Attacks in Paris

IanBishopsHaircut said:
WTF

How convenient @prestwichblue

Never let a good story get in the way of the truth eh?

Getting gagged here?

Where's the agenda thread?

For anyone wanted to read the bluemoon censored article it's here

http://blogs.new.spectator.co.uk/20...paris-attacks-had-something-to-do-with-islam/
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There really is a ban against full articles. A violation of copyright law. We were warned by the Mirror and Ric sensibly changed the forum policy

You can post an excerpt of about 3 paragraphs. Excerpts are legal, reprinting the full article isn't legal. PB is a good guy, he's just protecting the owner.
 
@Damocles

- Majid Nawaz
- Ayaan Hirsi AlI

Last time this topic came up, on the issue of the culpability for this violence you very much gave credence to the ideology of IS, their victim narrative. The narrative that the West more or less bears the ultimate culpability for the violence in the Arab world.

You played down the role of religion, and instead focused on Western Imperialism, of parts of the Muslim world withdrawing within themselves in response to the growing influence of Western culture on the world.

You didn't know who those two names were I've listed above.

Please read some of their work, their stories, and make an effort to genuine discussion.
 
bluemick1 said:
Saudi Arabia are thought to be the main sponsor for groups such as Al Qaeda and possibly Isis. Surely the powers that be should be putting pressure on the likes of Saudi Arabia to clamp down on the donors/sympathisers who are throwing money to these terrorist groups
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Biggest cunts with Israel, USA , and this place

Sending people to war you fucking shit

You wouldn't do it government poedo shitheads

ps wasn't aimed at you Blue ;)
 
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big blue balls said:
Something is going on in Cologne, streets sealed off
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Europe is jittery now - will last a few days then it all becomes chippy paper - thats the biggest problem I suppose. Prior to this 41 were killed in Beirut and nobody went mad over it on here and by last week Charlie Hebdo was that place where that thing happened- we all forget and get on with the "important" stuff like mortgages - arranging broadband and thinking of Christmas. Perhaps we should remember and all pressurize our leaders to actually do something proper to sort this?
 
bluethrunthru said:
Europe is jittery now - will last a few days then it all becomes chippy paper - thats the biggest problem I suppose. Prior to this 41 were killed in Beirut and nobody went mad over it on here and by last week Charlie Hebdo was that place where that thing happened- we all forget and get on with the "important" stuff like mortgages - arranging broadband and thinking of Christmas. Perhaps we should remember and all pressurize our leaders to actually do something proper to sort this?
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Yep everywhere getting jittery, this in Cologne is a parked car full of bags with a note stuck to it, find out more in 5 mins
 
bluethrunthru said:
Europe is jittery now - will last a few days then it all becomes chippy paper - thats the biggest problem I suppose. Prior to this 41 were killed in Beirut and nobody went mad over it on here and by last week Charlie Hebdo was that place where that thing happened- we all forget and get on with the "important" stuff like mortgages - arranging broadband and thinking of Christmas. Perhaps we should remember and all pressurize our leaders to actually do something proper to sort this?
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That's just life we have to move on
 
After last night I felt I needed to know a bit more about the threat we face. I'm halfway through a book by a Irish Journalist called Patrick Cockburn "The Rise of the Islamic State" . He's been a correspondent in the Middle East since 1991. Its a compelling read and certainly opened my eyes on how serious this situation is. The authorities face a nightmare with the different groups operating under Sunni's and Shia's and how big the ISIS has become and how they have regrouped and become more organised and destructive since they were Al Queda. I'm only a third through the book but the Americans (common knowledge I suppose) seem to have made the situation worse and have also inadvertently sent arms to certain groups which have ended up being seized by ISIS.
 
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