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Title: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: merchantofzeny on May 24, 2017, 02:35:28 PM
While someone was trying to explode himself on a building full of teens in Manchester, a terrorist group claiming to be an ISIS affiliate attacked a city in southern Philippines. The Philippine president has already declared martial law on the whole Mindanao (second largest island where Marawi city is located) while in Russia.

http://cnnphilippines.com/news/2017/05/23/marawi-city-clash.html


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Noctis Connor on May 24, 2017, 02:38:36 PM
They are not ISIS they are just attention seeker they want to get the attention of international group called "ISIS" to have fund to their activities they are the Maute groups the one who plant a bomb on night market davao hoping that after the declaration president duterte will force all his trops to kills those animals who killed 9 christians already.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Okurkabinladin on May 24, 2017, 03:24:45 PM
They are not ISIS they are just attention seeker they want to get the attention of international group called "ISIS" to have fund to their activities they are the Maute groups the one who plant a bomb on night market davao hoping that after the declaration president duterte will force all his trops to kills those animals who killed 9 christians already.

Well, why not kill them all then?

Both bible and quran prescript capital punishment for premediated murder (this case) and Duterte, unlike western puppets seems to be strong enough man to carry out justice in this regard.

Remember, from the point of natural law, it doesnt matter what murderer seeks or wants to prove. What matters is that he is held accountible for his crimes against humanity, nature and God.

Can you source more information for us, non-Phillipinos, please?


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Kemarit on May 24, 2017, 03:37:30 PM
They are not ISIS they are just attention seeker they want to get the attention of international group called "ISIS" to have fund to their activities they are the Maute groups the one who plant a bomb on night market davao hoping that after the declaration president duterte will force all his trops to kills those animals who killed 9 christians already.

They are ISIS inspired group. I remember I put up a thread about this Maute group in the Philippines a few months back. I think they are trying hard to be recognized by ISIS. They attacked Marawi City, but the latest news says that the terrorist is now fleeing but it will take days to be cleared because snipers are present and IED's along the way. I don't know but the timing of the attack coincides with the Manchester bomber so I don't know if this is a coordinated attack. Even President Duterte cut his Russian Trip short to go back to Manila and personally see what is going on. I'm sure he is so pissed right now that he want to shot this terrorist.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: MonsieuPanda on May 24, 2017, 04:27:39 PM
I pity these guys once Duterte gets to work with them. This actually plays perfectly for him, now he can take town their whole organization and raise even more support from the public. It almost sounds a bit too good to be true, like maybe it's something staged like the coup in Turkey.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: TheCoinGrabber on May 24, 2017, 04:32:23 PM
They are not ISIS they are just attention seeker they want to get the attention of international group called "ISIS" to have fund to their activities they are the Maute groups the one who plant a bomb on night market davao hoping that after the declaration president duterte will force all his trops to kills those animals who killed 9 christians already.

They are ISIS inspired group. I remember I put up a thread about this Maute group in the Philippines a few months back. I think they are trying hard to be recognized by ISIS. They attacked Marawi City, but the latest news says that the terrorist is now fleeing but it will take days to be cleared because snipers are present and IED's along the way. I don't know but the timing of the attack coincides with the Manchester bomber so I don't know if this is a coordinated attack. Even President Duterte cut his Russian Trip short to go back to Manila and personally see what is going on. I'm sure he is so pissed right now that he want to shot this terrorist.

The details are quite hazy. I saw a news clip on FB saying they also attacked the city jail and a district jail and released the prisoners. Gonna bet plenty of those are relatives of these terrorists. Hell is gonna break lose. 

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To any Westerners reading this thread, this will be your fate soon. The attack near Parliament and that at the Ariana Grande concert aren't even a half year apart. The interval between these attack would become shorter as you get more radicals coming home from Iraq and Syria.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: joshy23 on May 24, 2017, 05:31:25 PM
They are not ISIS they are just attention seeker they want to get the attention of international group called "ISIS" to have fund to their activities they are the Maute groups the one who plant a bomb on night market davao hoping that after the declaration president duterte will force all his trops to kills those animals who killed 9 christians already.

They are ISIS inspired group. I remember I put up a thread about this Maute group in the Philippines a few months back. I think they are trying hard to be recognized by ISIS. They attacked Marawi City, but the latest news says that the terrorist is now fleeing but it will take days to be cleared because snipers are present and IED's along the way. I don't know but the timing of the attack coincides with the Manchester bomber so I don't know if this is a coordinated attack. Even President Duterte cut his Russian Trip short to go back to Manila and personally see what is going on. I'm sure he is so pissed right now that he want to shot this terrorist.

The details are quite hazy. I saw a news clip on FB saying they also attacked the city jail and a district jail and released the prisoners. Gonna bet plenty of those are relatives of these terrorists. Hell is gonna break lose. 

...

To any Westerners reading this thread, this will be your fate soon. The attack near Parliament and that at the Ariana Grande concert aren't even a half year apart. The interval between these attack would become shorter as you get more radicals coming home from Iraq and Syria.

The Philippines is different story though, Mindanao on the South has been a Muslim province ever since and has been a haven for terrorist for decades now.

But I agree with you with regards to the West accepting refugees. This will likely to happened if they continue accepting and assimilation with the population. And its very hard to stop if the radicals are home based already.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: chaser15 on May 24, 2017, 05:42:29 PM


Well, why not kill them all then?


That's not an easy task because what matters is the safety of the civilians.

Reports says that male are forcely recruited to join their forces prior to their siege. Because they have no choice then they will join. The military are careful in their every move before going on an all out war to reclaim the city. This Maute group wants ISIS recogniton that's why they did this surprise attack. They free all prisoners at the city jail then fired it. Firetrucks are being stolen that's why there is no response and the whole city is blackout. These small idiots think that they can dominate the small city. The President came back home quickly and cut this visitation period to Russia because he is from Mindanao itself and knows the situation there for many years prior in becoming a president.

Hopefully those crocodile that backing up this terrorist wil be revealed. If they hate the government then why sacrifice innocent lives. This is one of the reason why majority of the Filipino choose Pres. Duterte because they believe he will be the one who will give cleansing for all government officials and now it was happening. Lots of destabilization plots with the upcoming Pork Barrel Scam investigation.

Hopefully this will be resolved.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: trubadix on May 24, 2017, 05:44:44 PM
To any Westerners reading this thread, this will be your fate soon. The attack near Parliament and that at the Ariana Grande concert aren't even a half year apart. The interval between these attack would become shorter as you get more radicals coming home from Iraq and Syria.

