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kirklancaster 14-11-2015 08:57 AM

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Originally Posted by Adam. (Post 8284571)
It's all good saying that but they had no chance of catching him alive.

He doesn't do the fighting and his victims are brought to him so we would have to go through the whole organisation to find the leader which is pointless.

You're right Adam.

WHY does a ******* cockroach like him NEED or DESERVE a ******* trial?

Why would we risk ONE life in trying to track him down to arrest him and bring him before a jury?

His mate Corbyn would like it if he could have sat the filthy murdering bastard down on the terrace at Westminster to 'talk to him' and 'reason with him' while eating cucumber sandwiches and sipping Earl Grey from china cups.

"How many demented politicians does it take to change a light bulb?"
"Three - one to change it, one to ask it if it really wants to be changed, and Corbyn to speak to the press to protest that the light bulb should not be forced to be changed as there's nothing wrong with it. Light bulbs have rights too you know"

Livia 14-11-2015 09:00 AM

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Originally Posted by JoshBB (Post 8283950)
I, like corbyn, think he should have been trialled so we can really get to the bottom of these horrific crimes, and figure out how guilty he really was - and see if he will share anything that might help us save other lives. But honestly I'm still glad he's dead, this is just a preference really.

He was a terrorist and he just didn't deserve to be treated like a human being. I don't need to get to the bottom of what was on his mind. Kill them all, for me... there is no other way. They won't negotiate, they despise us and we have nothing they want. They won't stop till we wipe their kind off the face of the earth... or they do the same to us.

Johnnyuk123 14-11-2015 09:03 AM

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Originally Posted by Livia (Post 8282901)
So... hopefully, just about now, he's entering paradise to find 72 Virginians waiting for him.

Yeah but no ones told him there male. :joker::joker::joker:

waterhog 14-11-2015 09:04 AM

bye bye lad E - you failed as a jihadi 14.11.15



you are not blessed

and have to cover facially

in the uk you clearly expressed

it was your downfall actually.

you obviously were missing

i don't no what link

for your poor family i am kissing

because you have brought them to the brink.

you turned your back on freedom

this was not a nice pad

so deliberately targeting the united kingdom

john you was on the side of jihad.

yes i criticize our prime minister

i to think he has blood on his hand

but i would not dream of something so sinister

as david targets the low paid and leaves his footprint in the sand.

i hope the news is correct

and we get a confirmation trace

i will be surprised if this has a "Paris" connect

because "john" is already on the list to replace.

stronger together is no error

we will come out sweet

never will we back down to terror

what ever it takes we will defeat.

Mitchell 14-11-2015 09:11 AM

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Originally Posted by kirklancaster (Post 8284675)
Neither Corbyn nor his followers live in the REAL world.

I wouldn't generalise the fans, but I'm starting to wonder if Corbyn has any clue

Livia 14-11-2015 09:15 AM

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Originally Posted by Mitchell (Post 8284687)
I wouldn't generalise the fans, but I'm starting to wonder if Corbyn has any clue

Corbyn, who claims to be a man of peace, is a supporter of all kinds of terrorist organisations. I wouldn't trust him further than I could chuck a piano.

kirklancaster 14-11-2015 09:24 AM

The atrocities which have just happened in Paris are not a victory for the evil terrorists - they are a victory for every deluded, self-blind, ideological, liberal bleeding heart who for decades now have lambasted our lone voices crying in the wilderness when we warned of all this, and ridiculed our messages of truth as xenophobic and racist.

These 'bleeding hearts' have all been very successful. They have intimidated and bullied and frightened the majority - who DO agree with US - into silence, with their sermons on 'Political Correctness' because that majority dare not speak the truth for fear of being labelled xenophobic or racist.

Corbyn's election has figurehead of a major political party is the result of those decades of subversiveness just as the bombings and massacres across the 'Free' world are.

Did any of these terrorist bastards drop into Paris by parachute from ISIS Military Jets?

