ISIS recruiting in SA - report

[3Gee]

what about a glass of milk to go with the cookie
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Cookies and milk for Sunday lunch, clearly that time of the month for you. Shame
I guess travelling in first class comes at a price
At least it's Woolies

I'm busy enjoying a five course lunch

 

[Space_Chief]

There is no need to apologise for the behaviour of ISIS.

What they represent is no different to many other radical groups around the world, here I'm not referring to Muslim based groups

Please list which groups are fighting an open war and executing civilians and POWs.

 

[Space_Chief]

haha
your mortal enemy (the great infidel government) and my ex employer - now client, has diplomatic staff upgraded to 1st class via per diem arrangements with airlines

so i have probably spent more time in 1st class seats than you have in motor car seats.
besides, people like yourself you wonder about using telkom's prepaid per second sim sonke sim cards are hardly 1st class airline passengers

but here, have a cookie:
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Are you a diplomat?

Which government?

Because I think you're probably bound to be careful in what you say online, even anonymously. You often express pretty harsh opinions here which I don't think your governmental employers would want to associate with.

 

[3Gee]

Please list which groups are fighting an open war and executing civilians and POWs.

I will list a country to start with, have you heard of Israel?

 

[3Gee]

Are you a diplomat?

Which government?

Because I think you're probably bound to be careful in what you say online, even anonymously. You often express pretty harsh opinions here which I don't think your governmental employers would want to associate with.

His clearly desperate to prove some point.

 

[Space_Chief]

I will list a country to start with, have you heard of Israel?

Executing civilians and POWs?

List some more please.

 

[Hemi300c]

Our intelligans and boarder control will protect us.

 

[Grant]

Are you a diplomat?

Which government?

Because I think you're probably bound to be careful in what you say online, even anonymously. You often express pretty harsh opinions here which I don't think your governmental employers would want to associate with.

oh dear - missed it again have you ??

and my ex employer -

dammit sc - "missed it" twice in a row

 

[Grant]

Cookies and milk for Sunday lunch, clearly that time of the month for you. Shame
I guess travelling in first class comes at a price
At least it's Woolies

I'm busy enjoying a five course lunch

yea sure
you only travel 1st class only,
5 course lunches

and yet you enquire about per second billing prepaid sim sonke sim cards & complain about 100mb data being used up when shared amongst 4 devices - shame !
how is being a pathological liar working out for you

 

[Grant]

Cookies and milk for Sunday lunch, clearly that time of the month for you.


I'm busy enjoying a five course lunch

you really are a dhimmi wit
2.45pm is time for afternoon tea - not lunch

I guess travelling in first class comes at a price

most organizations dont make staff pay for business travel out of their own pocket

 

[3Gee]

yea sure
you only travel 1st class only,
5 course lunches

and yet you enquire about per second billing prepaid sim sonke sim cards
how is being a pathological liar working out for you

Do you really the think that I am going to stoop as low as you have just done to prove my financial status?

 

[3Gee]

you really are a dhimmi wit
2.45pm is time for afternoon tea - not lunch

I prefer high tea over cookies and milk

 

[MickeyD]

INTELLIGENCE NOT AWARE OF ISIS SA RECRUITMENT

The state security department on Sunday said while it was not aware of South Africans being recruited for ISIS, it continued to monitor issues of terrorism.

"We are not aware of such recruitment that is taking place," said departmental spokesman Brian Dube.

"As part of our normal work, the issue of terrorism is something that pre-occupies us. We are constantly in contact with partners across the world."

This was after a Sunday Independent report that, according to Iraqi ambassador to South Africa Dr Hushaim al-Alawi, three South African recruits for the Islamic State movement (ISIS) were killed in Syria, but their deaths were covered up as car accidents.

Al-Alawi told the newspaper that recruitment and fund-raising for ISIS was being carried out by groups in South Africa positioning themselves as offering humanitarian assistance.

He said one of the men recruited left from Cape Town with a group "that was meant to provide humanitarian aid" while another was recruited in Gauteng, by a group purporting to be "supporting refugees and orphans".

The newspaper reported that allegedly about 140 South Africans had left to fight for ISIS.

Source : Sapa /ml/jje
Date : 23 Nov 2014 10:47

 

[Grant]

Our intelligans and boarder control will protect us.

old, but makes for "interesting" reading
http://cryptome.org/za-hamas.htm

 

[3Gee]

INTELLIGENCE NOT AWARE OF ISIS SA RECRUITMENT

The state security department on Sunday said while it was not aware of South Africans being recruited for ISIS, it continued to monitor issues of terrorism.

"We are not aware of such recruitment that is taking place," said departmental spokesman Brian Dube.

"As part of our normal work, the issue of terrorism is something that pre-occupies us. We are constantly in contact with partners across the world."

This was after a Sunday Independent report that, according to Iraqi ambassador to South Africa Dr Hushaim al-Alawi, three South African recruits for the Islamic State movement (ISIS) were killed in Syria, but their deaths were covered up as car accidents.

Al-Alawi told the newspaper that recruitment and fund-raising for ISIS was being carried out by groups in South Africa positioning themselves as offering humanitarian assistance.

He said one of the men recruited left from Cape Town with a group "that was meant to provide humanitarian aid" while another was recruited in Gauteng, by a group purporting to be "supporting refugees and orphans".

The newspaper reported that allegedly about 140 South Africans had left to fight for ISIS.

Source : Sapa /ml/jje
Date :23 Nov 2014 10:47

This is nothing but a case of sensationalism by the Sunday Independent.

As South Africans, we should rather focus on crime, which is spiralling out of control at the moment.

 

[Alan]

As reported by News24 late last month, Jihadists from more than 80 countries have flocked to fight in Iraq and Syria on an "unprecedented scale",according to a UN report.The UN claims that about 15 000 people have travelled to fight alongside ISIS and other hardcore militant groups from countries that have not previously faced challenges relating to al-Qaeda.The number of foreign jihadists travelling to fight since 2010 exceeds the cumulative total of the 20 preceding years "many times", added the Security Council study.

So more jihadis running around in the age of the Obamasiah then Dubya ever managed with his "warmongering" ways :erm:

 

[Grant]

Do you really the think that I am going to stoop as low as you have just done to prove my financial status?

you were the one to claim you ONLY travelled 1st class
the thread had nothing to do with money until you pulled that move

 

[Grant]

This is nothing but a case of sensationalism by the Sunday Independent.

As South Africans, we should rather focus on crime, which is spiralling out of control at the moment.

it's always "sensationalism" if it does not suit your narrative
i do however agree with you that we need to sort out our own problems before looking to cure those outside our borders tho

 

[3Gee]

It's time that we as South Africans, no matter, race. Color, religion, stand together and take our government to task
ISIS has no interest in S.A.
NOR any so called Jihadi's

 

[poorestguy]

as long as its a one way trip its ok...but you gotta start worrying if these guys start coming back. as it is crime is out of control, now all we need are for these idiots to start a parallel problem..a much much bigger problem!