This is our faith now. When the first of these outrageous attacks hit major Western European cities like Charlie Hebdo in Paris I thought to myself "OK, this is the time when we finally wake up and stop this from happening in the future"

Fast forward a few years to the present moment, terrorist attacks are becoming a daily thing and people and governments seem to care less and less and get used to it. We even get to idiotisms like the mayor of London saying that these attacks are "part and parcel of living in a big city"


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: GreenBits on May 24, 2017, 09:40:27 PM
They are not ISIS they are just attention seeker they want to get the attention of international group called "ISIS" to have fund to their activities they are the Maute groups the one who plant a bomb on night market davao hoping that after the declaration president duterte will force all his trops to kills those animals who killed 9 christians already.

Well, why not kill them all then?

Both bible and quran prescript capital punishment for premediated murder (this case) and Duterte, unlike western puppets seems to be strong enough man to carry out justice in this regard.

Remember, from the point of natural law, it doesnt matter what murderer seeks or wants to prove. What matters is that he is held accountible for his crimes against humanity, nature and God.

Can you source more information for us, non-Phillipinos, please?

Old testament mostly. After the Gift, absolution comes from simple request; the wicked are actually allowed to continue in their wickedness to their ends. It is seemingly cruel, but it has a two fold purpose; free will is observed, which seems of critical importance, and the wicked are allowed to firmly root themselves in their ways, ensuring they have no place in the Kingdom. Also, the Lord has a thing about allowing the unjust to collect a great deal of substance, so that when they perish, it is distributed to the just. Thus, the wages of sin pay the debt of charity ;)

It's a classic atheist talking point; not knocking atheism, but I had to point out the minutiae for clarity.

The first murderer, Cain, was allowed to continue to the end of his days. The originator of homicide, and he was indeed punished, but even at the very beginning of the Book, the most brutal part, he lives.

Something to ponder on.
Carry on ;)


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: darklus123 on May 25, 2017, 12:00:09 AM
This is a pretty tough situation for our beloved President. He already declares are martial law for our safety. The only thing that scars me is that if he will gong to extend the martial law sratus in the visayas region


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Creepings on May 25, 2017, 12:41:24 AM
This is a pretty tough situation for our beloved President. He already declares are martial law for our safety. The only thing that scars me is that if he will gong to extend the martial law sratus in the visayas region

It is a really tough situation, and also decision for the President. He said in many conferences that he will not declare Martial Law unless it is needed, but now it is, there are still senators that are not approved with these decision by the President, though they have their points, I think the President is really wanting impatient, based on what the other senators said, but I think they had talked about these matter with the Presidents cabinet members.

Many people also don't want the decision made by the president,  they are saying "atat" to the president, they said that the president is being impatient and saying that it is not the solution for it, and then I ask myself what is the solution if it's now Martial Law? we can't just let loose those terrorist that killed a lot of people.

And I think, it will be extended in Visayas region, as president said, it is just a walking distance to mindanao, so there will be no reason to extend it to Visayas. I just hope you all understand why the President is doing these decisions.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: arigathanks23 on May 25, 2017, 02:04:54 AM
They are not ISIS they are just attention seeker they want to get the attention of international group called "ISIS" to have fund to their activities they are the Maute groups the one who plant a bomb on night market davao hoping that after the declaration president duterte will force all his trops to kills those animals who killed 9 christians already.
yes they are not isis but they are affiliated with isis, because that's where they get their funds and weapons from and in return they have to overthrow the govern''ment of the philippines to make philippines the base of isis,


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Okurkabinladin on May 25, 2017, 02:27:07 AM
I pity these guys once Duterte gets to work with them. This actually plays perfectly for him, now he can take town their whole organization and raise even more support from the public. It almost sounds a bit too good to be true, like maybe it's something staged like the coup in Turkey.

You have weird information. Every single coup is staged by nature. The one Turkey by Gülenists cooperating with United States. For some reason, though, administration was warned well ahead, either by insiders or by some third power.

Conflict with islamists in Phillipines to my knowledge goes back to atleast 18th century and perhaps earlier as the Moro people of south, who accepted islam are fiercely independent folk. I would certainly welcome, if natives could enlighten us on inner workings. Western media are almost criminally vague, when it comes to local customs and ongoing news.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Sithara007 on May 25, 2017, 07:27:24 AM
They are just 4% to 5% of the population in Philippines, and they are causing so much trouble. Imagine what is going to happen, if the Philippines becomes a Muslim majority nation.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Xester on May 25, 2017, 09:00:40 AM
While someone was trying to explode himself on a building full of teens in Manchester, a terrorist group claiming to be an ISIS affiliate attacked a city in southern Philippines. The Philippine president has already declared martial law on the whole Mindanao (second largest island where Marawi city is located) while in Russia.

http://cnnphilippines.com/news/2017/05/23/marawi-city-clash.html

Those groups are not related to the ISIS group but there are many speculations as to what are their motives as to why they raided Marawi city, Here are some speculations roaming around the country;

1. The group wanted to be a part of the international terrorist group which is the ISIS, they are seeking attention so that when they become a member they can have a funding for their terrorist acts,

2. There was a political party behind the local terrorist group who funded them so they can use it to destroy the reputation of the president.

But for me the number one was more closer to the truth. Let us pray for the safety of the people in Marawi.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: matrix zion on May 25, 2017, 09:26:50 AM
They are not ISIS they are just attention seeker they want to get the attention of international group called "ISIS" to have fund to their activities they are the Maute groups the one who plant a bomb on night market davao hoping that after the declaration president duterte will force all his trops to kills those animals who killed 9 christians already.

Well, why not kill them all then?

Both bible and quran prescript capital punishment for premediated murder (this case) and Duterte, unlike western puppets seems to be strong enough man to carry out justice in this regard.

Remember, from the point of natural law, it doesnt matter what murderer seeks or wants to prove. What matters is that he is held accountible for his crimes against humanity, nature and God.

Can you source more information for us, non-Phillipinos, please?

hmm... Because you can't?

Are you even aware that the main problem of terrorism is you can't really distinguish the terrorists from the innocent civilians? Otherwise it would be pretty easy to fight it and we wouldn't have all this messed up fuck around the world xD


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: TheCoinGrabber on May 25, 2017, 09:37:36 AM
Saw an update, I'd post it here. Looks like aside from burning down schools and precints and holding a hospital hostage, they also gatecrashed a mass and took the priests and parishioners....

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tuMDST0L0AU&feature=share

I pity these guys once Duterte gets to work with them. This actually plays perfectly for him, now he can take town their whole organization and raise even more support from the public. It almost sounds a bit too good to be true, like maybe it's something staged like the coup in Turkey.

