European views on ISIL

https://www.yahoo.com/news/m/64f1f5a3-1da5-359d-abea-7c20d07ba171/ss_uk%3A-muslims-ordered-off-plane.html

Makes me so angry. I think accusers should be subjected to the same questioning as the Muslims pulled off a plane just for looking Muslim.

Yes, long live due process

...and how many of those attacks were actually committed by migrants? I don't have the time or inclination to information to make a thorough study of this, but information about high-profile attacks in the UK in recent years is easily accessible online (and I can remember many of them fairly easily, which helps). The perpetrators of the 7/7 attacks, the 2007 Glasgow airport attack, the murder of Lee Rigby, the murder of Jo Cox*, the Russell Square stabbing last year, and the Westminster ramming/stabbing from a few months ago were all either born in the UK or, in the case of one of the 7/7 attackers and the Russell Square perpetrator, moved there when they were five. Draw your own conclusions, I guess.

*Which was motivated largely by anti-immigration sentiment.

I don't know the numbers, but I believe if you do that per capita and add in the US, it would be pretty close to Poland.

A lot of this kind of stuff on Facebook at the moment. Don't no if he's serious or trying to be funny.
Had me laughing.

https://www.facebook.com/thereviewpage/videos/788678087873049/

Hard to tell, isn't it?

Sigh. The one place we need to be, and Trump is pulling us out. Not that I disagree that the US middle east incursions have mainly been a fiasco, but the Kurds are a bright spot, and we are leaving them high and dry before Turkey, which wants to rub them out.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/trump-call-turkish-leader-led-us-pullout-syria-143903344--politics.html