RCMP Uses Thai Style Tactics Against Terrorist threat
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Maybe the Muslims won't be in so much denial when they are the ones going threw them :lol:
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Muslims my ***.....
>
> I want to shake the guy's hand that wrote this...
>
> Have you ever seen a Muslim hospital?
>
> Have you heard a Muslim orchestra?
> Have you seen a Muslim band march in a parade?
>
> Have you witnessed a Muslim charity?
>
> Have you shaken hands with a Muslim Girl Scout?
> Have you seen a Muslim Candy Striper?
> The answer is no, you have not. Just ask yourself WHY ???
>
> Barack Obama, during his Cairo speech, said: "I know, too, that Islam has
> always been a part of America's history."
>
> AN AMERICAN CITIZEN'S RESPONSE
>
> Dear Mr. Obama:
>
> Were those Muslims that were in America when the Pilgrims first landed?
> Funny, I thought they were Native American Indians.
>
> Were those Muslims that celebrated the first Thanksgiving day? Sorry
> again, those were Pilgrims and Native American Indians.
>
> Can you show me one Muslim signature on the: United States Constitution?
> Declaration of Independence ?
> Bill of Rights?
> Didn't think so.
>
> Did Muslims fight for this country's freedom from England ? No.
>
> Did Muslims fight during the Civil War to free the slaves in America ?
> No, they did not.
> In fact, Muslims to this day are still the largest traffickers in human
> slavery. Your own half-brother, a devout Muslim, still advocates slavery
> himself, even though Muslims of Arabic descent refer to black Muslims as "pug
> nosed slaves." Says a lot of what the Muslim world really thinks of your
> family's "rich Islamic heritage," doesn't it Mr. Obama?
>
> Where were Muslims during the Civil Rights era of this country?
> Not present.
>
> There are no pictures or media accounts of Muslims walking side by side
> with Martin Luther King, Jr. or helping to advance the cause of Civil Rights.
>
> Where were Muslims during this country's Woman's Suffrage era?
> Again, not present. In fact, devout Muslims demand that women are subservient
> to men in the Islamic culture. So much so, that often they are beaten for
> not wearing the 'hajib' or for talking to a man who is not a direct family
> member or their husband. Yep, the Muslims are all for women's rights, aren't they?
>
> Where were Muslims during World War II?
> They were aligned with Adolf Hitler. The Muslim grand mufti himself met with
> Adolf Hitler, reviewed the troops and accepted support from the Nazi's in killing Jews.
>
> Finally, Mr. Obama, where were Muslims on Sept. 11th, 2001?
> If they weren't flying planes into the World Trade Center, the Pentagon or a
> field in Pennsylvania killing nearly 3,000 people on our own soil, they were
> rejoicing in the Middle East. No one can dispute the pictures shown from all
> parts of the Muslim world celebrating on CNN, Fox News, MSNBC and other cable
> news network's that day. Strangely, the very "moderate" Muslims who's asses
> you bent over backwards to kiss in Cairo, Egypt on June 4th were stone cold
> silent post 9-11. To many Americans, their silence has meant approval for the
> acts of that day.
>
> And THAT, Mr. Obama, is the "rich heritage" Muslims have here in America
> ....
>
> Oh, I'm sorry, I forgot to mention the Barbary Pirates. They were
> Muslims.
>
> And now we can add November 5, 2009 - the slaughter of American soldiers at
> Fort Hood by a Muslim major who is a doctor and a psychiatrist who was
> supposed to be counseling soldiers returning from battle in Iraq and
> Afghanistan .
>
> Also, don't forget the Boston Marathon bombing on April 15.2013 was done by 2
> Muslim Brothers. That, Mr. Obama is the "Muslim heritage" in America
>
> EVERY AMERICAN AND CANADIAN MUST READ THIS !!
>
> Muslim Heritage, my ***.
Muslims my ***.....
>
> I want to shake the guy's hand that wrote this...
>
> Have you ever seen a Muslim hospital?
>
> Have you heard a Muslim orchestra?
> Have you seen a Muslim band march in a parade?
