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Well, I see there is a strenuous effort afoot to deflect the discussion to the "root cause" of the terrorist's "disorder." Make it all about insanity. And, as some posters, above, even do--hint at his acts being the fault of White Australia for not doing enough to adjust to his culture. THAT is what drove him insane. Yep. Just like after the 2009 Fort Hood shooting, when Nidal Hasan, the army psychologist, no less, was described even by some army generals as a "casualty" because of all he had to endure as a Muslim in the US Army. And THAT is what drove him to do his massacre. Want peace? Apparently, that means every place and every person must convert to Islam and do things that way.
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As convenient as it is to point the finger at Islam, this was a person with mental health issues.
I would argue that most Islamic terrorists that attack innocent civilians have mental health issues, including the leaders. They court people with mental issues to become suicide bombers and to carry out lone wolf attacks. I see no reason that radical Islam should be let off the hook in any regard.
By Western standards, this man may have had mental issues. But in Iran, in the Middle East, I'll bet he is a dime a dozen. I doubt he would stand out at all. He is normal by the standards of the average mullah, I would wager.
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Well if nothing else being in a coffee shop should help him stay awake a few more hours.
Oz
Until the toilet beckons.
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Still think we should have gun control?..
Stupid comment.
The last thing that is needed is gun slingers with little or no training running around trying to resolve the situation.
Do you realise some of those Police you see on the TV screens train 24/7, 365 a year for theses types of situations.
Leave it to the experts.
Some of the worst gun handlers I've seen are police. They never handled a gun until they joined the force, and nothing they can do will make up for a lifetime of hunting and target practicing. They don't train and practice with a gun 24/7 either.
The police can't do nearly as much from the outside as a couple of armed citizens could from the inside by catching the perps in a moment of distraction.
Prayers up for those hostages.
I've often thought about what I would do in the situation these hostages now find themselves. I think I would take a page from what happens on virtually every airliner these days, when people think there is a threat. They rush and attack the would-be trouble maker. This isn't Dog Day Afternoon. The scenario where hostage negotiations could resolve themselves without bloodshed goes out the window when Islamic terrorists enter the picture. So, go after 'em. Grab a table knife, if you don't have anything else. Don't wait to be trussed up like a Thanksgiving turkey. At least try and free yourselves.
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No-one has the balls to call it a terrorist act. The politically correct BS reporting on the BBC right now is nauseating.
Yea, right now, the BBC broadcast is worried about a "backlash" against "racial minorities." Same BBC guy just reported that the police are "holding some kind of rifle." This guy might do well at the diversity seminar, but I don't think he has ever been in any situation more dangerous than his studio make-up room.
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Whilst emotive at the moment (before you head on in my sister and her family live in Sydney so I am attached too) please remember that there are 1.6 billion Muslims in the world and only 1 or 2 in that coffee shop.
The difference being that relatively few of the 1.6 billion had access to that area of Sydney. What happens as more and more of the 1.6 billion, through immigration, get easy access to Sydney and other soft targets worldwide?
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Damn if this is a confirmed terrorist attack ...bloody idiots of ISIS
I am heading there for work next month and I can already imagine the airport security ....
So sorry to hear of your potential inconvenience. Glad to see your priorities are in the right place.
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CNN saying that widespread government raids are also taking place around the city. But, then, that's CNN. Who knows.
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USA will never be a "better place.", USA is a country of immigrates, most came poor, alcoholic, criminals, bad genes... and see the result? . no offense OK? , but it s true. totally degenerated living race there. each time I go to USA, I see them broke, drunk, people shooting... horrible place. pouah! not a place where I would like to have children.
So . . . you only travel to Philadelphia?
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http://www.paulcraigroberts.org/ Here's the website if anyone else wants to cut and paste. He is actively seeking donations.
Not sure if Bitcoins are accepted or not.
Probably, no bitcoins. Likely, he only takes gold, silver, guns, ammo, and MREs. Just send c/o whatever abandoned missile silo he's living in.
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It was not a " civil rights " protest, it was a demand for more than the 100 % FREEBIES
black people now collect from Caucasian hard working, tax paying citizens !
Let me guess...you wear a white sheet, a hood, and you burn crosses on people's properties, don't you?
Do some research, pal...see where the tax dollars go; mainly to rich folks (and, note, not wanting to be racist like some, I didn't pick on any particular racial or ethnic group) who can hire expensive tax attorneys, to use all the loopholes. They get tax breaks for their huge farms, businesses, etc. Do you know how much taxes G.E pays? If you pay U.S. taxes, and you actually do know those figures, that is what would upset you!
Warren Buffet, perhaps you have heard of him, complained about the U.S. tax structure because he pays a lower percentage of taxes on his income that his secretary does! Large companies pay very little taxes because they can afford the lawyers to take advantage of the tax laws! Who make the tax laws? I give you three guesses!