No, of course not.

The French LET them in. Welcomed them. Housed them, gave them benefits, educations, jobs.

Just like us.

Kizzy 14-11-2015 09:30 AM

What is wrong with talking for peace?
What has warring and bombing got... reactions like this.

Livia 14-11-2015 09:33 AM

What's the point of talking to people who want nothing from you and will give nothing in return? Hamas, for instance, doesn't negotiate,... they will never reach a peaceful agreement through discussion, doesn't stop Corbyn blowing smoke up their arse.

Nedusa 14-11-2015 09:37 AM

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Originally Posted by kirklancaster (Post 8284019)
Do you know Cherie this is a good point. This is EXACTLY what the bastards will do to show the world that he is still alive. But even if he is dead - and I pray he is - then I bet they are, as we write, frantically searching their ranks for another demon who is the same build and has the same evil eyes, so he can be masked up pretending to be Jihadi John as he beheads innocents in a propaganda video.

I wish ALL of the evil bastards were atomised.

Good point Kirk, but this could be a double edged sword for ISIS (if you pardon the pun) for anyone posing as JJ would attract the same concentrated effort by the West to send him a little visit from a drone....

Nedusa 14-11-2015 09:40 AM

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Originally Posted by kirklancaster (Post 8284703)
The atrocities which have just happened in Paris are not a victory for the evil terrorists - they are a victory for every deluded, self-blind, ideological, liberal bleeding heart who for decades now have lambasted our lone voices crying in the wilderness when we warned of all this, and ridiculed our messages of truth as xenophobic and racist.

These 'bleeding hearts' have all been very successful. They have intimidated and bullied and frightened the majority - who DO agree with US - into silence, with their sermons on 'Political Correctness' because that majority dare not speak the truth for fear of being labelled xenophobic or racist.

Corbyn's election has figurehead of a major political party is the result of those decades of subversiveness just as the bombings and massacres across the 'Free' world are.


Did any of these terrorist bastards drop into Paris by parachute from ISIS Military Jets?

No, of course not.

The French LET them in. Welcomed them. Housed them, gave them benefits, educations, jobs.

Just like us.


:clap1::clap1::clap1:

Kizzy 14-11-2015 09:41 AM

The violence is stepping up due to the airstrikes, there has to be some correlation. Peace talks are not 'blowing smoke'

Northern Monkey 14-11-2015 09:43 AM

Good news!I hope he burned slowly.
This is why US drone strikes are many times more accurate than the crazy Russians in their out of date jets dropping their dumbfire bombs on anyone who opposes Assad including the Free Syrian Army.I've seen footage of Russian bombs missing their targets in Syria.

As for Corbyn,If he actually believes troops should have gone in and captured this maniac and brought back it just proves at the very minimum what a tactically inept dangerous bastard he really is.
He would rather multiple US troops possibly died than an evil head chopping terrorist be taken out

OR

He has absolutely no clue what he is doing and is dangerously negligent.

Whichever it is let us hope this cretin never sees real power where he has to make decisions which affect the country and lives of the people in it.

waterhog 14-11-2015 09:50 AM

we should arrange a tea party and all have a cup of tea to world peace and invite all - sad this can not happen and this is why it is a fight we must win.

our freedom is not up for sale.

Nedusa 14-11-2015 09:51 AM

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Originally Posted by Kizzy (Post 8284718)
The violence is stepping up due to the airstrikes, there has to be some correlation. Peace talks are not 'blowing smoke'

But you cannot stop an elephant with a peashooter, these creatures only understand violence it's what they are, it's what they do, it's all they understand. Peace talks....excuse me... Peace talks, more like surrender talks

So in Mr Corben's strange world we make peace with ISIS let them form a state or caliphate and then recognise them internationally.

Next we give their struggling state as much money as they need in loans and aid and then they can go onto the international arms markets and buy even more powerful weapons of destruction, or on the black market maybe some nerve gas for example either way lots of nasty weapons with which to turn back onto the west.

