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Ibrahim Halawa acquited(mod warning in op-Heed it)

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    #152
    Billy86
    Closed Accounts Posts: 23,495 ✭✭✭✭Billy86


    Ulysses Gaze wrote: »
    Yes but there is a tendency for some, not all by any stretch, but some on the Far-Left to label anyone a Nazi that does not agree with them on all issues.

    There were some absolutely demented, ****ing lunatics on The Guardian website who labelled Ed Miliband as Far Right(!) and that the BBC was a Far Right(!) platform.

    But Ed Miliband. Far Right.

    'Red' Ed Miliband. The son of a prominent Jewish Socialist Intellectual!!!
    True, but I don't believe I ever said they don't exist here. However in that example with Ed Miliband and the Guardian, that would be the UK as opposed to Ireland to keep with Kaizer's argument.


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    #153
    SnakePlissken
    Registered Users Posts: 1,489 ✭✭✭SnakePlissken


    Muahahaha wrote: »
    Spanish Eyes wrote: »

    Clonskeagh Mosque. I hope the Gardai are keeping an eye on them. Really do.

    I was in Clonskeagh Mosque just two weeks ago. Had a falafel sandwich in the cafe,all people are welcome, Muslim or otherwise. Its open till 9pm every night. I highly recommend it, you should try it sometime.

    Would this be the same Clonskeagh Mosque which prohibits entry to homosexuals and has a separate entry round back for the lady folk?

    "All people are welcome"... stop talking Bollox.


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    #154
    Billy86
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    SnakePlissken wrote: »
    Would this be the same Clonskeagh Mosque which prohibits entry to homosexuals and has a separate entry round back for the lady folk?
    Not sure there, I work with a very openly gay woman who was there only a few weeks ago, not long after Leo Vadarkar attended back in the summer. I'll check with her tomorrow if there was a separate entrance they had to use.


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    #155
    ...And Justice
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    emo72 wrote: »
    I've only one question.

    "As an Irish lad, can you explain what you were doing on stage, at a Muslim Brotherhood rally addressing thousands of supporters, at the Day of Rage?"

    In your own time Ibrahim.

    He was just having a snack.


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    #156
    pablo128
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    I wonder what his job prospects are now with all this publicity.

    I suppose he could become an imam or the likes.


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    #157
    humberklog
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    I see Cathrine Zapone is out of the traps saying the Halawa sisters were the most inspirational women she's ever worked with.

    Like a dinosaur laying the table for the welcoming committee greeting the meteor.


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    #158
    Atoms for Peace
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    dav3 wrote: »
    It's amazing how much this fella winds up the far-right loons.

    Far right? The fella was supporting the far right in egypt ffs.


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    #159
    Royal Legend
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    Teyla Emmagan wrote: »
    Well he won't do that again in a hurry.

    Maybe he will, seeing as he got away with it

    By the way this is not his home in his opinion otherwise he would not have gone to Egypt in the first place.

    No doubt we will hear of him again in years to come


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    #160
    tomwaterford
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    At least it's resolved one way or the other now,


    The man is innocent,should be left to a quite life and put it behind him


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    #161
    Donal55
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    pablo128 wrote: »
    I wonder what his job prospects are now with all this publicity.

    I suppose he could become an imam or the likes.

    Or a recruiting sargent, like the most Revd. Ian..


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    #162
    ...And Justice
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    humberklog wrote: »
    I see Cathrine Zapone is out of the traps saying the Halawa sisters were the most inspirational women she's ever worked with.

    Like a dinosaur laying the table for the welcoming committee greeting the meteor.

    Catherine must like beheadings, people with her persuasions are routinely killed for it by the terrorist Muslim brotherhood. It's a joke. Bloody lefties.its all grand. He's not a terrorist. It's completely one sided, no wonder the government is keeping out of it, they would be lambasted for voicing concerns.


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    #163
    Billy86
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    Royal Legend wrote: »
    By the way this is not his home in his opinion otherwise he would not have gone to Egypt in the first place.

    If someone spends a few months abroad, Ireland ceases to be their home? :confused:

    Can barely think of a soul I know that has been abroad for a few months that would agree with that, most I know who have lived outside of Ireland for years still ultimately consider it home.


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    #164
    tomwaterford
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    ...And Justice wrote: »
    Catherine must like beheadings, people with her persuasions are routinely killed for it by the terrorist Muslim brotherhood. It's a joke. Bloody lefties.its all grand. He's not a terrorist. It's completely one sided, no wonder the government is keeping out of it, they would be lambasted for voicing concerns.


    He was acuitted??

    The lad is innocent?


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    #165
    Pac1Man
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    When George gets his voice back:

    "Surely Ibrahim has to take a portion of the blame?"


