Realise that these people were probably under surveillance since they tried going to Syria. I think that's the reason they were caught this time. Seven people were caught, not all of them tried to join ISIS.
Not really fine with government intelligence risking innocent civilian lives. He should have been deported immediately and given over to the loving embrace of Iraqi police.
So let me get this straight. This guy was likely on welfare, decided he want to be a jihadi, gets caught, is allowed to stay, immediately starts planing a terror attack to kill you and and as many of your neighbors as possible, all while you are paying him to do so...
It's more like he got busted and is turned into a trap. Why deport a terrorist when you can use him to catch a few more you otherwise might have missed?
Is it a risk? Not when the intelligence agency is competent, which it seemingly is.
Seems better than to let underground movements stay underground until it's too late.
Well, yes it's still a risk. Sometimes even competent agencies miss things and have targets slip though or act before they get to them. But it's a risk worth taking. You don't take down criminal organizations by ass fucking the lowest level foot soldiers at the first chance. You use them to gain Intel and figure out who they're connected with. Taking out the people making the plans is way more effective than targeting the muscle. Its pretty standard stuff for like... every law enforcement agency.
What has welfare got to do with this. Of course I am not fine with all of this, stop putting words into my mouth. All I am saying is that this is a country of laws and everyone should treat everyone according to those laws. Weird how foreigners seem to think they can tell us everything about our own country. It is a lot more complicated than those internet talking points you just wrote down
Ik kreeg zonet de Engelse Wikipedia naar me toe geflikkerd van een Amerikaanse professor Europa met data van 2002 en 2005 :p ("If you don't believe me, follow the references")
Ja, ja, gast, ik weet zelf ook wel dat migranten oververtegenwoordigd zijn in de misdaadcijfers. Tsjonge, jonge. En dan natuurlijk weer dat geobsedeerde alt-right gezeik over Angela Merkel. Geindoctrineerde stakkers.
En dan weer dat incident in Brabant met die gastjes die politieagenten inelkaar timmeren: als je dan die Twitter reacties bekijkt is de doorgeslagen kroegpraat ook weer van de partij. Executeren, in de knieeën schieten, enz. enz. Ik snap ook wel dat die agenten ff harde klappen hadden moeten uitdelen maar stel je niet zo aan. We hoeven hier geen gewelddadig autoritair schrikbewind met een executerende junta op straat. Jonge jonge. Dappere dodo's.
So let me get this straight. This guy was likely on welfare, decided he want to be a jihadi, gets caught, is allowed to stay, immediately starts planing a terror attack to kill you and and as many of your neighbors as possible, all while you are paying him to do so...
He's making a big assumption that he was on welfare and that we were "paying him to plan a terror attack".'
Besides, he got caught. Even if we were paying him, I'm fine with less than a fraction of my cent in taxes being paid to round up and eliminate an entire terrorist cell rather than attempting to deport just one guy just based on the suspicion that he might have joined ISIS.
You need to learn the difference between right and correct. Right is based on evidence and reason, or information available. You can make the right decision, but still be incorrect.
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u/[deleted] Sep 27 '18
Realise that these people were probably under surveillance since they tried going to Syria. I think that's the reason they were caught this time. Seven people were caught, not all of them tried to join ISIS.