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

washman3 · 24-10-2017 12:50pm

RayM wrote: »

Great to see him looking so happy, considering everything he's been through.

https://twitter.com/rtenews/status/922780691301109761

Looks very well for a guy that was supposedly 'Rotting in an Egyptian jail' for 4 years according to the RTE/Media Bandwagon apologists regularly posting here.

I always had to laugh anytime I saw that thread title appearing on Boards.ie...
If his name was Patrick O'Connor, an Irishman from Castletown Bere he wouldn't command a single moment on national airtime.

RayM · 24-10-2017 12:52pm

washman3 wrote: »

If his name was Patrick O'Connor, an Irishman from Castletown Bere he wouldn't command a single moment on national airtime.

But he is an Irishman. From Firhouse. Is this a Dublin/Cork thing?

washman3 · 24-10-2017 12:52pm

david75 wrote: »

Haha. Love this

#IbrahimHalawa: "I really want to thank the haters as well, cause they made me stronger": bit.ly/2yIOKzb

Even if it was their tax money that got him back to Ireland.;)

The_Kew_Tour · 24-10-2017 12:53pm

david75 wrote: »

Haha. Love this

#IbrahimHalawa: "I really want to thank the haters as well, cause they made me stronger": bit.ly/2yIOKzb

Conor Mcgregor would be proud

david75 · 24-10-2017 12:53pm

The Irish state came to the aid of an Irish citizen. That’s basically all that’s happened. If you complain past that it’s based in bigotry. Simple as that. Have a look at yourself.

Woodville56 · 24-10-2017 12:56pm

The irony of it - liberal, feminist, lesbian greets Muslim sharia law sympathizer and his family ! Ya couldn’t make it up - anything for a bit of media coverage !!
Question - how many returning ex prisoners has Ms Zappone been out to the airport to welcome home ???? Her “inclusivity” is quite selective after all ! Wonder will she be feted in the Clonskeagh mosque anytime soon ? Wonder did she take the scenic travel expenses route to the airport ? Totally objectionable that taxpayers money being spent on this type of charade.

washman3 · 24-10-2017 12:56pm

RayM wrote: »

But he is an Irishman.

And so is 'Patrick O'Connor'. The man who helped to get him back here.
Lets fawn over Patrick and his ilk for a change.

Really hope somebody has the b###s to ask IH some hard questions.!!

quintana76 · 24-10-2017 12:57pm

What sort of a clown is the lesbian feminist Zappone. Doh! The MB and their local representatives must be having a good laugh at her stupidity.

Woodville56 · 24-10-2017 12:59pm

david75 wrote: »

Haha. Love this

#IbrahimHalawa: "I really want to thank the haters as well, cause they made me stronger": bit.ly/2yIOKzb

Well it takes one to know one - radical Islam is full of haters ! A telling statement indeed.

Nettle Soup · 24-10-2017 1:03pm

I hope there were lots of lemons on that plane to feed the bitter fools on this thread!

david75 · 24-10-2017 1:04pm

Woodville56 wrote: »

Well it takes one to know one - radical Islam is full of haters ! A telling statement indeed.

So every Muslim is a radical? There’s over a billion of them I think we’d probably all be dead at their hands by this stage if what you’re saying is true.

Eye roll and sarcasm aside.

Hector Savage · 24-10-2017 1:04pm

david75 wrote: »

The Irish state came to the aid of an Irish citizen. That’s basically all that’s happened. If you complain past that it’s based in bigotry. Simple as that. Have a look at yourself.

Would you say the same if it were someone in Jail in Alabama for being at a KKK rally ?

Like f*ck you would.

Hector Savage · 24-10-2017 1:07pm

david75 wrote: »

So every Muslim is a radical? There’s over a billion of them I think we’d probably all be dead at their hands by this stage if what you’re saying is true.

Eye roll and sarcasm aside.

Suggest you look at the stats of the opinions and sympathy the radicals have among "tolerant" Muslims, it's quite shocking.

Woodville56 · 24-10-2017 1:07pm

david75 wrote: »

Woodville56 wrote: »

Well it takes one to know one - radical Islam is full of haters ! A telling statement indeed.

So every Muslim is a radical? There’s over a billion of them I think we’d probably all be dead at their hands by this stage if what you’re saying is true.

Eye roll and sarcasm aside.

So tell us about Daddy Halawa and his MB connections and how sharia law views Christian beliefs, women, homosexuality etc ? Apple rarely falls far from tree !

First Up · 24-10-2017 1:08pm

Nettle Soup wrote:

I hope there were lots of lemons on that plane to feed the bitter fools on this thread!

They'll be crawling back under their rocks to await further instructions.

Nice to see the lad home and happy.

david75 · 24-10-2017 1:09pm

Hector Savage wrote: »

Would you say the same if it were someone in Jail in Alabama for being at a KKK rally ?

Like f*ck you would.

You’re wirking off the incorrect assumption the guy is/was a radicalised Muslim taking part in a rally. He wasn’t. He was in the wrong place at the wrong time for all I care. Also following your logic we’re all white radical catholics just by birth and we support groups like the KKK. We don’t.

david75 · 24-10-2017 1:10pm

Woodville56 wrote: »

So tell us about Daddy Halawa and his MB connections and how sharia law views Christian beliefs, women, homosexuality etc ? Apple rarely falls far from tree !

You’re reaching. He’s not his father.