You have weird information. Every single coup is staged by nature. The one Turkey by Gülenists cooperating with United States. For some reason, though, administration was warned well ahead, either by insiders or by some third power.

Conflict with islamists in Phillipines to my knowledge goes back to atleast 18th century and perhaps earlier as the Moro people of south, who accepted islam are fiercely independent folk. I would certainly welcome, if natives could enlighten us on inner workings. Western media are almost criminally vague, when it comes to local customs and ongoing news.

A quick history. Not the whole of Mindanao was Muslim, only Sulu archipelago and certain areas in the Western part. The Spanish setup towns on the northern part as well on Zamboanga just across Basilan and Sulu, effectively cutting the sultanate's slave trade with Brunei (used to obtain its wealth as middlemen in the spice trade but became increasingly insignificant and stagnated). Americans continued the process of consolidating the area into the Philippine commonwealth, prior to the country becoming a republic.

As expected, it did not share in the development of the rest of the country. For example I saw an interview of an ethnographer who married a Sulu man and she said when she got there there was no electricity and running water, which shocked her coming from northern part of the country.... That was in 70's.

I'd like to compare our situation to India, being there no "India" before the British consolidated the various polities.

This is why I doubt the situation in Europe would end well. Many of these people have been living in Christian-majority towns all their lives but that don't stop them from being sympathizers with fundamentalists. Here they want their own state (doubt they'd stop at that, they have a propaganda that the rest of Mindanao and some other parts of the country used to Muslim-majority). Those in Europe would want Europe to change and become Islamic.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: seojp on May 25, 2017, 11:36:19 AM
I believe duterte can control it because he has the mandate of the people. Also he has political will to have succeed in his legacy.  Many people believe in him that is why He declare martial law.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: merchantofzeny on May 25, 2017, 02:08:42 PM
Additional details, it turns out a kidnapping incident happened in a church there during a novena prayer. Ironic that it was the last day of preparation for the Feast of the Our Lady Help of Christians.

http://www.philstar.com/headlines/2017/05/25/1703421/priest-parishioners-held-hostage-marawi-siege


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: chixka000 on May 25, 2017, 06:55:43 PM
They are not ISIS they are just attention seeker they want to get the attention of international group called "ISIS" to have fund to their activities they are the Maute groups the one who plant a bomb on night market davao hoping that after the declaration president duterte will force all his trops to kills those animals who killed 9 christians already.

They are not just attention seekers they really are now a part of islamic states or isis actually the one who leads the terrorists right now is the current leader of isis in Southeast Asia


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: douglock on May 25, 2017, 08:14:41 PM
Only some small news mention this event from the beginning. well, it seems that they too focus on the manchester and forget all other third world country


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Lancusters on May 25, 2017, 09:56:06 PM
They are just 4% to 5% of the population in Philippines, and they are causing so much trouble. Imagine what is going to happen, if the Philippines becomes a Muslim majority nation.
Never the Muslims would be the titular nation of the Philippines. Now Muslims have started creeping expansion around the world. I think that they are too arrogant. Soon the whole world will rise up against the Muslims and this will lead to their destruction. It seems to me that Muslim leaders have felt that the era of oil is over and they are trying to take over the new country. This can be compared to the Crusades of the middle ages.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: darklus123 on May 26, 2017, 01:01:51 AM
This is a pretty tough situation for our beloved President. He already declares are martial law for our safety. The only thing that scars me is that if he will gong to extend the martial law sratus in the visayas region

It is a really tough situation, and also decision for the President. He said in many conferences that he will not declare Martial Law unless it is needed, but now it is, there are still senators that are not approved with these decision by the President, though they have their points, I think the President is really wanting impatient, based on what the other senators said, but I think they had talked about these matter with the Presidents cabinet members.

Many people also don't want the decision made by the president,  they are saying "atat" to the president, they said that the president is being impatient and saying that it is not the solution for it, and then I ask myself what is the solution if it's now Martial Law? we can't just let loose those terrorist that killed a lot of people.

And I think, it will be extended in Visayas region, as president said, it is just a walking distance to mindanao, so there will be no reason to extend it to Visayas. I just hope you all understand why the President is doing these decisions.

I would agree that this should not be extended into the visayas region for now as it is still peaceful there. What is funny is that most of the people that are complaining are from the luzon area while the one in mindanao who are affected by the martial law seems to agree with it


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: bryant.coleman on May 26, 2017, 01:06:42 AM
They are just 4% to 5% of the population in Philippines, and they are causing so much trouble. Imagine what is going to happen, if the Philippines becomes a Muslim majority nation.
Never the Muslims would be the titular nation of the Philippines. Now Muslims have started creeping expansion around the world. I think that they are too arrogant. Soon the whole world will rise up against the Muslims and this will lead to their destruction. It seems to me that Muslim leaders have felt that the era of oil is over and they are trying to take over the new country. This can be compared to the Crusades of the middle ages.

There are two forms of Muslim expansion. The first one is through the physical Jihad, just like what is going on in nations such as Syria and Iraq. The non-Muslims are either enslaved or exterminated, and a strict interpretation of the Shakira law is implemented. The second method is through the demographic Jihad. The Muslims increase their presence in a non-Muslim country, through various means. These include producing more children, marrying the infidel women, immigration, conversion of the infidels.etc. The second method is very difficult for the non-Muslims to counter.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Kemarit on May 26, 2017, 07:57:57 AM
This is a pretty tough situation for our beloved President. He already declares are martial law for our safety. The only thing that scars me is that if he will gong to extend the martial law sratus in the visayas region

It is a really tough situation, and also decision for the President. He said in many conferences that he will not declare Martial Law unless it is needed, but now it is, there are still senators that are not approved with these decision by the President, though they have their points, I think the President is really wanting impatient, based on what the other senators said, but I think they had talked about these matter with the Presidents cabinet members.

Many people also don't want the decision made by the president,  they are saying "atat" to the president, they said that the president is being impatient and saying that it is not the solution for it, and then I ask myself what is the solution if it's now Martial Law? we can't just let loose those terrorist that killed a lot of people.

And I think, it will be extended in Visayas region, as president said, it is just a walking distance to mindanao, so there will be no reason to extend it to Visayas. I just hope you all understand why the President is doing these decisions.

