligible jihadism in, say Eastern Europe or,

    So places Russia, China and the Philippines don’t have issues with Muslim terrorism? It’s just western Europe and the USA?

    Political Islam is the cause, wherever you have a sizable Muslim minority (Mindanao is still a Muslim minority accounting for 20 percent of the population), one seems to find terrorism and separatism. They are never happy living in a country run by another religious group and given the chance they always seem to resort to separatism.

    digga
    Free Member

    Tom_W1987 – Member
    So places Russia, China and the Philippines don’t have issues with Muslim terrorism? It’s just western Europe and the USA?

    Yes, I think someone needs to read up on Chechnya and the Russians for just one example.

    To get an idea of the scale of the extremist delusion, you need to understand the mindset; of those who want Sharia watch here from 40 seconds “democracy and freedom are no good”: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2BrueU4xd2w

    Junkyard
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    Quick lets change the subject as my links dont prove what i said they did

    FTFY

    the only person being tied in knots is you

    Not sure what the point of that is the research yesterday showed that 97% opposed the Danish cartoons.
    It is offensive to Muslims. We can discuss whether it is ok to offend them or not but it seems pointless debating whether Muslims find ANY DRAWING of the prophet offensive
    It does not even matter what the cartoon is it is drawing his image that is wrong in their eyes.
    you may as well ask if they believe in the prophet or if Catholics believe in the Pope

    Not seeign what the point of that link was beyond distraction

    digga
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    Junkyard – lazarus
    Quick lets change the subject as my links dont prove what i said they did

    I have no idea what petty victory you think you have achieved, but I cannot be bothered to rob you of it.

    El-bent
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    Yes, I think someone needs to read up on Chechnya and the Russians for just one example.

    What, the Russians did what we in the west have been doing all this time, and have received the same consequences as the West has.

    If you go looking for trouble…

    slowoldman
    Full Member

    I think in the case of France, the deportation idea could be an at least partial solution, especially if the situation escalates.

    Where would they deport French citizens to?

    Meanwhile, I think the deperados may be on their way back inro Paris for a last stand.
    http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-30721677

    Junkyard
    Free Member

    That’s what I say when i realise I cannot defend my own views and were you not lecturing us about ad hom attacks.
    #pigeonchess

    Still dont let any of this make you reflect on your views.

    MrWoppit
    Free Member

    @ slowoldman

    Well, in this case, I understand that the suspects are from Algeria?

    Tom_W1987
    Free Member

    What, the Russians did what we in the west have been doing all this time, and have received the same consequences as the West has.
    If you go looking for trouble..

    The Philippines certainly never went looking for trouble, Mindanao is rightfully theirs even if they capitulated and gave them an autonomous region.

    slowoldman
    Full Member

    @Mr Woppit I read “Algerian-origin French citizens resident in Paris”.

    hels
    Free Member

    Has the chewkw character been written out of this thread already ? I was quite enjoying him, reminds me of that guy who use to post on here who thought the Royal Mail were evil agents of the Lizard King, if he had been playing LOTS of World of Warcraft.

    Hopefully he will come up with some more ridiculous nonsense to entertain us, before the inevitable dropping out of character and quoting directly from the BNP manifesto.

    (with apologies for making light of a sad subject, but you really can’t take people like that seriously, it just gives them validation)

    gobuchul
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    First link show Nigerians are the biggest deportees and they are not Muslimms

    JY you really are the typical gobby sixth former.

    ninfan
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    where would they deport French citizens to?

    Other departments of France that have no land borders with the rest of France?

    Good luck plotting a terrorist attack on the west from Guadeloupe!

    (Ps. I’m sure that some of Britains more vocal problem carachters would enjoy their new lives on isolated islets off of West Falkland too!)

    wrecker
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    So are people really saying that the west deserves this kind of thing then? Because of a few cartoons?
    😐

    squirrelking
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    Hmm ‘disappearing’. Yeah that worked in Chile, Indonesia, Romania, East Germany… Of course using ‘our boys’ in ‘The Regiment’ as a means of removing these undesirables is completely different to the nasty secret police used in those cases.

    As said, where do you deport your own citizens to? Stupid statement further reinforcing the ignorant belief that immigrunts isn’t us.

    As said before, maybe if we addressed the issues that lead to a disaffected youth searching for an outlet that makes them feel empowered then they might not be so prevalent. Give them a suitable outlet, enfranchise them but not at the exclusion of others in the same position. Perhaps if we had a more socially inclusive society we wouldn’t be in such a mess (by that I mean the ever increasing social exclusion the bottom of our society is facing).

    Banning religions and whatever has never and will never work. You can ban a practice but an idea will always endure. If that’s the kind of society we ended up in then frankly it’s not one I would want to be a part of. The step from there to another Kristallnacht when the first measure inevitably provide a recruiting platform isn’t that great IMO

    El-bent
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    The Philippines certainly never went looking for trouble, Mindanao is rightfully theirs even if they capitulated and gave them an autonomous region.

    😆

    I think you need to read up on your history, It has striking similarities to the West, Russia, and the UK in Ireland.

    squirrelking
    Free Member

    Has the chewkw character been written out of this thread already ?

    If you ignore him he goes away like most lunatics.

    Junkyard
    Free Member

    @ wrecker I dont think anyone is saying that
    How can anyone defend what they did ? No matter how much someones views/cartoons pahmphlets annoy you cannot kill them, even if they use Comic Sans.
    I have not seen anyone on here defend the terrorists or their actions
    I am sure some will be saying that somewhere just like some will be saying kill all Muslims

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