ISIS sympathizer arrested in dublin but then released

Irelandcool · 16-07-2015 02:43PM #1

http://www.independent.ie/irish-news/news/garda-antiterror-unit-arrest-islamic-state-suspect-in-dublin-31381972.html

It appears an ISIS sympathizer released without charge last monday. I am just saying that just the fact he was going to join ISIS via turkey should be more then enough to charge him with terrorist offences.

LDN_Irish · 16-07-2015 02:46PM

Irelandcool wrote: »

http://www.independent.ie/irish-news/news/garda-antiterror-unit-arrest-islamic-state-suspect-in-dublin-31381972.html

It appears an ISIS sympathizer released without charge last monday. I am just saying that just the fact he was going to join ISIS via turkey should be more then enough to charge him with terrorist offences.

The fact that he was released without charge presumably means they didn't have enough to prove that he was travelling to join IS.

conorhal · 16-07-2015 02:46PM

Jesus. Anybody that listened to the testemony of teenage yazidi women held as sex slaves to be violently gang raped nightly by IS soldiers in last nights C4 documentary should be furious.
Personally I'd have told the turks, 'never heard of the guy, you can keep him'.

darkpagandeath · 16-07-2015 02:46PM

I wonder where he was Radicalised.

galljga1 · 16-07-2015 02:47PM

Is he irish?

Ranchu · 16-07-2015 02:51PM

darkpagandeath wrote: »

I wonder where he was Radicalised.

He probably got some mad notions in Zaytoons after a few too many pints in the Turks Head. There's something sinister about those two establishments being beside each other.

seamus · 16-07-2015 02:51PM

LDN_Irish wrote: »

The fact that he was released without charge presumably means they didn't have enough to prove that he was travelling to join IS.

If they're not sure that they can charge him with any specific crime, the DPP makes a decision about whether or not a prosecution is going to proceed.

You can't charge someone and detain them unless you have something to charge them with. Even then you can't detain them unless you can show a court that they're a danger to themselves, the public, or they're likely to abscond.

There's a good chance this guy's passport has been seized and he's required to sign on every day. So he's not going anywhere.

eamonnq · 16-07-2015 03:27PM

seamus wrote: »

There's a good chance this guy's passport has been seized and he's required to sign on every day. So he's not going anywhere.

Yep, from the article:

"He was brought to a city centre garda station for questioning about the eastern European passport which he had been travelling with, and which has now been seized."

biko · 16-07-2015 03:28PM

Not surprising really. Aprox 80 countries have supplied ISIS fighters so at least a few has to come from Ireland..

anncoates · 16-07-2015 03:28PM

Maybe they just got their wires crossed given the amount of lads with stupid beards and idiotic head wear in Dublin at the moment?

DarkyHughes · 16-07-2015 03:31PM

darkpagandeath wrote: »

I wonder where he was Radicalised.

Probably CNBC, Fox or Sky News.

nelly17 · 16-07-2015 03:34PM

When I read they released him I thought to my self they will probably do more good long term if they get something by keeping him under survellence - hopefully thats whet they're up to

Mesrine65 · 16-07-2015 03:36PM

If he hasn't broken the law, they have no grounds to arrest & charge him...

They can however, detain him to 'help with inquiries'.

punisher5112 · 16-07-2015 03:38PM

I would hazard a guess there are already quite a few here as we have plenty of other imported criminals most unknown as there are no proper checks done.

Ireland and the UK are way too soft and only a matter of time till something happening.

jimgoose · 16-07-2015 03:39PM

Mesrine65 wrote: »

If he hasn't broken the law, they have no grounds to arrest & charge him...

They can however, detain him to 'help with inquiries'.

Having seen that documentary last night about the women and girls, it suddenly occurs to me that much important research needs to be done into the kind of injuries falling down those stairs in old Garda stations can cause. Entirely voluntary, of course.

Spanish Eyes · 16-07-2015 03:41PM

eamonnq wrote: »

Yep, from the article:

"He was brought to a city centre garda station for questioning about the eastern European passport which he had been travelling with, and which has now been seized."

I hope it's legitimate and the only one he is in possession of.

darkpagandeath · 16-07-2015 03:42PM

Spanish Eyes wrote: »

I hope it's legitimate and the only one he is in possession of.

Well if it is deport him.

jimgoose · 16-07-2015 03:43PM

darkpagandeath wrote: »

Well if it is deport him.

...after we find out about the stairs.

Gatling · 16-07-2015 03:44PM

darkpagandeath wrote: »

Well if it is deport him.

That's what we should do .

But you can expect the following why and he hasn't done anything wrong

foggy_lad · 16-07-2015 03:54PM

The Gardai have an Anti-Terror Squad ! ! !

Is this just the public order unit with different US style badges or stickers to distinguish them as anti terror police?

DarkyHughes · 16-07-2015 03:59PM

foggy_lad wrote: »

The Gardai have an Anti-Terror Squad ! ! !

