Islamic State - Ruthless Beyond Belief

coyne wrote: Ahh trust me it's not lost on me.  I'm still laughing from how cringeworthy how people must think their opinion on an opinionated topic how their view must be right. Cheers for the laugh though, will return soon.

coyne wrote: Amen to this  The irony of some people trying to involve themselves in a political debate but when an alternative view comes in they get all bitchy and cry  And they wonder why their craic is absolutely terrible. Spoofers thread is somewhere near the bottom, I suggest it gets bumped.

Is that lad talking out of his muff again?

Landon Donovan wrote: Muff get this into your head. You, the support group and your beliefs are not the common consensus on this forum and in life. People on the forum run a mile when they see the same old heads charging in to vent their life issue via political beliefs. Everybody just avoids the threads and let you's get on with it. You lot end up chasing anybody remaining out of the thread, leading you all to sit around agreeing with each other and thinking you are a majority. Yiz are kinda like the YBIG version of Islamic State in Syria. They chased out all of the normal folk and now they think, hey everybody agree's with us now, arent we great.

What beliefs are these?

If you mean state interventionism in other people's countries, backing the biggest international lawbreakers like Israel and Saudi Arabia in the world and the reason for the disintegration of countries like Iraq,Libya,Afghanistan and Syria well I think you'll find the majority of people in the world agree with the consensus on here.

Just because you live in a Fox News bubble and come out with daft statements (something along the lines of)'the sooner we westernize these countries the better' just shows the type of Sarah Palin kindergarten view you have on political issues.

If people on here are critical about the U.S. and the UK foreign policy you somehow conflate this with being anti-American or anti-British that we're immature teens blaming America for everything.

The majority of people in the world know that groups like ISIS/Al Qaeda flourish from western countries interfering in and invading Moslem countries. The majority of people and countries support a Palestinian state and the reason for a lot of anti-Western feeling and the reason why we see terrorist attacks in Europe stems from this issues such as this.

Landon Donovan wrote: Majority sentiment???? Just because everybody runs a mile when they see you and your pals try to take over a thread to slap yourselves on the back for actually finding somebody in your life that agrees with you, dont think that you are a minority. You'll never be a majority and you's love it that way. Keep on rebelling if it helps you deal with things. But look, if you want to think that way then do. Just as long as it helps you.

Muff get this into your head. You, the support group and your beliefs are not the common consensus on this forum and in life.

People on the forum run a mile when they see the same old heads charging in to vent their life issue via political beliefs. Everybody just avoids the threads and let you's get on with it. You lot end up chasing anybody remaining out of the thread, leading you all to sit around agreeing with each other and thinking you are a majority.


Yiz are kinda like the YBIG version of Islamic State in Syria. They chased out all of the normal folk and now they think, hey everybody agree's with us now, arent we great.

irishmufc wrote: LD do you ever get bored of always having to go against wherever the majority sentiment on here is whatever the topic that's purely for attention seeking purposes?

Majority sentiment????

Just because everybody runs a mile when they see you and your pals try to take over a thread to slap yourselves on the back for actually finding somebody in your life that agrees with you, dont think that you are a minority. You'll never be a majority and you's love it that way. Keep on rebelling if it helps you deal with things.

But look, if you want to think that way then do. Just as long as it helps you.


Edited by Landon Donovan - 01 Oct 2015 at 7:21pm

Landon Donovan wrote: irishmufc wrote: Landon Donovan wrote: Hopefully we get a republican president of America to help aid the restoration of peace in the region Look at me, look at me daddy!!! Oh please look at me daddy I understand that you have your issues. I am not angry with you.

LD do you ever get bored of always having to go against wherever the majority sentiment on here is whatever the topic that's purely for attention seeking purposes?

irishmufc wrote: Ffs Bitored you're not one of these conspiracy nuts are ya? Putin caused Beslan and the Moscow bombings? And it wouldn't be more logical that a Chechen group themself commit these acts. It's the same thing with 9/11 being an inside job. Why would any government take a needless risk of exposure when there are group that will attack anyway. It's completely ridiculous with a stupid risk of it getting out in the public domain.

Have a read of The Man Without a Face: The Unlikely Rise of Vladimir Putin by Masha Gesso. There's also a couple of documentarys about it.
Look it up. It's a fact.
If you don't fancy a book read the wiki page;
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russian_apartment_bombings

This is one of the most disturbing things about the bombings;

"After the second explosion in Moscow, Russian Duma speaker Gennadiy Seleznyov of the Communist Party made an announcement, "I have just received a report. According to information from Rostov-on-Don, an apartment building in the city of Volgodonsk was blown up last night." However, the bombing in Volgodonsk took place three days later, on 16 September. When the Volgodonsk bombing happened, Vladimir Zhirinovsky demanded an explanation in the Duma, but Seleznev turned his microphone off."

Also read about the ryazan incident.

As for 9/11 saw a documentary about that too. No doubt it was the Saudis. The explosions that were heard were actually a chemical reaction from the aluminium in the plane being heated to a high level.

I can smell a conspiracy theory a mile away

Edited by Bitored - 01 Oct 2015 at 3:28am