ISIS Terrorist Attack in Barcelona

18-08-2017 08:12AM

tomwaterford wrote: »

Emm yes I guess?
Not one I'd be particularly enclined to attend admittedly (hint-religon/cerimonies are bolix)

Don't see how putting people through grinders to become animal fodder has become so popular ...but boards deos tend to attract oddballs....but each to their own

Are we to assume this is what you've planned for your send off?

You are literally reading what he said? I'm nearly certain his post has to be take in context. These barbarians deserve nothing. And that's his point.

elefant · 18-08-2017 08:12AM

All the references to 'probably mentally ill' in every one of these threads...

When's the last time someone suggested that about a terrorist attack? I genuinely have no recollection of it ever being raised about Paris, London, Nice, Berlin etc.

BillyBobBS · 18-08-2017 08:12AM

Samaris wrote: »

Thanks to the forces that a second attack was foiled and god help those that were there at the first. Superb work by the security forces who prevented another atrocity.

An Irish family was caught up in the attack, parents and two children. Reports indicate that "some family members" were seriously injured, but none life-threatening.

These attacks are getting fewer, as ISIS get pushed into ever-smaller bits of territory. They are losing, and those five that were killed before they could wreak more havoc will be a major loss to the murderous ideologues. Europe will outlast this brand of terrorist scum, as it has withstood previous rounds of fundamentalists who place their beliefs in terror and domination over the worth of human life.

There is no upside to a mass murder. But they are losing.

The attacks aren't getting fewer.

Spider Web · 18-08-2017 08:13AM

tomwaterford wrote: »

Don't see how putting people through grinders to become animal fodder has become so popular ...but boards deos tend to attract oddballs....but each to their own

Are we to assume this is what you've planned for your send off?

Eh... pardon? You mention oddballs - this is an oddball post if I've ever seen one.

tomwaterford · 18-08-2017 08:13AM

M!Ck^ wrote: »

You are literally reading what he said? I'm nearly certain his post has to be take in context. These barbarians deserve nothing. And that's his point.

Why would he say it....if not mean it????

Never taught terrorist attacks were something to be about tbh

Like I said each to there own

tomwaterford · 18-08-2017 08:14AM

Spider Web wrote: »

Eh... pardon? You mention oddballs - this is an oddball post if I've ever seen one.

Not wanting to put people through grinders to make animal fodder is oddball?

18-08-2017 08:17AM

tomwaterford wrote: »

Isis is losing. ...keep up

Russia has pounded them back to the stoneage-where they came from

The attackers in Spain, Manchester etc all kill for Allah, most of which are Isis fighters or born and bread in the country and are taught to hate anyone who opposes the koran in the Mosques which have spread like a virus.

They main and kill in a multiple vicious attacks this year

The only people losing are the families who have to live with the torture of losing there loved ones.

18-08-2017 08:18AM

elefant wrote: »

All the references to 'probably mentally ill' in every one of these threads...

When's the last time someone suggested that about a terrorist attack? I genuinely have no recollection of it ever being raised about Paris, London, Nice, Berlin etc.

It's just another excuse for apologists.

Spider Web · 18-08-2017 08:19AM

tomwaterford wrote: »

Not wanting to put people through grinders to make animal fodder is oddball?

This post, based on one comment from someone just using hyperbole, is what's oddball:

"Don't see how putting people through grinders to become animal fodder has become so popular ...but boards deos tend to attract oddballs....but each to their own

Are we to assume this is what you've planned for your send off?"

Is that one internet comment (which isn't going to cause meat grinding of terrorists to be brought into law) - that you're weirdly fixated on - really so worth being concerned with... rather than a massacre?

elefant · 18-08-2017 08:20AM

M!Ck^ wrote: »

It's just another excuse for apologists.

But where is this excuse actually used? I only see it from people trying to point-score over 'apologists'.

Samaris · 18-08-2017 08:23AM

BillyBobBS wrote: »

The attacks aren't getting fewer.

Yes, they are. Do you not remember last summer, at the height of the fight in the Middle East, when ISIS were still holding a lot more territory and had the freedom still to focus intently on Europe and radicalising weak-minded idiots. Do you not remember what it was like to wake up what felt like every other morning to another attack? It feels like this is constant now, but it's not - at least, it is not in Europe. That is no comfort to those mourning today, but it is true.

I don't say there will not be another attack. Sadly, I suspect there will be more that get through the security net. But a combination of a Europe-wide intense focus on the ideologues and radicalisers and the dramatic loss of ISIS territory and fighters is damaging them and forcing their focus on survival in the Middle East. We are winning this war.

18-08-2017 08:23AM

elefant wrote: »

But where is this excuse actually used? I only see it from people trying to point-score over 'apologists'.

It's been listed on various reports on twitter over the last 24 hours. And used by posters trying to defend the indefensible.
Majority of these reports won't use the words Islam or Muslim.

tomwaterford · 18-08-2017 08:25AM

Spider Web wrote: »

This post, based on one comment from someone just using hyperbole, is what's oddball:

"Don't see how putting people through grinders to become animal fodder has become so popular ...but boards deos tend to attract oddballs....but each to their own

Are we to assume this is what you've planned for your send off?"