Bloody hell...!!!

If it walks like a cockroach , talks like a cockroach then it probably is a cockroach , hard to eradicate but VERY , VERY necessary.

Kizzy 14-11-2015 10:03 AM

Yes well for all your expressive language when lines of communication were open there was the potential to find a peaceful solution.
As the bombings have begun and continue it's hard to say where it will end.

Northern Monkey 14-11-2015 10:13 AM

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Originally Posted by Kizzy (Post 8284737)
Yes well for all your expressive language when lines of communication were open there was the potential to find a peaceful solution.
As the bombings have begun and continue it's hard to say where it will end.

How can you possibly find a peaceful solution with people who's aim is to either convert you to a war mongering religion or kill you?
We have nothing they want.They want to turn the world into an Islamic caliphate.
What can you possibly say to them?Peace is the last thing on their mind.

We can either lay down and play dead while they kill us or we can fight back in the only language they understand and do it better than them.

Kizzy 14-11-2015 10:24 AM

That may be an emerging realisation, is talking not the first line of defence, why lambaste those who in the past attempted to forge a peaceful solution?

kirklancaster 14-11-2015 10:27 AM

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Originally Posted by Kizzy (Post 8284718)
The violence is stepping up due to the airstrikes, there has to be some correlation. Peace talks are not 'blowing smoke'

Mohammed cannot attend any peace talks at the moment, he's busy in some shaded secluded corner of a Western City:

"I tell you Ahmed, we have a duty to slaughter these infidels. Allah decrees it"

"I know this brother.... But I am afraid... I am afraid that if we slaughter one of theirs, they will retaliate."

"And if they do, and kill one of ours, we will slaughter twenty... A hundred of theirs."

"But where will it end my brother? If we bomb their cities, their innocents...Will not they then bomb our lands? What of my own family? My mother and Father? I fear for them"

"You are weak Ahmed. It is dangerous to be weak. Weakness is a Western disease. It infects only pigs. You are a soldier of Allah my brother and must be strong. We Soldiers of Allah must be strong in our bodies, our hearts and our minds. We must have faith in almighty Allah. You should be ashamed."

"I am sorry for my weakness Mohammed. May almighty Allah forgive me... And you my brother. May you forgive me."

"That is alright Ahmed, you are but 13 years old. You can be forgiven..... Now, strap on your bomb belt and let us not waste one moment more. There is a crowded cafe around the corner where glory awaits you.... Hurry my brother."

Livia 14-11-2015 10:27 AM

Because trying to negotiate with groups who do not negotiate is a waste of time.

Kizzy 14-11-2015 10:40 AM

Was Corbyn not attacked for associating with terrorist groups, is that not negotiating?

Northern Monkey 14-11-2015 10:41 AM

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Originally Posted by Kizzy (Post 8284759)
That may be an emerging realisation, is talking not the first line of defence, why lambaste those who in the past attempted to forge a peaceful solution?

Because by talking to these 'people' you are legitimising their actions as a valid means to an end.
You send the message that terrorism pays.

Livia 14-11-2015 10:43 AM

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Originally Posted by Kizzy (Post 8284776)
Was Corbyn not attacked for associating with terrorist groups, is that not negotiating?

What was it that he negotiated, exactly?

Nothing.

They use his support for publicity. British politician backs their cause... Negotiating with groups who are willing to negotiate is a good thing. Hamas - and others Corbyn has associated himself with - do not negotiate and want nothing from us. Pointless... and dangerous.

Livia 14-11-2015 10:44 AM

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Originally Posted by Northern Monkey (Post 8284778)
Because by talking to these 'people' you are legitimising their actions as a valid means to an end.
You send the message that terrorism pays.

Get out of my head, Monkey.

arista 14-11-2015 10:47 AM

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Originally Posted by Kizzy (Post 8284776)
Was Corbyn not attacked for associating with terrorist groups, is that not negotiating?


