Does that mean you'd throughly investigate her ARSEnal?

"One Nation Under God, has turned into One Nation Under the Influence of One Drug"
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I'd give her a right good suicide bumming.

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Anjem Choudary arrested

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Which means 300 million are war-mongering right now??

Isis has 30,000. Boko Haram, Al Shabab, Al Qaeda - let's say another 500,000 at a liberal estimate. Even if we include the Islamic nutters from all around the world who aren't into violence it will still be way short of 300 million.

Big chest and massive boobs

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I blame Thatcher.
She started the 'Care in the Community' shlt, that now sees nutters running amok worldwide.
Un-validated reports from ISIS, IS, ISL held territories say that public beheadings are common, and that r@pe of Christian/non Muslim women is rife.
These reports are un-validated, because everyone under ISIS control is shlt-scared to try to speak out.

There is nothing Muslim about ISIS.
It would be like labelling Peter Sutcliffe as a Christian r@pist and executioner.
They are nutters, plain and simple. Why else would they murder a French tourist , reporters and aid workers ?

You cannot appease nutters. Chamberlain found this out in the 1930's.
As Metallica said,.....we must "Seek and Destroy"

And obviously clearing up this shlt, is the fault of Dubya Bush and his BLiar poodle. Too busy giving out oil contracts to the US/UK and not enough thought into a proper exit strategy.

Edited by Forest Hillbilly (26 Sep 2014 9.17am)

"The facts have changed", Rishi Sunak

Kind of agree, although I'd suggest that IS is a manifestation of the Syrian conflict. Civil wars tend to produce a situation where everyone has to pick a side, and quickly can result in a number of extremist factions allied along vague or broad lines. It also often sees existing divisions spliter into different 'national liberation' movements.

IS has essentially become a third faction in the Syria civil war, that has come to represent the Sunni Islamists, and has become a magnet for other similar factions - even if they aren't that keen on its brutality - in a civil war factions tend to aim to win first, and then break up or fight it out amongst themselves for supremacy afterwards.

When picking sides in a civil war, people tend to pick the one that is most likely to succeed and has some relationship to their beliefs. IS has been successful in achieving a goal that many Sunni's on both sides to the border desire, the establishment, the formation of a country 'of their own'.

Not everyone fighting for IS will necessarily be a die hard Islamist, others with be from smaller groups, with similar goals, possibly more secularly orientated (such as Baathists, as in the short term their goals are more or less aligned).

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