The Terrorism Discussion Thread

Garland Twinkleballs wrote:Australia doesn't have open borders though. They must be totally safe from terrorists and this is all just a false flag operation.

Actually they do, terrorists can just walk from the Northern Territory to South Australia and there is nothing to stop them.

twitter.com/bbcbreaking/status/812251799046488064

When did news outlets start reporting stories before any kind of facts came in?

There were two hijackers involved, who threatened to bomb the plane, according to initial reports.

Bit more info from a local source,
http://www.timesofmalta.com/articles/vi ... lta.634664

Hopefully everyone gets out alive

BID0 wrote:

twitter.com/bbcbreaking/status/812251799046488064

When did news outlets start reporting stories before any kind of facts came in?

It's called breaking news...

captain red dog wrote:
BID0 wrote:

twitter.com/bbcbreaking/status/812251799046488064

When did news outlets start reporting stories before any kind of facts came in?

It's called breaking news...

In my defence, when I posted that, BBC only could say a plane was being diverted and it came with a hijack title :shifty:

Everything is now just like one never ending episode of 24 & James Bond.

BID0 wrote:

twitter.com/bbcbreaking/status/812251799046488064

When did news outlets start reporting stories before any kind of facts came in?

Well that's one way to avoid passport control.

Partridge Iciclebubbles wrote:Well that's one way to avoid passport control.

I'll bear that in mind for the Severn Bridge.

PostRe: The Terrorism Discussion Thread by **Moggy** » Fri Dec 23, 2016 8:51 pm

Schengen

PostRe: The Terrorism Discussion Thread by **That** » Fri Dec 23, 2016 8:56 pm

When will the liberals learn

What the hell happened in 1980?

SilentRight wrote:I know Australia gets loads of migrants coming in and seeking asylum and rather than let them into the country they tow them to Christmas Island or Naru or somewhere else and then check their backgrounds and only then if they get approved are they allowed onto Australian soil. I recall camps being set up in Greece that seem to be similair, but I take it people can just leave those whenever they want since they are already in the EU, right?

Seems a similair system would work best in these cases, but maybe the sheer number of migrants into Europe would make that more difficult to do. I know in Australia's case a lot of the migrants have been complaining about living conditions, but it seems like a much better solution than just letting them go and hoping they leave once the deportation order comes in.

i actually wasnt sure if you were being sarcastic or not
https://www.amnesty.org/en/latest/news/2016/08/australia-abuse-neglect-of-refugees-on-nauru/

sounds like a great idea!

PostRe: The Terrorism Discussion Thread by **Moggy** » Fri Dec 23, 2016 9:30 pm

Cuttooth wrote:What the hell happened in 1980?

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of ... ts_in_1980

BID0 wrote:

twitter.com/bbcbreaking/status/812251799046488064

When did news outlets start reporting stories before any kind of facts came in?

Since about 1997, when 24-hour news channels became a thing.

*<]:^D wrote:
SilentRight wrote:I know Australia gets loads of migrants coming in and seeking asylum and rather than let them into the country they tow them to Christmas Island or Naru or somewhere else and then check their backgrounds and only then if they get approved are they allowed onto Australian soil. I recall camps being set up in Greece that seem to be similair, but I take it people can just leave those whenever they want since they are already in the EU, right?

Seems a similair system would work best in these cases, but maybe the sheer number of migrants into Europe would make that more difficult to do. I know in Australia's case a lot of the migrants have been complaining about living conditions, but it seems like a much better solution than just letting them go and hoping they leave once the deportation order comes in.

i actually wasnt sure if you were being sarcastic or not
https://www.amnesty.org/en/latest/news/2016/08/australia-abuse-neglect-of-refugees-on-nauru/

sounds like a great idea!

Yeah, Nauru is the place where 12 years old commit suicide. It's basically a concentration camp.

Employees aren't even allowed to speak out about the abuses that go on there, thanks to the Border Force Act, though some have spoken out in defiance of it.

Yup. 2 years in prison for anyone who speaks out.

PostRe: The Terrorism Discussion Thread by **Moggy** » Sat Dec 24, 2016 4:27 pm

Yeah but all that's much better than Europe, right?

Hmmm if only there were some sort of middle ground between some sort of underfunded prison run by a for profit entity, and just letting these people go when they arrive in Europe and hoping that they leave when they are asked to.

Too bad such a thing us impossible right?

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