[azdesertsnake01]

More red pill truth, lol.

[wmbondurant]

Originally Posted by Eggs&Spam ↗

Islam needs reformation.

There's simply no other solution.

And that will never be allowed to happen so, a nice plague should do nicely.

[Oswald2001]

Originally Posted by wmbondurant ↗

And that will never be allowed to happen so, a nice plague should do nicely.

Right.


Reforming their clusterf*ck is NOT our problem.


They should just F*ck Off - OUT - of The West...and die.

[wmbondurant]

Originally Posted by Oswald2001 ↗

Right.


Reforming their clusterf*ck is NOT our problem.


They should just F*ck Off - OUT - of The West...and die.

They don't like us or our way of life . But leaving their majority Muslim shitholes has been priority one for them . You know the philosophy. The Islamic prophecy .its all written for them to follow. And follow it they will all the way to our conversion or our extinction.
They need to stay in their own holy country's.

[monkeyblitzkrieg]

Originally Posted by Eggs&Spam ↗

Islam needs reformation.

There's simply no other solution.

You can't reform so many years of barbaric backward looking
wahhabism. These crazy fucks are still living in the 8th century.

They do not have our value system and they never will. It's the elephant in the room that no one dare discuss in public in the UK. For fear of being labelled an islamophobe or a racist. But I tell you nw when I visit major cities in England and Europe I view every middle eastern person with suspicion and actively avoid them.

Bottom line. Stop western dependence on middle eastern oil and gas and have fuck all to do with the entire region. Let them crumble without oil wealth. Sanction the fuck out of the whole region. The immigration has to stop too otherwise we're putting our innocent citizens at risk.

I'm sure the Israelis are ready to deploy some serious shit when it counts.

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The Manchester suicide bomber was repeatedly flagged to the authorities over his extremist views, but was not stopped by officers, it emerged Wednesday night.

Counter Terrorism agencies were facing questions after it emerged Salman Abedi told friends that “being a suicide bomber was okay”, prompting them to call the Government’s anti-terrorism hotline.

Sources suggest that authorities were informed of the danger posed by Abedi on at least five separate occasions in the five years prior to the attack on Monday night.

The authorities were also aware that Abedi’s father was linked to a well-known militant Islamist group in Libya, which is proscribed in Britain. Abedi also had links to several British-based jihadis with Isil connections.

Yesterday his father was detained by Libyan militia in the capital Tripoli while the suicide bomber’s two brothers have separately been arrested on suspicion of terrorism offences.

The apparent lapses emerged on a day of heightened police activity as the hunt for Abedi’s terror cell intensified.

Officers raided the suspected ‘bomb factory’ where it is feared he made the device before the attack.

Last night the Home Secretary conceded that Abedi was known the intelligence services, while counter terrorism officials were braced for criticism over the apparent failures

It came as:

It emerged security services are examining links between Abedi and an expert bomb-maker who had lived in the same street in Manchester
Leaked pictures last night emerged in the US of fragments of the bomb, prompting a diplomatic row between the Downing Street and the US security services.
Britain was placed on security lock down with soldiers on the streets and several high-profile events cancelled
The general election will resume with Ukip’s general election manifesto launch today
A minute’s silence will be held on Thursday morning at 11am in memory of the victims
A female police officer was revealed as one of the bomb victims, as further identities emerged
The missed opportunities to catch Abedi were beginning to mount up last night. The Telegraph has spoken to a community leader who said that Abedi was reported two years ago “because he thought he was involved in extremism and terrorism”.

Mohammed Shafiq, chief executive of the Ramadhan Foundation, said: “People in the community expressed concerns about the way this man was behaving and reported it in the right way using the right channels.

“They did not hear anything since.”

Two friends of Abedi also became so worried they separately telephoned the police counter-terrorism hotline five years ago and again last year.

“They had been worried that ‘he was supporting terrorism’ and had expressed the view that ‘being a suicide bomber was ok’.

Akram Ramadan, 49, part of the close-knit Libyan community in south Manchester, said Abedi had been banned from Didsbury Mosque after he had confronted the Imam who was delivering an anti-extremist sermon.

Mr Ramadan said he understood that Abedi had been placed on a “watch list” because the mosque reported him to the authorities for his extremist views.

A well-placed source at Didsbury Mosque confirmed it had contacted the Home Office’s Prevent anti-radicalisation programme as a result.

A US official also briefed that members of Abedi’s own family had contacted British police saying that he was “dangerous”, but again the information does not appear to have been acted upon.

Abedi's own family background might also have been a red flag to authorities. His father was a member of the militant Libyan Islamic Fighting Group.

Yet Abedi was able to travel frequently between the UK and Libya, where it is feared he trained in bombmaking and possibly travelled to Syria.

His youngest brother, Hisham - who is photographed on social media wielding an automatic rifle - was yesterday arrested by the Libyans who suspect him of knowing about the Manchester plot in advance and plotting his own attack in Tripoli.

Libyan authorities were aware of Abedi going to the capital of Tripoli on April 18 and believed he stayed for two or three weeks.

He revealed that Abedi's younger brother Hashim had been investigated for about a month and a half over suspicions that he was linked to IS.

Firefighters have spoken of their “shame” after bosses allegedly stopped them from helping victims of the Manchester Arena bomb until 90 MINUTES after the attack.

Members of the emergency service have told the Manchester Evening News they were aware paramedics were in urgent need of back up in the aftermath of the terror attack - but they were prevented from going in.

Devastated crew members have said that by the time five appliances were sent to the scene, all the dangerous work had been done.

But crews claim all they could do was watch the horror unfold on TV - just half a mile from the scene.

One firefighter slammed brigade bosses saying: “Their lack of leadership was reflected in the desperate pleas of North West Ambulance Service staff shouting that firefighters were needed at the scene.

[ferris209]

Originally Posted by monkeyblitzkrieg ↗

Bottom line. Stop western dependence on middle eastern oil and gas and have fuck all to do with the entire region.

One of the few liberal conspiracy theories I wished were true.....

I do wish Bush had invaded Iraq for the oil, we honestly should have rolled our oilmen in right after the troops and sucked that ground dry, if only to reimburse us for all we've lost over the last few decades putting up with their shit.

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[sylvz88]

final solution to all muslims