ReginaldSmythV wrote: » Internment of Islamic State members. You’re the only one talking about general internment.
Andrew00 wrote: » Seeing people say "Give Lisa and her family some privacy" and "leave her alone" My Godness what is wrong with this nation. If this case was in England the people would be out on the streets protesting. But as always in this country we let the government do what they want
tuxy wrote: » You can't talk about the concept of interment in total isolation.
pablo128 wrote: » 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?
dennispenn wrote: » Ah, apologies there senhor Pablo. There wouldn't be any benefits to Ireland or Europe by banning Islam. Or would there?
Dr. Bre wrote: » If she was a bloke this would be a different story
ReginaldSmythV wrote: » Yes you can. It’s a thread about an Islamic State member. Frankly, internment would be at the very lower end of the scale of what should happen her and her ilk.
ricero wrote: » I vowed to never vote finna fail after what they did to this country but after this latest insult by Fine Gael today to the irish people I am left with no choice next year
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.
super_furry wrote: » I can't vote for the eye-stabbing party, so I'll vote for the eye-plucking party!
The Satanist wrote: » Lisa needs braces
Donald Trump wrote: » What would be the minimum required for internment? Would you need evidence of them active in something out foreign, or would you need evidence of them travelling to that country, or evidence of leaving Ireland, or just that someone has a feeling that "that fella looks dodgy and sure he was probably over with those terrorist fellas because that's the type his sort would do".
skooterblue2 wrote: » Word of a Military intelligence/G2/ Garda Officer would be fine by me.
munstermagic11 wrote: » Like Martin Callinan if he made such a claim against Maurice McCabe? You need some degree of evidence surely?
skooterblue2 wrote: » Different situation. I am not saying that was right but that was internal "disciplining". This is an external force we are fighting. This softy softy touch isnt working. We need to show we mean business.
munstermagic11 wrote: » it was pure lies, smearing, and pretty horrible from a senior official.
skooterblue2 wrote: » I am neither a fan or have come to the attention of the Gardai but I always know what they are capable of
munstermagic11 wrote: » That’s why I was suggesting you can’t take their word alone; a degree of evidence should be a requirement.
tuxy wrote: » But with the alternative system suggested you would removed the need for judes and solicitors. You streamline the whole thing.