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Re: SISI
http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfre ... be-a-farce" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Malcolm Fraser.
Exactly what I have been saying: no strategy, no exit plan so our $1Bn a year on bombing ISIS is pointless. If Turkey is letting ISIS win Kobane on their border just what the FUCK are we doing there?
Better to fight the Ebola virus in East Africa, better to fund the CSIRO, BuMet, ABS and the ABC properly—charity does start at home, after all. NewStart should be lifted too.
Malcolm Fraser.
Exactly what I have been saying: no strategy, no exit plan so our $1Bn a year on bombing ISIS is pointless. If Turkey is letting ISIS win Kobane on their border just what the FUCK are we doing there?
Better to fight the Ebola virus in East Africa, better to fund the CSIRO, BuMet, ABS and the ABC properly—charity does start at home, after all. NewStart should be lifted too.
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Re: SISI



Question: What should be done about the growth in the murderous regime of the IS?
George's Answer: Lift Newstart



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Re: SISI
Turkey don't like the Kurds Monkey Boy or didn't you know that?GeorgeH wrote:http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfre ... be-a-farce" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Malcolm Fraser.
Exactly what I have been saying: no strategy, no exit plan so our $1Bn a year on bombing ISIS is pointless. If Turkey is letting ISIS win Kobane on their border just what the FUCK are we doing there?
Better to fight the Ebola virus in East Africa, better to fund the CSIRO, BuMet, ABS and the ABC properly—charity does start at home, after all. NewStart should be lifted too.
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Re: SISI
3 EUROPEAN COUNTRIES FOCUS ON HOME-GROWN ISIS THREAT
Al-arabiya News, Dubai UAE
NORWAY EXPECTS ISIS ATTACK WITHIN A YEAR
http://english.alarabiya.net/en/News/mi ... year-.html
Norway’s intelligence service said Wednesday it expects an attack on
the country within a year due to the growing threat posed by the
Islamic State (IS) group.
FRENCH GOVERNMENT TOUGHER THAN AUSTRALIAN ON POTENTIAL ISIS TERRORISTS
http://english.alarabiya.net/en/News/mi ... ists-.html
France adopted Tuesday an anti-terrorism law which will slap a travel
ban on anyone suspected of planning to wage jihad after the upper
house Senate gave its final stamp of approval, Agence France-Presse
reported.
HUNGARY INTERCEPTS DUTCH-MORROCAN GIRL ON WAY TO FIGHT FOR ISIS
http://english.alarabiya.net/en/News/mi ... ISIS-.html
A 16-year-old Dutch girl allegedly on her way to Syria has been
intercepted by Hungarian police, authorities said Wednesday, in the
latest case of a European teenager trying to join jihadists.
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Re: SISI
Do you understand the threat this movement poses to the region and the whole world?GeorgeH wrote:http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfre ... be-a-farce" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Malcolm Fraser.
Exactly what I have been saying: no strategy, no exit plan so our $1Bn a year on bombing ISIS is pointless. If Turkey is letting ISIS win Kobane on their border just what the FUCK are we doing there?
Better to fight the Ebola virus in East Africa, better to fund the CSIRO, BuMet, ABS and the ABC properly—charity does start at home, after all. NewStart should be lifted too.
Once they have a legitimate country as their base, one of their own... what do you think they will do to the locals and what do you think the long term objectives are?
With an understanding like this I hope you are getting prepared by studying up on your Arabic reading and writing and get your limbs nimble enough ready to take the position.
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Re: SISI
Assuming you meant "Have a go at it" .. Well I'd love to, and possibly would, but I'm not allowed, none of us are.boxy wrote:Well get on yer bike then, guys. No need to wait for conscription. Have at it.Lucas wrote:Me too, better sooner than later when they are larger than 10% musseys here in the population.Outlaw Yogi wrote:I have waited over 20 years for the war with Islam/Muslims ... so thank you IS for getting it started.
The penalties for fighting Jihadis without a govt sanction incurs gaol/jail sentences should I or whoever came home.
Jihadis are generally regarded as terrorists, and those who oppose them without having enlisted in a regular army are considered the same.
Y'see I'm just waiting for the veil of civilisation to fall, so there will be no penalties for barbarism except possibly death.
