What can Canada learn from past terrorist groups.?

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Tel Aviv: they kill people without any blinking of their eyes, like Shylock in the play of Shakespeare: Merchant of Venice.

They use some of their agents: belonging to such groups; such groups in fact are Tel Aviv made.

Tel Aviv is hiring muslim terrorists to soften up Pari for take over? right.
 

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It would also help if we knew the good guys from the bad. I have no idea the percentage of Muslim people involved in terrorism or support of it, but I also know there are many Muslims who do not support terrorism. I would like to hear many more of them coming forward and speaking against terrorism.

I too believe that after the earth has been scorched, the idea remains. Ideas and beliefs are hard to change once deeply entrenched. If they are to change, Muslims themselves must start the process.

A Muslim Reformaton is overdue. Perhaps, we are witnessing the early stages of it, right now. Our own Christian Reformation was a bloody anarchy that led to a couple of centuries of genocides, civil wars, mass migrations and the total devastation of central Western Europe for a time.
 

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That's such BullShjt!!! Iraq was stable until your BOY did't secure a status of forces agreement and keep U.S. Troops stationed in Iraq.

In Obama's big hurry to remove U.S. troops he left a vacuum and ISIS was born.
Whatever it takes to maintain your rage and hatred.... Don't let something as insignificant as the truth get in your way.

For The Record, Yes, George W. Bush Did Help Create ISIS

"Your brother created ISIS," college student Ivy Ziedrich told Bush during a town-hall-style meeting in Reno, Nevada, on Wednesday. "ISIS" is a common name for the militant group that calls itself the Islamic State, and the "brother" in question, of course, is former President George W. Bush.
Moments earlier, the former Florida governor had been telling the audience that President Barack Obama was responsible for the rise of the militant group. But Ziedrich, a student at the University of Nevada, Reno, replied that Bush's version of history glossed over a few key events.
"You stated that ISIS was created because we don't have enough presence and we've been pulling out of the Middle East," she said. "However, the threat of ISIS was created by the Iraqi coalition authority, which ousted the entire government of Iraq. It was when 30,000 individuals who are part of the Iraqi military were forced out. They had no employment, they had no income, yet they were left with access to all the same arms and weapons."


http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2015/05/14/jeb-bush-isis_n_7284558.html
 
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It would also help if we knew the good guys from the bad. I have no idea the percentage of Muslim people involved in terrorism or support of it, but I also know there are many Muslims who do not support terrorism. I would like to hear many more of them coming forward and speaking against terrorism.

I too believe that after the earth has been scorched, the idea remains. Ideas and beliefs are hard to change once deeply entrenched. If they are to change, Muslims themselves must start the process.

'Muslims' have spoken out against these attacks. The Hizbullah has. Irán has. Irán had spoken out against the Taliban too.

'Muslims' have also spoken out against the Hizbullah and the Irániàn regime too.

How much do they need to speak out about it before people notice that they are speaking out?

Now that I think on it, part of the solution has to be involvement of the nations in the region. They have to be a part of it and until they are, fully and completely - which right now they are not - then we're all skrewed.

The sole identified perpetrator so far is a Frenchman, not a fireigner. One of the unidentified perpetrators is believed to have possessed a fraudulent Syrian passport so who knows where he is from. Honestly, they might have little connection to the Middle East for all we know.
 

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Canada can learn that terrorists LOVE nice soft targets. Helpless people that are unable and unwilling to defend themselves.


They love people who when punched in the mouth ask what can they do to appease.

Whatever it takes to maintain your rage and hatred.... Don't let something as insignificant as the truth get in your way.


I wonder how the FN people will survive under islam. I wonder if their culture will be respected.




But don't worry Cliffy, millions of Conservatives and Christians will need to die before we get to that point. We all know that Liberals like you would never stand up and defend them when it comes to it.
 

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I heard in tonight's news that some news sources are saying that the terrorists entered Europe as refugees. Wouldn't surprise me if true. After all, we have seen Somalis who had been refugees from East African wars recruited by ISIS here in Gopherland. Thankfully the government snuffed out this criminal activity. Hopefully, France and other countries will do the same.
 

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I heard in tonight's news that some news sources are saying that the terrorists entered Europe as refugees. Wouldn't surprise me if true. After all, we have seen Somalis who had been refugees from East African wars recruited by ISIS here in Gopherland. Thankfully the government snuffed out this criminal activity. Hopefully, France and other countries will do the same.


Oh... btw... the stadium bomb... it went off outside because of stadium security.
 

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That's such BullShjt!!! Iraq was stable until your BOY did't secure a status of forces agreement and keep U.S. Troops stationed in Iraq.

Uh, it was Bush's agreement Obama had to follow, which was to pull out and Iraq didn't request any troops remain. If you really want to blame someone, blame the Iraqi Government for being effin' stupid.

In Obama's big hurry to remove U.S. troops he left a vacuum and ISIS was born.

Oh that's a load of hooey; the vacuum came when Saddam was taken out and was only completed when the US left - due to Iraq wanting them gone - and the Iraqi troops failed and bailed when ISIS came knocking.
 

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'Muslims' have spoken out against these attacks. The Hizbullah has. Irán has. Irán had spoken out against the Taliban too.

'Muslims' have also spoken out against the Hizbullah and the Irániàn regime too.

How much do they need to speak out about it before people notice that they are speaking out?



The sole identified perpetrator so far is a Frenchman, not a fireigner. One of the unidentified perpetrators is believed to have possessed a fraudulent Syrian passport so who knows where he is from. Honestly, they might have little connection to the Middle East for all we know.

It doesn't matter if they speak out or not. A Muslim's first duty is to obey the Quran. If their leaders tell them the time has come to rise up and kill the non-believers, it is their duty to do so. That nice, friendly, peaceful Muslim guy everybody likes so much will cut your head off in a heartbeat if ordered to do so.

The Frenchman was identifies as a know terrorist sympathizer in 2010 and was kept under surveillance for a while. When it was decided that he was no real threat the surveillance stopped. There you go! If sympathizers were contained/controlled in the beginning of their identification it would prevent a lot of bloodshed and pain.
Countries need to get some real bite into their laws for containing suspects. If it takes Constitutional amendment, then get the hell on with it! Letting potential terrorists roam free is not an option any more; was it ever?
 

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It doesn't matter if they speak out or not. A Muslim's first duty is to obey the Quran. If their leaders tell them the time has come to rise up and kill the non-believers, it is their duty to do so. That nice, friendly, peaceful Muslim guy everybody likes so much will cut your head off in a heartbeat if ordered to do so.

The Frenchman was identifies as a know terrorist sympathizer in 2010 and was kept under surveillance for a while. When it was decided that he was no real threat the surveillance stopped. There you go! If sympathizers were contained/controlled in the beginning of their identification it would prevent a lot of bloodshed and pain.
Countries need to get some real bite into their laws for containing suspects. If it takes Constitutional amendment, then get the hell on with it! Letting potential terrorists roam free is not an option any more; was it ever?

Now I believe in due process and I'love oppose any change to the Constitution that would allow the police to arrest and detain you without due process because I decided to call the police on you to settle a score with you.

If that ever happened, people would use the terrorism card against anyone they had a vendetta against. It wouldn't take long before everyone would formally accuse his enemies of being terrorists knowing full well that their testimony alone would suffice as 'proof' to imprison someone.

The day that happens, ISIS shall have one by making us lower our standards to theirs, and I for one am not ready to give ISIS any such victory over us. I'd rather die in a terrorist attack than see my country stoop to ISIS' standards, but that's just me.