I would agree that this should not be extended into the visayas region for now as it is still peaceful there. What is funny is that most of the people that are complaining are from the luzon area while the one in mindanao who are affected by the martial law seems to agree with it

Because most of the Philippine population that would be affected is a Martial Law has been declared. But President Duterte already stressed that if he see that Maute group is already in Metro Manila and planning to stage another bombing activity, then he will not hesitated to declare Martial Law to curb the lawlessness going on. This is to protect his constituents and not to abuse Martial Law declaration. Duterte's dectractors always react negatively for every declaration he made. Funny.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Checlets on May 26, 2017, 08:25:52 AM

To any Westerners reading this thread, this will be your fate soon. The attack near Parliament and that at the Ariana Grande concert aren't even a half year apart. The interval between these attack would become shorter as you get more radicals coming home from Iraq and Syria.
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I'm a western btw. Just to give you a good idea of what i personally would do if i was attacked by a terrorest... No i won't I'll a terrorest trying to kill me... Atleast not right off the bat. First off id start my immobilizing him/ her then I'd take my time and slowly start peeling off there skin... Not all at once just enough to make suffer a little. Then I'd video tape them as i started cutting there limbs off one by one and then I'd finish them if they live long enough with decapitation. This doesn't just apply to terrorists although those pathetically worthless fucks probably deserve it more then others. Anyone who would try to kill me and my family will regret it. Since. Terrorists don't seem to value living then maybe they'll value death more. So I'll torture and humiliate them without letting then die to fast. Maybe that would give them something to chew on. Terrorists think they are the only ones who suffer but they are sadly mistaken. I personally wouldn't have any qualms about using the same tactics they would try to use on me and mine
I don't fucking go around killing people on a half assed bullshit religion deviant. So no I'm not gonna let you do that stupid shit to me or the ones i love. You face soldiers trained to follow orders and laws that say to not be as cruel too you as you are to us. Well if i feel i need to protect myself out my loved ones I'm not following orders or laws I'm going to use as much hatred as possible to make sure you never forget you fucked up messing with me either in this life or whatever shit hole follows. Also terrorists are pushing us westerners into a place they will soon regret. Most of us already use guns. Keep fucking with us and we'll start getting more creative in how we dispose of you. And always remember we will welcome you with open arms if you come as a friend but if you want to hurt us we will return the favor 10x yo.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: chixka000 on May 26, 2017, 10:02:54 AM

To any Westerners reading this thread, this will be your fate soon. The attack near Parliament and that at the Ariana Grande concert aren't even a half year apart. The interval between these attack would become shorter as you get more radicals coming home from Iraq and Syria.
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I'm a western btw. Just to give you a good idea of what i personally would do if i was attacked by a terrorest... No i won't I'll a terrorest trying to kill me... Atleast not right off the bat. First off id start my immobilizing him/ her then I'd take my time and slowly start peeling off there skin... Not all at once just enough to make suffer a little. Then I'd video tape them as i started cutting there limbs off one by one and then I'd finish them if they live long enough with decapitation. This doesn't just apply to terrorists although those pathetically worthless fucks probably deserve it more then others. Anyone who would try to kill me and my family will regret it. Since. Terrorists don't seem to value living then maybe they'll value death more. So I'll torture and humiliate them without letting then die to fast. Maybe that would give them something to chew on. Terrorists think they are the only ones who suffer but they are sadly mistaken. I personally wouldn't have any qualms about using the same tactics they would try to use on me and mine
I don't fucking go around killing people on a half assed bullshit religion deviant. So no I'm not gonna let you do that stupid shit to me or the ones i love. You face soldiers trained to follow orders and laws that say to not be as cruel too you as you are to us. Well if i feel i need to protect myself out my loved ones I'm not following orders or laws I'm going to use as much hatred as possible to make sure you never forget you fucked up messing with me either in this life or whatever shit hole follows. Also terrorists are pushing us westerners into a place they will soon regret. Most of us already use guns. Keep fucking with us and we'll start getting more creative in how we dispose of you. And always remember we will welcome you with open arms if you come as a friend but if you want to hurt us we will return the favor 10x yo.

That was really deep. We really cant give a damn to those terrorist. I dont know what are their purpose they said it is for allah which is probably i think not Allah thought them. Even if i do want to do that thing same as you i just cant afford to really do it


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Mometaskers on May 26, 2017, 11:50:38 AM
They are just 4% to 5% of the population in Philippines, and they are causing so much trouble. Imagine what is going to happen, if the Philippines becomes a Muslim majority nation.
Never the Muslims would be the titular nation of the Philippines. Now Muslims have started creeping expansion around the world. I think that they are too arrogant. Soon the whole world will rise up against the Muslims and this will lead to their destruction. It seems to me that Muslim leaders have felt that the era of oil is over and they are trying to take over the new country. This can be compared to the Crusades of the middle ages.

There are two forms of Muslim expansion. The first one is through the physical Jihad, just like what is going on in nations such as Syria and Iraq. The non-Muslims are either enslaved or exterminated, and a strict interpretation of the Shakira law is implemented. The second method is through the demographic Jihad. The Muslims increase their presence in a non-Muslim country, through various means. These include producing more children, marrying the infidel women, immigration, conversion of the infidels.etc. The second method is very difficult for the non-Muslims to counter.

The only part of the demographic jihad that can be somehow countered would be the conversion. There are still countries that protect a state religion, banning proselytizing for other religions, an example of this would be Bhutan. This is when the Muslims would show their colors, ask them what must be done when a country prevents the spreading of Islam.

I live in the Philippines and I agree with your mentioning conversion by marriage. It doesn't matter if it's the man or woman that is Muslim, it's always the kuffar that must convert. Many just do out of love. I haven't heard anything in the news where the Muslim apostatized to marry a kuffar, although I suppose that would not end well.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Janation on May 26, 2017, 12:08:33 PM
This is a pretty tough situation for our beloved President. He already declares are martial law for our safety. The only thing that scars me is that if he will gong to extend the martial law sratus in the visayas region

It is a really tough situation, and also decision for the President. He said in many conferences that he will not declare Martial Law unless it is needed, but now it is, there are still senators that are not approved with these decision by the President, though they have their points, I think the President is really wanting impatient, based on what the other senators said, but I think they had talked about these matter with the Presidents cabinet members.

Many people also don't want the decision made by the president,  they are saying "atat" to the president, they said that the president is being impatient and saying that it is not the solution for it, and then I ask myself what is the solution if it's now Martial Law? we can't just let loose those terrorist that killed a lot of people.

And I think, it will be extended in Visayas region, as president said, it is just a walking distance to mindanao, so there will be no reason to extend it to Visayas. I just hope you all understand why the President is doing these decisions.

