ISIL, ISIS, Daesh discussion thread.
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Soldato
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I think Assad is still the lesser of the evils.
Wonder if that video is CGI - I've seen that exact landscape and tank before but it was followed by 2 tan colored IFVs and the shrapnel looks weird.
Lol when was the last attack here? There are big issues but it's not a threat to western civilisation. Isis is on the run, jihadis in Syria have been getting slaughtered.
Each terrorist individual or cell is not controlled by one master cell.
Until someone else can take all the splintering jihadis and start again you mean... It's not going to just end.
And yes I will done my foil hat and assume there is a master cell, it just so happens to be either in Riyadh or Langley or perhaps Tehran
.That is the point actually, how organised and strong our forces are.
Until someone else can take all the splintering jihadis and start again you mean... It's not going to just end.
And yes I will done my foil hat and assume there is a master cell, it just so happens to be either in Riyadh or Langley or perhaps Tehran
Will not end until certain things change, but it is not an organised force that is a mortal threat to the West.
There is voiced opposition to almost everything, does not mean we will abandon our defence and act like pacifists.
I'm glad there is opposition, that is what we need to ensure the right things are being done.
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I can see why this thread is not in Speakers Corner.
It'd be nice if that was only what these new powers were used for, a month and a half after the charter was brought in people in my area with Kodi/Firestick boxes were getting letters about watching pirated material. I could be wrong but I think it was related.
That is the gist of my post.
"Three men on trial are 'known terrorists'"
"Naweed Ali, 29, Khobaib Hussain, 25, both of Birmingham, Mohibur Rahman, 32 and Tahir Aziz, 38, both of Stoke-on-Trent"
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-39423601
More Birmingham terrorists. Well done to the security forces to catch these people before they could act.
"Naweed Ali, 29, Khobaib Hussain, 25, both of Birmingham, Mohibur Rahman, 32 and Tahir Aziz, 38, both of Stoke-on-Trent"
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-39423601
More Birmingham terrorists. Well done to the security forces to catch these people before they could act.
Watched sky news's report on IS yesterday, was good to see that the Iraqi army are very close to the mosque in which al-baghdadi declared the caliphate. So when they lose that mosque their fragile legitimacy will be crushed.
Of course though the leaders will still probably flee to Libya or some such place and claim to be doing gods work.
Of course though the leaders will still probably flee to Libya or some such place and claim to be doing gods work.
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The UK needs a 2-state solution with Birmingham.
But it really isnt.
The tracking of ip adresses accesed is basically worthless for counter terrorism.
It is however going to be fantastic for enforcing piracy laws...but im sure it will never be used dor thats...
Same goes for encryption. The paris attaxkers where known to the sexuirty forces and used entirely unencrypted text messages to communicate.
You would be wrong as they havent started the logging yet