have to notice that most of the terrorist (ISIS) attacks are in EURO countries

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  1. Mr C

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    Short Education, Idiot. The IRA have never considered themselves 'British'. Hence the history of resistance and violence. Jeez talk about a schooboy error with a Keyboard. Head down in the corner, Dunce. Si thi... :D
     
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    A lot of people don't know...SNP spooks keep it quiet , her real name is Nicola Al Hamza Sturgeon...puts her in a different light now!!
     
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    Re: really

    Which was sort of my point but don't let that stop you abusing me :rolleyes:
     
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    Northern Ireland is in Britain Mr C , in recent times the IRA's Chiefs of Staff have all been born in Northern Ireland , they might not like it but they were born British , lived in Britain , you are sounding like one of those plastic paddies they keep telling me about when I go to Dublin
     
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    Apologies shenk1 I didn't follow the link , the Colonial IPA is kicking in , no excuses though
     
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    You start off by saying Brussels isn't blocking our trade with anyone....

    .......then finish by saying that if we want free trade then we have to accept Brussels' conditions.

    So Shirley they are seeking to block trade, unless it's on their terms.

    And let's face it, why on earth should a precondition of them selling us a car, or us selling them rhubarb, involve a clause that there must be the free movement of labour?
     
    tobyornottoby, Jul 22, 2016
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  7. shenk1

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    No problem....don't let it happen again though or I'll force you to drink Carling ;)
     
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  8. Mr C

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    Re: really

    Lame exit to a bad gaff, mate. Go to some of the pubs I used to drink in and ask if they're British? You'd be walking out on your elbows...

    If you're going to use words like 'real IRA', it's safer to know what you're on about. :D
     
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    are you suggesting the RIRA and 32 CSM consider themselves british? you can't be. i must have missed the point, badly
     
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    I really don't understand what terrorist attacks by an extremist group hiding behind religion has to do with Britain leaving the EU (it's the EU we're leaving not Europe).

    By leaving the EU we're no more or less open to these attacks ourselves in Britain. We're no more or less at risk of these attacks when travelling to countries within the EU.

    IS claim to be everywhere, they're radicalising a small minority of both British born and non British born Muslims, to fight for their cause. Many of which are living here already. So I don't see how speeding up the process of leaving the EU makes us less open to terrorist attacks. For me it's people's narrow-minded views on other races and religions which make us open to threat.

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  11. Durkar Red

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    No I'm not , but we already ascertained I missed the point of the original post I reacted to , so I've been put in Mr C's naughty corner
     
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    A knee capping might improve the state of my knees at the moment Mr C , but I was in The Gravediggers next to Glasnevin cemetery earlier in the year and didn't have any problems , top Guinness though worth the taxi out and no cockney republicans in sight!!
     
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    No most ISIS attacks are in Iraq and Syria.
     
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    This latest attack in Germany was by an Iranian born German, it's safe to say that a Persian shiah Muslim is not going to be in Isis - a Sunni death cult.
     
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    And where exactly are Syria and Iraq you ****ing idiot
     
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  16. Mr C

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    Re: really

    Aye, sorry about that. Was just sticking up for our Shenk. We're Kirk Balk loyalists! :D
     
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    Hasn't got the same ring as Wombwell Warriors , pah Kirk Balk pussys
     
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    The Muslims in Britain who were born here are exactly the same. They have told me they are Muslim first and British second. When I've argued with them that being a Muslim is not a nationality, they clamp up.
     
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    Here we go. Well down today's front page.

    http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-36874570
     
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    Ah yes,of course. I remember learning about the three main schools of statistics at university: classical, Bayesian and, erm, anecdotal. Not sure what the size of your particular anecdotal study is, but generalisations like that just make you look foolish.

    Even if it were true, so what? Nationalism isn't and shouldn't be a requirement of citizenship.
     
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