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http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/...r-a7663881.html

A murderer is a murderer and there background is of no consequence to their victims. Whether you are acting a lone wolf or part of a dedicated terrorist organisation it doesn't mask the fact that both groups are seeking the same outcome - to murder innocent civilians.

As regards Syria and Iraq we shouldn't have been there in the first place. We created ISIS whether we want to admit it or not and before we stuck our noses in both countries had a form of stability.

Unfortunately we cannot put the genie back in the bottle and we are now faced with a terror threat unlike no other. But if you think what is going on there is not linked to what is going on in Europe and elsewhere then you need your head looked.

Here's some more grim reading Stan.

http://www.newsweek.com/trumps-war-civilian-deaths-syria-577353

Not talking about Scotland either.

In what way was Syria stable when we got involved? Or by stable do you mean some nut job dictator slaughtering his people who wanted change and destroying everything stable?

I have just spent the day in a British town that's like many in Lancashire and Yorkshire conpletely segregated down the middle between Islamic and the rest. To those in Ireland you have no concept of this. To be fair I walked freely and I did not feel threatened in any way. I went to the local library which I would say was 80% British and maybe 20% in Arabic or Urdu. With an open mind I started to read some of the stuff in the Muslim section. There was a magazine in English it had an article on terrorism. It said (and I can see their point) mosques are run by community volunteers and are public places anyone can go they refuted mosques are where terrorism is fostered. However they did say there was an issue with madrassas we ignore at our peril (their words). I know what a madrassa is but clearly this something the Muslim community recognise internally which makes you wonder how it still goes on. As far as muj,s point about ISIS not being recognised by the majority of Muslims I quite agree however it is supported by an unhealthy minority. And minorities can cause a huge amount of conflict.

I have just spent the day in a British town that's like many in Lancashire and Yorkshire conpletely segregated down the middle between Islamic and the rest. To those in Ireland you have no concept of this. To be fair I walked freely and I did not feel threatened in any way. I went to the local library which I would say was 80% British and maybe 20% in Arabic or Urdu. With an open mind I started to read some of the stuff in the Muslim section. There was a magazine in English it had an article on terrorism. It said (and I can see their point) mosques are run by community volunteers and are public places anyone can go they refuted mosques are where terrorism is fostered. However they did say there was an issue with madrassas we ignore at our peril (their words). I know what a madrassa is but clearly this something the Muslim community recognise internally which makes you wonder how it still goes on. As far as muj,s point about ISIS not being recognised by the majority of Muslims I quite agree however it is supported by an unhealthy minority. And minorities can cause a huge amount of conflict.

My point about the perpetrator of the attack on the mosque in Finsbury Park is he is not backed by a global terrorist organisation that has the entire world on alert if you can't see the difference between that and Islamic terrorism then there is no hope.

Not talking about Scotland either.