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Ibrahim Halawa radio interview.

Ralf and Florian

He appeared on Corks Red FM today with his sister Fatima to be interviewed by Neil Prendeville. If he thought he was in for an easy ride ala Tubridy he was mistaken. Starts at 41.46.

http://www.redfm.ie/on-air/podcasts/neil-prendeville-on-redfm/episode/november-24th-2017/?autoplay=1

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Anastasia_

I think his reaction to Neil's questions (i.e. becoming enraged) speaks volumes.

SnakePlissken

Sonics2k wrote: »

Stheno wrote: »

His spoken English is very poor for someone who grew up here his grammar especially

I'm no fan of the lad, but a quick run through a number of Irish peoples facebook pages and you'd never think they were raised going by the shocking language and grammar skills.

Exactly, there's one particular poster on here who doesn't know the correct spelling of Muslim/Moslem

Ipso

Before the round about ensues can people post transcripts or other proof on what he said about his support or not of Sharia law.

SnakePlissken

end of the road wrote: »

road_high wrote: »

Did I say he wrote it? But it’s clear he supports it from that interview which is very telling.

well, it's actually not.

And here we go again.

road_high

Sonics2k wrote: »

I'm no fan of the lad, but a quick run through a number of Irish peoples facebook pages and you'd never think they were raised going by the shocking language and grammar skills.

Yes but I doubt they are speaking in such a high profile manner discussing such controversial issues and links as Halawa. Are they?

road_high

Rubberchikken wrote: »

Gutted i missed this. Prenderville is a great interviewer when need be. Glad he didn't take the same soft technique the national broadcaster and others have taken.
Wouldn't trust this halawa guy as far as I'd throw him and the nonsense soft attention paid to him and his family will come back to bite someday

You can catch it online. Link in first post.

Sonics2k

Stheno wrote: »

His spoken English is very poor for someone who grew up here his grammar especially

I'm no fan of the lad, but a quick run through a number of Irish peoples facebook pages and you'd never think they were raised going by the shocking language and grammar skills.

Odhinn

road_high wrote: »

He said in the interview he follows it- defended Sharia saying it's misrepresented and doesn't mean he believes in pushing people off cliffs for example (repeated that a few times). Clear to me he follows Sharia in some form or other.

Good god no!!!!!!!!!

Rubberchikken

Gutted i missed this. Prenderville is a great interviewer when need be. Glad he didn't take the same soft technique the national broadcaster and others have taken.
Wouldn't trust this halawa guy as far as I'd throw him and the nonsense soft attention paid to him and his family will come back to bite someday

Stheno

road_high wrote: »

Ibrahim comes across a little...dim. The way he speaks is dreadful, he'd better if he said less in fact rather than shouting around in circles as he tends to. I get that he's young and possibly uneducated (been in prsion for 4 years).

His spoken English is very poor for someone who grew up here his grammar especially

road_high

Galwayguy35 wrote: »

Have to say I was very impressed with the questions asked by the interviewer, he was on Matt Coopers show earlier on in the week and it was a very soft interview.

I don't trust Halawa and I think he is very cagey about letting his guard down and saying what he really thinks but I'm also beginning to think that he's only in the ha'penny place when it comes to those sisters of his.

Not in that interview...given enough rope he'll hang himself seamlessly.

road_high

Ibrahim comes across a little...dim. The way he speaks is dreadful, he'd better if he said less in fact rather than shouting around in circles as he tends to. I get that he's young and possibly uneducated (been in prsion for 4 years).

Galwayguy35

Have to say I was very impressed with the questions asked by the interviewer, he was on Matt Coopers show earlier on in the week and it was a very soft interview.

I don't trust Halawa and I think he is very cagey about letting his guard down and saying what he really thinks but I'm also beginning to think that he's only in the ha'penny place when it comes to those sisters of his.

Tipperary animal lover

road_high wrote: »

He said in the interview he follows it- defended Sharia saying it's misrepresented and doesn't mean he believes in pushing people off cliffs for example (repeated that a few times). Clear to me he follows Sharia in some form or other.

Hey road high, just a heads up your wasting your time arguing with other poster, it'll just go around in circles and finally the thread will be closed, that's what he's trying to do as he has done on other threads.

Ipso

road_high wrote: »

He said in the interview he follows it- defended Sharia saying it's misrepresented and doesn't mean he believes in pushing people off cliffs for example (repeated that a few times). Clear to me he follows Sharia in some form or other.

In fairness Sharia law isn't all about decapitating people, it covers things like basic criminal law and business transactions. Certain aspects of it can also be practiced and still be within the bounds of common law.
If he said he supports it, he should be asked to what extent and as he is residing in, is a citizen of and had support for his release come from a "secular" country he needs to make clear whether or not he considers the law of the country of his citizenship to supersede Sharia Law.

road_high

end of the road wrote: »

well, it's actually not.

He said in the interview he follows it- defended Sharia saying it's misrepresented and doesn't mean he believes in pushing people off cliffs for example (repeated that a few times). Clear to me he follows Sharia in some form or other.

darkdubh

end of the road wrote: »

well, it's actually not.

He does. If you listen to the interview he speaks in defence of Sharia Law early on.

end of the road

road_high wrote: »

Did I say he wrote it? But it’s clear he supports it from that interview which is very telling.

well, it's actually not.

mfceiling

No point even going on about this.

You'll be branded racist etc.

road_high

Beechwoodspark wrote: »

Out of all of them the sister comes across as a complete and utter psycho

They just wanted selected to answer questions. Anything more probing they went nuts. He’s as bad as her.

Surprised they keep going on air because its doing them far more damage than good.

Beechwoodspark

Ralf and Florian wrote: »

Called him out on the "I was just coming out of the cinema" story, about the Muslim Brotherhood link, why he was in Eqypt. Gave him enough rope. Halawa lost his cool and struggled throughout. The sister tried to rescue him but she fared almost as badly.

Out of all of them the sister comes across as a complete and utter psycho

Ipso

Odhinn wrote: »

Why, did he write it?

Really?

road_high

Odhinn wrote: »

Why, did he write it?

Did I say he wrote it? But it’s clear he supports it from that interview which is very telling.

road_high

Why he was wearing a Palestinian headband on stage too. It’s clear he’s researched this and in great detail.
Good man Neil!

Odhinn

road_high wrote: »

Also questioned him closely on Sharia Law.

Why, did he write it?

road_high

Also questioned him closely on Sharia Law.

Ralf and Florian

The_Valeyard wrote: »

For those of us who are pretending to work,

Whats the jist of it?

Called him out on the "I was just coming out of the cinema" story, about the Muslim Brotherhood link, why he was in Eqypt. Gave him enough rope. Halawa lost his cool and struggled throughout. The sister tried to rescue him but she fared almost as badly.

road_high

The_Valeyard wrote: »

For those of us who are pretending to work,

Whats the jist of it?

Pinning him down on the active protests he was involved and for how long.

The_Valeyard

For those of us who are pretending to work,

Whats the jist of it?

Beechwoodspark

Hopefully the clowns in Montrose take note but I'm not hopeful.