Hector Savage · 24-10-2017 1:11pm

david75 wrote: »

You’re wirking off the incorrect assumption the guy is/was a radicalised Muslim taking part in a rally. He wasn’t. He was in the wrong place at the wrong time for all I care. Also following your logic we’re all white radical catholics just by birth and we support groups like the KKK. We don’t.

He was there for weeks taking part in the protests, he was on stage making speeches quoting other f*cking radicals ???!!

What more do you want ?

And thats not to say I think he should have stayed in jail with no trial, what amazes me is the support this guy is getting for basically ... what ?

david75 · 24-10-2017 1:14pm

So say he starts working for amnesty helping others on the same situation he was in. Or starts going full militant and gets involved with plotting attacks here in Ireland.

Which of these scenarios are more likely?

Cop on.

JP Liz V1 · 24-10-2017 1:15pm

david75 wrote: »

You’re wirking off the incorrect assumption the guy is/was a radicalised Muslim taking part in a rally. He wasn’t. He was in the wrong place at the wrong time for all I care. Also following your logic we’re all white radical catholics just by birth and we support groups like the KKK. We don’t.

He was there with his sisters protesting

Il Fascista · 24-10-2017 1:15pm

david75 wrote: »

So say he starts working for amnesty helping others on the same situation he was in. Or starts going full militant and gets involved with plotting attacks here in Ireland.

Which of these scenarios are more likely?

Cop on.

We have no idea, that fact that you think you do is the problem.

Woodville56 · 24-10-2017 1:16pm

Amazing the wave of pro Islamist goodwill and warmth emanating here and elsewhere across the media. Not surprising that such a strident anti Christian, anti catholic sentiment coming from same sources. Seems like anyone who isn’t dancing in the streets or at the airport rolling out the carpet for Mr Halawa or who dares question Islam on its teachings is a racist, a bigot, an islamophobe etc ?

Hector Savage · 24-10-2017 1:17pm

david75 wrote: »

So say he starts working for amnesty helping others on the same situation he was in. Or starts going full militant and gets involved with plotting attacks here in Ireland.

Which of these scenarios are more likely?

Cop on.

And I thought I was going on a bit with the whataboutery ....

But I don't care what he does, the fact is he hasn't condoned the MB and he wont do so either.

Thats enough to show he has dodgy beliefs and doesn't deserve this hero status.

david75 · 24-10-2017 1:18pm

Woodville56 wrote: »

Amazing the wave of pro Islamist goodwill and warmth emanating here and elsewhere across the media. Not surprising that such a strident anti Christian, anti catholic sentiment coming from same sources. Seems like anyone who isn’t dancing in the streets or at the airport rolling out the carpet for Mr Halawa or who dares question Islam on its teachings is a racist, a bigot, an islamophobe etc ?

Shockingly or not the amount of outcry about an Irish citizen being released from prison And outrage that he’s entitled to human rights simply because he’s brown and has a different faith is rather disturbing.

quintana76 · 24-10-2017 1:20pm

david75 wrote: »

So every Muslim is a radical? There’s over a billion of them I think we’d probably all be dead at their hands by this stage if what you’re saying is true.

Eye roll and sarcasm aside.

Read what he said about radical Islam. Troll

washman3 · 24-10-2017 1:22pm

RayM wrote: »

But he is an Irishman. From Firhouse. Is this a Dublin/Cork thing?

No its not, as you well know. Lets replace Patrick from Cork with John O'Sullivan from Belmullet if that makes you feel better.
What i'm talking about is the selective media fawning (especially RTE) over this particular case while other lower profile cases, but more important IMO, are virtually ignored. But it seems to be 'cool' or 'the thing' to be seen to be involved in this case.
Lets hope Zappone and her lunatic friends now turn their attention to other cases like, for example, the families of the Stardust victims or the family of Offaly priest Niall Molloy who was kicked/beaten to death in the home of a millionaire who had friends in high places in Government. His family have tried in vain for years for justice to be served.

Hector Savage · 24-10-2017 1:23pm

Woodville56 wrote: »

Amazing the wave of pro Islamist goodwill and warmth emanating here and elsewhere across the media. Not surprising that such a strident anti Christian, anti catholic sentiment coming from same sources. Seems like anyone who isn’t dancing in the streets or at the airport rolling out the carpet for Mr Halawa or who dares question Islam on its teachings is a racist, a bigot, an islamophobe etc ?

Of course it's trendy and cool and PROGRESSIVE to have a go at Christianity ... but do the same at Islam and it's racist and bigoted.

People still can't get past the whole "race" thing.

Imagine if the majority is Muslims were white Australians ... or Russians ... jesus would there be such a love for Islam in the "progressive" left ??

HA!

Hector Savage · 24-10-2017 1:25pm

david75 wrote: »

Shockingly or not the amount of outcry about an Irish citizen being released from prison And outrage that he’s entitled to human rights simply because he’s brown and has a different faith is rather disturbing.

It's not cos he's brown.
It's not cos he has a different faith.

It's because of the extremist beliefs he seems to have (ample support for the MB that he won't condemn)

You know this and you still just scream RACIST RACIST RACIST!!!

humberklog · 24-10-2017 1:32pm

Hector Savage wrote: »

It's not cos he's brown.
It's not cos he has a different faith.

It's because of the extremist beliefs he seems to have (ample support for the MB that he won't condone)

You know this and you still just scream RACIST RACIST RACIST!!!

Confused here, do you mean condemn instead of condone?

Hector Savage · 24-10-2017 1:34pm

humberklog wrote: »

Confused here, do you mean condemn instead of condone?

Sorry yes !!

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

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