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Re: SISI
http://www.news.com.au/world/middle-eas ... picks=true" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;ISLAMIC State extremists have released a sickening list of 27 tips on raping and punishing sex slaves.
The guidelines are set out as a Q&A explaining how to capture and degrade young women and pre-pubescent girls, and attempting to justify such behaviour through Islamic law.
It insists it is acceptable to have sexual intercourse with non-Muslim slaves, including young girls, and that it is permitted to beat and trade them.
The pamphlet was released by the Research and Fatwa Department of the Islamic State and posted on a pro-IS Twitter account.
It is thought to have been created in response to allegations that IS has kidnapped and enslaved more than 2500 Yazidi women in Syria and Iraq.
The list, published by MEMRI’s jihad and terrorism monitor, claims that al-sabi (slavery) is justified in the case of an “unbelieving” woman.
It also states: “It is permissible to have sexual intercourse with the female captive ... that their right hands possess.”
If the woman is not a virgin, the list adds, “her uterus must be purified” before sex.
It even permits having sex with a girl who has not reached puberty, “if she is fit for intercourse”.
Another answer reads: “It is permissible to buy, sell, or give as a gift female captives and slaves, for they are merely property, which can be disposed of.”
The terrifyingly matter-of-fact article says it is acceptable to separate a mother from her child through buying or selling — but only after puberty, when the child is “grown and mature”.
If a slave-owner dies, “Female captives are distributed as part of his estate, just as all [other parts] of his estate [are distributed].”
The list permits darb ta’deeb (disciplinary beating), but says beating as torture or for pleasure is prohibited.
Ominously, it adds that a slave running away from her master is “among the gravest of sins” and “she is [to be] reprimanded [in such a way that] deters others like her from escaping.”
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This just gets worse and worse. Words escape me.
Yazidi girls dragged by their hair into sexual slavery and sold for $25
Islamic State has kidnapped and forced into sexual slavery hundreds, possibly thousands, of girls and women in the past five months, The Times can reveal, in what is thought to be the biggest case of enslavement this century.
Girls as young as 12 and their mothers have been seized and raped by Isis as part of a programme drawn from the earliest examples of Islamic slavery.

The women were torn from their families, classified according to age, education and marital status, and either sold or given to fighters as a reward. The sex slaves were traded openly at a market run by Isis. The group has published a guide to advise jihadists on permissible practices with a “concubine” and how to punish them. Sex with pre-pubescent girls is allowed under certain circumstances.
Teenage girls who escaped Isis were interviewed by The Times in Iraq. They described how women were grabbed by their hair and pushed on to lorries, before being driven to sorting centres.
Activists charting the plight of the slaves say that western Islamic converts were among the foreign fighters buying Yazidi women.
“I have a case of one escapee who was one of a group of girls bought and raped by two Australian brothers from Isis,” Amena Saeed, a Yazidi former MP, said. “These were not Australians of Islamic origin — these are white-skinned, blond-haired Australians: converts.”
Last week a Times investigation exposed the grooming and funding of British teenage girls to move to Syria to become jihadist brides. Eleven young women are known to have left Britain to marry Isis fighters, but the real number is believed to be much higher
Some of the young women walked quietly to their enslavement, some had to be dragged from the building by their hair. In this way Islamic State divided its spoils of war and committed hundreds, perhaps thousands of Yazidi women to captivity, rape and violence in possibly the largest act of enslavement this century.
“My mother started screaming and begging for mercy as the Daesh [Isis] fighters told my sister and me to join the group of younger women specially selected,” one 19-year-old Yazidi woman told The Times, recalling the moment that she was selected as a sex slave.
“But they tore us from her grasp,” added the woman, who can be known only by her initial as “Girl B” to protect her family. “I saw other women in the building being dragged out to waiting lorries by their hair.”
Girl B and her 14-year-old sister are among several Yazidi women who have managed to escape since they were seized from the town of Sinjar and surrounding villages by Isis fighters in early August.
The accounts of their ordeal are the foundation of a report released tomorrow by Amnesty International, Escape from hell — Torture, sexual slavery in Islamic State captivity in Iraq, which, with those of activists and advocates investigating their cases, suggests that the Isis plan to enslave the Yazidis was not only deliberate and co-ordinated, but part of a policy which regards sexual enslavement as central to the jihadists’ core spiritual values.
