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Jihadist fundraising in Eire

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    #32
    Beyondgone
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,166 ✭✭✭Beyondgone


    MysticMonk wrote: »
    The armed support unit was a response to gang killings and within months they'd arrested shhitloads of people and prevented probably dozens of murders.

    It didn't take them long to tackle that problem and they did it with a serious level of professionalism and quite a bit of style

    I agreed with you on that in advance. Like I said, the best and brightest get grabbed. The rest sort of plod along.


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    #33
    Elmer Blooker
    Registered Users Posts: 6,059 ✭✭✭Elmer Blooker


    Jobs OXO wrote: »
    Very worrying developments and jihadist fund raising ring is exposed in Waterford
    Perhaps Waterford can be called the Daish county and not the Deise county?


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    #34
    Donald Trump
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    Suspect has been identified

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    #35
    Manny89
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    If he received naturalised citizenship, it better be revoked now!


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    #36
    whisky_galore
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    Beyondgone wrote: »
    I agreed with you on that in advance. Like I said, the best and brightest get grabbed. The rest sort of plod along.

    Like PC Plod?


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    #37
    _Kaiser_
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    Manny89 wrote: »
    If he received naturalised citizenship, it better be revoked now!

    Couldn't be doing that.. what about his "rights" etc :rolleyes:


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    #38
    _Kaiser_
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    bubblypop wrote: »
    An Garda Siochana have been fighting terrorism since the 1920s
    In fact, they are at the forefront of European police when it comes to terrorist Investigations

    Maybe once, but it seems things have changed in AGS given some of the more recent revelations. Suppose though that's what happens when your principal adversary goes away.

    These days it seems to be about making up stats and selective enforcement, and trying to keep those who object quiet, with the Commissioner telling everyone that it'll all be grand while the next scandal breaks.

    AGS need a complete RUC/PSNI-style overhaul. It's not fit for purpose and hasn't been in a long time.


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    #39
    El_Duderino 09
    Registered Users Posts: 20,028 ✭✭✭✭El_Duderino 09


    Jobs OXO wrote:
    Very worrying developments and jihadist fund raising ring is exposed in Waterford

    I doubt that jihadis operating in Ireland is a new development. Catching them in the act is a new development and, ironically, catching them has some people more worried now.

    Fair play to the UK and Irish police forces. Good cooperation and a good result. Thanks


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    #40
    Hanwellian
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    El_Duderino 09 wrote: »
    I doubt that jihadis operating in Ireland is a new development. Catching them in the act is a new development and, ironically, catching them has some people more worried now.

    Fair play to the UK and Irish police forces. Good cooperation and a good result. Thanks

    I'd say far easier to monitor and arrest as relatively small amount of 'suitable candidates' in the country, in UK, hundreds of thousands.


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    El_Duderino 09
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    Hanwellian wrote: »

    I'd say far easier to monitor and arrest as relatively small amount of 'suitable candidates' in the country, in UK, hundreds of thousands.

    Depends how you look at it. Should be like shooting fish in a barrel in the UK by that logic.

    In any case between the U.K. And Irish authorities, they found them and caught them. Good work


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    #42
    Princess Consuela Bananahammock
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    Hanwellian wrote: »
    I'd say far easier to monitor and arrest as relatively small amount of 'suitable candidates' in the country, in UK, hundreds of thousands.

    How do you define a "suitable candidate"?

    Everything I don't like is either woke or fascist - possibly both - pick one.



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    #43
    ...And Justice
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    Princess Consuela Bananahammock wrote: »
    How do you define a "suitable candidate"?

    Anyone who has beliefs that are odds with the country that is hosting them, people who think Christians are scum etc.. It's all well and good being liberal, look what happened in Sweden. Did you see the musilms that blasted the call to prayer at 6am in a Swedish community? When people came out of their home's to give out , "the religion of peace guy's" said that this is the new normal---get used to it. That's scary stuff.

    The police turned up and did nothing.


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    #44
    El_Duderino 09
    Registered Users Posts: 20,028 ✭✭✭✭El_Duderino 09


    ...And Justice wrote:
    Anyone who has beliefs that are odds with the country that is hosting them, people who think Christians are scum etc.. It's all well and good being liberal, look what happened in Sweden. Did you see the musilms that blasted the call to prayer at 6am in a Swedish community? When people came out of their home's to give out , "the religion of peace guy's" said that this is the new normal---get used to it. That's scary stuff.

    What's all that Sweden stuff got to do with being liberal?
    ...And Justice wrote:
    The police turned up and did nothing.

    The Irish and UK police worked together and they did arrest and charge him so they're not getting away with it here


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    #45
    Poor Uncle Tom
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    There are psychopathic maniacs in every country, a modern liberalist society coupled with the speed and spread of news of global warfare aligned with the notion of the right of freedom of expression in deeds and actions have lead us to this dark place.


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    #46
    end of the road
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    ...And Justice wrote: »
    Anyone who has beliefs that are odds with the country that is hosting them, people who think Christians are scum etc.. It's all well and good being liberal, look what happened in Sweden. Did you see the musilms that blasted the call to prayer at 6am in a Swedish community? When people came out of their home's to give out , "the religion of peace guy's" said that this is the new normal---get used to it. That's scary stuff.

    The police turned up and did nothing.

    the call to prayer isn't against the law. so of course the police weren't going to do anything. the call to prayer is hardly "scary stuff"

    ticking a box on a form does not make you of a religion.



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    #47
    ...And Justice
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    end of the road wrote: »
    the call to prayer isn't against the law. so of course the police weren't going to do anything. the call to prayer is hardly "scary stuff"

    Really, I'll blast it to your Windows at 6am, see how you feel?