>
> Have you witnessed a Muslim charity?
>
> Have you shaken hands with a Muslim Girl Scout?
> Have you seen a Muslim Candy Striper?
> The answer is no, you have not. Just ask yourself WHY ???
>
> Barack Obama, during his Cairo speech, said: "I know, too, that Islam has
> always been a part of America's history."
>
> AN AMERICAN CITIZEN'S RESPONSE
>
> Dear Mr. Obama:
>
> Were those Muslims that were in America when the Pilgrims first landed?
> Funny, I thought they were Native American Indians.
>
> Were those Muslims that celebrated the first Thanksgiving day? Sorry
> again, those were Pilgrims and Native American Indians.
>
> Can you show me one Muslim signature on the: United States Constitution?
> Declaration of Independence ?
> Bill of Rights?
> Didn't think so.
>
> Did Muslims fight for this country's freedom from England ? No.
>
> Did Muslims fight during the Civil War to free the slaves in America ?
> No, they did not.
> In fact, Muslims to this day are still the largest traffickers in human
> slavery. Your own half-brother, a devout Muslim, still advocates slavery
> himself, even though Muslims of Arabic descent refer to black Muslims as "pug
> nosed slaves." Says a lot of what the Muslim world really thinks of your
> family's "rich Islamic heritage," doesn't it Mr. Obama?
>
> Where were Muslims during the Civil Rights era of this country?
> Not present.
>
> There are no pictures or media accounts of Muslims walking side by side
> with Martin Luther King, Jr. or helping to advance the cause of Civil Rights.
>
> Where were Muslims during this country's Woman's Suffrage era?
> Again, not present. In fact, devout Muslims demand that women are subservient
> to men in the Islamic culture. So much so, that often they are beaten for
> not wearing the 'hajib' or for talking to a man who is not a direct family
> member or their husband. Yep, the Muslims are all for women's rights, aren't they?
>
> Where were Muslims during World War II?
> They were aligned with Adolf Hitler. The Muslim grand mufti himself met with
> Adolf Hitler, reviewed the troops and accepted support from the Nazi's in killing Jews.
>
> Finally, Mr. Obama, where were Muslims on Sept. 11th, 2001?
> If they weren't flying planes into the World Trade Center, the Pentagon or a
> field in Pennsylvania killing nearly 3,000 people on our own soil, they were
> rejoicing in the Middle East. No one can dispute the pictures shown from all
> parts of the Muslim world celebrating on CNN, Fox News, MSNBC and other cable
> news network's that day. Strangely, the very "moderate" Muslims who's asses
> you bent over backwards to kiss in Cairo, Egypt on June 4th were stone cold
> silent post 9-11. To many Americans, their silence has meant approval for the
> acts of that day.
>
> And THAT, Mr. Obama, is the "rich heritage" Muslims have here in America
> ....
>
> Oh, I'm sorry, I forgot to mention the Barbary Pirates. They were
> Muslims.
>
> And now we can add November 5, 2009 - the slaughter of American soldiers at
> Fort Hood by a Muslim major who is a doctor and a psychiatrist who was
> supposed to be counseling soldiers returning from battle in Iraq and
> Afghanistan .
>
> Also, don't forget the Boston Marathon bombing on April 15.2013 was done by 2
> Muslim Brothers. That, Mr. Obama is the "Muslim heritage" in America
>
> EVERY AMERICAN AND CANADIAN MUST READ THIS !!
>
> Muslim Heritage, my ***.
What a load of crap. I have several Muslim neighbors, and one of my daughter's good friends, who sings in the school choir (they perform in churches and sing very religious songs at Christmas) is a Muslim girl.
People like you are disgusting.
When Aaron Driver, and his radical ideas, came to the attention of senior officials at the London Muslim Mosque, they decided to keep him as a member of the congregation.
He arrived there, unannounced, about a year ago, and members expressed concerns when they noticed a GPS bracelet attached to his ankle.
Calls were made to the police, who informed the mosque that Driver, an ISIS sympathizer, was living in nearby Strathroy, Ont., on a peace bond, and that he had posted radical views online.