I would agree that this should not be extended into the visayas region for now as it is still peaceful there. What is funny is that most of the people that are complaining are from the luzon area while the one in mindanao who are affected by the martial law seems to agree with it

Because most of the Philippine population that would be affected is a Martial Law has been declared. But President Duterte already stressed that if he see that Maute group is already in Metro Manila and planning to stage another bombing activity, then he will not hesitated to declare Martial Law to curb the lawlessness going on. This is to protect his constituents and not to abuse Martial Law declaration. Duterte's dectractors always react negatively for every declaration he made. Funny.

You can't blame them, because what is being done now by President Duterte is been done by the former President Ferdinand Marcos. Former President, Ferdinand Marcos, declared Martial Law saying to cover the unlawfull society, but can still be stopped by the police, still the other higher ups accepted, but, the Martial Law lasted for years and made the people hate him more. The other senators that auestion the president for his decision think that he might've take advantage of these problem to put the Philippines under Martial Law.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: darklus123 on May 26, 2017, 12:16:05 PM
This is a pretty tough situation for our beloved President. He already declares are martial law for our safety. The only thing that scars me is that if he will gong to extend the martial law sratus in the visayas region

It is a really tough situation, and also decision for the President. He said in many conferences that he will not declare Martial Law unless it is needed, but now it is, there are still senators that are not approved with these decision by the President, though they have their points, I think the President is really wanting impatient, based on what the other senators said, but I think they had talked about these matter with the Presidents cabinet members.

Many people also don't want the decision made by the president,  they are saying "atat" to the president, they said that the president is being impatient and saying that it is not the solution for it, and then I ask myself what is the solution if it's now Martial Law? we can't just let loose those terrorist that killed a lot of people.

And I think, it will be extended in Visayas region, as president said, it is just a walking distance to mindanao, so there will be no reason to extend it to Visayas. I just hope you all understand why the President is doing these decisions.

I would agree that this should not be extended into the visayas region for now as it is still peaceful there. What is funny is that most of the people that are complaining are from the luzon area while the one in mindanao who are affected by the martial law seems to agree with it

Because most of the Philippine population that would be affected is a Martial Law has been declared. But President Duterte already stressed that if he see that Maute group is already in Metro Manila and planning to stage another bombing activity, then he will not hesitated to declare Martial Law to curb the lawlessness going on. This is to protect his constituents and not to abuse Martial Law declaration. Duterte's dectractors always react negatively for every declaration he made. Funny.

Exactly, how pathetic really is most of the people are too afraid of the martial law not knowing its benefits and who declare it. Whats really good about duterte is his Filipino first policy


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: bryant.coleman on May 26, 2017, 12:59:47 PM
I live in the Philippines and I agree with your mentioning conversion by marriage. It doesn't matter if it's the man or woman that is Muslim, it's always the kuffar that must convert. Many just do out of love. I haven't heard anything in the news where the Muslim apostatized to marry a kuffar, although I suppose that would not end well.

Even in Singapore, where the local Muslims are some of the most secular in the world, this is the rule. Almost always it is the non-Muslim who convert to Islam. I don't understand why pretty looking ethnic Chinese girls convert to some stone age ideology, just to become the third or fourth wife of some ugly and uneducated ethnic Malay guy.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: merchantofzeny on May 26, 2017, 04:15:19 PM
I live in the Philippines and I agree with your mentioning conversion by marriage. It doesn't matter if it's the man or woman that is Muslim, it's always the kuffar that must convert. Many just do out of love. I haven't heard anything in the news where the Muslim apostatized to marry a kuffar, although I suppose that would not end well.

Even in Singapore, where the local Muslims are some of the most secular in the world, this is the rule. Almost always it is the non-Muslim who convert to Islam. I don't understand why pretty looking ethnic Chinese girls convert to some stone age ideology, just to become the third or fourth wife of some ugly and uneducated ethnic Malay guy.

Haha, maybe we should ask them to teach us how to seduce girls.  ;D

These men spend much of their lives preparing to finally bone it. Go google "jelq". Yup, it's passed father to son, LOL.

Also got a relative who got boned by one, thank goodness she opted to just raise her daughter as a single mom. I think this is also one reason they prefer non-Muslim girls, they get to bone earlier without having to marry first.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Sithara007 on May 26, 2017, 04:49:43 PM
Haha, maybe we should ask them to teach us how to seduce girls.  ;D

These men spend much of their lives preparing to finally bone it. Go google "jelq". Yup, it's passed father to son, LOL.

Also got a relative who got boned by one, thank goodness she opted to just raise her daughter as a single mom. I think this is also one reason they prefer non-Muslim girls, they get to bone earlier without having to marry first.

The reason why they prefer non-Muslim girls is due to the unavailability of Muslim girls. Some Muslim men marry 3-4 times, without divorcing. So obviously there are less "single" women around among the Muslims.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: TheCoinGrabber on May 26, 2017, 04:58:50 PM
Haha, maybe we should ask them to teach us how to seduce girls.  ;D

These men spend much of their lives preparing to finally bone it. Go google "jelq". Yup, it's passed father to son, LOL.

Also got a relative who got boned by one, thank goodness she opted to just raise her daughter as a single mom. I think this is also one reason they prefer non-Muslim girls, they get to bone earlier without having to marry first.

The reason why they prefer non-Muslim girls is due to the unavailability of Muslim girls. Some Muslim men marry 3-4 times, without divorcing. So obviously there are less "single" women around among the Muslims.

Ah, I read about this before, how polygamy makes girls scarcer, increasing the chance that some men might not get to marry at all. Globalization is really a boon for them, so many girls to choose from and they all use deodorants.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Sithara007 on May 26, 2017, 05:37:21 PM
Haha, maybe we should ask them to teach us how to seduce girls.  ;D

These men spend much of their lives preparing to finally bone it. Go google "jelq". Yup, it's passed father to son, LOL.

Also got a relative who got boned by one, thank goodness she opted to just raise her daughter as a single mom. I think this is also one reason they prefer non-Muslim girls, they get to bone earlier without having to marry first.

The reason why they prefer non-Muslim girls is due to the unavailability of Muslim girls. Some Muslim men marry 3-4 times, without divorcing. So obviously there are less "single" women around among the Muslims.

Ah, I read about this before, how polygamy makes girls scarcer, increasing the chance that some men might not get to marry at all. Globalization is really a boon for them, so many girls to choose from and they all use deodorants.

In societies where polygamy is permitted, the extra men are removed through a wide variety of methods. Take the example of the fundamentalist Mormons of Arizona and New Mexico. A certain number of male children are expelled every year, in order to maintain the equilibrium.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: wowanstrong on May 26, 2017, 08:49:18 PM
Haha, maybe we should ask them to teach us how to seduce girls.  ;D

These men spend much of their lives preparing to finally bone it. Go google "jelq". Yup, it's passed father to son, LOL.