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    #48
    Little CuChulainn
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    MysticMonk wrote: »
    The armed support unit was a response to gang killings and within months they'd arrested shhitloads of people and prevented probably dozens of murders.

    It didn't take them long to tackle that problem and they did it with a serious level of professionalism and quite a bit of style

    Armed Support Unit don't do investigative work. They are a support unit only. Same people doing the investigative work now that there was before.


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    #49
    BalcombeSt4
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    bubblypop wrote: »
    An Garda Siochana have been fighting terrorism since the 1920s
    In fact, they are at the forefront of European police when it comes to terrorist Investigations

    Yeah but there not very good at actually stopping it are they?


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    #50
    ...And Justice
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    Poor Uncle Tom wrote: »
    There are psychopathic maniacs in every country, a modern liberalist society coupled with the speed and spread of news of global warfare aligned with the notion of the right of freedom of expression in deeds and actions have lead us to this dark place.

    Correct Tom, absolutely what I was getting at, lads from a foreign country purposely antagonistic to the residents of the country then posting it on YouTube? No it's racist to talk about it. When the first beheading happens it will be muted as a "mentally ill " individual.


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    #51
    Infini
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    Donald Trump wrote: »
    Suspect has been identified

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    Nope this guy did it!



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    #52
    El_Duderino 09
    Registered Users Posts: 20,028 ✭✭✭✭El_Duderino 09


    ...And Justice wrote:
    Really, I'll blast it to your Windows at 6am, see how you feel?

    I lived near a church that rang it's bells at all fcuking hours. I remember being woken up and being really annoyed. I don't remember being scarred at any point. Some people are easily scarred thought. Poor pets


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    #53
    end of the road
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    ...And Justice wrote: »
    Really, I'll blast it to your Windows at 6am, see how you feel?

    a tad annoyed. nothing more. i would get over it.

    ticking a box on a form does not make you of a religion.



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    #54
    STB.
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    greencap wrote: »
    Looks to have been online based rather than local to Ireland.

    Ireland was just their base, probably more low key than across the water in GB

    The Tax Breaks are just too tempting.

    Registered as a charity no doubt.


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    #55
    ...And Justice
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    end of the road wrote: »
    a tad annoyed. nothing more. i would get over it.

    Lovely, I suppose that you would in favour of beheadings in your local community, why don't we throw gay people off buildings? Because we are a democratic nation. Its being used as a refuge for terrorism. We can dance around the issue like our heads are in the sand . I studied at Griffith college and I tell you, it's like the middle of Saudi Arabia. That whole road is full of snack attack.


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    #56
    BalcombeSt4
    Registered Users Posts: 1,791 ✭✭✭BalcombeSt4


    ...And Justice wrote: »
    Anyone who has beliefs that are odds with the country that is hosting them, people who think Christians are scum etc.. It's all well and good being liberal, look what happened in Sweden. Did you see the musilms that blasted the call to prayer at 6am in a Swedish community? When people came out of their home's to give out , "the religion of peace guy's" said that this is the new normal---get used to it. That's scary stuff.

    The police turned up and did nothing.

    Thats a good lot of people so then.


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    #57
    ...And Justice
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,283 ✭✭✭...And Justice


    BalcombeSt4 wrote: »
    Thats a good lot of people so then.

    Ahh the atheist has spoken.


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    #58
    BalcombeSt4
    Registered Users Posts: 1,791 ✭✭✭BalcombeSt4


    ...And Justice wrote: »
    Lovely, I suppose that you would in favour of beheadings in your local community, why don't we throw gay people off buildings? Because we are a democratic nation. Its being used as a refuge for terrorism. We can dance around the issue like our heads are in the sand . I studied at Griffith college and I tell you, it's like the middle of Saudi Arabia. That whole road is full of snack attack.

    So being slightly anoyed at loud sounds = being in favour of cutting off heads & throwing people out of buildings?
    Yeah the same Saudi Arabia who have diplomatic protection from the US & EU to do what ever they like to their citizens no matter how savage

    Hope you got a refund from that college of yours.


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    #59
    BalcombeSt4
    Registered Users Posts: 1,791 ✭✭✭BalcombeSt4


    ...And Justice wrote: »
    Ahh the atheist has spoken.

    Yes, he has indeed.


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    #60
    end of the road
    Registered Users Posts: 28,998 ✭✭✭✭end of the road


    ...And Justice wrote: »
    Lovely, I suppose that you would in favour of beheadings in your local community, why don't we throw gay people off buildings? Because we are a democratic nation.

    oh for god sake seriously. not caring about the call to prayer doesn't make one in favour of murder.
    ...And Justice wrote: »
    Its being used as a refuge for terrorism. We can dance around the issue like our heads are in the sand.

    who is dancing around the issue? people were found to be involved in terrorism and were based in ireland. they were thankfully caught and hopefully will face the full force of the law. the gardai did great work.
    ...And Justice wrote: »
    I studied at Griffith college and I tell you, it's like the middle of Saudi Arabia. That whole road is full of snack attack.

    yeah, i see what we are dealing with now with the use of terms like "snack attack"

    ticking a box on a form does not make you of a religion.



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    ...And Justice
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    BalcombeSt4 wrote: »
    So being slightly anoyed at loud sounds = being in favour of cutting off heads & throwing people out of buildings?
    Yeah the same Saudi Arabia who have diplomatic protection from the US & EU to do what ever they like to their citizens no matter how savage

    Hope you got a refund from that college of yours.

    Paint it whatsoever way you like, I'm well educated and in a good job and i don't want snack attackers ruining my life, just because they are idiots. What's wrong with shaking hands and integration? I saw the late late with the people who were proud of their integration to Irish society, you don't have that with the musilms, they don't want to interact.


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