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    #166
    Augme
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    Freedom of speech for all. Except when calling someone a racist, that's not allowed. :rolleyes:


    The irony.


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    #167
    Pac1Man
    Registered Users Posts: 4,394 ✭✭✭Pac1Man


    Who's going to tell him Bowie and Prince are dead?


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    #168
    ...And Justice
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    tomwaterford wrote: »
    He was acuitted??

    The lad is innocent?

    Ahhhhh, ha ha ha ha...political pressure works a charm. ;)


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    #169
    Hilly Bill
    Registered Users Posts: 6,039 ✭✭✭Hilly Bill


    Pac1Man wrote: »
    Who's going to tell him Bowie and Prince are dead?

    Alan.


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    #170
    murpho999
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    ...And Justice wrote: »
    Catherine must like beheadings, people with her persuasions are routinely killed for it by the terrorist Muslim brotherhood. It's a joke. Bloody lefties.its all grand. He's not a terrorist. It's completely one sided, no wonder the government is keeping out of it, they would be lambasted for voicing concerns.

    Why are people talking about terrorism?

    He was arrested for protesting and has now been acquitted of all charges.

    So how does make him a terrorist or linked to terrorists?


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    #171
    Notorious
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    Lengthy RTE article the story on the news tonight. Nothing negative mentioned, except that his father denies the Muslim Brotherhood link. You'd expect the Gardaí will be keeping a close eye on him. I can't help but feel that the hero's welcome which he's undoubtedly going to receive is unjust.


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    #172
    Royal Legend
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    Billy86 wrote: »
    If someone spends a few months abroad, Ireland ceases to be their home? :confused:

    Can barely think of a soul I know that has been abroad for a few months that would agree with that, most I know who have lived outside of Ireland for years still ultimately consider it home.

    Bollox, he went there to protest that his leader had been overthrown, his leader of his country. he got caught and then played the "I'm Irish Card"
    No issue with him arguing for his countries rights, but big issue that he uses Ireland to bail him out when he went there to protest, not on behalf of his so called home of Ireland but to protest in what he sees as his home Egypt


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    #173
    Donal55
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    tomwaterford wrote: »
    He was acuitted??

    The lad is innocent?

    Unless the charge is rape. Then some on boards don't actually take that view.


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    #174
    Royal Legend
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    Pac1Man wrote: »
    When George gets his voice back:

    "Surely Ibrahim has to take a portion of the blame?"

    In this case if George did ask that question he would be 100% correct.


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    #175
    tomwaterford
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    ...And Justice wrote: »
    Ahhhhh, ha ha ha ha...political pressure works a charm. ;)

    As it stands he's innocent,don't see why lads are complaining


    It's been resolved,in no world is holding anyone on remand for years on end,right?


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    #176
    gypsy79
    Registered Users Posts: 1,784 ✭✭✭gypsy79


    Shpudnik wrote: »
    I'm 17 and I don't go to rallies that would get me arrested.

    Or travel to a different continent to do so!

    When your dad has known links to other terrorists


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    #177
    Shpudnik
    Closed Accounts Posts: 4,581 ✭✭✭Shpudnik


    [Deleted User] wrote: »
    Can anyone say they never made mistakes or had poor judgment at that age? He was only a teenager

    I'm 17 and don't go to rallies that would get me arrested.


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    #178
    Lickin2me
    Banned (with Prison Access) Posts: 45 ✭Lickin2me


    Muslims? He is not irish he is not welcome. Perfectly clear from little support he got. But il be banned again. Not allowed say anything on boards that is not PC


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    #179
    ...And Justice
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    murpho999 wrote: »
    Why are people talking about terrorism?

    He was arrested for protesting and has now been acquitted of all charges.

    So how does make him a terrorist or linked to terrorists?

    He has links to the Muslim brotherhood and so does his father, very strong links. The veil has been lifted. SF are a disgrace, Lynn boylan is a disgrace casually brushing off the evidence on newstalk.


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    #180
    SkepticQuark
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    ...And Justice wrote: »
    Catherine must like beheadings, people with her persuasions are routinely killed for it by the terrorist Muslim brotherhood. It's a joke. Bloody lefties.its all grand. He's not a terrorist. It's completely one sided, no wonder the government is keeping out of it, they would be lambasted for voicing concerns.

    Firstly since we are in AH, you spelt her name wrong. ;)

    Katherine is hardly a "leftie", stop using terms that your definition is "anyone I disagree with". You look worse than the far left calling people "alt-right" when they don't agree on a single issue. If Katherine was the Irish definition of a "leftie" she wouldn't have signed up to be a minister in a centre-right government she'd be off with Solidarity.


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    #181
    tomwaterford
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    Shpudnik wrote: »
    I'm 17 and don't go to rallies that would get me arrested.

    Afaik it's a UN right to peaceful protest (it is in ireland)


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