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Post by rott on Mar 16, 2019 15:30:14 GMT 7
Ah well, nice balance. What's next? 'We white Anglo-Saxon's have the right to defend ourselves against those we don't like"? Massacre the others first? You can not have much confidence in your own argument if you have to invent garbage like this to bolster it. And do not think your gormless, brain dead comments about the car bomb in Londonderry have been considered realistic. I have just been too bone idle to take you to task over it.
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Post by rott on Mar 16, 2019 15:32:24 GMT 7
But balance or rather context, is the whole point.
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Post by oldie on Mar 16, 2019 15:43:53 GMT 7
Don't bring your shit to our corner of the globe. Australia and New Zealand. Apparently this prick was angry about the European invasion by muslims. Well go to Europe and deal with it. Fuuk off and leave us alone.
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Post by oldie on Mar 16, 2019 16:23:06 GMT 7
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Post by rubl on Mar 16, 2019 16:46:27 GMT 7
Not much details or maybe I didn't see any yet, but as far as I'm concerned this chap from Grafton isn't really different from the Norwegian Breitvik guy, or the fools blowing themselves and others up in London or join the ISIS. All terrorists.
What I'm interested in is what are the common aspects. What led these men to be sensitive to radicalisation and start to find all the 'reasons and justification' why they eventually do what they do? Just shooting terrorists may make us feel better but doesn't really solve a problem. Blaming all those who are 'different' doesn't help either.
So what is it with this Brenton Tarrant? Had a nanny from Indonesia? Was bullied in school? Lost his highschool girlfriend to a more sporty type or a real nerd? Anything?
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Post by oldie on Mar 16, 2019 16:49:52 GMT 7
Not much details or maybe I didn't see any yet, but as far as I'm concerned this chap from Grafton isn't really different from the Norwegian Breitvik guy, or the fools blowing themselves and others up in London or join the ISIS. All terrorists. What I'm interested in is what are the common aspects. What led these men to be sensitive to radicalisation and start to find all the 'reasons and justification' why they eventually do what they do? Just shooting terrorists may make us feel better but doesn't really solve a problem. Blaming all those who are 'different' doesn't help either. So what is it with this Brenton Tarrant? Had a nanny from Indonesia? Was bullied in school? Lost his highschool girlfriend to a more sporty type or a real nerd? Anything? a sense of entitlement.
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Post by 88 on Mar 17, 2019 5:19:42 GMT 7
Not much details or maybe I didn't see any yet, but as far as I'm concerned this chap from Grafton isn't really different from the Norwegian Breitvik guy, or the fools blowing themselves and others up in London or join the ISIS. All terrorists. What I'm interested in is what are the common aspects. What led these men to be sensitive to radicalisation and start to find all the 'reasons and justification' why they eventually do what they do? Just shooting terrorists may make us feel better but doesn't really solve a problem. Blaming all those who are 'different' doesn't help either. So what is it with this Brenton Tarrant? Had a nanny from Indonesia? Was bullied in school? Lost his highschool girlfriend to a more sporty type or a real nerd? Anything? I guess it was a building frustration at the way our world is heading, and the heavy-handed and uneven censorship acts like a pressure cooker. White people make up something like 8% of the worlds population. Wherever they have native lands they are being purposefully replaced by other cultures. No mistake about it - it is genocide. History books will ask what the heck were we thinking - why were white people not allowed their countries and their cultures? Every day in Europe there are mass stabbings, rampages, gang rapes of our little children, and it never makes the news - other than the likes of Jihadwatch and GatesofVienna. This is seriously p**sing a lot of people off. How many have the guns and the training like this prick and Breivig - well clearly not many. How many are mentally unhinged enough to gun down innocent people going about their business? Very very few. But this problem and growing sense of desperation to save what people consider their countries will not end at the stroke of a bureaucrats pen. Look at the support Tommy Robinson has, and its snowballing every time the authorities act unfairly towards him. Breivig was different. This Christchurch guy was media savvy, he put on a performance for the camera but there was little intelligence behind his thoughts. His manifesto was pedestrian and nothing new or contentious in there, but essentially he was a meathead. Breivig was as cunning as a fox. He punished in the worst possible ways the people that made the policies that set Norway on a course for eventual destruction (but many decades after the inevitable destruction of Sweden, England, France and other "progressive" nations). I guess Breivig is even more evil than the Christchurch shooter. Still, no sense whatsoever keeping any of these scumbags alive. What does Breivig have like 3 cells to himself and a personal gym? Sheer madness.
