Turkey sending foreign ISIS fighters back to home countrys - including US

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  1. Giftedone

    Giftedone Well-Known Member Past Donor

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    Holy brainwashed piece of human garbage - Thank you for reminding me why I dislike these radical Islamist's.
     
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    Thingamabob Well-Known Member Past Donor

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    You're welcome. I just thought I'd share our misery. :lol:
     
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    Sweden deserves everything that is happening there today, they were the only country to vote with the communist block against South Africa, they helped and are still helping the ANC reach their marxists goals... even today. South Africa's communist takeover is almost complete...
     
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    Just do what Germany does arrest them and put them on trial.

    Whats the problem?
     
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    Thingamabob Well-Known Member Past Donor

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    Lots of Swedes voting in South Africa, izzit?
    Ag, South Africa deserves everything that is happening there today, it is the result of more than 40 years of Apartheid. The blacks are merely giving white babbelbekkie a taste of their own bloody medicine.
     
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    scarlet witch Well-Known Member Past Donor

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    I'm referring to the UN vote on crime against humanity.. the crime that killed 630 people vs Communism that wiped out millions

    a grenade almost every day... 2nd biggest rape capital after South Africa... but you complain, you don't like your own medicine :)

    yes... keep supporting the communists the brutal murders, rapists and sodomizers in
    south Africa... what is happening in Sweden today is called Karma
     
  7. Thingamabob

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    Perhaps you do not understand the purpose of the UN? It isn't governed by South Africa or Sweden.
    You are very badly mistaken. Apartheid claimed the lives of thousands upon thousands of innocent victims and our Communist Party hasn't killed a single soul. Now, if you are tallying the death toll of Apartheid against that of the ANC then you are still out of your depths. No matter how you look at it someone (no matter their political affiliation) had to stop Apartheid ..... so the cost of achieving that goal is a mere figure. We (in the west) cry about the number of lives lost during WW II but few regret having stopped Hitler. Funny, now that I think on it .... the similarities, I mean, between the Nazis and Apartheid.
    In Sweden? Not true.
    "2nd. biggest"? Definitely not true.
    "Complain"? Absolutely. "Our own medicine"? How so?
    Sweden is not a Communist nation (you've been lied to) nor do we support communists. The Swedish Communist Party is a joke, smaller than a tick on a white rhino's buttocks and just as influential. They are not responsible for our immigration problems. Who is filling your head with such nonsense?!
    THE BOTTOM LINE is that Sweden is suffering well-deserved consequences or our political stupidity and South Africa is suffering well-deserved consequence for its' treachery. You don't think that is fair?
     
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    Where.. where are the thousands of innocent victims... here let me show you. Google Sharpeville masacre in 1960... then check the total number of dead.. 69

    Soweto uprising was 176 dead in 1976

    now google Marikana... you'll notice this 17 deaths, the most force used since 1976... this is many years after Apartheid ended

    The thousands and thousands of innocent victims you talked about, was killed by the ANC themselves in their people's war... taught to them by the communists.

    the problem is Thinga, people like yourself don't really know much about Apartheid. Yes it sucked, even I don't like it, but it kept people alive, fed, gave them world class healthcare, homes and clean drinking water.... all of these things are now gone.

    You thought you liberated black South Africans, instead you have condemned them to a life in hell

    ps. The communist support I'm referring to is the support for the communist African National Congress...
     
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    So you've decided to change the subject. No surprise. I expected you'd do precisely that.

    Allow me to repeat the bottom line and we'll see if you can manage to respond to the question at the end of it this time: "Sweden is suffering well-deserved consequences for our political stupidity and South Africa is suffering a well-deserved consequence for its' treachery. You don't think that is fair?"
     
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    You are nuts with that 1/2 the Isis forces were expats. I would say no more that 10,000 were expats out of a 250,000 man army.
     
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    The SA blacks had world class healthcare? And what homes are you speaking of, tin shacks in Ghettos. The kept blacks alive and fed because they could not work otherwise. I can say the same thing about the anterbellum south. A slave was a huge investment in money, that slave was kept healthy and fed and cared for. While at the same time Irish Immigrants lived in much worse conditions and died in much greater numbers.
     
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    But would you really know?
    We know there is very selective media coverage, and police often can't reveal things because of pressure from higher up.

    So far no deaths from grenades though, just migrant hooligans, vandals, and lone muslim extremists looking to make a violent statement on some organization's doorstep. Particularly surrounding one of those "Free Palestine" protests.

    Probably a substantial number have flooded into the country from the war zone in the Middle East, since these days there's a big exchange of people going back and forth between these two areas of the world.

    I'm just saying, there's a very Orwellian presence in Sweden's media and public awareness/perceptions. "No problem if we don't look at it" philosophy.

    Of course it's not that there's any real monopoly on the media in the country.
     
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    Technically it could be argued it may not be treason if the terrorist group is not directly engaged in fighting the US.
    With US forces getting involved in all sorts of subvert ways in the Middle East, it could be a very blurry line.
     
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    Especially with witness testimony from Turkish officials, who can't always be trusted.

    In some cases, there may be ulterior motives. (opposing the ruling party in Turkey, or siding with Kurdish militants)

    Turkey, of course, has the right to deport them to their home countries without solid proof.
     
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  15. Thingamabob

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    Would I know if there were a grenade explosion EVERY DAY? Is that your question? Yes, I think I'd know if a grenade went off every day in my country. I don't read the MSM. I read the news that will tell me if a migrant farts more than once a week.
     
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    You will admit there's been a few of them in your country.
    Maybe at least a couple times a year.
     
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  17. Thingamabob

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    You asked me if I'd know if a grenade exploded every day in Sweden. I have given you an adequate answer.
     
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    I think "every day" may have been a figure of speech.
     
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    No, I don't think so.
     
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    quote:
    " In the first three months of 2019, there were 48 bombings in Sweden. By June 2019, Malmö and Stockholm had the most bombings. Up until July there were 120 bombings compared to 83 the same period the previous year. "
    " According to Swedish police, the use of hand grenades in crime is unprecedented in all comparable European and non-European countries "

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bombings_in_Sweden



    Sweden bomb attacks reach unprecedented level as gangs feud

    Police say lack of fatalities 'incredibly lucky' after 30 bomb squad call-outs in two months
    Nineteen bombs have also exploded in the capital, Stockholm, so far this year, and another 13 in Gothenburg, compared with 39 nationwide in 2018.​


    Hmm, I don't remember this being an issue at all in the 1990s ...
     
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    I suppose you don't know what a grenade is. I am a war veteran and I was 3 years active service in the Army. I know what a grenade is.
     
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    So we're going to go by semantics so you can prove you were right, and not overall by the basic gist of things.
     
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    All True. What I am wondering though is in the case where the woman does get deported - how the Gov't will deal with the trial. Since numerous members of our Gov't are guilty of aiding and abetting Al Qaeda/ISIS in Syria - and in fact they were our allies in the war against Assad - our proxy army. How do you turn around and charge this woman for providing comfort the the enemy ?

    The puts the prosecution in a heck of a predicament.
     
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    To some extent it's not really their fault; they belong to a death cult.

    They're only trying to follow what their religious book tells them, which holds for them their core guiding life principles.

    If you know anything about cults, there are all sorts of otherwise good people that get caught up in them. And then, over time, they start absorbing in some of the life values instilled by their cult and become bad.
     
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    Personal responsibility :) but - I do get what you are saying. Is the person under sophisticated mind control - responsible for their actions ?
     

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