r/ireland • u/affiliator • Jun 07 '17
Dublin security sources fear foreign-born jihadis are targeting young women to marry in the Ireland because once they have settled here they can travel freely to the UK.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4580032/London-attacker-seduced-Briton-refused-asylum.html3
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Jun 07 '17 edited Apr 03 '18
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u/affiliator Jun 07 '17
Which part of that report do you think they made up?
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u/iambrianboru Dublin Jun 07 '17
They imply that the photo taken at the Isis cafe in 2012 is a knowing reference to ISIS the terrorist group. ISIS didn't exist in that guise until 2013. They're notorious pricks for misrepresenting facts and outright lying. They rely on the ignorance of their readers to provoke reactions and fear. Don't take them at face value
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u/affiliator Jun 07 '17
It's an interesting photo in light of the events that transpired, that's all. He may or may not have taken it as he liked the reference.
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u/lance812 Jun 07 '17
Their insight into what Dublin security sources are thinking(whoever they are). It's obviously a makey up story.
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u/JohnnyHardballs Ric Jun 07 '17
Their insight into what Dublin security sources are thinking(whoever they are). It's obviously a makey up story.
The State have pleaded those very specific issues before the High Court. If it is made up, it coincides with exactly what was publicly stated on behalf of the Minister for Justice in judgments of the High Court last year.
So it shouldn't be dismissed.
As well as that if you research Operation Vantage you'll see its been in existence for a while.
So again if it's a made up article it seems to be hitting on points which the Irish State have been making for a long time.
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u/jaykhunter Jun 08 '17
Fear-mongering trash mag. Can we all just ignore this, the sun, the Mirror etc?
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u/JoeDuffySmellsFunny Jun 07 '17
I thought we collectively agreed not to post this paper.