end of the road wrote: » i didn't know i liked muslim terrorists but there you go, you learn something new everyday.
Omackeral wrote: » You think they are deserving of a respectful and dignified burial after mowing down innocent children in the streets.
Omackeral wrote: » F*ck them. Unmarked grave, pile them in on top of each other in the nip.
Barcelona Jews reject their rabbi’s predictions of doom after attackWe are a vibrant community and we will not leave our city, says spokesman after Chief Rabbi Meir Bar-Hen warns they have no future. A spokesman for the Barcelona Jewish Community on Friday rejected predictions of doom from the local chief rabbi, vowing that the city’s Jews would not abandon the city in the wake of the deadly attack by Islamic terrorists.
Nettle Soup wrote: » I don't even know why I am posting this irrelevant information but anyway...http://www.timesofisrael.com/barcelona-jews-reject-rabbis-predictions-of-doom-after-attack/
end of the road wrote: » my beloved Muslim terrorists? i didn't know i liked muslim terrorists but there you go, you learn something new everyday. israel is not a very safe country unlike europe and is a huge funder and commiter of terrorism itself. most jews do not condone and support that country, just like most muslims hate saudi arabia among others.
Widdershins wrote: » You're talking about a completely different thing. You're talking about celebrating the person's life and being joyful at their 'send off', that's a personal thing by friends and family who attend. I'm talking about strangers partying on the ground where people were murdered the day before. They don't acknowledge the dead in any way unlike in your example. Other than a quick ''thank god that wasn't me'' of course. Since when was there only two choices-pretend nobody was slaughtered and we're all oblivious with our drinkies and jesus-loves-me-smiles, or barricade yourself inside, shaking. That's a bit ridiculous. People need to make a stand, not turn the other cheek and pretend nothing is happening. And that won't suit ISIS one bit.
ceadaoin. wrote: » Are you joking? You do realise that record numbers of Jewish people are leaving Europe to live in Israel, which is a very safe country and a popular tourist destination.
Omackeral wrote: » Still chuckling to myself at this post and the oh so right-on person who thanked this apologist bunkum. Apologist behaviour. If my brother went out and mowed innocent people down as they shopped over a poxy religion, I'd disown him in a heartbeat and couldn't give a rats what they did with the carcass.
end of the road wrote: » Snake Plisken wrote: » Exactly! Islam eroding western freedoms since 2001! I will add to a list the extra security at airports and restrictions on flights! Extra security at concerts, sports events and any major large gathering of people. I think the Chief Rabbi of Barcalona is right when he advised European Jews to move to Israel as Europe is lost because of the threat of Radical Islam! well most european jews won't be taking that advice. they won't give up a democratic safe society for a state that may only treat them decently if they are of the right type of jew. it is vital they remain in europe as part of our cultural enrichment program.
Snake Plisken wrote: » Exactly! Islam eroding western freedoms since 2001! I will add to a list the extra security at airports and restrictions on flights! Extra security at concerts, sports events and any major large gathering of people. I think the Chief Rabbi of Barcalona is right when he advised European Jews to move to Israel as Europe is lost because of the threat of Radical Islam!
end of the road wrote: » vital they remain in europe as part of our cultural enrichment program.
Dilan Jolly Ant wrote: » The attack in Barca could actually have been much much worse, they discovered (by accident) x20 large canisters of Satan, according to the press.
wakka12 wrote: » Funnily enough skynews just posted an article about this very issue. 1 in 3 members of the British Jewish community have seriously considered moving abroad within the last two years, coinciding with the increased levels of islamic terror attacks.http://news.sky.com/story/more-british-jews-considering-move-abroad-as-anti-semitism-fears-grow-poll-10997052 I think it takes a lot of prejudice and mistreatment for an entire third of one ethnic group to consider completely abandoning their home in search of safer refuge, and is really something we ought to investigate further.37% of Jews felt unsafe showing any signs of their religious faith in public. We are so afraid of offending muslims but maybe it is people of jewish faith who we should be looking out for more so than any other religious group. Their plight seems to be much less focused on than islamophobic issues, which seem to be much lesser of an issue lets be honest.
ilkhanid wrote: » Eh? :eek: So IS are in league with devil!
wakka12 wrote: » There has been absolutely massive increase in emigration of French Jews to Israel since the Charlie hebdo attack a few years ago . The specific targeting of many Jewish places of worship , shopping , education has made lots of European Jews feel very unsafe , and quite understandably .
branie2 wrote: » A seven-year-old boy has been named as one of the victims :-(
“Julian was a much loved and adored member of our family. As he was enjoying the sights of Barcelona with his mother, Julian was sadly taken from us. “He was so energetic, funny and cheeky, always bringing a smile to our faces. We are so blessed to have had him in our lives and will remember his smiles and hold his memory dear to our hearts. “We would like to thank all those who helped us in searching for Julian. Your kindness was incredible during a difficult time.”
AnthonyCny wrote: » On the 22 May this year , 23 people were blown to bits in Manchester at Ariana Grande concert. Including an 8 year old girl. What has happened since that to stop this nonsense? Absolutely nothing. Nothing .
AnthonyCny wrote: » Anyone who carries out ones of these attacks, ALL their family, brother sisters mother father sons daughters wife husband deported to wherever they like. Just a one way ticket to anywhere outside of Europe. Anywhere .
AnthonyCny wrote: » I know the attackers won't give a **** about their families but the the families will not want to be deported so will report anyone they suspect of being radicalised.
AnthonyCny wrote: » Have to root this out of Europe Something has to be done. Can't just sit and do nothing.
SafeSurfer wrote: » I don't believe the children should be held responsible for the sins of the fathers or vice versa. Would it be just if your adult child killed a Muslim in a hate crime for your family home to be demolished? To me this is fascist tactics. What is the point of winning the war if we lose the principles we are trying to protect?
Snake Plisken wrote: » Nope they should have controlled their terrorist sons and the same goes for the Mosque! It would send a clear message that you carry out a terrorist attack and your family and Mosque will suffer the consequences! I'm sure there would be a lot of terrorists shopped to the authorities if this was carried out!
FrancieBrady wrote: » The family will be held responsible? Are you perhaps losing it a bit here? If a member of the family is aiding them by all means prosecute but ' because they have not controlled' an adult child they are to blame??? Would there be enough prison space if this was applied to all? Or is this just a special law for Islam?
Snake Plisken wrote: » Not at all but the nicey nicey approach hasn't worked at cutting these attacks out! we still have one of these murderers on the run no doubt being hidden in some Muslim community, someone knows where he is and they aren't contacting the police,
FrancieBrady wrote: » He isn't the first person who went on the run successfully. Tell us this, in your kneejerk world, if you start penalising the general Muslim community what do you think will happen? They become more open or completely close ranks and breed much more of this?
Irish Praetorian wrote: » The catch 22 of Europe 'don't try and stop these terrorists or we will make more terrorists' All the more reason I wouldn't want to see Ireland make the same mistakes as our neighbours.
AnthonyCny wrote: » I know it's extreme but something extreme has to be done to sort this out. Any family member of a participant in any terrorist attack put on a plane out of Europe, wherever they want. Families wouldn't be long daubing in suspect individuals What actual solutions are there to this problem of radicalisation? Actual solutions,not just waiting for the next attack
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