The answer to your question is no.

You cannot negotiate with people who hold there views you can only surrender. And even if we did that ISIS has made it clear they would still kill all us infidels.

However we can contain them and foil their plots we can also educate our young people that this is a death cult.

It is sad that a young woman feels this way we just have to hold the line.

France has a lot of anger because many do not have jobs are are shunned by the rest of the country. We cannot allow that to happen here and we must integrate them, easier said then done of course.

We may not defeat it but I think in time it will reduce in significance.However this relies on the government (any government) having the right policies.

One more point

Globally, possibly not. But here in the UK, an aggressive policy of rapid detention, internment and deportation might minimise or at least lessen the risk.

Edited by Cucking Funt (04 Jun 2018 7.20pm)

We invented it.

Buy Litecoin.

Every single state on this god's earth operates in its own self interests.....or in oppressive non democratic states in the interests of its elites.

It isn't a criticism to state this. This is a fact of human nature.

Hence highlighting the reality that democratic states in the generalised anglosphere will negotiate with, trade with or whatever with states that it is highly opposed to is just a statement of fact.

In the case of Saudi for example it's a case of 'the enemy of my enemy'. The US can be criticised for just how much it is favouring one foreign state over another....but essentially it's a judgement with pros and cons.

All states work with other states if they regard it as within its self interest.

I heard a couple of Chomsky's political lectures and I came away with the impression that he's bright but not very wise. Also totally unrealistic on human nature. Chomsky has some interesting views on economics but essentially he's is a left wing libertarian. A west led by Chomsky would fall.....well it's going to fall anyway given the short termism of most of its politicians but led by him it would fall quite quickly led by his 'pacifist platitudes'.

I'm interested in a western future for my children and for my children's children.......So Chomsky can stay in his intellectual ivory tower. A tower that he can only live in because of the kind of people he detests enabled it.

I recommend Niall Ferguson.

Edited by Stirlingsays (05 Jun 2018 5.09am)

'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

"The worst of beasts, in our view, are the followers of Allah—those who believe in Islam. They’re the ones you make treaties with, but they break those treaties every time because they have no fear of the law.”

The statement, of course, is blatantly bigoted hate speech against Muslims. But I didn't write it. It's actually a passage from the Quran, verses 8:55-56, with references to disbelievers replaced by “followers of Allah” and “those who believe in Islam.”

Richard Dawkins

Edited by Park Road (05 Jun 2018 8.09am)

To be honest, I thought this subject was about another match of the pre-season tour to Denmark.