Jihadist returning from Syria.

[Margaret Pilkington]

Your wall still isn't big enough
so what you are saying is that what the IS regime is doing is right?
What about the Yadzidi tribe......what did they do to deserve being murdered?

[Margaret Pilkington]

ah...... Counterpunch...that left wing radical monthly American journal.
Who is Gurikai Chengdu?

[Less]

Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington

Your wall still isn't big enough
so what you are saying is that what the IS regime is doing is right?
What about the Yadzidi tribe......what did they do to deserve being murdered?

Probably had an average age of over 65, no wonder he would condone it!

I believe his new signature will be the following:-

Cull them all!

[Accyexplorer]

Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington

Your wall still isn't big enough
so what you are saying is that what the IS regime is doing is right?
What about the Yadzidi tribe......what did they do to deserve being murdered?

No, what I'm saying is, when you arm,fund and train a group of folk to kill you can't whinge when they do just that.
Isis are evil but the US isn't far behind them (In fact their probably way ahead) imo.
No one deserves to be murdered (well apart from a few sexual offenders perhaps).

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Originally Posted by Accyexplorer

No, what I'm saying is, when you arm,fund and train a group of folk to kill you can't whinge when they do just that.
Isis are evil but the US isn't far behind them (In fact their probably way ahead) imo.
No one deserves to be murdered (well apart from a few sexual offenders perhaps).

No, the above is what you have just said, what you actually said is:-

Originally Posted by Accyexplorer

Some say Isis (formally known as mujahideen) was



How's that reap what you sow song go again

Which leaves your meaning open to many interpretations THAT is why you felt the need to hide behind a wall.

[Margaret Pilkington]

but you are relying on a media source for your information.
Media sources have one thing in common and that is to present information with their own slant on it to sell their publication.
We cannot change what has happened in the past. We cannot even change what happens in the future(because the future shifts just as you think you have a hold on it) we can only change what is happening now.
Your posts to this thread sound like apologists for those who have left these shores to fight for a foreign state, against us...almost condoning their actions and that, I find incomprehensible...especially in the light of the news coming out of Syria that another aid worker has been barbarically butchered for propaganda reasons.

[cashman]

Wonder if hes ever considered ISIS are quite happy that complete knobheads are blaming the western world fer em beheading innocent aid workers?

[Restless]

Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington

but you are relying on a media source for your information.

Dont we all?

[Accyexplorer]

Originally Posted by cashman

Wonder if hes ever considered ISIS are quite happy that complete knobheads are blaming the western world fer em beheading innocent aid workers?

The "complete knobheads" are the ones who think the western worlds armies are any better than Isis imo C

[cashman]

Originally Posted by Accyexplorer

The "complete knobheads" are the ones who think the western worlds armies are any better than Isis imo C

Yer very similar to n alcoholic, the last to recognize.

[Eric]

It should be obvious ... indeed it is obvious ... that the greatest threat to world stability is militant Islam. (And the most dangerous potentially rogue state is Pakistan.) Fortunately, the world oil "picture" is changing. The U. S. of Eh is becoming less and less dependent on oil from the Middle East, and the Arab oil producers, and OPEC in general, can no longer threaten to "turn off the tap" as they did in '73. With the increase in US production and the probable approval of the Keystone XL pipeline from Canada to America, there will be a secure and adequate supply of oil to this continent. Bottom line is, we won't have to kiss Saudi ass any more. We can move to a position of "screw you and the camel you rode in on".

We can only hope that "peaceful muslims" will smarten up and condemn outright and unequivocally jihadists and the extremist Imams who encourage and radicalize muslim youth to take up arms against the decadent West ... you know, the place that gives them all the benefits of democracy, and provides them with a home that is not a medieval shiite hole. Of course, I ain't holding my breath on this last bit.

[Margaret Pilkington]

Originally Posted by Eric

We can only hope that "peaceful muslims" will smarten up and condemn outright and unequivocally jihadists and the extremist Imams who encourage and radicalize muslim youth to take up arms against the decadent West ... you know, the place that gives them all the benefits of democracy, and provides them with a home that is not a medieval shiite hole. Of course, I ain't holding my breath on this last bit.

I am glad you aren't holding your breath.....because I reckon the wait will be a long one.

[accyman]

i can think of one person who is going to make a hell of a lot of money from people refused re-entry to the uk

tony blairs wife would have been licking her lips at the thought of all the money she will screw out of the legal aid system when this news was announced

[Eric]

Just read a piece on CBC website ... I'm not going to bother to put in a link; you can find it if you wish ... about Canadians joining the Kurds to fight against ISIS. There is some concern that the volunteers could face prosecution because the Kurds may be committing war crimes. Here goes: "Kurdish forces have been accused of violating international law. On more than one occasion, they have presented prisoners to journalists to be interviewed on camera. That is a violation of the Geneva Convention." Mmmm .... let me think about this .... Now, all ISIS does is haul their prisoners before the cameras, politely, and with great delicacy remove their heads, and post the videos on the net. I think I have to spark up another one and give some more thought to heinous Kurdish war crimes.