Also got a relative who got boned by one, thank goodness she opted to just raise her daughter as a single mom. I think this is also one reason they prefer non-Muslim girls, they get to bone earlier without having to marry first.

The reason why they prefer non-Muslim girls is due to the unavailability of Muslim girls. Some Muslim men marry 3-4 times, without divorcing. So obviously there are less "single" women around among the Muslims.

Ah, I read about this before, how polygamy makes girls scarcer, increasing the chance that some men might not get to marry at all. Globalization is really a boon for them, so many girls to choose from and they all use deodorants.

In societies where polygamy is permitted, the extra men are removed through a wide variety of methods. Take the example of the fundamentalist Mormons of Arizona and New Mexico. A certain number of male children are expelled every year, in order to maintain the equilibrium.
In general, I think that such people are already like zombies and are subject to influence from outside. That's even the children of these should beware.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: arigathanks23 on May 27, 2017, 02:22:06 PM
This is a pretty tough situation for our beloved President. He already declares are martial law for our safety. The only thing that scars me is that if he will gong to extend the martial law sratus in the visayas region
We don't have to worry about the martial law declaration, what we have to worry is about the terrorist attacks and invasion here in the philippines and in my opinion declaring martial law throughout the philippines is the best choice we can do, to prevent further damage and terror from this terrorists


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: joebrook on May 27, 2017, 02:33:46 PM
Is shocking to see that no one had made mention of the Egyptian attack which killed 29 people and everyone still talking about the Manchester attacks.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Okurkabinladin on May 27, 2017, 04:09:28 PM
I live in the Philippines and I agree with your mentioning conversion by marriage. It doesn't matter if it's the man or woman that is Muslim, it's always the kuffar that must convert. Many just do out of love. I haven't heard anything in the news where the Muslim apostatized to marry a kuffar, although I suppose that would not end well.

Even in Singapore, where the local Muslims are some of the most secular in the world, this is the rule. Almost always it is the non-Muslim who convert to Islam. I don't understand why pretty looking ethnic Chinese girls convert to some stone age ideology, just to become the third or fourth wife of some ugly and uneducated ethnic Malay guy.

Bryant,
look at it this way, then you might understand. If western secular society is good something, it is making increasing number of young people single  ;) religious fundamentalists place far greater emphasis on family, than on either career or personal well being. Thats attracrive when you are one of millions of single women in the west.

http://www.straitstimes.com/sites/default/files/160311_marry-later_update.jpg

The only particular difference between muslims and other here, is that the former scoff upon inter faith marrying. I know of men aswell, who converted for the possiblity of marriage.

I live in the Philippines and I agree with your mentioning conversion by marriage. It doesn't matter if it's the man or woman that is Muslim, it's always the kuffar that must convert. Many just do out of love. I haven't heard anything in the news where the Muslim apostatized to marry a kuffar, although I suppose that would not end well.

Even in Singapore, where the local Muslims are some of the most secular in the world, this is the rule. Almost always it is the non-Muslim who convert to Islam. I don't understand why pretty looking ethnic Chinese girls convert to some stone age ideology, just to become the third or fourth wife of some ugly and uneducated ethnic Malay guy.

Haha, maybe we should ask them to teach us how to seduce girls.  ;D

These men spend much of their lives preparing to finally bone it. Go google "jelq". Yup, it's passed father to son, LOL.

Also got a relative who got boned by one, thank goodness she opted to just raise her daughter as a single mom. I think this is also one reason they prefer non-Muslim girls, they get to bone earlier without having to marry first.

Or you could get out and actually start to talk with others like normal human being  ;) Muslims or mormons are not better seducers, often treating sex in quite awkward fashion. In their mind sex and procreation is the same thing. Difference between you and religious is the commitment to the idea of family. And well most women dont seem to be so obssesed about idea of being "almost like a man", when they can find an actual man.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: MCS23 on May 27, 2017, 05:34:08 PM
I live in the Philippines and I agree with your mentioning conversion by marriage. It doesn't matter if it's the man or woman that is Muslim, it's always the kuffar that must convert. Many just do out of love. I haven't heard anything in the news where the Muslim apostatized to marry a kuffar, although I suppose that would not end well.

Even in Singapore, where the local Muslims are some of the most secular in the world, this is the rule. Almost always it is the non-Muslim who convert to Islam. I don't understand why pretty looking ethnic Chinese girls convert to some stone age ideology, just to become the third or fourth wife of some ugly and uneducated ethnic Malay guy.

Bryant,
look at it this way, then you might understand. If western secular society is good something, it is making increasing number of young people single  ;) religious fundamentalists place far greater emphasis on family, than on either career or personal well being. Thats attracrive when you are one of millions of single women in the west.

http://www.straitstimes.com/sites/default/files/160311_marry-later_update.jpg

The only particular difference between muslims and other here, is that the former scoff upon inter faith marrying. I know of men aswell, who converted for the possiblity of marriage.

I live in the Philippines and I agree with your mentioning conversion by marriage. It doesn't matter if it's the man or woman that is Muslim, it's always the kuffar that must convert. Many just do out of love. I haven't heard anything in the news where the Muslim apostatized to marry a kuffar, although I suppose that would not end well.

Even in Singapore, where the local Muslims are some of the most secular in the world, this is the rule. Almost always it is the non-Muslim who convert to Islam. I don't understand why pretty looking ethnic Chinese girls convert to some stone age ideology, just to become the third or fourth wife of some ugly and uneducated ethnic Malay guy.

Haha, maybe we should ask them to teach us how to seduce girls.  ;D

These men spend much of their lives preparing to finally bone it. Go google "jelq". Yup, it's passed father to son, LOL.

Also got a relative who got boned by one, thank goodness she opted to just raise her daughter as a single mom. I think this is also one reason they prefer non-Muslim girls, they get to bone earlier without having to marry first.

Or you could get out and actually start to talk with others like normal human being  ;) Muslims or mormons are not better seducers, often treating sex in quite awkward fashion. In their mind sex and procreation is the same thing. Difference between you and religious is the commitment to the idea of family. And well most women dont seem to be so obssesed about idea of being "almost like a man", when they can find an actual man.
You must still understand that every woman based on the views of the people to which she belongs will live and perceive life as she was taught and perceived by others. The fact is that for Muslim women a man is what does not obey him everything. There are other nationalities such as Israel, then there woman has a huge weight of society. The understanding of women in the world is generally ambiguous ..


