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So why aren't Europe protecting their borders when there are clearly very real dangers with terrorism at an all time high.
originally posted by: anxiouswens
a reply to: and14263If you had actually read the 2014 link you would see that it is referring to ISIS and saying that something very similar could be carried out in Europe or USA!
originally posted by: intrptr
a reply to: and14263
Agrreed. WMD in the EU. Why not, they used it to start war in Iraq and Syria, now be verrry afraid, its coming to your backyard.
originally posted by: yorkshirelad
a reply to: anxiouswens
The Express AND The Daily Mail are your sources.......nuf said. I don't deny that this is an opportunity for ISIS but until there is some real evidence from a believable source I'll not take the right wing xenophobic bait.
So we have to believe an "insider".....hmmm yeah right.
You do realise that one of the tactics of ISIS (and all extreme organisations) is to instill fear so that everyone goes around fearing their own shadow. The extremists WANTS YOU to be fearful of all immigrants. Then the native population imbarks on path of protest and intimidation out of fear. This then causes the immigrant population to withdraw inwards on itself and become detached from the rest of society with only themselves as protection. Guess what happens then......the extremist moves in as the immigrants saviour.
Well done by spreading this fear you have become a propoganda agent for ISIS.
originally posted by: xoenneox
I am not afraid of nerve gas, try to imagine few diseased, suicidal terrorists prepared to make disease outburst here, in Europe, instead.....quite different numbers of dead people as a result, yes?
Things are really messy novadays, if you ask me...
originally posted by: enlightenedservant
originally posted by: xoenneox
I am not afraid of nerve gas, try to imagine few diseased, suicidal terrorists prepared to make disease outburst here, in Europe, instead.....quite different numbers of dead people as a result, yes?
Things are really messy novadays, if you ask me...
While that's a possibility, isn't it more useful to worry about the diseases that are actually here right now? Things like heart disease, AIDS, cancers, etc, which collectively killed millions of people a year?
originally posted by: and14263
a reply to: anxiouswens
I know what you're saying but the starting point for your debate was terrible.
What you need to know though is it's not black or white. It's not left or right.
When I get back from Belgium (setting off now) we'll have the debate? PM me.
originally posted by: and14263
a reply to: anxiouswens
The article may as well say - "Islamic Muslim barbarians known as ISIS might be bringing in AIDS to inject YOUR babies and kill them -It's odourless so this could be happening!"
By Associated Press Reporter
Published: 21:26 EST, 6 October 2015 | Updated: 01:43 EST, 7 October 2015
The FBI has foiled four plots by gangs in Eastern Europe to sell nuclear material to ISIS in the last five years, an investigation has revealed.
Authorities working with the federal law enforcement agency have stopped criminals with Russian connections that sought to sell radioactive substances to the Middle Eastern extremists.
The latest known case came in February this year, when a smuggler offered a huge cache of deadly cesium - enough to contaminate several city blocks - and specifically sought a buyer from the Islamic State group.
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'We can expect more of these cases,' said Constantin Malic, a Moldovan police officer who investigated all four cases. 'As long as the smugglers think they can make big money without getting caught, they will keep doing it.'
In wiretaps, videotaped arrests, photographs of bomb-grade material, documents and interviews, AP found a troubling vulnerability in the anti-smuggling strategy.
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US investigates suspected ISIS attack with deadly mustard gas on Kurdish town in Iraq
German military, which has been training the Kurds in the area, said some 60 Kurdish fighters had 'suffered injuries to their throats consistent with a chemical attack while fighting Islamic State', according to the Wall Street Journal.
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Islamic State Suspected of Using Chemical Weapon, U.S. Says
Militants likely used mustard agent on Kurdish forces in Iraq, officials say
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It's a scenario intelligence experts have long feared - organized crime gangs in former Soviet republics getting their hands on radioactive material and trying to sell it to terrorists. But it's one that appears to be coming true. AP found at least four attempts in five years in the small eastern European country of Moldova. www.facebook.com...