Is It Time To Tell The Right On Liberals Where To Get Off?

[youngmafbog]

Internment, boots on the ground, send them to their maker, whatever.

Surely enough is enough, the friends and sympathisers of Jihad and those that just dont seem to get that a hard hand is required need to be told to shut it or join their mates in internment. The HRA and the scum lawyers feeding off it also need to go.

And as for schengen, that has to be the end, together with locking down all those bogus Asylum seekers. ISIS threatened to flood Europe, here we go.

This is only the beginning.

[Answerprancer]

...and some of the extremist right wing rantings I've seen here are laughable to say the least IMO.

[-SharonA-]

Zac ignore them!

[Zacs-Master]

Nah,,I'd rather belittle them but they seem to have run away. Probably under the duvet sucking their thumbs.

[gness]

I'm sure Zacs is big enough to ignore them, Sharon.....but it's like dealing with children......there are times when bad behaviour has to be pointed out and the naughty step brought into play.....x

[Jackdaw33]

I cannot believe the discord on this and other related threads on here over this appalling situation.

[Zacs-Master]

Believe brother Jack, believe, for there is no sin greate than that of mankind making light of the darkness of mankind. Alleluia.

[Khandro]

I just posted this on another thread and repeat;

As I remember, Greece after 400 years of Muslim/ Ottoman oppression - which brought the whole region to penury - with the help of Britain and others, including moral support from the likes of Lord Byron, finally rid themselves of Islam in the 1830's, and the poor *** are now being re-invaded along with the rest of Europe on a daily basis.
Every country, throughout every period in history that has been overrun by Islam has fallen into ruin and dilapidation. I see it, perhaps you see it, but why the hell don't they see it?

[douglas9401]

Straight answer to a straight question: Yes, it's time.


Yup god's still great and here's the blood and spilled guts to prove it.

[Gromit]

Is this the same youngmafbog who has been saying for the last 3 years to leave IS alone, it is none of our business, we should not put boots on the ground in Syria?

I have been saying for YEARS that we ignore ISIS at our peril, and we should put boots on the ground. But it is the likes of you and AOG and New Judge who have buried your head in the sand thinking ISIS will go away. They won't.

I suppose your in drunken rant you forgot about previous pists such as these...

Gromit: //It is in our interests to stop ISIS/ISIL. We should do everything possible to assist the Iraqi Kurds in defeating them. As to troops on the ground, we need to assess whether the Kurds can defeat ISIS without us. If we conclude they would not be able to do it alone, then we should send personel. //

Youngmafbog // No we shouldnt, unless they are boots in a humanitarian capacity. There is no need for anything else yet. //

Good to see you have finally woken up to the danger. Amusing to see you attacking all of us who have been saying we need to eradicate ISIS, while you have been aiding them by saying troops should stay at home.

[Svejk]

The Guardian is already worrying about the backlash against muslims and the 'right' taking advantage of this.
They beat the AB friends of islam.

http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2015/nov/14/paris-attacks-leave-france-in-trauma-fearing-for-the-future

[Gromit]

Here is the problem. The US, UK, France etal think the objective in Syria is to remove Assad. So they largely ignore ISIS. They might drop a couple of bombs on the odd puck up truck, but nothing designed to stop them.

// This month the French president ruled out sending ground troops to Syria [to fight ISIS] and said nothing should be done that could strengthen Assad or help him remain in power. “In the end, Assad must go,” Hollande said. //

I wonder if Hollande is regretting that decision? - he should be.

[Jackdaw33]

True. Shades of Saddam.

[Hypognosis]

Chasing ISIS across the desert is probably exactly what they want, especially if the bulk of their 'movement' is embedded on our home soil.

We don't have a large army any more and it is clear we need feet on the ground and eyes peeled right here at home, not a thousand-plus miles away.


Why are they bombing isolated farmsteads with million-$ smart bombs when they could get value for money knocking out oil installations and pipelines, to cut their income off at the roots.

What is wrong with this picture? Who is even buying terrorist oil?

[Gromit]

Hypo,
// We don't have a large army any more and it is clear we need feet on the ground and eyes peeled right here at home //

We have enough. ISIS total 20,000 volunteers, we have 180,000 professional soldiers.

// The British Armed Forces is a professional force with a strength in January 2015 of 156,940 Regular and 30,000 Volunteer Reserve personnel. //

The best way to protect the UK is to eradicate ISIS at source in Syria and Iraq. Leaving them alone, and hoping they won't come here is a recipe for failure, as the French have witnessed tonight.

[vetuste_ennemi]

"Hoping they won't come here".
They are here. How many home-grown jihadis from the West have left us to get there? Can't you get it?

[vetuste_ennemi]

The vicious attitudes which drive ISIS are not local (I.e. Levantine) peculiarities. They're literal interpretations of 7th century barbarism and thrive in Tower Hamlets and Bradford just as much as in Palmyra or Mosul.

[vetuste_ennemi]

Don't get me wrong: diversity is a great thing.

[Gromit]

vetuste ennemi

I am sure the enemy within are already here, the question is how to defeat them. We could put 50,000 troops on the streets, but that won't necessarily protect us. We could round up suspects, but there will be other, new recruits joining as long as ISIS, alqaeda, and fanatical Wahhabism is allowed to propagate. We need to kill it at source, not deal with the secondary infections.

[vetuste_ennemi]

What is the "source", Gromit?

[vetuste_ennemi]

If you thought about your question you wouldn't need to be asking me, innit?