ISIL, ISIS, Daesh discussion thread.

Rofflay said:
They knew a fair bit about JJ, He did English teaching courses and a degree in computing. Why? And did he really want to go to Tanzania for a safari? Or was he just trying to get to Syria that way or to Boko Haram or something?

they stopped him in 2009 and 2012 and then he decided to go to Syria. I cannot help but wonder did that push him on and is all of this pure revenge on the spooks who kept tracking him on his flights? I wonder how they picked them up do you think there is a secret programme where all Muslims who board planes and registered on the census are looked at and discussions taking place with the destination? He was refused entry into Kuwait and Tanzania came back to the UK and then finally popped up in Syria.
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No. But it's not hard to keep tabs on someone once he's a person of interest and "red flagged".
 
jsmoke said:
Looks like Jihadi John may be no more.

http://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/...mmed-emwazi-uk-terrorist-known-as-jihadi-john
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I'd have preferred to see him taken alive and us re-introducing hanging, drawing and quartering for him, but this will have to do. Wonder who will be the first of the 'yuman rites' brigade to chastise the US for not bringing him to a fair trial followed by an intensive de-radicalisation programme and then release back into the community...
 
Putin is now supporting the SSA and Hezbollah:

The Syrian army and allied forces captured the town of Al Hader in the northern province of Aleppo on Thursday, state television said, opening the way for advances into a strategic rebel-held area northern Syria with the backing of Russian air power.

The rebels fled the town south of Aleppo city after pro-government forces took full control, it said, quoting a military source.

The Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights said Al Hader was the main bastion of rebels in the province's rural south, where a major government assault backed by Lebanese Hezbollah fighters and Russian air strikes began last month.
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(Source).
 
So now people on the ground (ISIS) are saying he's badly injured, alive but in hospital. But then again, they would say that wouldn't they ! Expect a Jihadi John lookalike in the news in a few months time.

The article also say's that British spies on the ground have been tracking him for a while and are trying to get some DNA to confirm death. These "spies" must have balls bigger than Randy Marsh.
 
Well its what they get paid to do, don't forget these spies are often the best of the best, and have seen, done, and been able to contextualise some seriously messed up **** to even be out there in one piece.

Dont know if its balls, or just intense conditioning to the problems they have to face.
 
Its fantastic news they have managed to kill that tard, Jihadi John... just a damn shame it was so quick. Would have quite like to have had him tied to a stake and burned to death... you know, make him suffer a bit.
 
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HaloUK said:
Its fantastic news they have managed to kill that tard, Jihadi John... just a damn shame it was so quick. Would have quite like to have had him tied to a steak and burned to death... you know, make him suffer a bit.
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Surely you mean 'stake'? It would be an absolute crime to burn a good steak.
 
D1craig said:
If Mr Roddenbery (if that's his name) is correct we need this **** to escalate sooner so when the klingons come we actually have spaceships lol.
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This is what pees me off, we've spent trillions on fighting a culture which has contributed nothing to humanity for centuries and never will, and billions year on year tracking the ones who get to Europe just in case they revert to type.

Just think of the funding we could have pushed into Science if it wasn't for islam.

Since 1953, when the fusion program started, the total spent on fusion energy in the US, both Magnetic and Inertial is $29.1 Billion, compared to say Japan which spent $30 Billion on Hello Kitty merchandise just in one year :(



More than $14 trillion was spent on international conflicts in the past year,
The spending represents 13% of global GDP,

.....yeh that's global GDP

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/wor...t-of-war-reaches-14-trillion-says-report.html
 
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