Yes but its not liked

Northern Monkey 14-11-2015 10:48 AM

This is also the reason why nothing can be done between Israel and Palestine whilst Hezbollah have any influence in Palestine.You can't negotiate with terrorists.

Kizzy 14-11-2015 10:48 AM

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Originally Posted by Northern Monkey (Post 8284778)
Because by talking to these 'people' you are legitimising their actions as a valid means to an end.
You send the message that terrorism pays.

Apart from talking how do you resolve issues.... blow each others brains out?

Denver 14-11-2015 10:48 AM

My views on this won't be shared but I think the death penalty should be brought back for anyone found guilty of being a terrorist.

Livia 14-11-2015 10:50 AM

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Originally Posted by Kizzy (Post 8284790)
Apart from talking how do you resolve issues.... blow each others brains out?

Surely that's a question for the terrorists and not for whose who would be willing to negotiate if there was any point.

kirklancaster 14-11-2015 10:55 AM

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Originally Posted by Kizzy (Post 8284776)
Was Corbyn not attacked for associating with terrorist groups, is that not negotiating?

Yeah - you're right. Lord Boothby 'associated' with Ronny Kray because he was trying to negotiate him out of a life of crime. And there was me thinking it was because he admired him and had an affinity with him because he was secretly homosexual too and could provide him with rent boys.

Whatever was I thinking?

Northern Monkey 14-11-2015 10:57 AM

"Apart from talking how do you resolve issues.... blow each others brains out?"

What else could possibly be done against ISIS?

Even if we did/could talk to them,What exactly do you think we would have to agree to in order to please them?
A European Islamic caliphate dictated by ISIS commanders?
ISIS flags over the houses of parliament?
All women must be veiled in public and subservient to their male leaders?
All homosexuals stoned to death at Wembley stadium?
Shariah law accross the west?

Kizzy 14-11-2015 11:00 AM

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Originally Posted by kirklancaster (Post 8284803)
Yeah - you're right. Lord Boothby 'associated' with Ronny Kray because he was trying to negotiate him out of a life of crime. And there was me thinking it was because he admired him and had an affinity with him because he was secretly homosexual too and could provide him with rent boys.

Whatever was I thinking?

I don't know what you're thinking, it has nothing to do with my point clearly.

kirklancaster 14-11-2015 11:02 AM

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Originally Posted by Kizzy (Post 8284790)
Apart from talking how do you resolve issues.... blow each others brains out?

:facepalm: This thread is descending into a Monty Python script.

Only PROBLEMS can be resolved by talking.

These terrorists have only one problem - How to rid the world of US -- in other words; anyone who does not believe what they believe.

How do you resolve that?

Sit down with them talk, then walk away to a respectable distance and behead yourself or blow yourself up?

I see posters coming soon from the deluded bleeding hearts:

"Support your favourite terrorists - give yourself a good old talking to then chop your own head off. Show them we care."

kirklancaster 14-11-2015 11:07 AM

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Originally Posted by Kizzy (Post 8284805)
I don't know what you're thinking, it has nothing to do with my point clearly.

It has EVERYTHING to do with your point actually.

Boothby - a woeful excuse for a politician - used his political position to associate with the type of people he REALLY admired, people who were like the REAL him.

Corbyn - a woeful excuse for a politician - used his political position to associate with the type of people he REALLY admired, people who were like the REAL him. Anti-Democratic, Anti-Semitic, Anti-Western Terrorists.

Kizzy 14-11-2015 11:11 AM

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Originally Posted by Northern Monkey (Post 8284804)
"Apart from talking how do you resolve issues.... blow each others brains out?"

What else could possibly be done against ISIS?

Even if we did/could talk to them,What exactly do you think we would have to agree to in order to please them?
A European Islamic caliphate dictated by ISIS commanders?
ISIS flags over the houses of parliament?
All women must be veiled in public and subservient to their male leaders?
All homosexuals stoned to death at Wembley stadium?
Shariah law accross the west?