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Post by Mosha on Mar 17, 2019 8:36:13 GMT 7
Interesting comparison with Corbyn's tweets about Manchester and Christchurch. One was an incident, while the other was a terrorist attack.
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Post by rubl on Mar 17, 2019 8:50:22 GMT 7
I fear we'll see more of this type of violence. The Great Trump seems to promote it, said so in a breitbart interview, repeated it in a since deleted tweet. "Trump Encourages Violence From His Supporters. They’re Listening. President Donald Trump this week issued a thinly veiled threat of violence against his opponents, saying that members of the police, military and biker gangs could “play it tough” if they “reach a certain point.” It was a disturbing remark, but even more disturbing is the fact that it’s part of a long history of Trump encouraging his supporters to engage in violence. Largely unchecked by his party’s leadership, Trump’s rhetoric has become normalized despite its real-world ramifications. “I have the support of the police, the support of the military, the support of Bikers for Trump,” Trump told Breitbart in the interview, which he later tweeted. “I have the tough people, but they don’t play it tough until they go to a certain point, and then it would be very bad, very bad.”" www.yahoo.com/huffpost/trump-encourages-violence-supporters-listening-183004391.html
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Post by me on Mar 17, 2019 9:34:29 GMT 7
While I deplore this....It was people killed and while some muslims are terrorists not all are, the thing I like worse is the way all governments seem to be forcing the cover up and limited reporting. If we cannot see the truth how can we believe anything a government says.
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Post by siampolee on Mar 17, 2019 9:59:06 GMT 7
THETRUTH A dangerous sidearm in the people's hands which many governments, political groups, ethnic ad religious groups and of course commercial interests fear the most. The internet brings news to be it good, bad, mediocre straight to us as it happens, the aforementioned groups have little or no comntrol over that service at that moment or moments in real time. Reaction time to adopt a scenario to groups advantage is swift, and of course, assisted in spreading the message by said groups and followers, for and against. Hence the truth is buried in a spiders web of disinformation before our very eyes. It is no different through history, the time factor and editorial or vocal input for '''news spread'' was very useful in clouding facts as we see from the Bible, the Koran, and national history books in general around the world. Folk tales and legends are imprinted into the national psyche, then the seeds are set thus the weeds of distraction and disinformation eventually overcome and then overgrow the seeds of the plants of the truth.
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Post by oldie on Mar 17, 2019 11:15:47 GMT 7
Christians getting shot and blown up by the thousands in Nigeria and it doesn't even make page 3.
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Post by rubl on Mar 17, 2019 11:57:07 GMT 7
Christians getting shot and blown up by the thousands in Nigeria and it doesn't even make page 3. Rumour has it those Christians would like to flee and settle in the country of their (former) colonial masters BTW, checking theSun's online page at least I've now seen the picture of Man.City's John Stones' new girlfriend and for those into Games of Thrones Emilia Clark bares all, click there.
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Post by me on Mar 17, 2019 12:33:11 GMT 7
Memories of a horrible night on that track kept awake from a group of Maories with a guitar and a copious supply of 1/2 g flasks of beer which they happily shared with all the rest of us leading to no sleep and a dreadful hangover in the morning.
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Post by rott on Mar 17, 2019 15:30:56 GMT 7
What civilization owes to the 98% of those 1.8 billion is the freedom and right to practice the religion of their choosing, without persecution. Somewhere in this universe somebody is sat currently wondering why Christianity hasn't been banned, a religion based on a man who supposedly died and then came back to life again and whose followers celebrate his existence by pretending to eat his body and drink his blood, how paganistic is that for gods sake (no play on words intended). Then we have the Catholic religion, No you have just described the Roman Catholic religion.......which in your ignorance you confuse with Bible-based Christianity. Let me enlighten you from the 39 Articles of the C of E. I quote from articles 28 and 31:- Transubstantiation is repugnant to to the plain word of Scripture and has given rise to superstition. (the wafer) is given, taken and eaten only after a heavenly and spiritual manner. The Mass is a blasphemous fable and a dangerous deceit. Also from the Articles:- Any doctrine which cannot be proven from Scripture is not to be considered a true Christian doctrine. Sadly these days not too many C of E clergymen take much notice of the articles, this latter point in particular. One exception being the excellent current incumbent at Christ Church, Bangkok. Criticise away but try and get your facts right.
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