Based on that knowledge we made a decision to not turn him away from the mosque," said spokesman Nawaz Tahir.
"We thought that if we did that, the only logical place that he would go back to is the very resources and online materials that got him onto the wrong path to begin with."
At the mosque, officials believed that instead of expelling him, a better approach would be to try to engage the young man.
"There was some thought that him coming to the mosque might be an opening that we can try and work on," Tahir said.
Senior members of the congregation who have a good understanding of the peaceful aspects of Islam were put in touch with Driver.
Nothing formal, just casual dialogue, said Tahir. They feared anything more might push him away. He said they tried to get him involved in the community, to see the kinds of work the mosque was involved in.
"For the most part, he was relatively quiet, introverted," Tahir said. "There were obviously exchanges, he had some very strong political views."
Driver was angry about Western foreign policy and the treatment of Muslims around the world, Tahir said, and he was convinced ISIS was helping the situation.
"The idea was not to try and debate with him because at the end of the day, we thought that would push him away if we engage directly in saying, 'You're wrong about this,'" he said.
"The idea was to keep him talking to try and casually explain to him that true Islam is about peace, it's about loving your neighbour, about not being judgmental."
Tahir said police were regularly updated about their engagement with Driver.
Despite Driver's views, Tahir said nothing suggested "he was aggressive, or was planning an attack or … thinking of planning an attack."
"It was all very political, theoretical, similar to his web postings."
When Tahir heard about Driver's fate, he said he felt sadness, disappointment and anger.
"Sadness obviously, that you got a young man who went down a wrong path and is no longer with us. Disappointment and anger that he wanted to carry out an attack against innocent people."
'The idea was to keep him talking': Mosque explains why it didn't turn away ISIS ally Aaron Driver - Canada - CBC News
He arrived there, unannounced, about a year ago, and members expressed concerns when they noticed a GPS bracelet attached to his ankle.
Calls were made to the police, who informed the mosque that Driver, an ISIS sympathizer, was living in nearby Strathroy, Ont., on a peace bond, and that he had posted radical views online.
Based on that knowledge we made a decision to not turn him away from the mosque," said spokesman Nawaz Tahir.
"We thought that if we did that, the only logical place that he would go back to is the very resources and online materials that got him onto the wrong path to begin with."
At the mosque, officials believed that instead of expelling him, a better approach would be to try to engage the young man.
"There was some thought that him coming to the mosque might be an opening that we can try and work on," Tahir said.
Senior members of the congregation who have a good understanding of the peaceful aspects of Islam were put in touch with Driver.
Nothing formal, just casual dialogue, said Tahir. They feared anything more might push him away. He said they tried to get him involved in the community, to see the kinds of work the mosque was involved in.
"For the most part, he was relatively quiet, introverted," Tahir said. "There were obviously exchanges, he had some very strong political views."
Driver was angry about Western foreign policy and the treatment of Muslims around the world, Tahir said, and he was convinced ISIS was helping the situation.
"The idea was not to try and debate with him because at the end of the day, we thought that would push him away if we engage directly in saying, 'You're wrong about this,'" he said.
"The idea was to keep him talking to try and casually explain to him that true Islam is about peace, it's about loving your neighbour, about not being judgmental."
Tahir said police were regularly updated about their engagement with Driver.
Despite Driver's views, Tahir said nothing suggested "he was aggressive, or was planning an attack or … thinking of planning an attack."
"It was all very political, theoretical, similar to his web postings."
When Tahir heard about Driver's fate, he said he felt sadness, disappointment and anger.
"Sadness obviously, that you got a young man who went down a wrong path and is no longer with us. Disappointment and anger that he wanted to carry out an attack against innocent people."
'The idea was to keep him talking': Mosque explains why it didn't turn away ISIS ally Aaron Driver - Canada - CBC News
I see extreme negligence, and I see an undefendable mistake, but i don't see how your comment is relevant to the tragic shooting.
Care to explain yourself? Currently, I'm resisting the urge to call you names.