Are you asking me a question or just involving me in your hypothetical?
There are two separate issues here, on one hand diplomats like Corbyn are criticised for attempting to forge some dialogue with certain groups, and on the other the rise of ISIS.
The two are totally independent of one another.

Kizzy 14-11-2015 11:12 AM

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Originally Posted by kirklancaster (Post 8284820)
It has EVERYTHING to do with your point actually.

Boothby - a woeful excuse for a politician - used his political position to associate with the type of people he REALLY admired, people who were like the REAL him.

Corbyn - a woeful excuse for a politician - used his political position to associate with the type of people he REALLY admired, people who were like the REAL him. Anti-Democratic, Anti-Semitic, Anti-Western Terrorists.

I'm sorry I really would rather you stick to the topic, involving analogy has never really worked for me.

Nedusa 14-11-2015 11:13 AM

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Originally Posted by kirklancaster (Post 8284760)
Mohammed cannot attend any peace talks at the moment, he's busy in some shaded secluded corner of a Western City:

"I tell you Ahmed, we have a duty to slaughter these infidels. Allah decrees it"

"I know this brother.... But I am afraid... I am afraid that if we slaughter one of theirs, they will retaliate."

"And if they do, and kill one of ours, we will slaughter twenty... A hundred of theirs."

"But where will it end my brother? If we bomb their cities, their innocents...Will not they then bomb our lands? What of my own family? My mother and Father? I fear for them"

"You are weak Ahmed. It is dangerous to be weak. Weakness is a Western disease. It infects only pigs. You are a soldier of Allah my brother and must be strong. We Soldiers of Allah must be strong in our bodies, our hearts and our minds. We must have faith in almighty Allah. You should be ashamed."

"I am sorry for my weakness Mohammed. May almighty Allah forgive me... And you my brother. May you forgive me."

"That is alright Ahmed, you are but 13 years old. You can be forgiven..... Now, strap on your bomb belt and let us not waste one moment more. There is a crowded cafe around the corner where glory awaits you.... Hurry my brother."

Excellent post Kirk, if you want to learn about the real history of islam then try looking at the you tube clip as described below

Why We Are Afraid, A 1400 Year Secret, by Dr Bill Warner"..

This describes in some detail the movements of Islam from 9th to 19th century . Have a look and then decide if you think this is a "peaceful" religion..

Northern Monkey 14-11-2015 11:28 AM

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Originally Posted by Kizzy (Post 8284826)
Are you asking me a question or just involving me in your hypothetical?
There are two separate issues here, on one hand diplomats like Corbyn are criticised for attempting to forge some dialogue with certain groups, and on the other the rise of ISIS.
The two are totally independent of one another.

They are'nt seperate issues?Corbyn would more than likely love to sit down with ISIS and have a good old chin wagg.Unfortunately by doing so he would
A) Get nowhere
And
B) Show the world that terrorism gets you a platform to air your warped views

The only course of action against these terrorists is to destroy them or to weaken them into submission.However long it takes.It is a war that they started and they must face the consequences.

Kizzy 14-11-2015 11:36 AM

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Originally Posted by Northern Monkey (Post 8284847)
They are'nt seperate issues?Corbyn would more than likely love to sit down with ISIS and have a good old chin wagg.Unfortunately by doing so he would
A) Get nowhere
And
B) Show the world that terrorism gets you a platform to air your warped views

The only course of action against these terrorists is to destroy them or to weaken them into submission.However long it takes.It is a war that they started and they must face the consequences.

They are separate as Corbyn hasn't attempted to talk with ISIS either....

Northern Monkey 14-11-2015 11:48 AM

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Originally Posted by Kizzy (Post 8284864)
They are separate as Corbyn hasn't attempted to talk with ISIS either....

I never said he did.
He would if he got the chance though........

And he would fail and he would be legitimising their actions.


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