Is this just the public order unit with different US style badges or stickers to distinguish them as anti terror police?

I wonder which country was the first to name one of it's police units the anti-terror squad.

Boring username · 16-07-2015 04:01PM

biko wrote: »

Not surprising really. Aprox 80 countries have supplied ISIS fighters so at least a few has to come from Ireland..

At least 40 Irish have joined ISIS, which is 40 too many in my opinion. And at least 3 have been killed in fighting.

http://www.thejournal.ie/irish-people-islamic-state-2192482-Jul2015/

darkpagandeath · 16-07-2015 04:04PM

Boring username wrote: »

At least 40 Irish have joined ISIS, which is 40 too many in my opinion. And at least 3 have been killed in fighting.

http://www.thejournal.ie/irish-people-islamic-state-2192482-Jul2015/

Sure when they come back they will have got all that infidel killing out of their systems. Sure they would probably even vote on SSM.

Public_Enema · 16-07-2015 04:16PM

conorhal wrote: »

Personally I'd have told the turks, 'never heard of the guy, you can keep him'.

And the Turks would happily turn a blind eye and let him train in comfort. Turkey certainly isn't an enemy of Daesh and they would rather destroy the Kurds than destroy Daesh.

biko · 16-07-2015 04:22PM

Public_Enema wrote: »

And the Turks would happily turn a blind eye and let him train in comfort. Turkey certainly isn't an enemy of Daesh and they would rather destroy the Kurds than destroy Daesh.

For anyone wondering what Daesh is - it's another name for the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria.

In 2014, Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius said: “This is a terrorist group and not a state. I do not recommend using the term Islamic State because it blurs the lines between Islam, Muslims and Islamists. The Arabs call it ‘Daesh’ and I will be calling them the ‘Daesh cutthroats’.”

British Ministers could start calling Isis 'Daesh' to prevent propaganda effect, Michael Fallon says
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/british-ministers-could-start-calling-isis-daesh-to-prevent-propaganda-effect-michael-fallon-says-10389316.html
The term 'Daesh' is based on an Arabic acronym of their name, and has pejorative meaning in Arabic.

SEPT 23 1989 · 16-07-2015 04:26PM

foggy_lad wrote: »

The Gardai have an Anti-Terror Squad ! ! !

probably as well manned and funded as the fraud squad

Boring username · 16-07-2015 04:38PM

Public_Enema wrote: »

And the Turks would happily turn a blind eye and let him train in comfort. Turkey certainly isn't an enemy of Daesh and they would rather destroy the Kurds than destroy Daesh.

And don't forget the Turks have been opening the border for ISIS to conduct attacks against the Kurds in Kobane. Allowing Turkey into the EU will be the greatest geo-political disaster of the last 100 years.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/middleeast/syria/11697764/Isil-reenters-key-Syria-border-town-of-Kobane-live.html

steddyeddy · 16-07-2015 04:40PM

Public_Enema wrote: »

And the Turks would happily turn a blind eye and let him train in comfort. Turkey certainly isn't an enemy of Daesh and they would rather destroy the Kurds than destroy Daesh.

A guy I know from college is Kurdish and left college to fight ISIS and protect his family. I hope he decimates them.

G_R · 16-07-2015 04:42PM

foggy_lad wrote: »

The Gardai have an Anti-Terror Squad ! ! !

Yup

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special_Detective_Unit

Boring username · 16-07-2015 04:44PM

biko wrote: »

For anyone wondering what Daesh is - it's another name for the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria.

In 2014, Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius said: “This is a terrorist group and not a state. I do not recommend using the term Islamic State because it blurs the lines between Islam, Muslims and Islamists. The Arabs call it ‘Daesh’ and I will be calling them the ‘Daesh cutthroats’.”

British Ministers could start calling Isis 'Daesh' to prevent propaganda effect, Michael Fallon says
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/british-ministers-could-start-calling-isis-daesh-to-prevent-propaganda-effect-michael-fallon-says-10389316.html
The term 'Daesh' is based on an Arabic acronym of their name, and has pejorative meaning in Arabic.

And in a decision that will surprise no-one, the left wing BBC sympathisers and useful idiots point blank refuse to refer to IS/ISIS as Daesh. This is the same BBC that refused to call the Charlie Hebdo murderers 'terrorists'. And the same BBC that more or less appointed itself as the PR wing of the Labour party for the recent general election.

http://www.scotsman.com/news/uk/david-cameron-bbc-won-t-to-refer-to-is-as-daesh-1-3816315

Happily, the Tories will soon be gutting the BBC and clearing out the extremist leftie halfwits and apologists.

Flatzie_poo · 16-07-2015 04:44PM

foggy_lad wrote: »

The Gardai have an Anti-Terror Squad ! !

It's really just Brenda Fricker with a wooden spoon.

It's enough to keep me on the straight and narrow anyway!!

ISIS sympathizer arrested in dublin but then released

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