Grinner
Not fat gutted. Hirsuteness of shoulders TBD.
This makes me think that Britain should not be leaving Europe. We need to stand together.
I've never looked at it as infiltration. Many people we consider extremists are born and raised here. They may even be 3rd or 4th generation Belgian citizens. I'm 29 years old, what right would I have to consider people who may even have been Belgian citizens since before I was born infiltrants? The vast majority of them obviously want to lead a life in peace here. We cannot forget that and get caught up in a narrative of "us vs them".This is getting a little overwhelming just to digest, I cannot honestly fathom how people living within Belgium are even coming to terms with the fact that the extremists have infiltrated into their country to this level.
The ONLY option is to make the entire area a complete wasteland and then focus on the splinter cells in Europe. I didn't say it was a good option, I didn't say it's not a completely ridiculous, horrifically immoral option, I know it is, but if you want terrorism to stop you kill the infection, kill the cancer at it's source and don't stop until you make sure everything is gone. Cancer can crop up again and IS are a cancer just as extremist terrorism is full stop. Kill it all off.
But your average Muslim wouldn't blow themselves up either because that's straight up suicide, so no, they don't know about the religion.And you know this how???
You think that your average criminal would blow himself up just to avoid capture?
Yeah. It was shocking when it happened back then and they announced that one of the people involved was a doctor. What ever happened to, 'First Do No Harm?'Thanks, so it wasn't London attacks but Glasgow. Sad, really, that this cruel islamistic ideology infects people across all sorts of education.
This is beyond ridiculous. It is not the only option at all, it's not even an option.
I think he's caught a case of the Trumps.
Hope you're feeling better by the way, mate.
I've never looked at it as infiltration. Many people we consider extremists are born and raised here. They may even be 3rd or 4th generation Belgian citizens. I'm 29 years old, what right would I have to consider people who may even have been Belgian citizens since before I was born infiltrants? The vast majority of them obviously want to lead a life in peace here. We cannot forget that and get caught up in a narrative of "us vs them".
Thanks, so it wasn't London attacks but Glasgow. Sad, really, that this cruel islamistic ideology infects people across all sorts of education.
So my dad was at the airport when the explosions happened. He actually heard it and wasn't far from it. He's been evacuated and has now checked in a hotel. Been in touch with him and he seems fine (he is an ex army officer so guess that counts for something). Feels fecking weird when a family member is within an attack radius..
The first line of defence and most effective are the 'good' muslims.
Let's humour this crazy idea of turning the Middle East into ash and ignore the moral implications. Do you not see there being a bigger radicalisation issue if you turn the region into toast? If a reckless foreign policy in Iraq and Libya was enough to empower these groups, what the feck do you think 'turning the region into a wasteland' is going to do?
thanks manfeck mate. Glad your dad is safe.
The attackers are French and Belgium. Or at least, the Paris attackers were.
British terrorists attacked Britain.
French and Belgium attackers attacked Paris.
French terrorists attacked Charlie Hebdo
Chechen/Russia/American terrorists attacked Boston.
And so on
Well that's why I originally said for this to work and for us to be free from our definition of terrorism we need to kill anyone who could be reasonably radicalised in the first place. So aside from nuking the middle east (and that sounds so simple) you'd also have to kill all the splinter cells in Africa, Asia, Europe and America plus anyone who follows the same values but in a more moderate manner (i.e. innocent Muslims if we're targeting Muslim terrorists who would almost certainly turn radical if such a thing were to happen).
I didn't say it was a good or a moral way of doing things, just that to stop terrorism you basically need to think like a terrorist. Dehumanise everyone and kill the ones that don't agree with our way of life. To them, we're the terrorists and they wouldn't think twice about killing us.
All it really highlights is that it's a thankless task for the intelligence services and the governments in charge of our societies because we're constantly under threat.
We will end up in an Orwellian dystopian society of surveillance where thought is prohibited just to make sure no attacks like this happen in the future. But even that will fall apart because there'll always be a resistance. We're humans and we like to argue. Arguments lead to fights, fights lead to wars, wars lead to oblivion.
Like you say, it happens in every country in Europe, although I do think we share the blame for that. Our policy towards the immigration in Molenbeek has been way too soft, we left the situation untouched for too long and a lot of (young) people felt alienated from our lifestyle, way of thinking, western values and whatnot. They feel like they're never going to fit in, that they're never going to get a proper job because of their names, stuff like that. They create a very dangerous 'us vs them' mentaility and start to look for happiness in radicalization. It happens across all layers of society but when you've got so many people living together like in Molenbeek who fit the profile and are easily influenced, it's not really surprising. It's sad, of course, but I think a lot of those problems could have been avoided if we intervened earlier. Not that I know what solutions we might have come up with, mind you.I don't mean infiltration in the general sense that these people migrated there, I meant infiltration more or less in terms of radical ideology and how it is spreading to people who have been born into a good situation in Europe.
One thing in common , their religion. and homegrown is the easy label, they aren't French or Brits or American they are nothing but Islamists.
