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Agree! Include accessing and reading and downloading material from terrorist sympathiser sites. The presence of terrorist material on laptops and computers. If returning from fighting for ISIS they should be jailed for life! If on watch lists then they should be electronically tagged and so on!
originally posted by: UKTruth
originally posted by: RAY1990
a reply to: UKTruth
Trust me fella, there's enough surveillance to catch them out. We can't know about how many tip-offs come from anywhere never mind the Muslim community.
We can't just lock people up for no reason, it'll tie up too much resources for very little gain.
But I do agree on one thing, it's an ideology, a mindset that needs wiping out. It's not indifferent than the mindset that allows criminals freedom within council estates. They ain't afraid of the criminals they just can't stand the police if you know what I mean?
Here's an example of the madness... remember that mad muslim cleric who preached hatred on the streets... the one with the hook hand? He was allowed to do that for years without being arrested. Change the law and make that illegal and punishable by life in prison. Make it nearly impossible for these sick idiots to spread their hate. Do the same with social media. Make ANY spread of this ideology a crime with the harshest punishment possible.
originally posted by: sapien82
a reply to: UKTruth
hey have we tried multiculturalism without bombing other countries at the same time , I wonder if that would work
originally posted by: RAY1990
a reply to: UKTruth
That's ever closer to a police state...
Laws were changed in that regard, we already had laws regarding inciting violence and hate speech.
I hate to say it but he was probably a useful idiot,otherwise he'd have been gone with his first hate speech.
originally posted by: UKTruth
originally posted by: RAY1990
a reply to: UKTruth
Trust me fella, there's enough surveillance to catch them out. We can't know about how many tip-offs come from anywhere never mind the Muslim community.
We can't just lock people up for no reason, it'll tie up too much resources for very little gain.
But I do agree on one thing, it's an ideology, a mindset that needs wiping out. It's not indifferent than the mindset that allows criminals freedom within council estates. They ain't afraid of the criminals they just can't stand the police if you know what I mean?
Here's an example of the madness... remember that mad muslim cleric who preached hatred on the streets... the one with the hook hand? He was allowed to do that for years without being arrested. Change the law and make that illegal and punishable by life in prison. Make it nearly impossible for these sick idiots to spread their hate. Do the same with social media. Make ANY spread of this ideology a crime with the harshest punishment possible.
originally posted by: RAY1990
a reply to: UKTruth
No matter how you feel about it, prejudice won't be existing within our law system. It can't.
So we'll all be living with a smothering police presence. Like it or not it's the only lawful way it can be done.
originally posted by: Azureblue
a reply to: UpIsNowDown
I rerad it said on another website earlier today that there was a practice run by the authoriites going on at the same time. Has anyone heard anything of that?
originally posted by: satellite1
Actually there was a guy unmasked on social media More or less saying what you're saying they don't. I was watching a feed on Facebook live last night and there were so many laughing emoticons it's unbelievable, I'd round every #er up who liked that feed with a laugh and lock em up. a reply to: RAY1990
originally posted by: szino9
originally posted by: Azureblue
a reply to: UpIsNowDown
I rerad it said on another website earlier today that there was a practice run by the authoriites going on at the same time. Has anyone heard anything of that?
No, police thinks the suspect did a practice run few days ago
www.dailymail.co.uk...
Dawn Waddy was at the Manchester Arena with her daughter Holly and a friend when they became suspicious at the behaviour of a woman sitting next to them before the explosion. She told Sky News: "We had somebody sat next to us, looked very suspicious, she was fidgeting all the time with a bag - on the floor, across her - she was by herself. "She was looking in the direction of where the explosion actually happened all night and smirking to herself. "I got suspicious myself and my friend - who was actually sat next to her - said 'I don't like this'. "She was fidgeting with her bag, and the zips on and off, hands in the pockets. It puts you on edge."