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Lisa Smith home.

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Has anyone heard that Lisa Smith was flown into Baldonnel on Tuesday?

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pablo128

dennispenn wrote: »

All muslims are not followers of IS.
All IS followers are muslims.
.
Clear enough?

I don't know why you're quoting me. This is the post I was responding to. Unless you want to outlaw the Muslim religion in Ireland?

Rubberchikken wrote: »

so is she willing to leave all her muslim isis crap behind and don normal clothes and adhere to our laws?

Boggles

Eric Cartman wrote: »

youre being pedantic here but yes I would also like to intern people who are members of the IRA.

Yes because when they did it calmed things right down. :rolleyes:

c.p.w.g.w

dennispenn wrote: »

Yeah I doubt there is anything that can easily be pinned on her. Her solicitor would have told her to answer no comment in the Garda interview I'd guess.

Accidents happen to people in custody, we can only hope

[Deleted User]

Eric Cartman wrote: »

youre being pedantic here but yes I would also like to intern people who are members of the IRA.

Tbf, people are innocent until proven guilty.
Internment is never an answer & only ever makes more recruits for the organisation that is interned.

dennispenn

bubblypop wrote: »

Nope. The offence in Ireland is being a member of an unlawful organisation.
Isis is not an unlawful organisation in this country.
It will be interesting to see if there is anything they can do with Lisa Smith. I don't think they can do anything.

Yeah I doubt there is anything that can easily be pinned on her. Her solicitor would have told her to answer no comment in the Garda interview I'd guess.

silverharp

bubblypop wrote: »

Plenty of Irish people associate with terrorists too.

if the Irish Army did that would be different

Eric Cartman

bubblypop wrote: »

Why not indefinite internment for someone who joins a terrorist organisation in this country?

youre being pedantic here but yes I would also like to intern people who are members of the IRA.

[Deleted User]

Eric Cartman wrote: »

If we introduced indefinite internment for somebody who went abroad to assist in a terrorist organisation then I would be happy with that. Due process is often needed to prevent innocent people becoming victims of the system, I can't see how anyone could come to the conclusion that lisa smith is not a genuine participant in ISIS and a continued threat to our nation.

Why not indefinite internment for someone who joins a terrorist organisation in this country?

[Deleted User]

silverharp wrote: »

the Kurds do associate with terrorists so they aint whiter than white

Plenty of Irish people associate with terrorists too.

[Deleted User]

dennispenn wrote: »

I thought there was. Shocked at this.

Nope. The offence in Ireland is being a member of an unlawful organisation.
Isis is not an unlawful organisation in this country.
It will be interesting to see if there is anything they can do with Lisa Smith. I don't think they can do anything.

Boggles

silverharp wrote: »

the Kurds do associate with terrorists so they aint whiter than white

There is no country or aspiring country whiter than white.

Britain's association with "terrorists" is long and varied.

Eric Cartman

tuxy wrote: »

Honest question. Would you be happy if Ireland started using a system of internment with no evidence or legitimate trial?

If we introduced indefinite internment for somebody who went abroad to assist in a terrorist organisation then I would be happy with that. Due process is often needed to prevent innocent people becoming victims of the system, I can't see how anyone could come to the conclusion that lisa smith is not a genuine participant in ISIS and a continued threat to our nation.

[Deleted User]

tuxy wrote: »

My point is interment is the perfect solution as shown throughout history.

You’re giving a completely different example as you’re desperate to turn this away from IS and into an IRA thread.

silverharp

Boggles wrote: »

The Kurds are a terrorists according to Turkey.

Do you think the Kurds are criminals?

the Kurds do associate with terrorists so they aint whiter than white

dennispenn

bubblypop wrote: »

In my world?
In this country there is no offence of being a member of a terrorist organization, so I think you will find that is your world also.

I thought there was. Shocked at this.

tuxy

ReginaldSmythV wrote: »

I said IS. I specifically gave it in my answer and never mentioned the IRA.

My point is interment is the perfect solution as shown throughout history.

dennispenn

Boggles wrote: »

The Kurds are a terrorists according to Turkey.

Do you think the Kurds are criminals?

I'd prefer to keep my comments for Lisa and the organization she joined.

[Deleted User]

tuxy wrote: »

No they did it for the IRA, it was the perfect response and don't believe any history book that says otherwise.

I said IS. I specifically gave it in my answer and never mentioned the IRA.

Desperation shoe-horning.

dennispenn

pablo128 wrote: »

Muslim and Isis are not the same thing. .

All muslims are not followers of IS.
All IS followers are muslims.
.
Clear enough?

tuxy

ReginaldSmythV wrote: »

For IS?

No they did it for the IRA, it was the perfect response and don't believe any history book that says otherwise.

baldbear

Rubberchikken wrote: »

so is she willing to leave all her muslim isis crap behind and don normal clothes and adhere to our laws?

Anyone can wear whatever clothes they want in this country. Its a free country. But I do think it sad that women wear these burkas. To me it's a sign of oppression & backwardness. They are at odds with women's rights bit that's the same as the Catholic church and the way they oppressed women for years here.

[Deleted User]

tuxy wrote: »

I guess so, it worked well for the British when they did it.

For IS?

tuxy

bubblypop wrote: »

But it didn't though did it?
All it did was gather more recruits for the republican side

Correct!

[Deleted User]

dennispenn wrote: »

If joining a terrorist organization isn't worthy of being a crime in your world then God help us all.

You don't believe she was a member of IS?

In my world?
In this country there is no offence of being a member of a terrorist organization, so I think you will find that is your world also.

Boggles

dennispenn wrote: »

If joining a terrorist organization isn't worthy of being a crime in your world then God help us all.

The Kurds are a terrorists according to Turkey.

Do you think the Kurds are criminals?

[Deleted User]

tuxy wrote: »

I guess so, it worked well for the British when they did it.

But it didn't though did it?
All it did was gather more recruits for the republican side

super_furry

Ally Dick wrote: »

If you were in Dundrum Shopping Centre, and Lisa Smith walked past wearing a rucksack, how would you react?

With horror. What the hell am I doing in that hellhole?

rossie1977

Eric Cartman wrote: »

I doubt she will, but in a decent country she would be locked up forever or face the death penalty.

Eric Cartman wrote: »

treason and membership of a terrorist organisation......

Decent country, wow.

Being a member of a terrorist organisation won't get you death penalty in the US and proving treason is quite difficult unless you attempt a coup or something

[Deleted User]

ReginaldSmythV wrote: »

For IS, every country should.

Why not every terrorist organisation then?
Why just Isis?

dennispenn

bubblypop wrote: »

She is quite entitled to be a Muslim, freedom of religion, thankfully exist here.
Isis, there's something that could be looked into, but it's fairly doubtful they can prove that. Even if they can, there's no proof she committed any crime

If joining a terrorist organization isn't worthy of being a crime in your world then God help us all.

You don't believe she was a member of IS?