Well that's why I originally said for this to work and for us to be free from our definition of terrorism we need to kill anyone who could be reasonably radicalised in the first place. So aside from nuking the middle east (and that sounds so simple) you'd also have to kill all the splinter cells in Africa, Asia, Europe and America plus anyone who follows the same values but in a more moderate manner (i.e. innocent Muslims if we're targeting Muslim terrorists who would almost certainly turn radical if such a thing were to happen).
I didn't say it was a good or a moral way of doing things, just that to stop terrorism you basically need to think like a terrorist. Dehumanise everyone and kill the ones that don't agree with our way of life. To them, we're the terrorists and they wouldn't think twice about killing us.
All it really highlights is that it's a thankless task for the intelligence services and the governments in charge of our societies because we're constantly under threat.
We will end up in an Orwellian dystopian society of surveillance where thought is prohibited just to make sure no attacks like this happen in the future. But even that will fall apart because there'll always be a resistance. We're humans and we like to argue. Arguments lead to fights, fights lead to wars, wars lead to oblivion.
Exactly what I thought.Glad you weren't knocking about in Northern Ireland back in the day, you'd have incinerated the entire island by now.
Good to hear your Dad is okay.So my dad was at the airport when the explosions happened. He actually heard it and wasn't far from it. He's been evacuated and has now checked in a hotel. Been in touch with him and he seems fine (he is an ex army officer so guess that counts for something). Feels fecking weird when a family member is within an attack radius.
If you had read my posts, you'd know why I'm pointing this out. Whenever a terror attack has been carried out by home-grown terrorists, politicians, media et al come up with the 'solution' that education is the answer to prevent these cases. My point is it isn't. At least not for everyone.Why are you so bothered about their education levels?
Universities across the world are full of students with fervent passions for their ideals, they have long been a breeding grounds for radical ideological movements of all types.
I agree completely. Here in the UK it's mainly 2nd or 3rd generation Muslims who get redicalised. They are British Born and Bred and taught to hate by sliver tonged men who would never go near a suicide bomb themselves.I've never looked at it as infiltration. Many people we consider extremists are born and raised here. They may even be 3rd or 4th generation Belgian citizens. I'm 29 years old, what right would I have to consider people who may even have been Belgian citizens since before I was born infiltrants? The vast majority of them obviously want to lead a life in peace here. We cannot forget that and get caught up in a narrative of "us vs them".
The ONLY option is to make the entire area a complete wasteland and then focus on the splinter cells in Europe.
Plenty of Muslims in Europe, Asia, Australisia, Africa, North America & South America too though, so they'll all have to be next in line for a nuking to be sure... Antarctica should be good though, we can live there
They *are* French, Brits or Americans though, that's part of the problem. Ignoring that would lead to a rather less subtle and accurate view of the situation.
Cut to Muslims melting ice caps and training suicide penguins. No Antarctica for you buddy.
Damn it, we colonised Mars yet?
Eh? Surely the reason these attacks are happening, the reason people join the likes of ISIS, is a direct consequence of bombing various parts of the Middle East for the past decade or more. Your 'ONLY' solution is exactly what ISIS want to happen: they can build a recruitment drive around it. The best solution would be to steer well clear and not make ourselves targets by continually doing what you are advocating - that strategy has been shown to be totally ineffective since 911, and before that even.
Exactly. Such a ridiculous suggestion. I mean, there are 50m Muslims in Europe alone.Plenty of Muslims in Europe, Asia, Australisia, Africa, North America & South America too though, so they'll all have to be next in line for a nuking to be sure... Antarctica should be good though, we can live there
I'm not a big fan of concentration camps, but I hope they would be used before nuclear weapons.Exactly. Such a ridiculous suggestion. I mean, there are 50m Muslims in Europe alone.
Concentration camps next? That's the line of thinking some in this thread are going down.
Well that's why I originally said for this to work and for us to be free from our definition of terrorism we need to kill anyone who could be reasonably radicalised in the first place. So aside from nuking the middle east (and that sounds so simple) you'd also have to kill all the splinter cells in Africa, Asia, Europe and America plus anyone who follows the same values but in a more moderate manner (i.e. innocent Muslims if we're targeting Muslim terrorists who would almost certainly turn radical if such a thing were to happen).
I didn't say it was a good or a moral way of doing things, just that to stop terrorism you basically need to think like a terrorist. Dehumanise everyone and kill the ones that don't agree with our way of life. To them, we're the terrorists and they wouldn't think twice about killing us.
All it really highlights is that it's a thankless task for the intelligence services and the governments in charge of our societies because we're constantly under threat.
We will end up in an Orwellian dystopian society of surveillance where thought is prohibited just to make sure no attacks like this happen in the future. But even that will fall apart because there'll always be a resistance. We're humans and we like to argue. Arguments lead to fights, fights lead to wars, wars lead to oblivion.
Are you deliberately invoking the spirit of Chamberlain?Ignore it , it will just go away. Peace will naturally occur in Europe.
Eh? Surely the reason these attacks are happening, the reason people join the likes of ISIS, is a direct consequence of bombing various parts of the Middle East for the past decade or more. Your 'ONLY' solution is exactly what ISIS want to happen: they can build a recruitment drive around it. The best solution would be to steer well clear and not make ourselves targets by continually doing what you are advocating - that strategy has been shown to be totally ineffective since 911, and before that even.