Protesters again display ISIS flags in Kashmir valley

[Lostsoldier]

Lol, there were a few idiots walking around with ISIS t-shirts on in my local town here in the UK, doesn't mean much really.

Are you from Bradford?

 

[Parul]

that's some serious crime...what's stopping army from putting bullets in their heads.

Desh ka Secularism hurt ho jayega.

 

[Manindra]

Goi should introduce some scholarships or some rozgar yojna for kasmiri youth.
So they don't have time for all this crap.

Kashmir get highest subsidy in India union but mostly gone in pocket of PDP & NC corrupt nexus .

 

[Supply&Demand]

hahaha.....this is so PERFECT!!! so-called Kashmiri Separatism...gayi bhains pani main!!!!

 

[Donatello]

And ends with a lifetime in jail or in some cases a bullet to the head

Which ISIS fighters or prospective fighters have been jailed for life or shot in the head, in UK?

 

[The Huskar]

Which ISIS fighters or prospective fighters have been jailed for life or shot in the head, in UK?

I was referring to the incident in Kashmir.

 

[Donatello]

I was referring to the incident in Kashmir.

And i was quoting another member, during which you jumped in, quoting me.

 

[Abingdonboy]

Are you from Bradford?

Haha, no mate. I'm from Berkshire.

Which ISIS fighters or prospective fighters have been jailed for life or shot in the head, in UK?

You're right about this, the system in the UK is FAR too lax about these things. Case in point is the fact that Anjem Choudary is allowed to walk around freely and spew his hatred.

 

[noksss]

what was that??
Just by holding an ISIS flag are these men trying to threaten the Indian forces or do they think our forces would piddle in fear??
India is not Middle east!!!

Karara jawab milega!! Lolz

Ya why we need IA when @levina and REHANA can easily counter ISIS

 

[Levina]

Ya why we need IA when @levina and REHANA can easily counter ISIS

you bet!

 

[ExtraOdinary]

Come on, it's not the idiots in the ISIS t-shirts we need to be worried about. It's the ones that are working on their sinister plans behind the scenes.

The local Syrians say that the British fighters have been documented to the most cruel and brutal, next only to Chechens. I wonder how you guys would cope up with the blowback if these people manage to make it back to Britain.

 

[Abingdonboy]

The local Syrians say that the British fighters have been documented to the most cruel and brutal, next only to Chechens. I wonder how you guys would cope up with the blowback if these people manage to make it back to Britain.

It's not going to be pretty that's for sure, it is little wonder the West is so hurriedly joining together to take the fight to these clowns in the ME? Rather fight them there than back home.

 

[The Huskar]

It's not going to be pretty that's for sure, it is little wonder the West is so hurriedly joining together to take the fight to these clowns in the ME? Rather fight them there than back home.

@Abingdonboy ,since you live in Britain,could you enlighten me as to why these European politicians are such wimps when dealing with the radical members of their society.Surely they must know that in long term,these people will be the spark that will burn down their homes.

 

[Abingdonboy]

@Abingdonboy ,since you live in Britain,could you enlighten me as to why these European politicians are such wimps when dealing with the radical members of their society.Surely they must know that in long term,these people will be the spark that will burn down their homes.

I guess it is the fear of being labelled "racist" and such. It is often said that "political correctness" has gone too far in the UK (possibly in other European nations too) but it seems that many politicians are bound by the constant pressure to be "pc" all the time and calling a spade a spade would simply invite a backlash from the media and opposing politicians.

Another factor that shouldn't be ignored is the extent to which vote bank politics come into play, here in the UK it is no secret that certain political parties are, to an extent, beholden to certain minority groups depending on their votes and political contributions.

This is just my, rather superficial and amateurish, assessment though- no doubt it is a multi-faceted and incredibly complex topic.

 

[Lostsoldier]

Haha, no mate. I'm from Berkshire.


You're right about this, the system in the UK is FAR too lax about these things. Case in point is the fact that Anjem Choudary is allowed to walk around freely and spew his hatred.

Aha you are a neighbour probably on my west.I said Bradford because it has a large Muslim population.

I guess it is the fear of being labelled "racist" and such. It is often said that "political correctness" has gone too far in the UK (possibly in other European nations too) but it seems that many politicians are bound by the constant pressure to be "pc" all the time and calling a spade a spade would simply invite a backlash from the media and opposing politicians.

Another factor that shouldn't be ignored is the extent to which vote bank politics come into play, here in the UK it is no secret that certain political parties are, to an extent, beholden to certain minority groups depending on their votes and political contributions.

This is just my, rather superficial and amateurish, assessment though- no doubt it is a multi-faceted and incredibly complex topic.

Mp's from Bradford, Manchester, whole of Yorkshire and Lancashire.