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So...no....he wasn't stupid for what he did at London Bridge........Comment
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Two men arrested yesterday in Essex, for amongst other things, preparing acts of terrorism.
These arrests happen regularly but hardly make the headlines. Maybe our security services really are doing their job to the best of their ability, imho of course.“He'll regret it till his dying day, if ever he lives that long”
Will DanaherComment
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There are all sorts of different factions and different agendas within our security services. Think about it. It is possible you know, that not all agencies know what all the other agencies are doing. It's clear (to me, anyway) that some are doing their job properly and well and others have different objectives.Comment
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I agree.There are all sorts of different factions and different agendas within our security services. Think about it. It is possible you know, that not all agencies know what all the other agencies are doing. It's clear (to me, anyway) that some are doing their job properly and well and others have different objectives.
As in all walks of life you will get those that deviate from an overall objective to suit their own agenda.“He'll regret it till his dying day, if ever he lives that long”
Will DanaherComment
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Much worse in France, where the 'state of emergency' they introduced after the terror attack in Paris, already in existence for 2 years, have now been extended indefinitely. This means protests against anything can be shut down at will. This is undoubtedly the beginning of a police state in Europe. And people thought they were voting for a Liberal. It's worth pointing out, France is a key EU state.
"The French Senate has greenlit a controversial anti-terrorism bill which would make permanent the measures introduced during a two-year state of emergency. Protesters against the legislation gathered in Paris, saying France is becoming a ‘police state.’
The ‘Bill strengthening internal security and combating terrorism’ was backed by 229 votes to 106 in the Senate, the upper house of the French Parliament, on Tuesday evening."
"The French state of emergency has repeatedly been criticized by human rights groups. In June, Human Rights Watch (HRW) slammed the proposed bill, saying that it would “move some overly broad emergency powers into normal criminal and administrative law without adequate judicial safeguards.”
"In May this year, Amnesty International said that emergency laws have not been used to protect civilians since the 2015 Paris attacks, but to restrict their human rights.
According to the report, between November 2015 and May 2017, police used emergency powers to “issue 155 decrees prohibiting public assemblies, in addition to banning dozens of protests using ordinary French law.”
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Thats not good at allMuch worse in France, where the 'state of emergency' they introduced after the terror attack in Paris, already in existence for 2 years, have now been extended indefinitely. This means protests against anything can be shut down at will. This is undoubtedly the beginning of a police state in Europe. And people thought they were voting for a Liberal. It's worth pointing out, France is a key EU state.
"The French Senate has greenlit a controversial anti-terrorism bill which would make permanent the measures introduced during a two-year state of emergency. Protesters against the legislation gathered in Paris, saying France is becoming a ‘police state.’
The ‘Bill strengthening internal security and combating terrorism’ was backed by 229 votes to 106 in the Senate, the upper house of the French Parliament, on Tuesday evening."
"The French state of emergency has repeatedly been criticized by human rights groups. In June, Human Rights Watch (HRW) slammed the proposed bill, saying that it would “move some overly broad emergency powers into normal criminal and administrative law without adequate judicial safeguards.”
"In May this year, Amnesty International said that emergency laws have not been used to protect civilians since the 2015 Paris attacks, but to restrict their human rights.
According to the report, between November 2015 and May 2017, police used emergency powers to “issue 155 decrees prohibiting public assemblies, in addition to banning dozens of protests using ordinary French law.”
https://www.rt.com/news/396798-franc...ism-emergency/Comment
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Interesting article that questions your theory on ISIS Stan!
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Totally. Wasn't referring to their minion fighters but the caliphatist, wahhabist, jihadist ideology of their leaders.Interesting article that questions your theory on ISIS Stan!
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk...-a7877706.htmlComment
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Yeah, fair enough. Al-Baghdadi and his cronies. Yeah, those guys probably know the Quran inside out.
Not one for conspiracy theories, but there is an interesting one doing the rounds that Al-Baghdadi is actually a Mossad agent that is deep under-cover. Probably nonsense, but it's an interesting perspective. To be fair, Israel only stand to benefit from destabilisation of the region and in-fighting in the Arabic world. The vacuum that is left by failing states around them would allow Israel to very quietly grow their territory and increase their influence in the region.
As I say though, probably not true!Comment


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