mai said:
mai said:
Actually in regards to BBC report posted above I must say that the quote "American people don’t even influence, much less control, the government" could be equally applied to Europeans, and given this specific situation in Syria they should be concerend, they should be seriously concerned. Islamists underground groups do exist in Europe, but I never heard of any special services work in that regard, no arrests, no anything -- it means there're no such work while it should be or they're good at hiding facts. Just think about it... hundreeds of dead meat from Europe in Syria, which means there're thousands of djundallahs from Europe, ten thousands supporters, hundreed thousands of sympathizers over multi-million audience. The problem won't go away all by itself and if the time is lost -- the only viable solution left is building concetration camps for immigrants in order to have some sort of control over European islamism.
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Their discussions focussed on how to discourage people from making the journey by raising awareness about the tough conditions on these battlefields as well as offering social support for those that have returned from war.
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http://cphpost.dk/news/national/government-tackles-online-radicalisation-and-foreign-fighters
*facepalm* wrong, Denmark, so wrong.
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Spanish security forces broke up an Al-Qaeda linked network and arrested eight suspects in raids early Friday morning in Ceuta, a Spanish enclave in north Africa, the government said. "We have broken up a network responsible for sending combatants to Al-Qaeda linked terrorist groups operating in Syria," the Interior Ministry said in a statement.
http://www.afp.com/en/news/topstories/spain-detains-8-suspected-al-qaeda-linked-ring
And here's move in the right direction.