The Yazidis’ ordeal began on the first Sunday of August when Isis fighters swept into the town on the south side of the Sinjar Mountain. Girl B, her 14-year-old sister, their parents and six siblings including a girl of 11, fled.
As they approached the mountain sanctuary in a vehicle, they were cut off by the Isis advance. “They were local Sunni fighters, some of whom we recognised,” Girl B recalled. “A local mechanic was among them. The Sunni men in our area became Daesh as soon as they got a smell of them approaching. No one even had to ask them to join.”
First the captives were driven to a government building in Sinjar, one of numerous holding centres established by Isis. Here, among hundreds of Yazidi prisoners, the separation began.
“The Daesh took our names and ages and noted everything down,” said Girl B, who was interviewed with her sister and three other escapees by The Times in Northern Iraq last week. “Then they began dividing us: the men to one side, woman and children to another. Then they selected the young women, both married and unmarried. They told me and my two younger sisters to join that last group. We didn’t know what was happening, but our mother realised, and she began screaming.”
According to the sisters, their mother succeeded in wresting back her 11-year-old but her two other daughters were put on a truck, one of dozens of lorries, pick-ups and dumper trucks waiting to transport the girls to sexual enslavement hours after they were taken prisoner.
“It was organised, and they took us away like cattle,” Girl B said.“The sound was of shouting and yelling from the Daesh as we were pushed on to those lorries, and screaming from women.”
They were taken to Mosul, where they joined hundreds of other female captives in the city’s “Galaxy Hall”, another holding centre.
Here, guarded by IS fighters, the Yazidi women were questioned further and asked to give details of their level of education. A fortnight later the two sisters were moved twice more, each time in smaller groups which were divided out among Isis commanders, who inspected them and selected them along the way “as sheep”, until they ended up with a hundred other Yazidi girls in a house in the town of Baaj owned by a prominent Isis sheikh.
“There, the commanders of the Daesh came to look at us again,” Girl B said. “We were lined up while they came to inspect and buy us. I could see the dinars change hands.”
Girl B knew her buyer. “Abu Ghuffram”, an Isis commander in his forties, was a local Sunni with a pre-war reputation as a small-time criminal. Before joining Isis he had fixed gold teeth for clients, who included one of Girl B’s older sisters. Now he wanted slaves.
Girl B, her 14-year- old sister and another 14-year-old Yazidi slave were taken to Abu Ghuffram’s house in the village of Rambussi, and forced to serve the Isis commander and two of his captains.
Life alternated between domestic chores and violent assault.
“Sometimes he would call me by name and talk reasonably,” said Girl B, who in common with many Yazidi slaves was forcibly converted to Islam. “At other times the men would insult our Yazidi faith and curse us. If Abu Ghuffram was angry he would strike or kick me. Once he put his hands around my throat and tried to choke me.”
http://www.thetimes.co.uk/tto/news/worl ... 304295.ece
Yazidi girls dragged by their hair into sexual slavery and sold for $25
Islamic State has kidnapped and forced into sexual slavery hundreds, possibly thousands, of girls and women in the past five months, The Times can reveal, in what is thought to be the biggest case of enslavement this century.
Girls as young as 12 and their mothers have been seized and raped by Isis as part of a programme drawn from the earliest examples of Islamic slavery.

The women were torn from their families, classified according to age, education and marital status, and either sold or given to fighters as a reward. The sex slaves were traded openly at a market run by Isis. The group has published a guide to advise jihadists on permissible practices with a “concubine” and how to punish them. Sex with pre-pubescent girls is allowed under certain circumstances.
Teenage girls who escaped Isis were interviewed by The Times in Iraq. They described how women were grabbed by their hair and pushed on to lorries, before being driven to sorting centres.
Activists charting the plight of the slaves say that western Islamic converts were among the foreign fighters buying Yazidi women.
“I have a case of one escapee who was one of a group of girls bought and raped by two Australian brothers from Isis,” Amena Saeed, a Yazidi former MP, said. “These were not Australians of Islamic origin — these are white-skinned, blond-haired Australians: converts.”
