yoozername wrote: » Warped sense of logic here. If he has anything to do with the MB, he's guilty. By their own admission, they were there in support of the MB. In case you don't know, the MB are Nazi-affiliated filth, with a particular penchant for massacring Copts. Why support him and his ilk?
FloatingVoter wrote: » I thought the Nazis went out of business about the time of the Nuremberg Trials. I don't know him. I don't know his ilk. I suggested a fair trial.
FloatingVoter wrote: » Thanks, I'm imagining Hermann Goring in a burka and its doing nothing for my digestion.
yoozername wrote: » The MB took up the Nazi mantle, not the other way round
Strong Life in Dublin wrote: » Wasn't there a kid from Navan who went of to Syria and was killed
youtube! wrote: » Hopefully.
ken76 wrote: » But he has connections to the muslim brotherhood
Phoenix wrote: » There is a recent case of a Calgarian who recently was killed fighting for ISIS many people here are asking themselves why?what caused this young man and many others to leave Canada and go to Iraq to participate in such barbarity
BobbyPropane wrote: » Simple solution is to throw them out of the country and strip any refugee privilege or Irish citizenship they may have.
Phoenix wrote: » Dont see the relation to the US and Canada considering Canada didnt declare war on Iraq and didnt have direct participation in the war
RustyNut wrote: » The Muslim Brotherhood were democratically elected by the people of Egypt. Are you against democracy?
RustyNut wrote: » I wasn't being picky,Canadians are not the bad guys, I was just thinking out loud. It seems obvious to me that isis are the result of the american intervention in iraq which left a vacuum, did ordinary Americans ever really consider the long term effects of their wars on the people who have to live their lives in these places.
yoozername wrote: » BOOM! There's no coming back from that one... huh. You could just as easily say Hitler was democratically elected - are you in favour of Hitler? Stupid, no?
RustyNut wrote: » So in your opinion when is democracy not a good idea? When you don't like the result?
Remmy wrote: » I read an article on the British citizens that go over to fight for ISIS. Most of them were early/mid twenties that were unemployed/in crap jobs. They are being lured by the adventure and the ability to large it up over there as some sort of freedom fighter . Back in the UK they are useless wasters.
Help!!!! wrote: » its the 72 virgins that their more interested in
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.
Means Of Escape wrote: » And review this daft open door policy
Nodin wrote: » What open door policy?
Means Of Escape wrote: » A policy that has lead the government to having no idea how many immigrants are in the country even to margin if error if 20 percent That open door policy .
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
