sorry mateQuite right too. Have a great night mate, I think I've been spared the Ariana Grande experience as I believe her European tour has now been cancelled.
she will be back
sorry mateQuite right too. Have a great night mate, I think I've been spared the Ariana Grande experience as I believe her European tour has now been cancelled.
Btw 'The Roundhouse' is a great venue. Sitting or standing?
For the first time in 10 years the terror threat level has been raised from severe to critical. This move indicates that another attack could be "imminent", as well as "highly likely". Operation Tempura has been implemented which means that Armed Forces will be deployed across the country under the command of the police. Worrying times indeed.
Or freedom fighters, who is writing history
Quite simply mental illness, that's the only sort of logical theory I can think of?
Completely baffling stuff!
This is 21st century terrorism, it is fuelled by the internet and any disaffected nut-job has a myriad of evil propaganda at the touch of a key on their phone. The failure to persuade/force Google, Twitter and Facebook to block their content is fuelling the ease at which anyone can access this. Add that to the Human Rights Act which is basically on the side of anyone who commits acts against the person and we have hamstrung ourselves in our ability to stop such things happening.
Daesh/Isis is not an organisation which is touchable as it relies on these media services as it's vehicle to prepare and execute it's aims which exacerbates the problem. The young are the perfect target for them as they can manipulate those in society who are vulnerable and have grievances to actually belong to something they think will reward them. In the past these were just oddballs, now they become brainwashed mass-killing martyrs. It is a reflection of what we have allowed society to become and the mistakes we have made in not reining in the hate-preachers who started this madness in the past 20 years...

I'm off to see Hawkwind at the Roundhouse on Friday night.....can't say I'm anymore worried than I would normally be (which is pretty much not at all).
If I'm at the wrong place at the wrong time then there isn't a thing I can do about it, and to be honest it's highly unlikely...you can't let those scumbag ****s ruin your life
Now here's an idea I would support. Citizens of the World.
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/u...emic-volcano-global-catastrophe-a7752171.html
You just know Donald Trump would insist on being president of a world government...
PS Good to learn your arse is in good shape, Strolls![]()
Surely it would be Jean-Claude Juncker Goldie?
Sorry....I really do not think you can gently put this aside as mental illness or nut-job. That is too simple an idea, and actually wrong. Obviously, there will be a few who are mentally ill, but for the main part I do not think they are much different to you or I. Difference is I do not think there is a cause I would die for (unlike these people) although I could see myself fighting to the death to defend my family....But that is because I have lived in a open world, and been free enough when indoctrinations (religion, social concepts and ideas) came to me I looked at them , considered them a bit and said no thank you.
However these people have been indoctrinated, many from birth, in a closed environment, where there is no choice but to listen to their religious and social leaders...and that is fine when it is benign. You must be humble, law-abiding, pray 5 times a day and eat only certain foods (which forms the basis of Islam)...that impinges on no-one but themselves. It is exactly the same as in the UK you must go to Mass on Sunday, Football on Saturday, eat fish on Friday and watch X factor or buy one of those strange fidget/ spinner twirly things from market stalls that everyone now must have.
It becomes a problem, when ordinary youngsters are drip-fed hatred and the belief that they are being oppressed by foreigners (and that becomes a reality if it is actually happening..). Strollers post of Corbyns words in 2003 are totally totally correct. We (the West) did start this cycle of destruction...which is now fed upon by impressionable people who have had no freedom to explore their world (either mental and physical). They join a "club" of like-minded people (we all like the joining "clubs" bit...this is why we are here on this website...afterall), and then the thoughts are self propagating and escalating between the "club" members...then you get the end-product of a terrorist.
How can we combat it? The first way is not to isolate the Muslim community, but embrace it. Show that we can see the difference between the terrorist and the Muslim.
Any backlash against innocent people will rebound three-fold. We need to find the hardcore and remove them, but support the community around them.
End of my rant
(PS..what are those spinny things that everyone has...but me?)
This is 21st century terrorism, it is fuelled by the internet and any disaffected nut-job has a myriad of evil propaganda at the touch of a key on their phone. The failure to persuade/force Google, Twitter and Facebook to block their content is fuelling the ease at which anyone can access this. Add that to the Human Rights Act which is basically on the side of anyone who commits acts against the person and we have hamstrung ourselves in our ability to stop such things happening.
Daesh/Isis is not an organisation which is touchable as it relies on these media services as it's vehicle to prepare and execute it's aims which exacerbates the problem. The young are the perfect target for them as they can manipulate those in society who are vulnerable and have grievances to actually belong to something they think will reward them. In the past these were just oddballs, now they become brainwashed mass-killing martyrs. It is a reflection of what we have allowed society to become and the mistakes we have made in not reining in the hate-preachers who started this madness in the past 20 years...