Last week a Times investigation exposed the grooming and funding of British teenage girls to move to Syria to become jihadist brides. Eleven young women are known to have left Britain to marry Isis fighters, but the real number is believed to be much higher
Some of the young women walked quietly to their enslavement, some had to be dragged from the building by their hair. In this way Islamic State divided its spoils of war and committed hundreds, perhaps thousands of Yazidi women to captivity, rape and violence in possibly the largest act of enslavement this century.
“My mother started screaming and begging for mercy as the Daesh [Isis] fighters told my sister and me to join the group of younger women specially selected,” one 19-year-old Yazidi woman told The Times, recalling the moment that she was selected as a sex slave.
“But they tore us from her grasp,” added the woman, who can be known only by her initial as “Girl B” to protect her family. “I saw other women in the building being dragged out to waiting lorries by their hair.”
Girl B and her 14-year-old sister are among several Yazidi women who have managed to escape since they were seized from the town of Sinjar and surrounding villages by Isis fighters in early August.
The accounts of their ordeal are the foundation of a report released tomorrow by Amnesty International, Escape from hell — Torture, sexual slavery in Islamic State captivity in Iraq, which, with those of activists and advocates investigating their cases, suggests that the Isis plan to enslave the Yazidis was not only deliberate and co-ordinated, but part of a policy which regards sexual enslavement as central to the jihadists’ core spiritual values.
The Yazidis’ ordeal began on the first Sunday of August when Isis fighters swept into the town on the south side of the Sinjar Mountain. Girl B, her 14-year-old sister, their parents and six siblings including a girl of 11, fled.
As they approached the mountain sanctuary in a vehicle, they were cut off by the Isis advance. “They were local Sunni fighters, some of whom we recognised,” Girl B recalled. “A local mechanic was among them. The Sunni men in our area became Daesh as soon as they got a smell of them approaching. No one even had to ask them to join.”
First the captives were driven to a government building in Sinjar, one of numerous holding centres established by Isis. Here, among hundreds of Yazidi prisoners, the separation began.
“The Daesh took our names and ages and noted everything down,” said Girl B, who was interviewed with her sister and three other escapees by The Times in Northern Iraq last week. “Then they began dividing us: the men to one side, woman and children to another. Then they selected the young women, both married and unmarried. They told me and my two younger sisters to join that last group. We didn’t know what was happening, but our mother realised, and she began screaming.”
According to the sisters, their mother succeeded in wresting back her 11-year-old but her two other daughters were put on a truck, one of dozens of lorries, pick-ups and dumper trucks waiting to transport the girls to sexual enslavement hours after they were taken prisoner.
“It was organised, and they took us away like cattle,” Girl B said.“The sound was of shouting and yelling from the Daesh as we were pushed on to those lorries, and screaming from women.”
They were taken to Mosul, where they joined hundreds of other female captives in the city’s “Galaxy Hall”, another holding centre.
Here, guarded by IS fighters, the Yazidi women were questioned further and asked to give details of their level of education. A fortnight later the two sisters were moved twice more, each time in smaller groups which were divided out among Isis commanders, who inspected them and selected them along the way “as sheep”, until they ended up with a hundred other Yazidi girls in a house in the town of Baaj owned by a prominent Isis sheikh.
“There, the commanders of the Daesh came to look at us again,” Girl B said. “We were lined up while they came to inspect and buy us. I could see the dinars change hands.”
Girl B knew her buyer. “Abu Ghuffram”, an Isis commander in his forties, was a local Sunni with a pre-war reputation as a small-time criminal. Before joining Isis he had fixed gold teeth for clients, who included one of Girl B’s older sisters. Now he wanted slaves.
Girl B, her 14-year- old sister and another 14-year-old Yazidi slave were taken to Abu Ghuffram’s house in the village of Rambussi, and forced to serve the Isis commander and two of his captains.
Life alternated between domestic chores and violent assault.
“Sometimes he would call me by name and talk reasonably,” said Girl B, who in common with many Yazidi slaves was forcibly converted to Islam. “At other times the men would insult our Yazidi faith and curse us. If Abu Ghuffram was angry he would strike or kick me. Once he put his hands around my throat and tried to choke me.”
http://www.thetimes.co.uk/tto/news/worl ... 304295.ece
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Re: Islamic State - ISIS
Yep, yet another reason we ned to wipe these dikheads out.
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