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Surely the biggest question here should be how the flying **** did he get to Italy?
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the liberal left, especially merkel, only do one thing in this situation, put there heads into the sand and put there fingers into there ears, I hear that many in the german police force are saying that merkel is insane, and some in the CDU party got wind of this, and they want to press charges on the policeman who have said this, this is more proof that merkel is more interested to persecute the german people, rather than to tackle islamic extremism, merkel's obsession with trying to change germany is a very dangerous thing to do, to open up the borders and to let in millions of people who have a different culture and religion and even norms will not bring tolerance or mutual respect, but will bring in war,terror,rape, and murder, merkels arrogance has put people at risk, and the situation will get worse very soon next year,
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The more that come in the more extremists and their supporters will enter our countries. Things will only get worse unless something is done now. I consider it a crime against our people to put them at this increased risk and blood will be on the hands of the politicians responsible. |
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We elect our politicians to serve us the people and it is their responsibility to do what is best for the people that elected them. Their priority should be Western subjects not those wanting to come here or political correctness. What the hell do we elect these people for. It is supposed to be for what is best for the British/Western people not for what is best for their own political careers and personal financial gain. |
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What we are doing by accepting this ISIS claim is legitimizing this killer and allowing him to be seen by others as a socio-political warrior. By accepting he was a foot soldier for ISIS, we allow him to be hailed a martyr by ISIS. Drop the word terrorist, replace with the word murderer because that's all this man should be remembered for.... A murdering evil scum bag. |
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Being in deep denial about the state of play isn't going to help anyone. |
Untruth or not, this is about adding fear to the general public whilst allowing this murderer to recieve some sort of status.
The sort of people who are perpetrating these acts are just criminals with mental health issues. In the Berlin case, the murderer was already a criminal before deciding to aggrandize his crimes as ‘serving a greater purpose’. There are plenty of lone people with mental illness and the sort of person who is/was willing and capable of perpetrating horrible acts is the sort of person that would of done it anyway, but the ISIS thing gives them something to hang on, they can feel supported if they align themselves with a terrorist organization and we, the public, reassure the perpetrator that he will be remembered as a terrorist and not just a murderer. |
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Branding them insane / petty murderers rather than Jihadists / Holy Warriors takes away their power and takes away part of what makes other lone-wolf would be martyrs want to do this sort of thing. They WANT to be remembered as Jihadists. That's WHY they do it, ffs. |
[QUOTE=Toy Santa;9109750]Exactly DR. I'm constantly amazed that in a post 9/11 world people STILL don't seem to understand the goal of terrorism (hint: IT'S IN THE ****ING NAME) and are willing - nay, desperate - to confirm repeatedly that it is working. Allowing ISIS to take credit for every attack whether it was ISIS planned or not, quite simply, gives them the tools to create martyrs, radicalise more extremists, kill more innocent people and spread more terror to achieve their goals of destroying Western freedom, liberty and individuality. Hello snoopers charter, come on in, have a cup of tea.
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The only ones giving them any real power are the politically correct fools who can't see further than the end of their noses. |
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ISIS are Salafi (an offshoot of Wahhabism) and their warring is about reform of the Islamic faith. Jihadists could be loyalists to their government or against their government. Jihadism could be an unhealthy divide between Shiites and Sunni and Jihad can also mean “internal struggle” which has nothing to do with being militarized. Most importantly, the use of force within 'Jihad' has some very strict exclusions which include no harm to women, children and vulnerable people such as the handicapped. Jihad is not a declaration of war against their own or other religions and therefore ISIS are not Jihadists. |
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Easy he was there before. |
3 arrested in Tunisia
one his nephew , who going to join him . The Evil Terrorist even sent money to his Nephew Ref: SkyNewsHD |
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