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Was he a straight A student?
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I doubt he will.
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why will Corbyn be gutted?
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He'll be doggedly seeking the legal basis for his killing.
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Where was he from Syria?
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sky saying it is a coup for the french authorities
I would say it was more a fkn disaster |
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Yeah, he should have rehabilitated.
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*have been
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Has he been Cirque du Soleil-ed to rest?
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the voice of reason has returned
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His female cousin blew herself up. Some say it was also his wife. This is another problem with radical muslims, they are inbred and so likely to have physical and mental problems.
One of the french attackers smoked drugs, drank alcohol and never went to the mosque which is all 'forbidden' and he killed 100's of innocents in the name of his god. They are hypocrital evil fools. |
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How many virgins will he be getting ...
probably just a scrawny granny if he did drugs, drank and gambled. Still, I bet he didn't eat bacon or like dogs. |
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It's a shame that they couldn't have tortured them for a few years before killing them. Let's have some proper deterrents please!
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thats the west for you decide on a self proclaimed leader kill him and declare you,ve weakened isis,jihadi john was the muppet the leaders got to do there dirty work a non entity in the world of isis and we,ve spent millions of quid and time tracking him down as they have 100,s of other executioners killing syrians,etc everyday,posterboy for the dailymail
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still to get the aussie ISIS bloke
drop a ton of xxxx on him |
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We still dont know if this bloke is really the ringleader.
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you mean leader of the pack
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Id its on the internet its true Sonko
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'The woman - Hasna Aitboulahcen - was the cousin of the terror mastermind, according to three police officials.
It is believed she detonated a suicide vest after a brief exchange with police officers. According to the official, one of the officers asked: “Where is your boyfriend?” and she responded angrily: “He’s not my boyfriend”. Then there was an explosion. Sounds like they'd had a bit of a domestic ![]() |
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Hasna.... you're only supposed to blow the bloody doors off!
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burley on sky obscessed with her been a woman,glad she was coming back from domino,s or burley would be in meltdown,
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'according to reports' her spine landed on a police car.
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Will they play bits and pieces by dave clark 5 at her funeral?
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New meaning to the phrase spineless cowards.
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I left my heart in San Farncisco, I left my spine in St Denis,I left my knee in old Tralee
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HH Sultan Vinegar 19 Nov 15 16:22
'according to reports' her spine landed on a police car. so gross,put me off my dinner ![]() |
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it put me in mind of when I ballsed up an order in a Spanish restaurant out in the sticks.
Thought I was asking for a steak, got the spinal chord of a bull that had been killed that day floating in some insipid malodorous stew? ![]() |
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like me Portugal I ordered calamari/chips --and got a squid on my plate
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someone said she was in pieces after splitting rom her "boyfriend"
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She was the Eddie the Eagle of suicide bombers. She took no innocent people with her and managed to take an accomplice with her!
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She was the archetypal straight A student that lights up the room.
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A real opportunity here for some Chancer Human Rights Lawyers to bring a case against the Security Forces. No doubt a delegation are already en route to Paris to assist the locals who may not quite have the level of experience of their brethren over here.
In Britain, the Commander of the Met would probably have had to have a signed letter of authority from Chamois Chuckherbutty before being allowed to pull the trigger. France has shown the way, at least where an aggressive rapid response is concerned. I suggest those in France or the UK who don't like it go off to Syria, where their fledgling ISIL Paradise State is being built. |
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yeah their aggressive rapid response was fine just a pity their intelligence in the first place wasn't .
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mobo • November 19, 2015 12:56 PM GMT
sky saying it is a coup for the french authorities I would say it was more a fkn disaster Can you expand on that mobo please. Not really sure, given the circumstances, what other outcome could have been sought. |
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sky said it was a coup for the french police/govt
I would say it was a disaster - they even had warnings about the first attack complete intelligence fail failure of interpol failure of the open borders approach by the eu failure of immigration and the development of ghettoes which supply these terrorists aided and supported by the immigration mad eu if anything the prime mover of this is the ideology of the EU it is gutless and pro immingration more of this to come |
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I agree with you on some of your points but to attack the French on the basis of the fact that they had wind of the attack is wrong.
They knew there was to be an attack but not where or when. France is a big place but so is Paris even if they knew that much. Very difficult to defend against terrorism of this nature as everyone and everywhere is a potential target. Anyways given the circumstances I'd say this was a major coup for the French and probably saved quite a few innocent lives. |
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it shows you have to invest greatly in intelligence with modern technology to listen in and to break codes etc but presumably the best way to really get an insight into their working methods is to have "spies" on the ground but of course that comes at immense risk if you are identified by them
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The ringleader was involved in 4 of 6 stalled attacks but still seems to have been able to move freely across france ? Some big questions to be asked there and we shouldnt rely on the french for intelligence feeds.
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