An ex-military man now training to be a pastor at the Harbour Light Alliance Church in Cold Lake, Alta., Wayne Driver spoke to CBC News on Thursday about his son's troubled life.
Driver said he was in the parking lot of a local Shoppers Drug Mart when his daughter called his cellphone from London, Ont., with the news that his 24-year-old son was dead.
"When I found out the news that he was shot and killed, I wanted to die myself," he said.
He spent the night thinking about the past, about all the times he had lost his son over the years: first as a boy of seven, then as a troubled teenager, and now finally, irrevocably.
During a lengthy interview, Driver said he first lost his son 17 years ago, when the boy's mother died.
His son was born in Regina on Aug. 18, 1991. At the time, his parents had a farm near the city.
Driver said his son was a happy child, but definitely "a mama's boy" who developed an extremely close bond with his mother.
Aaron was seven when his mother died.
"That's when he got mad at the world," Driver said. "He blamed me for killing his mother. He stopped eating. He figured if he didn't eat he could go to be with his mother."
Over the next years, father and son grew even further apart.
A year and a half after his wife died, Driver remarried. He said his son wanted "nothing to do" with his stepmother.
The troubled boy grew into a more troubled teenager. He ran away from home, skipped school, stole from stores, had run-ins with police.
When he was 12 or 13, his father and stepmother, concerned about his behaviour, rummaged through his bedroom one day in search of a marijuana stash. Instead they discovered hateful poems the teenager had written about his desire to kill his parents.
By 2012, his parents were living in Winnipeg, and that year Aaron moved back in with them.
It was around then, Driver said, that his son discovered Islam.
"I actually thought Islam was a good thing for him. Because he had stopped the drugs, he had stopped the drinking. He actually stopped smoking and swearing."
At some point, Driver said, his son discovered a darker side to his new religion, though his parents at first had no idea.
"When I heard some of the videos he was listening to, I thought he was just learning the Muslim faith," Driver said. "And I thought it was a good thing. Because he had become a better human being for it."
In January 2015, agents from the Canadian Security Intelligence Service came to Cold Lake and met with Driver. They showed him a thick file that detailed, among other things, tweets his son had sent expressing radical beliefs, and lists of radical Facebook pages his son had visited.
"I didn't realize he was so radicalized," he said of his son. "I didn't know he could speak Arabic so well. I knew he was mad at the world because of his mother dying, but I didn't realize he was turning his hatred outward to the world."
'I wanted to die myself,' says father of Aaron Driver - Edmonton - CBC News
Driver said he was in the parking lot of a local Shoppers Drug Mart when his daughter called his cellphone from London, Ont., with the news that his 24-year-old son was dead.
"When I found out the news that he was shot and killed, I wanted to die myself," he said.
He spent the night thinking about the past, about all the times he had lost his son over the years: first as a boy of seven, then as a troubled teenager, and now finally, irrevocably.
During a lengthy interview, Driver said he first lost his son 17 years ago, when the boy's mother died.
His son was born in Regina on Aug. 18, 1991. At the time, his parents had a farm near the city.
Driver said his son was a happy child, but definitely "a mama's boy" who developed an extremely close bond with his mother.
Aaron was seven when his mother died.
"That's when he got mad at the world," Driver said. "He blamed me for killing his mother. He stopped eating. He figured if he didn't eat he could go to be with his mother."
Over the next years, father and son grew even further apart.
A year and a half after his wife died, Driver remarried. He said his son wanted "nothing to do" with his stepmother.
The troubled boy grew into a more troubled teenager. He ran away from home, skipped school, stole from stores, had run-ins with police.
When he was 12 or 13, his father and stepmother, concerned about his behaviour, rummaged through his bedroom one day in search of a marijuana stash. Instead they discovered hateful poems the teenager had written about his desire to kill his parents.
By 2012, his parents were living in Winnipeg, and that year Aaron moved back in with them.
It was around then, Driver said, that his son discovered Islam.
"I actually thought Islam was a good thing for him. Because he had stopped the drugs, he had stopped the drinking. He actually stopped smoking and swearing."
