ISIS recruiting in SA - report

[Grant]

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

that would be nice to believe, but we have no way of knowing what countries isis may or may not have an interest in.
i suspect isis would recruit wherever possible - as any organization would

 

[3Gee]

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!

What makes you think that South Africans will tolerate the mentality of these so called returning Jihadi's

Apologies for all the typos, messaging via my iPhone and not my MBP (@grantza )

 

[poorestguy]

What makes you think that South Africans will tolerate the mentality of these so called returning Jihadi's

the mere fact that there are these recruits going from SA is a problem.. i think the mentality is already questionable from that point of view

 

[3Gee]

that would be nice to believe, but we have no way of knowing what countries isis may or may not have an interest in.
i suspect isis would recruit wherever possible - as any organization would

You seem to have been brainwashed like it was done under the apartheid regime, The Swart Gevaar

 

[Alan]

Apologies for all the typos, messaging via my iPhone and not my MBP (@grantza )

Oh noes...

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Anobit is a fabless semiconductor company based in Israel which makes a key component that improves the performance of NAND flash memory chips, which are used in iPhones, iPads, and iPods. As Robin wrote when the rumors first surfaced:

 

[3Gee]

the mere fact that there are these recruits going from SA is a problem.. i think the mentality is already questionable from that point of view

You find recruits in every country, looking for people to join their cause, so what if their are ISIS recruits

Focus on the problems at hand in our own country

 

[Grant]

Apologies for all the typos, messaging via my iPhone and not my MBP (@grantza )

you are the perceptive little cookie, aren't you

 

[3Gee]

Oh noes...

This must explain the problem iPhone 6plus users are experiencing.

 

[poorestguy]

You find recruits in every country, looking for people to join their cause, so what if their are ISIS recruits

Focus on the problems at hand in our own country

ISIS recruits going from our country means that their presence is here and that their threat is very very much our problem. ISIS recruitment in SA is definitely our problem

 

[Nerfherder]

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

Do you speak for them?

 

[Grant]

You seem to have been brainwashed like it was done under the apartheid regime, The Swart Gevaar

would you care to explain your accusation in relation to the post you quoted:

that would be nice to believe, but we have no way of knowing what countries isis may or may not have an interest in.
i suspect isis would recruit wherever possible - as any organization would

how does any form of brainwashing come in to the above ?

 

[3Gee]

would you care to explain your accusation in relation to the post you quoted:


how does any form of brainwashing come in to the above ?

Let me rephrase that, paranio,
And again, let's not bother about events in another part of the world which might have a minute or no effect on us unless your aim is to create division and hatred amongst fellow South Africans along religious lines.
We have enough problems on our very doorstep.

 

[Grant]

Let me rephrase that, paranio,
And again, let's not bother about events in another part of the world which might have a minute or no effect on us unless your aim is to create division and hatred amongst fellow South Africans along religious lines.
We have enough problems on our very doorstep.

paranio ?
inventing new words ??


allow me to remind you - it was you who made the following sweeping & unfounded statement:

ISIS has no interest in S.A.

where did you obtain this information ?

 

[lived666]

where did you obtain this information ?

 

[waterprism]

This must explain the problem iPhone 6plus users are experiencing.

At least they don't blow up in your hands.

 

[Albereth]

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

The former minister of intelligence (or state security) didn't know his wife was a drug dealer and smuggler.

 

[Albereth]

Problem is that the veterans will becoming back, with combat experience and their own agendas...

Unless they're coming back after being involved in a 'car crash'. (Wink, wink).

 

[w1z4rd]

If they want to go face american bombs, we really shouldnt stop them and they will totally deserve what they get. Not going to be many veterans from this war.

 

[Albereth]

If they want to go face american bombs, we really shouldnt stop them and they will totally deserve what they get. Not going to be many veterans from this war.

There might be bits that are veterans.

 

[falcon786]

ISIS recruits going from our country means that their presence is here and that their threat is very very much our problem. ISIS recruitment in SA is definitely our problem

let's not bother about events in another part of the world which might have a minute or no effect on us

I think this pretty much answers your concerns poorestguy,we have way bigger issues that are taking or affecting MILLIONS of lives in SA everyday like crime.drunken driving,corruption etc...we need to get to what's actually affecting our country in a big way rather than grab at straws that are not an issue for us.

unless your aim is to create division and hatred amongst fellow South Africans along religious lines.

This hits the nail on the head for many here in this thread especially the pro-innocent slaughter Israeli defenders in this thread like lived666 etc.But then again can we expect any better from people who don't speak out against Israeli slaughter of innocent civilians but instead look for excuses for their pussy troops and right wing government like blaming hamas?

Nope.