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mooseFree Member
Cougar, **** on point. People just projecting their impotent rage, I’m sure there may have been a few tough people out last night, but unless you’re a ninja there’s not much you can do about a van or a knife.
I don’t want anyone rounded up, I’d just like to try and help these lads, to hate that much is unhealthy, to kill others ain’t cool, and to lie in the street after being dropped by an armed copper is no way for anybodies child to go.
Unfortunately I got in trouble a few years back, so I can’t help. DBS prevents it, which is a pain. In fact I’d like to see a little less killing on the whole. It’s all a bit pin toess and doesn’t seem to be getting anybody anywhere.
lucoraveFree MemberAgreed and I thank you for the support of my post. But it would only take the right conditioning and someone to offer the means and opportunity for one or 2 of the minority who think this way to fall into the same trap in just the same way.
Tom_W1987Free MemberI posted a link to the independant on the other thread that higlighted how the MCB havr been utterly complacent and effectively created a victim industry out of the prevent scheme – it got deleted by a mod who then went on to let people bang on about internment. Seemingly if youre opinion is laughable they don’t mind – but wor betide you post something that challenges their view.
Political Idlam is the problem – and it has been used as a tool of subdjugation throughout the world against people who haven’t wronged Muslims – East Timor anyone?
But sure, keep saying it’s our fault we got involved in a war because 2500 civilians of NATOs were killed in a single incident.
ninfanFree MemberAll this kid has heard his entire life is Muslim Terrorists. He had no understanding of the effects of foreign policy. He had no understanding of the effects on a population on an invasion.
Some scenes from 1988 – you may recall that this is long, long before drone strikes or wikileaks
How about we stop pretending that Islamic extremism is something that stems out of our actions in Iraq and Afghanistan?
mattsccmFree MemberMCTD has it above.
I doubt that we will stop these attacks this century. Sadly.
I am amazed how few we have actaully. Its so easy as yesterday and the Houses of Parliament event proved. Indeed these were no where near as bad as they could have ben. A bomb isn’t so easy but I bet the materials are out there being collected as I type.
I bet I could wreak the same havoc myself within the next hour. Driving my Landrover round the carpark at Pedalabikeaway here in the FoD would do as much damage. I fail to see how we stop that.
Maybe we will reach the point where the structure of our streets will have to seperate vehicles and people. Another good reason for more pedestrianisation and cycle ways maybe? Won’t stop a bomb but it might stop and artic ploughing through bus queues.I don’t believe that dialogue will work especially well. Worth a try but I think it needs a huge effort from the Muslim community at the highest level. Its happening but not at the level needed and official/governement pushing of this will be resented as interefering sadly. Society doesn’t fail people. People fail society. Unles there is a learning disability humans know the rules. They choose to ignore them, be they the kids at school who chuck rubbers across the table or the nutter with a van as yesterday. Respect for them No way. They lost any chance of that when they started thinking in an antisocial way. Finally. Balls to the lot of them. Its not stopping me doing what I want to do. I wonder if I would be so brave if I ws in a different situation, ie a pub in London? Hmm. Even so Balls to them.
jivehoneyjiveFree MemberSuppose we could look at how the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia came about (and Israel for that matter)…
Look to British Intelligence and St John Philby (father of Kim Philby, linked to among other things, the Kincora scandal)
In November 1917 Philby was sent to the interior of the Arabian peninsula as head of a mission to Ibn Saud, the chieftain who professed Wahhabism, the movement within Sunni Islam, and bitter enemy of Hussein bin Ali, Sharif of Mecca, leader of the Hashemites and of the Arab Revolt, both contenders to become “King of the Arabs”. Philby secretly began to favour Ibn Saud even though British policy supported Sherif Hussein. Philby completed a crossing from Riyadh to Jeddah by a “backdoor” route, thus demonstrating Saud and not Hussein was in control of the Arabian highlands.
In November 1918, Britain and France issued the Anglo-French Declaration[5] to the Arabs, promising self-determination. Philby felt there was a betrayal of this assurance, along with others made in the Balfour Declaration and the Sykes-Picot Agreement. He saw the promise of a single unified Arab nation as having been betrayed. Philby argued that Ibn Saud was a “democrat” guiding his affairs “by mutual counsel” as laid out in the Quran, in contrast to George Curzon, 1st Marquess Curzon of Kedleston’s support for Hussein. After the Iraqi revolt of 1920 Philby was appointed Minister of Internal Security in the British Mandate of Iraq.
