Celly Smunt wrote: » I dont think we should get too ahead of ourselves here saying that there are going to be beheadings in the middle of o'connell street if some of these return.The aim of those going to syria ISN'T to return. There's more chances of beheadings being carried out here now by exetremists who havent gone to syria than those who have. But in the grand scheme of things,thats not going to happen any time soon.If anything, muslims are quite sympathetic to Ireland in comparison to other western countries. Also lets not forget either that the beheading in london was for the most part a political target (enemy soldier) for propaganda reasons.Mary working in the IFSC doesn't have much to worry about.
Celly Smunt wrote: » I dont think we should get too ahead of ourselves here saying that there are going to be beheadings in the middle of o'connell street if some of these return..........
BobbyPropane wrote: » Yes I completely think that these men should be stripped of their passports.
ken76 wrote: » This is scary, they should be stripped of passports From todays Irish Indo "Thirty jihadi fighters are using Ireland as a base while travelling regularly to conflict zones in Syria and Iraq, according to Garda intelligence One suspected Islamic State fighter, who describes himself as Irish-Nigerian, has been using social media to urge fellow Muslims to travel from Europe and elsewhere to fight in Iraq and Syria. The fighter, who appears to be a teenager or in his early 20s, has posted photographs on social media of himself in Syria wearing combat gear and carrying machine guns. He used a publicly accessible message board to urge fellow Muslims to take up arms and gave advice on how to get to Syria without raising the suspicions of western intelligence agencies. The same fighter has also been seeking to recruit people on an encrypted messaging service. He advised potential fighters to travel to Syria via Turkey, but to fly to another country first and buy a return ticket so as not to arouse suspicion. Cant post links for some reason
SEPT 23 1989 wrote: » To compare these animals to the Irishmen who fought in WW1 is disgusting
ken76 wrote: » Whether they have done anything here yet is immaterial, If they plan to go off behead people rape women, bury kids alive , we have a responsibility if they are Irish citizens , (I use that term loosely)as I would guess that most got their citizenship through naturalization, it should be removed from them if they are planning to go and commit terror. Does it matter where they commit the offence? Or should we only react when it happens here
RustyNut wrote: » Any facts to back up these claims?
Deleted User wrote: » Weren't the anti-Assad guys the good guys up til some time this year?
Celly Smunt wrote: » But in the grand scheme of things,thats not going to happen any time soon.If anything, muslims are quite sympathetic to Ireland in comparison to other western countries. Also lets not forget either that the beheading in london was for the most part a political target (enemy soldier) for propaganda reasons.Mary working in the IFSC doesn't have much to worry about.
FloatingVoter wrote: » There were two muslims (she had a hijab, he had a good tan) in the queue ahead of me just now in Lidl. She was calling him a lazy prick because he wouldn't skip back and get a larger bag of spuds. He lost and went back to get it. I'm an intelligence expert so I'll guess that was for a bomb they're building. Couldn't be because she's sick to **** of dragging his lazy butt around the place and doing his thinking for him. That'd be a normal Irish couple.
yoozername wrote: » Huh?
FloatingVoter wrote: » Paranoia.
FloatingVoter wrote: » A percentage of these flakes will make it back to both here and the UK. With training and a peanut brain. Both the security services here and abroad fear what will happen when somebody looks at them the wrong way. That's why Cameron broke off the family holiday. He doesn't give a monkeys about them going out. Its making sure they can't come back that's worrying people.
geret wrote: » are we still trying to free the irish "hero" from Egypt?
FloatingVoter wrote: » He had nothing to do with ISIS. Completely unrelated.
ken76 wrote: » But he has connections to the muslim brotherhood
FloatingVoter wrote: » He lived in Ireland. The pub he drank in will at one time or another have had a RIRA member in it too. The lad needs a fair trial. Thats all anyone is asking on that matter. Not exactly the earth.
geret wrote: » anyone associating with fundamental terrorists should not be welcomed back
FloatingVoter wrote: » I wouldn't start a witchhunt. First they come for your enemies. Then your friends. When they come for you there's nobody left to complain to. Someone more useful than me said that more eloquently. By the way - if he was an Irish lad who was accused of blowing up, say a pub in Birmingham...would you be as quick to condemn ?