Foreign countries get billions of dollars of taxpayer money every year...for example, Israel alone, gets over two billion, every year!
And, sir, look at the photos of the protesters; many of them are obviously "Caucasian"; I suppose they too, are "looking to collect" ?
Oh, dear. Another one.
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I do wonder how he can keep posting messages, since his index finger is obviously about to punch a hole through his computer keyboard. Either that, or the saliva soon is going to dribble down between the keys.
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Macadamia nuts all around.
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@ D Brasco. Paul Craig Roberts is a conspiracy nut--on just about every issue that has had a conspiracy short of aliens being responsible for 9/11. He's a crank, a crackpot. Nobody has run his columns for years, because he seems to have become stark raving mad. Now, he is reduced to putting up everything he writes on his own website and begging for donations. But at least now I know who your inspiration was for spelling America as "Amerika."
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It would have been better had Brennan not held this press conference. His performance was terrible--stuttering, stammering, gasping, while hiding behind weasel words. Far better had he come out sounding like a leader rather than a first year law student. Not to mention the couple of times I saw him with the deer in the headlights look.
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Took a long walk around Jomtien tonight. Not a Yank in sight. Must have taken the advice to heart and are locked up in their rooms.
Christmas came early this year! First russians and now americans
But who will you bum cigarettes off of, now?
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........During the communist uprisings in Burma the British interrogated and got valuable information from the insurgents. During the Vietnam war the Americans remembered this and asked for advice from the British for their interrogations of the Vietcong, their advice was ignored because it involved speaking with the insurgents in a civilized manner over tea and cakes and making sure that their dependents received food and health care as long as the insurgent was in prison, the Americans couldn't believe that you could get information this way despite having had the proof that this worked.
Arguable if this is directly linked to the subject or not, but here is an interesting free read.
Puncturing the Counter Insurgency Myth, by Andrew Mumford (Link)
Synposis :
This monograph holds that an aura of mythology has surrounded conventional academic and military perceptions of British performance in the realm of irregular warfare. It identifies 10 myths regarding British counterinsurgency performance and seeks to puncture them by critically assessing the efficacy of the British way of counterinsurgency from the much-vaunted, yet over-hyped, Malayan Emergency to the withdrawal of combat troops from Iraq in 2009. It challenges perceptions of the British military as an effective learning institution when it comes to irregular warfare and critically assesses traditional British counterinsurgency strategic maxims regarding hearts and minds and minimum force"
direct link to a .Pdf download of the article.
And, in fact, the US did borrow directly from the British during Vietnam . . . and it was a disaster. The so-called "strategic hamlets" program was adopted precisely because of its use in the Malayan Emergency of the 1950s. It was the single most disastrous policy directed towards Vietnamese civilians during the war, and it made permanent enemies out of huge portions of the population.
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Not really a problem. I'm not an American. I'm from Texas.
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Including telling the truth. Interrogators have questioning techniques that separate the truth from lies.the person being tortured would say anything to make them stop.
How would you discern what was the truth and what was lies ? During the communist uprisings in Burma the British interrogated and got valuable information from the insurgents. During the Vietnam war the Americans remembered this and asked for advice from the British for their interrogations of the Vietcong, their advice was ignored because it involved speaking with the insurgents in a civilized manner over tea and cakes and making sure that their dependents received food and health care as long as the insurgent was in prison, the Americans couldn't believe that you could get information this way despite having had the proof that this worked.
Sure, listen to the British. That's what has made the British Empire what it is today.
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Chinese made trash. Should go with the Japanese. I will not be getting on any tofu train. This is a mistake.
The Chinese have already built a vast amount of railway track across China, and the trains there do actually work.
Why be so anti-Chinese ? Why cheer on Japan ? Remember, Britain and America fought World War Two AGAINST Japan. And Britain and America were allied to China in that war.
In war and peace, realise who the real friends are.
World War II was almost 70 years ago! Why are you still fighting it? Right now. Today. The Chinese are making buildings that fall over, bridges that collapse, and trains that don't work. They are corrupt and inept. The Japanese are efficient and quality oriented.
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Chinese made trash. Should go with the Japanese. I will not be getting on any tofu train. This is a mistake.
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How many of these "African-Americans" could even point to Africa on a map.
Perhaps if they thought of themselves as Americans they might be more accepted.
Once you start down that road it's a slippery slope,
Jewish Americans
Dutch Americans
Irish Americans
Italian Americans
Etc.,
I've never heard of "Dutch Americans" in my life.
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Over 50 percent expect relations to worsen with the police. Yea, probably. Sounds like about the same percentage that will be involved in criminal activity of one sort or another.
Russia raises key interest rate to 17% amid rouble decline
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17 percent! Putin is getting into Jimmy Carter territory.