At some point, Driver said, his son discovered a darker side to his new religion, though his parents at first had no idea.
"When I heard some of the videos he was listening to, I thought he was just learning the Muslim faith," Driver said. "And I thought it was a good thing. Because he had become a better human being for it."
In January 2015, agents from the Canadian Security Intelligence Service came to Cold Lake and met with Driver. They showed him a thick file that detailed, among other things, tweets his son had sent expressing radical beliefs, and lists of radical Facebook pages his son had visited.
"I didn't realize he was so radicalized," he said of his son. "I didn't know he could speak Arabic so well. I knew he was mad at the world because of his mother dying, but I didn't realize he was turning his hatred outward to the world."
'I wanted to die myself,' says father of Aaron Driver - Edmonton - CBC News
Bad design with obvious missing information
I wonder what was injected into this design with purposeful intent
There is more to this story then we will ever know
This case is an example of possibilities in applying my skill of information auditing
The family could hire my service to do an assessment of the applied design,and with this assessment make recommendations or iniate a civil suite of sorts
I think this case would be easy pickings
I wonder what was injected into this design with purposeful intent
There is more to this story then we will ever know
This case is an example of possibilities in applying my skill of information auditing
The family could hire my service to do an assessment of the applied design,and with this assessment make recommendations or iniate a civil suite of sorts
I think this case would be easy pickings
I agree
Using this forum for all my social phobias is fabulous
Hero stories are long in the tooth
Old design reminds me of old designers,this makes me cranky
Certain sectors love to hold old outdated design to their chests,
The administration of Justice is one of these sectors
This is why Constitutional lawyers are needed and Civil suites are good for Canadians
Mental Health and the administration of Justice has weaved a strange web which exploits the mentally ill for public confidence,using radicalization for their defence while denying the real story
Then I should not feel isolated,even their own are victims of this mixed up web of predictable behaviour ,mental illness should not be opportunistic for agitating,but Canadians are viewing this over and over
There is more to the story
I would love to work with a Lawyer on this case
Having my own fun
Using this forum for all my social phobias is fabulous
Hero stories are long in the tooth
Old design reminds me of old designers,this makes me cranky
Certain sectors love to hold old outdated design to their chests,
The administration of Justice is one of these sectors
This is why Constitutional lawyers are needed and Civil suites are good for Canadians
Mental Health and the administration of Justice has weaved a strange web which exploits the mentally ill for public confidence,using radicalization for their defence while denying the real story
Then I should not feel isolated,even their own are victims of this mixed up web of predictable behaviour ,mental illness should not be opportunistic for agitating,but Canadians are viewing this over and over
There is more to the story
I would love to work with a Lawyer on this case
Having my own fun
Cheese?who doesn't want to discuss cheese
I have a cookbook of cheese of the world
You stated you think I am touched,such a British expression
What do you mean by that?
I know I must work on expression and articulating content
Was there anything in my blog you have highlighted to believe my creditably is in disguise of mental illness
Thanks for your assistance
In the world of touch, there's touch, and there's touched. You are the latter.
I'm put in mind of my old English professor. I originally called this, How to get easy passing grades from 'My Nutty Buddy", the British English professor, but changed the title so that they would publish it in the paper.
Do you have gnats in your sock drawer?
My Old English Professor
My Old English Professor
Spoke these words, most kind
Tis apples and oranges
Unless the words all rind.
I'm put in mind of my old English professor. I originally called this, How to get easy passing grades from 'My Nutty Buddy", the British English professor, but changed the title so that they would publish it in the paper.
Do you have gnats in your sock drawer?
My Old English Professor
My Old English Professor
Spoke these words, most kind
Tis apples and oranges
Unless the words all rind.
The question is where is your doubt?
You don't believe what?
Back up your statement,with examples or even better test my creditably by asking specific questions related to your doubt
I will have what you are having
Cheap shot I would say
You don't believe what?
Back up your statement,with examples or even better test my creditably by asking specific questions related to your doubt
I will have what you are having
Cheap shot I would say