In November 1921, Philby was named chief head of the Secret Service in Mandatory Palestine, working with T. E. Lawrence and meeting his American counterpart, Allen Dulles. At the end of 1922, Philby travelled to London for extensive meetings with parties involved in the Palestine question, included Winston Churchill, George V, Edward, Prince of Wales, Walter Rothschild, 2nd Baron Rothschild, Wickham Steed, and Chaim Weizmann.
Considering his role, mention of talks between Philby and one of the key architects of the Holocaust, Adolf Eichmann are particularly eye opening:
John Loftus, who worked in the United States Department of Justice Office of Special Investigations Nazi-hunting unit, claims Adolf Eichmann, while on a mission to the Middle East, met with Philby “during the mid-1930s”
jivehoneyjiveFree Member+1
We’ve all got that out our systems what should we actually do then?
I’ll kick it off..
Stop selling arms full stop not to certain groups just stop selling them.
Stop the flow of Saudi money into UK mosques.
Put more police on the streets in predominantly muslim areas.
Hold the web companies responsible for content.
We need to hold the press to account for inciting hatred and deliberately misleading the public.
soobaliasFree Memberyou can keep your fishing through history for an answer that just isnt relevant anymore.
I will add to Woppits suggestions tho. (eyes & ears open and report it…)
Think about your immediate environment, think about what you are going to do.
Im not talking full on tinfoil hat paranoia here, but nobody wanders alone down a dark ally in town brandishing a fist full of fifties and the latest iphone, you keep your valuables where you know where they are and you make a huge fuss when you spot someone with their hand in your mates jacket.
Same(ish) rules apply. Take all reasonable precautions.
Your dessy for the evening has a lot more to do than just drive home.DrJFull MemberHow about we stop pretending that Islamic extremism is something that stems out of our actions in Iraq and Afghanistan?
How about you stop trolling? As you are well aware, western meddling in the Islamic world did not begin with Iraq and Afghanistan.
lucoraveFree MemberAs you are well aware, the west have been involved in nefarious ways across the Middle East for a lot longer than people imagine. Whether it be Iran, Iraq, Egypt, Lebanon, Israel etc. etc.
We have pitted regime against regime, supplied arms to all sides to suit whatever political will the time has offered. Millions died in the Iran Iraq war and guess what, we armed both sides.Look at the way we, The British Empire treated the population of India, The way we conducted Partition in 1947, or the way we conducted ourselves in Afghanistan in the 1800’s. We could go further back to the Crusades.. It’s just a long succession of perceived atrocities against Muslim or other populations that has cumulated to where we are today. And everyone of these ventures has been for the profit of a few and the expense of many innocent lives on all sides.
If more people realised this maybe there would be a better understanding. I am fully aware that there are no easy solutions but if we do not acknowledge our past errors we will be damned to repeat our mistakes forever.
jivehoneyjiveFree Memberyou can keep your fishing through history for an answer that just isnt relevant anymore.
Bollocks…
The simple fact is, even though events that led to the formation of the Wahhabist Saudi state took place 100 years ago, the attack yesterday in somewhere I know well would never have happened, in the same way if your great grandparents hadn’t been born, you wouldn’t exist.
More recently, look into the Safari Club
The creation of the Safari Club coincided with the consolidation of the Bank of Credit and Commerce International (BCCI). The BCCI served to launder money, particularly for Saudi Arabia and the United States—whose CIA director in 1976, George H. W. Bush, had a personal account.[11]
BCCI also served as an intelligence gathering mechanism by virtue of its extensive contacts with underground organizations worldwide.
Casey took personal responsibility for maintaining contacts with Saudi intelligence, meeting monthly with Kamal Adham and then Prince Turki.[15] Some of the same actors were later connected to the Iran–Contra affair.[39]
The existence of the club was discovered by the Egyptian journalist Mohamed Hassanein Heikal, who was permitted to review documents confiscated during Revolution.[3][4][40]
Safari Club members, the BCCI, and the United States cooperated in arming and funding the Afghan mujahideen to oppose the Soviet Union.[41] The core of this plan was an agreement between the United States and Saudi Arabia to match each other in funding Afghan resistance to the USSR.[42] Like military support for Somalia, this policy began in 1980 and continued into the Reagan administration.
zokesFree MemberI believe the child abuse (in Rotherham st least) was going on well before any drone strikes in Pakistan.