Is that one internet comment (which isn't going to cause meat grinding of terrorists to be brought into law) - that you're weirdly fixated on - really so worth being concerned with... rather than a massacre?

Meh I think using hyperbole to make otherwise valid points is odd tbh

Guess we'll have to agree to disagree

Beechwoodspark · 18-08-2017 08:25AM

Cliches and empty platitudes from Simon Coveney on RTÉ at moment regarding this attack.

Wheeliebin30 · 18-08-2017 08:29AM

Can't wait for helawa to get home and our politicians tripping over themselves for a picture.

Pathetic.

AudreyHepburn · 18-08-2017 08:31AM

tomwaterford wrote: »

That's hardly reason to put their bodies through meat grinders for animal fodder??

Noone deserves that,find it hard to fathom someone claiming to be civilised and support such actions

You do realise what these people were planning to do don't you?

Do you honestly believe that people are who willingly and gladly maim and kill innocent people for their own fanatical and evil sims deserves to be treated with respect and sympathy?

BillyBobBS · 18-08-2017 08:31AM

Can the mods do the decent thing and change the thread title?

Wheeliebin30 · 18-08-2017 08:33AM

Can't wait for helawa to get home and our politicians tripping over themselves for a picture.

Pathetic.

blinding · 18-08-2017 08:35AM

The Jihadis are clever enough not to kill Politicians or Bankers because then the Politicians and Bankers might change their policies .

There not as Mental as some make out .

AndyBoBandy · 18-08-2017 08:37AM

Sky News interviewing a British guy living in Barcelona: so how does this make you feel about living in Barcelona? Living in Spain? Will you return home now because of this?

I think Sky need reminding of where the majority of terror attacks in Europe have taken place in recent times!

Samaris · 18-08-2017 08:38AM

Mod: Thread title changed for accuracy.

Darkglasses · 18-08-2017 08:39AM

Donal55 wrote: »

Jihadist terrorists according to the Spanish PM.
Between them and the 'people with mental issues', its getting pretty dangerous in the cities of Europe.

Its scary seeing it on the news like we do, but statistically European cities are not any more dangerous. The number of terrorism-related deaths are a drop in the bucket in the scheme of the overall risk of being in a big European city.

18-08-2017 08:42AM

Darkglasses wrote: »

Its scary seeing it on the news like we do, but statistically European cities are not any more dangerous. The number of terrorism-related deaths are a drop in the bucket in the scheme of the overall risk of being in a big European city.

A lot less dangerous than they were in the 70s, when the number of attacks and deaths in European cities from terrorist attacks stood at multiples of what they are now.

But more dangerous than the 00s, when terrorist attacks and deaths in Europe were at their lowest ever.

http://www.datagraver.com/case/people-killed-by-terrorism-per-year-in-western-europe-1970-2015

BillyBobBS · 18-08-2017 08:42AM

blinding wrote: »

The Jihadis are clever enough not to kill Politicians or Bankers because then the Politicians and Bankers might change their policies .

There not as Mental as some make out .

Also interesting the fact they've attacked major European counties but not Italy as Italy is a transit route into Europe for jihadis. Can't have that shut off. They are cunning feckers alright.

Danzy · 18-08-2017 08:42AM

blinding wrote: »

The Jihadis are clever enough not to kill Politicians or Bankers because then the Politicians and Bankers might change their policies .

There not as Mental as some make out .

This is true, how easy would it be to go to a Constituency clinic with a knife and a camera and make a video.

The faith also commands them to strike terror into the hearts of the disbelievers and random acts like this are edgier than targeted ones.

murpho999 · 18-08-2017 08:43AM

Beechwoodspark wrote: »

RTÉ reporting that a naturalised Irish man and his family (originally from PhillippInes) have been injured by the van attack.

So following the mentality of this thread there should be no sympathy for this family and they should be sent back to the Philippines.

Samaris · 18-08-2017 08:45AM

Darkglasses wrote: »

Its scary seeing it on the news like we do, but statistically European cities are not any more dangerous. The number of terrorism-related deaths are a drop in the bucket in the scheme of the overall risk of being in a big European city.

Understandably a terrifying one though, and there is every reason for people to be furious and horrified. No excuse for some of the sickening bullsh*t aimed at blaming the innocent, mind. For say, car accidents, they are rarely intentional and there is no ideology behind cars to murder for terror and domination. This is a very human evil and while it will be eradicated - and sadly, almost certainly will another ideology rise for those who can only express themselves through violence to latch onto - but while we are aware that there are a set group of people (by which I mean fundamentalists, not a fifth of the world bloody population) that want to murder, maim and terrorise, their attacks will gain attention. In a way, it may be counter-productive, it gives them the fuel they feed off, but it is how humans react and how they always have reacted.

Beechwoodspark · 18-08-2017 08:46AM

murpho999 wrote: »

So following the mentality of this thread there should be no sympathy for this family and they should be sent back to the Philippines.

You are a despicable troll

murpho999 · 18-08-2017 08:47AM

Beechwoodspark wrote: »

You are a despicable troll

That's the second time you've accused me of this. Please stop being a poor keyboard warrior.

Beechwoodspark · 18-08-2017 08:48AM

murpho999 wrote: »

That's the second time you've accused me of this. Please stop being a poor keyboard warrior.

When was the first time?

ISIS Terrorist Attack in Barcelona

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