Paris Shootings. - Page 23

Margaret Pilkington · 22-03-2016, 20:49

aah Less...you know me too well.

keith higson · 22-03-2016, 23:30

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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington

There is just too much pussyfooting around(don't want to offend these sensitive people....so sensitive that they can behead those who do not follow their brand of religion)...no decisive action by any of the politicians in Europe....well, that is apart from Frau Merkel inviting potential terrorists into the heart of her country....and into Europe.
Expect more events like this one. It is inevitable.

What about Brussels - where next - Oswaldtwistle _ I kid you not

keith higson · 24-03-2016, 01:35

Here in New South Wales we have a 16yrs old girl who is on charges of sending monies to aid the ISIS , she cannot be named due to the fact that she is a minor. I agree with this but the law should be altered so that if she and any other person who commits an henious crime should be named, photographed and any other means that will identify them so that they are known to law abiding subjects.

accyman · 24-03-2016, 01:45

i think in cases where feelings towards somone accused could run deep names should be withheld until a guilty verdict is reached and if found innocent the press and media banned from ever naming them regarding what they were accused of as even an innocent verdict isnt enough for most people

once however a guilty verdict is reached then regardless of age they should be named

DaveinGermany · 22-03-2017, 17:14

Anyone following the news today? Remembrances in Mollenbeek 1 year on from the terrorist attacks & it appears one of "Alis Snack bar" retards has run down several innocents in his car & then taken a knife to several armed UK Coppers round parliament way! Coincidence, or malice aforethought?

Rowlf · 22-03-2017, 18:20

what ever it is Dave it is terrible. It seems no where is safe any more any where. It is very sad.

Margaret Pilkington · 22-03-2017, 19:11

I would suggest it is malice.

odders · 22-03-2017, 19:57

Don't give them the publicity they want, poor soul lost his life protecting our freedom . I just touched down in Vegas to hear the news. I will light a candle and go church rather than partying tonight.

Barrie Yates · 22-03-2017, 20:57

Sky News slipped up earlier on - they showed the perp on a stretcher, nothing covering his face so probably not dead, but you could clearly see, heavy bearded, very short hair (shaved ?), very sun-tanned. The next time they showed that same scene his face had been pixellated out.

Margaret Pilkington · 22-03-2017, 21:19

It is the same with the online newspapers, face can be clearly seen.
At least the man was taken out...save us having to keep him in jail and stops him claiming human rights...I know that may sound callous but that is how I see it. This murderer has no human rights...to have human rights you have to be HUMAN...he was a coward of the lowest order.
ISIS have claimed it as their handiwork...well, they would wouldn't they?

Accyexplorer · 22-03-2017, 21:39

Here we go again,all you need is enough hate,next time it could be Accrington

Margaret Pilkington · 22-03-2017, 21:48

Am I not permitted to detest someone who murders and maims people going about their daily lives(some of them foreign nationals, tourists)?
What do you think the family of the deceased are feeling right now?
Do you applaud the actions of this murderer?
What is it in my post that is untrue.....? Perhaps you don't think this murderer should have been taken out, or perhaps you feel he was not a coward.
Yes, it could happen anywhere...even Accrington.

Accyexplorer · 22-03-2017, 21:57

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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington

Am I not permitted to detest someone who murders and maims people going about their daily lives(some of them foreign nationals, tourists)?
What do you think the family of the deceased are feeling right now?
Do you applaud the actions of this murderer?
What is it in my post that is untrue.....? Perhaps you don't think this murderer should have been taken out, or perhaps you feel he was not a coward.
Yes, it could happen anywhere...even Accrington.

Margaret,my comment wasn't referring to anything you have said in your comments.I am fully aware of,and respect,your opinion on this subject.

I also assume with have discussed these kind of attacks before hence "here we go again".

My thoughts are with those directly effected by today's attack.

DaveinGermany · 23-03-2017, 05:21

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Originally Posted by Accyexplorer

Here we go again, (Aye the religion of peace .... again) all you need is enough hate (and it seems its followers are full of it), next time it could be Accrington

(anywhere there is sufficient numbers of these "people" you can pretty much guarantee it at some level)

You didn't quite make your statement clear enough until challenged so hardly surprising you're taken to task lad. So to clear up, I've corrected your comment for you!

Margaret Pilkington · 23-03-2017, 05:48

Jason, if what you meant ' was here we go again' then it would have been simple to just say that.

As for hate...these people who perpetrate these acts ( where the people being attacked cannot defend themselves, because they are not aware that they are at war with these cowards) these people who profess to be a member of a devout, but supposedly peaceful faith, they hate us so much for our way of life. Then the door is open and they can leave for somewhere which is more acceptable to them.
They don't though, do they?

They prefer to stay and wreak havoc, bring death and destruction where ever they can. They are under a misapprehension that their crusade is to bring their faith to those they believe to be infidels. That, Jason, is you, me and all of our families.

They might have been born here, but yet they feel that we who have been here for generations, need to change to accommodate them and their practices.
They will not be happy until the country is under the rule of their twisted faith.

So it isn't me who is doing the hating, it is them.