Indeed. Saville, Harris, and others were at it long before drones were invented.
You need to change the thread title. This thread appears to be about Muslim terrorists not simply terrorists.
Either you’ve succumbed to racism by implying terrorists means Muslims or you’ve chosen to discuss one aspect of terrorism but have written an incorrect thread title.
There are consistently acts of terrorism around the world that have nothing to do with Islam.
Very UKip to imply terrorists mean Muslims by default.
I don’t think I need to. I make no such implication. You on the other hand…
And another +1 to lucorave
grumFree Member[/quote]“Theresa May says ‘enough is enough’ after seven killed in London Bridge attack. Prime minister says there is ‘far too much tolerance of extremism’ in UK.”
Yup.
deadkennyFree Memberedenvalleyboy – Member
You need to change the thread title. This thread appears to be about Muslim terrorists not simply terrorists.Either you’ve succumbed to racism by implying terrorists means Muslims or you’ve chosen to discuss one aspect of terrorism but have written an incorrect thread title.
There are consistently acts of terrorism around the world that have nothing to do with Islam.
Very UKip to imply terrorists mean Muslims by default.
All very true. I don’t like equating terrorism to Islam (not Islam itself but “radical” Islam inspired terrorism if you like), but there’s no denying the change in terrorism in Europe and how most people will now just assume a terrorist incident in Europe is related to Islam.
Given that since 2000 in Europe, the majority have been. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terrorism_in_Europe#Lists_of_incidents
mitsumonkeyFree MemberWhat would I do,
1. Close all faith schools, secular schools only from now on with a varied mix of children from all races.
2. No single race/religion ‘ghettos’ diversity is needed.
3. Discourage/ban the wearing of the burka, it’s just a control garment forced onto women.
4. Outlaw Halal slaughter, again religion has no place in the food chain.
Integration is the only way forward, and as this is the UK then races and religions have to integrate into OUR way of life not the other way round. If we could get the kids playing together from an early age this would all be cleared up in a matter of a few years.gobuchulFree Membera varied mix of children from all races
How you going to do that in places like Berwick, Inverness, Penrith, etc.
Are you going to bus people in?
Tom_W1987Free MemberLucorave – we all know a while back the Ottomans subdjugated the Greeks as well – not sure there are any Greeks funding terrorism against Turkey right now to take Northern Cyprus.
Political Islam – has always taken a chauvanistic and expansionist stance in regards to their neighbours – maybe our ancestors when they laid waste to the middle eastern empires and divied them up between various European powers….remembered that.
jivehoneyjiveFree Memberthen races and religions have to integrate into OUR way of life not the other way round
What would you do about the whole arming, training and brainwashing people to fulfil covert geopolitical and economic objectives on behalf of Her Majesty’s government?
Or selling weapons that create massive humanitarian crises such as what’s currently occuring in Yemen?
Or does that not matter despite the inevitable blowback, because it’s profitable for interests connected with Her Majesty’s Government?
soobaliasFree Memberyou can keep your fishing through history for an answer that just isnt relevant anymore.
Bollocks…
The simple fact is, even though events that led to the formation of the Wahhabist Saudi state took place 100 years ago, the attack yesterday in somewhere I know well would never have happened
call it how you like JHJ – i know how we got here, unless you can change history, its not an answer?
EdukatorFree Member2. No single race/religion ‘ghettos’ diversity is needed.
I suggest an obligatory house/job/school swap of one in twenty households between rural Surrey and inner-city Leicester. 💡
convertFull MemberIntegration is the only way forward, and as this is the UK then races and religions have to integrate into OUR way of life not the other way round. If we could get the kids playing together from an early age this would all be cleared up in a matter of a few years.
Think about it from the Muslim ‘incomers’ perspective for a second. If faced by a hostile local community that shout ‘****’ and much worse at you across the street where is the incentive to integrate? The current situation is as much the white British people’s fault for shunning and ostracising as it is the muslim communities fault for not integrating.
jivehoneyjiveFree Memberits not an answer?
Before you can find a solution, you need to diagnose the root of the problem; it’s only in the last year or 2 more people are becoming aware of the role of the Saudi Empire in actively spreading extremist ideology and the strange and disturbing trend of continued support from western governments and intelligence agencies.
Raising awareness is the 1st step in bringing about positive change and practical solutions, on a grass roots level.
slowoldmanFull MemberThe only way to totally stop these attacks is to have a level of state control and intrusion that we can’t financially afford, and I wouldn’t want to live under.
