ur so cool kid. Tnx
Thanks for reading the post. The problem is that the EU already gives, e.g., Turkey, a substantial amount of funds for it to deal with its own refugees, this follows from the EU-Turkey Statement. But it's never enough - the EU gives EUR 3 billion and Turkey responds "that's great and everything but we've spent EUR 25 billion so far so..." and the tension in policy makers is therefore "what do do" - in the face of too many voters that are mistaken when they vote for open borders (Macron), and I'm even against Schengen, and thought it was good that the United Kingdom managed to stay out of it. This is the cultural part though.
There are legitimate asylum seekers, and those do have to be processed - they have a right to it under international humanitarian law. So the idea to just 'build a wall' isn't going to work; the idea to fingerprint/scan/check can only work to an extent; and the completion of the strategy has to be countering the ideology. This is to prevent radicalization and what those who support violent jihad are seeking - a generational conflict - this is what they want. To fight that, you have to crush the ideology behind it.
I don't know what you mean by "all these types of attacks" but the 7/7 bombings (2005); Glasgow Airport (2007); Fort Hood (2009); Stockholm suicide bomb (2010); Frankfurt Airport shooting (2011); Toulouse shooting (2012); Burgas bus bombing (2012); Attack in Benghazi on the consulate (2012) where I lost one of my best friends in life...
The attacks have been going on for a while and the response has consistently been inadequate because people have thought it is not 'politically correct' to say what it is. There are people in the EU who are loathe to put "migration" and "terrorism" in the same sentence because of this, but that's not my argument - my argument is that there is a way to fight what is happening here and what has happened for so long, if we become willing to smash the ideological basis which underpins violent jihad. That's what has to be destroyed.
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The left unfortunately can't even comprehend the point you are making and literally have no answer or counter response to it. They will either deflect back to something else or just not respond to this horrible act by a religion that continues to be the only thing in common with these kinds of attacks around the world.
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08-17-2017, 11:47 AM #154
another video from attack (graphic)
https://streamable.com/2tx32
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08-17-2017, 11:47 AM #156
If he was there on a tourist visa is that "migration" to you? If he migrated to Spain 20 years ago was that still the "migration problem" that is often referred to, or could it be "radicalization" as I have been saying for pages now?
I mean is all you do post pictures and quotes and write 'lol' because you're incapable of actually putting forward an argument? How pathetic.
Turns out I'm not the only one putting forward this argument.
Another "lmao" "lol" kid posting. Shh, adults are talking here about something serious - a terrorist attack, and the issues surrounding that.
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08-17-2017, 11:53 AM #165
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Google didn't. In fairness I just looked at the first article I got, I'm sure there are a ton more though if it is this easy to find --
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...wn-police.html
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08-17-2017, 11:54 AM #166
Stupid? Yet another person who doesn't put forward an argument? Read this child, then take a guess who you're talking about and to:
I know for a fact that the Netherlands had provided Belgium with information regarding at least 2 of the persons involved in the Brussels airport attack, and nothing was done - this was part of the reason why Belgium's Minister for the Interior offered his resignation after the bombings, though this element (of the Dutch cooperation) was not well publicized.
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08-17-2017, 11:59 AM #170
It is a problem for everyone. The problem with left vs right is the left thinks we can co-exist with a religion that's ideals are against every one of our ideals. You can't stomp out radicalization unless we extremely decrease or stop taking them in. The left disagrees with that completely. That IS a right vs left.
I was always looking at the finger pointing at
the moon. Now I'm just looking at the moon.
And theres no me looking. Theres just looking.
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08-17-2017, 12:00 PM #171
There is truth that a number have been known to the police. Some were reported multiple times to the police for expressing jihadist views, and should have been under serious surveillance.
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017...-launch-fresh/
One of the attackers literally appeared in a documentary on national TV about extremism, as an example. I chit you not...
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2017...mentary-tried/
Regarding the charge that the police aren't reports or suveillance seriously due to toxic PC climate... I don't know.
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08-17-2017, 12:03 PM #175
Here's a good a way to begin mitigating Islamic terrorist attacks: Forbidding all people of Middle-Eastern descent from living-in or entering the country. The ones currently within must be expelled as well; in need not matter if they are "doctors" or "lawyers" or children who have been born there. I would go one step further and remove all non-Caucasians in the process.
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