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: shimbark123 on May 27, 2017, 06:11:27 PM
They are not ISIS dude


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Sithara007 on May 28, 2017, 06:13:15 AM
They are not ISIS dude

Abu Bakr al Baghdadi has recognized this group (Islamic State of Lanao or Maute group) as one of the factions of Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant in the Philippines. So it is wrong to say that they are not ISIS.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Xester on May 28, 2017, 07:08:01 AM
They are not ISIS dude

Abu Bakr al Baghdadi has recognized this group (Islamic State of Lanao or Maute group) as one of the factions of Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant in the Philippines. So it is wrong to say that they are not ISIS.

They are not a member of the ISIS but rather they are planning to be a part of that international terrorist group. The Marawe siege is one of they plays so that Isis will notice them and will adopt them as a part of their organization. They are not ISIS before the siege but possibly they will be members of the ISIS after that devastating event.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Kemarit on May 28, 2017, 08:00:50 AM
They are not ISIS dude

Abu Bakr al Baghdadi has recognized this group (Islamic State of Lanao or Maute group) as one of the factions of Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant in the Philippines. So it is wrong to say that they are not ISIS.

They are not a member of the ISIS but rather they are planning to be a part of that international terrorist group. The Marawe siege is one of they plays so that Isis will notice them and will adopt them as a part of their organization. They are not ISIS before the siege but possibly they will be members of the ISIS after that devastating event.

Yes. They are trying to get recognition from the ISIS and be part of the group that is why are making this daring attack and subsequent occupation of Marawi. Too bad they are now in retreating and a lot have been killed. Philippine government is doing its best to try to isolate them so that they wont escape and sow another terror in another town or even in Metro Manila. I guess the Philippine Army or the Intelligence agency of the Philippines has failed in its Intel gathering(which is always the case). That's why the Maute group has successfully penetrated Marawi City.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Mometaskers on May 28, 2017, 10:25:46 AM
I live in the Philippines and I agree with your mentioning conversion by marriage. It doesn't matter if it's the man or woman that is Muslim, it's always the kuffar that must convert. Many just do out of love. I haven't heard anything in the news where the Muslim apostatized to marry a kuffar, although I suppose that would not end well.

Even in Singapore, where the local Muslims are some of the most secular in the world, this is the rule. Almost always it is the non-Muslim who convert to Islam. I don't understand why pretty looking ethnic Chinese girls convert to some stone age ideology, just to become the third or fourth wife of some ugly and uneducated ethnic Malay guy.

That would be really puzzling. Never been there but from what I watch and read online, Malays are somewhat lower on the socio-economic ladder than the Chinese or Indians. Maybe the girls parents haven't made it clear what the consequences could be. This is why I really want that there be a "comparative religion" subject in high school. Kids better know what they're getting in to when changing religions.

Haha, maybe we should ask them to teach us how to seduce girls.  ;D

These men spend much of their lives preparing to finally bone it. Go google "jelq". Yup, it's passed father to son, LOL.

Also got a relative who got boned by one, thank goodness she opted to just raise her daughter as a single mom. I think this is also one reason they prefer non-Muslim girls, they get to bone earlier without having to marry first.

The reason why they prefer non-Muslim girls is due to the unavailability of Muslim girls. Some Muslim men marry 3-4 times, without divorcing. So obviously there are less "single" women around among the Muslims.

Ah, I read about this before, how polygamy makes girls scarcer, increasing the chance that some men might not get to marry at all. Globalization is really a boon for them, so many girls to choose from and they all use deodorants.

In societies where polygamy is permitted, the extra men are removed through a wide variety of methods. Take the example of the fundamentalist Mormons of Arizona and New Mexico. A certain number of male children are expelled every year, in order to maintain the equilibrium.

Now that's just nasty. Well I guess it's for the better. If you belong to a religion that would expel you for such reasons, then you are probably better off without them. Heck, run, run as far as you can!


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: criptix on May 28, 2017, 01:01:01 PM
It is really puzzling how pinoys do exaggerate and make fun of the situation in europe while entire states in the phillipines are under terrorist control without refugees ::)



Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: chixka000 on May 28, 2017, 01:28:36 PM
They are not ISIS dude

Abu Bakr al Baghdadi has recognized this group (Islamic State of Lanao or Maute group) as one of the factions of Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant in the Philippines. So it is wrong to say that they are not ISIS.

I think that this guy doesnt understand the word unites. This are a part of an Islamic group at first and just like the other group of islam who supports isis agenda they now unites with them and do the same agenda to destroy lives of non Islamic place


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: merchantofzeny on May 28, 2017, 02:03:40 PM
Haha, maybe we should ask them to teach us how to seduce girls.  ;D

These men spend much of their lives preparing to finally bone it. Go google "jelq". Yup, it's passed father to son, LOL.

Also got a relative who got boned by one, thank goodness she opted to just raise her daughter as a single mom. I think this is also one reason they prefer non-Muslim girls, they get to bone earlier without having to marry first.

The reason why they prefer non-Muslim girls is due to the unavailability of Muslim girls. Some Muslim men marry 3-4 times, without divorcing. So obviously there are less "single" women around among the Muslims.

Yeah, seems I read something about that before. This custom definitely drive up the demand for girls because of the scarcity. And considering that it's mostly parents that decide who their daughters will marry. Now just imagine if the girls actually have a say on who they will marry. That would probably drive the single men nuts.

Do Muslims also practice a dowry system where girls basically take money out of their families when marrying? I mean, it might be illegal there but if the family is cash-strapped and they know it's a girl...


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: HatakeKakashi on May 28, 2017, 02:15:40 PM
Mr president Rodrigo Duterte declared martial law in the whole Mindanao because they have terrorist in marawi city. I hope philippine soldier they complete they mission because many people there are affected and other innocent people died because of the terrorist I dont know what is the purpose of this. I hope Marawi city will Come back again and I hope they will become a place again like before. Thanks to Mr presidente even they have meeting to the Russia they decided to go back to the philippines to protect their country and all people here.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Pamadar on May 28, 2017, 02:23:12 PM
Mr president Rodrigo Duterte declared martial law in the whole Mindanao because they have terrorist in marawi city. I hope philippine soldier they complete they mission because many people there are affected and other innocent people died because of the terrorist I dont know what is the purpose of this. I hope Marawi city will Come back again and I hope they will become a place again like before. Thanks to Mr presidente even they have meeting to the Russia they decided to go back to the philippines to protect their country and all people here.
just hoping for the best in our country mate, as the president already declared martial law and the troops are already heading to crash them out,
I fully support the president decision as we knew that this group is only gathering sympathy coming from ISIS they just asking for some help coming out from them, hope media will try to stop broadcasting any information about the government movement to make sure this will be accomplish.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Similificator on May 28, 2017, 04:32:57 PM
Mr president Rodrigo Duterte declared martial law in the whole Mindanao because they have terrorist in marawi city. I hope philippine soldier they complete they mission because many people there are affected and other innocent people died because of the terrorist I dont know what is the purpose of this. I hope Marawi city will Come back again and I hope they will become a place again like before. Thanks to Mr presidente even they have meeting to the Russia they decided to go back to the philippines to protect their country and all people here.
just hoping for the best in our country mate, as the president already declared martial law and the troops are already heading to crash them out,
I fully support the president decision as we knew that this group is only gathering sympathy coming from ISIS they just asking for some help coming out from them, hope media will try to stop broadcasting any information about the government movement to make sure this will be accomplish.