So are we going to give the Maybot a chance to impose that next Thursday?
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/uk-40150162/london-attack-theresa-may-says-things-need-to-change
jimjamFree Memberconvert
Think about it from the Muslim ‘incomers’ perspective for a second. If faced by a hostile local community that shout ‘****’ and much worse at you across the street where is the incentive to integrate?
As opposed to actual murderous sectarian hatred they may have left in other countries? Sunni’s and Shia’s don’t exactly live hand in hand in many places. War, ethnic cleansing, genocide and god knows what else people have left behind but yeah someone “shouting ****” probably makes them see western society as something that needs destroyed.
The current situation is as much the white British people’s fault for shunning and ostracising as it is the muslim communities fault for not integrating.
No it’s not. That’s nonsense*. The average “white” British person has little or no blame or responsibility for people conspiring to go on a murderous rampage in the name of Allah.
*awaits 3 week ban.
RichPennyFree MemberIf we could get the kids playing together from an early age this would all be cleared up in a matter of a few years.
I have the most bizarre image in my head of you inviting the Muslim kids over and then force feeding them sausages, whilst shouting “this is ENGLAND”.
El-bentFree Member1. Close all faith schools, secular schools only from now on with a varied mix of children from all races.
2. No single race/religion ‘ghettos’ diversity is needed.
3. Discourage/ban the wearing of the burka, it’s just a control garment forced onto women.
4. Outlaw Halal slaughter, again religion has no place in the food chain.Ah, four of the commandments of the Western Religion.
Integration is the only way forward, and as this is the UK then races and religions have to integrate into OUR way of life not the other way round.
“Thou shalt have no other gods before me”
The western Religion has spoken.
lucoraveFree Memberhttp://www.mfa.gov.tr/greek-cypriot-state-terror-revealed.en.mfa
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017/01/11/famagusta-ghost-town-heart-cyprus/
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/EOKA_B
For more information on the alignment of various terror organisations in Turkey and the Middle East I would recommend you look at what Sibel Edmonds, former FBI Officer, has to offer on the subject. You may find some enlightening information on our modern situation.
There is a reason the United States Intelligence Community placed so many gagging orders? on her.
kerleyFree MemberIntegration is the only way forward, and as this is the UK then races and religions have to integrate into OUR way of life not the other way round.
What if they don’t want to, what if they are happy as they are. Integration sounds like the ideal but that is not how the human race works and is largely a dream scenario.
Take the million or so brits in Spain. Have they spread themselves across the whole of Spain integrating into all the villages and small towns. No, they have largely stayed together and go to the “british” pub and have fish and chips. This is not a muslim/UK integration issue.
mitsumonkeyFree MemberI don’t think the British pensioners are blowing themselves up on the Costa del Sol though kerley.
JunkyardFree Member. The average “white” British person has little or no blame or responsibility for people conspiring to go on a murderous rampage in the name of Allah.
so its exactly the same as the average non “white” person then
as for integration its a human thing and everyone needs to do more.
Who here thinks the brits in spain are wandering around perfectly integrated and indistinguishable from the local populace?soobaliasFree Memberits an interesting tangent
how is the expat community viewed across the rest of spain? Do they bring wealth and are tolerated, or do they do nothing for the average espanol/tangent
molgripsFree MemberIntegration sounds like the ideal but that is not how the human race works and is largely a dream scenario
British history disagrees. We’re full of all sorts of people from all over the world. The end of street has families from Europe, South Asia, East Asia, the Middle East and Southern Africa, and their kids are all everyday British kids with Cardiff accents. One generation is all it took. That’s not to mention Jews, Hugenots, and whoever else from history.
The thing is that when people integrate, you don’t notice them. I had a British Muslim colleague, he was the same as everyone else. In fact even more cynically grumpily piss-takingly British than the rest of us.
wilburtFree MemberYes and they all fit in and rub along together with largely shared values…except one group of course.
Thats not blaming that group btw but the influencers we let prey on them.
SandwichFull MemberWe (our leaders) are talking to the wrong people in the Muslim community. The council are all self selected, male and older. The majority of the population group is young and female. Just maybe we should get this sorted first?
(Grabbed from The Conversation UK) earlierjamj1974Full MemberSunni’s and Shia’
Short marriage to be sure – but I love I Got You Babe.
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