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whilst paddletoe is right in so far as the extremists feed on the publicity they garner from atrocities so inhibiting this would prevent them from boasting of their "achievements" but the idea of democracy includes a free press which gives complete freedom to offer full reporting without restrictions so it is somewhat of a paradox
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xmoney.......dont spoil burtons and twonkys night
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I can't understand why a suicide bomber wasn't used surely it would have been easier?
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cardiff I assure you it will not ruin my night, I am open on this it could quite be as simple as Islamic terrorists
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the shopping mall in africa...mumbai.........both done this way.......or forgot........that was the israelies as well
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yes it does look as though they could be home grown nutters they spoke fluent French
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British secret service told to get Mr A. Windsor off the front pages
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don't worry Leopard the Guardian are still running it they're not going large on the Paris story
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A media black out was just one idea. It would be limited to a short period only and unless it was clear what I meant it was so that not only would the actions of the terrorists be kept away from the public but the actions of special forces could be kept away from the public so there would be no questions asked when they would use this period to take out some of the leaders of these groups within each country.
Something more should have been done when you had a lot of the rotten eggs in the same basket at the same time in Iraq when they were killing innocent people who were no threat to them. They should have been smoked then. |
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twonky........they were from yemen
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repatriate the lot now. better to do it in a peaceful orderly fashion. rather than wait till they do something much worse and civil war erupts
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According to unconfirmed reports, French police have identified the three suspects linked to the Paris attack on the offices of Charlie Hebdo, which left 12 people dead.
Two of the suspects are believed to be brothers, identified as Said and Cherif Kouachi. The brothers are in their early 30s, are of French nationality, and reside in Paris. A third suspect, Hamyd Mourad, 18, is said to be from Reims. Police believe he is a high school student. 35-year-old Cheriff Kouachi, was convicted on terrorism charges in 2008. According to a 2008 Bloomberg report, he was first arrested in Paris in January 2005, when he was caught trying to fly to Damascus, Syria, on his way to join the Iraqi insurgency. Cheriff Kouachi reportedly told a court that he was inspired by detainee abuse by U.S. troops at Baghdad's infamous Abu Ghraib prison, though he claimed he was relieved he was stopped In the 2005 Pittsburgh Tribune Review report, citing Kouachi's lawyer, it stated that the would-be terrorist was not religious, drank alcohol, smoked marijuana, had premarital sex with his girlfriend and had a job delivering pizzas. At the time, Kouachi had learned "the basics" on how to handle Kalashnikovs, Le Monde reported.He was convicted in 2008 of terrorism charges for helping funnel fighters to Iraq's insurgency and given a three-year sentence, half of which was suspended. The assailants, who have been linked to a Yemeni terrorist network, were armed with Kalashnikov rifles and are believed to be trained in military combat. It has been suggested they may be radicalised jihadists who have recently returned from Syria. |
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The getaway seemed surprisingly very easy to me. Highly trained, or lucky??
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don't worry Leopard the Guardian are still running it they're not going large on the Paris story
Burton, the guardian is a rottenpaper, they will be twisting and turning trying to blame anything other than Islam but this may go down as a turning point within Europe and its approach towards Islam. It is time we stopped apologising for murdering terrorists. |
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Interesting post IS, given they were masked.
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IS............no mention of mossad then???????????
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the Iraq war just gives & gives
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Newsnight now
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Nothing to do with Iraq. Algerian Muslims have been carrying out massacres in France for 60 years. See FAN and the ludicrously named "café wars".
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FLN!
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WIKI have already got pages up on the dead cartoonists.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Georges_Wolinski The above's daughter posted words before that cut me to the bone.... "Daddy's dead - not Wolinski" |
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the French police are certainly on the ball
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Surrounded a building and say.... "It will end tonight"
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Last night of Cosi Fan Tutti Opera?
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live link
http://streema.com/tv/play/BFM_TV |
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video not live, feck wanted to see some action
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Says live (Direct)
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studio live, video just repeating .
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Couldn't be liveI suppose as the bad guys could be watching on Laptop
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Burton, the guardian is a rottenpaper
I've just had a look treetop, they have allowed no comments to be printed under the story like most papers do. |
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Ovalman. 07 Jan 15 20:23
Kweev, we'll have to stop throwing bricks at each other at some stage and throw them at these bastards. I'm sure of it. And it's Londonderry Michael Not on the side of the water I was living! (As an aside, people here seem to have forgotten that Christians used to blow each other to pieces in the UK not so very long ago. There are NO 'religions of peace' in my book, just religions of bullsh!t. Apologies to Buddhists!) |
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I like the 'Niddah' part of the jewish religion...
Wide birth IMHO.. |
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and on sky they have a french journo whingeing how bad the muslims are situated in france - guess what she is too - lucky woman lives in london!!!
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Why do apologists like twonky come out to try and confuse the issue. Bet he feels like a real twonk now haha!!
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Joke - read what Buddhists did to Sadhu Sundar Singh...and many Buddhist monks in Scotland charged with molestation...
"Thai monk SLAPS English-speaking man on a train 'three times' " Youtube. Read Victor Trimondi about violence and Buddhism. |
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“A Mohammedan preacher went to preach Islam in Scandinavia. There the people asked him what they would have to do in the event of their becoming Muslims. Amongst the five duties prescribed, he mentioned the month’s fast when they would have to fast from sunset but feast during the night. They laughed and told him that Mohammedanism was evidently not meant for that part of the world where at one time of the year there is no night.” SADHU SUNDAR SINGH.
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well if you want to first with 'breaking-news' you need to make it up surely..
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I was interested in Burton Brewers' post about the percentage of muslims in various countries and its effect on things.
I would dispute, howver, his figure of only 2.7% in the United Kingdom. My sources suggest that the 2011 census showed 4.8% of the British population were muslim and, more worrying still, a massive 9.1% of British children under five were muslim. |
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I truly worry about these stats for my children's sake. I think we need to start putting measures in place to start reversing this trend very very soon.
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yes you, Ifor and many millions more think the same.
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