The people in the philippines are usually whining and complaining about the declaration of martial law in Mindanao, its really shameful to admit that most of my countrymen don't even have further knowledge and just keep on criticizing the decision made by the president instead of supporting for our own good. They always keep on rewinding the past and compared it to the current presidential term, I would also like to criticize those people who are doesn't even understand the law. I am also living in Mindanao and i don't even see that martial law is making us here suffer, but instead it helps us out to be more disciplined people. Our president also is aware that some other countries would also like to seize us, but he really do his best to focus first the problems inside our country, so we as the people living in the Philippines must also unite in order to be strong and whole country against other nations and stop fighting for a nonsense reason.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Idrisu on May 28, 2017, 08:09:26 PM
When will all this killing and attacking of innocent people come to an end? What happened in uk last week was unfortunate. What is surprised me is how do one nature and idea to killed people who has not offend him? The earlier the world leaders put their head together and fight this common enemy call terrorists the better this world will be at peace for all of us.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Mometaskers on May 29, 2017, 11:01:22 AM
It is really puzzling how pinoys do exaggerate and make fun of the situation in europe while entire states in the phillipines are under terrorist control without refugees ::)



It's also puzzling how you are reacting to this when the incident is only in one city and there are people complaining that martial law on the entire island is overreacting. Coz in a sense, yes, that's basically a third of the country and most terror attacks are just in a small portion on the Western part. It's would be like America declaring martial law on all southern states for an attack in Houston.

I've seen some of your posts that have "pinoys" and "philippines" in them even in threads where they are not in the topic. You had a problem with a Filipino before? Or did you go to the Philippines and had your stuff stolen?  ;D


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: TheCoinGrabber on May 29, 2017, 02:41:22 PM
Haha, maybe we should ask them to teach us how to seduce girls.  ;D

These men spend much of their lives preparing to finally bone it. Go google "jelq". Yup, it's passed father to son, LOL.

Also got a relative who got boned by one, thank goodness she opted to just raise her daughter as a single mom. I think this is also one reason they prefer non-Muslim girls, they get to bone earlier without having to marry first.

The reason why they prefer non-Muslim girls is due to the unavailability of Muslim girls. Some Muslim men marry 3-4 times, without divorcing. So obviously there are less "single" women around among the Muslims.

Ah, I read about this before, how polygamy makes girls scarcer, increasing the chance that some men might not get to marry at all. Globalization is really a boon for them, so many girls to choose from and they all use deodorants.

In societies where polygamy is permitted, the extra men are removed through a wide variety of methods. Take the example of the fundamentalist Mormons of Arizona and New Mexico. A certain number of male children are expelled every year, in order to maintain the equilibrium.

Seems polygamy do have disadvantages. Western men just thought it was cool to bone multiple women without thinking it might be tiring having to pleasure (and support) all of them. I heard in some cases the women actually conspire to make life hard for the man (understandable if they were forced to marry a man they don't find attractive or rich enough to their liking).

First time I heard Mormons expelling members due to female scarcity.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: crwth on May 29, 2017, 03:02:34 PM
Seeing the thing that is happening with the Philippines, it's really concerning. The group that wants to be noticed and somehow manages to get some firearms for abuse (we don't know where they got it but definitely somewhere where and a way that's illegal. I just hope that the people that are innocent there are safe and the soldiers would be able to apprehend the terrorists because it's alarming. What's sad about is that the individuals in the other parts of the country are trying to boycott the issued martial law, even knowing that they are not there. They should just spread the love.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Caladonian on May 29, 2017, 03:10:48 PM
Seeing the thing that is happening with the Philippines, it's really concerning. The group that wants to be noticed and somehow manages to get some firearms for abuse (we don't know where they got it but definitely somewhere where and a way that's illegal. I just hope that the people that are innocent there are safe and the soldiers would be able to apprehend the terrorists because it's alarming. What's sad about is that the individuals in the other parts of the country are trying to boycott the issued martial law, even knowing that they are not there. They should just spread the love.
those people who still criticizing the declaration of martial are those who doesn't know well the situation and why this law is needed inside mindanao
as they are all just helping the terrorist in terms of gathering attention in an international media, they are just speculating misconception  with the good intention of the president, they are not helping to resolve the issue but giving the maute group some leaning shoulders to catch more international terrorist to help them.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Kemarit on May 29, 2017, 04:06:26 PM
It is really puzzling how pinoys do exaggerate and make fun of the situation in europe while entire states in the phillipines are under terrorist control without refugees ::)



What exaggerations do pinoys and make fun of the situation in Europe? Please let me know.

And what entire states are you talking about? It's just a city - Marawi that is being attacked by the Maute and not the entire states. And we are not control by the terrorist group they are far from controlling the whole archipelago.

Do you know the history of Islam in the Southern part of the Philippines mate?

The Southern part is control by the Muslims since the very beginning. And the Philippines was once controlled by the Muslim before the Spaniards come in convert it to the whole country into Christianity. But the Muslims didn't leave they just settled in the Southern part (Mindanao) where the siege in currently happening. Of course there are no refugees because the South was and has been controlled by the Muslim. So please before posting get your facts straight mate. You don't know nothing on what is going on here.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: audaciousbeing on May 29, 2017, 05:09:58 PM
While someone was trying to explode himself on a building full of teens in Manchester, a terrorist group claiming to be an ISIS affiliate attacked a city in southern Philippines. The Philippine president has already declared martial law on the whole Mindanao (second largest island where Marawi city is located) while in Russia.

http://cnnphilippines.com/news/2017/05/23/marawi-city-clash.html

The issue about terrorism has gotten so bad that it is not even only the Arab world that are feeling the pain any longer as it is even spreading to every where in the world. From Europe to Asia to Africa among other continents of the world but the bone of contention is the collateral damage  all of this where innocent citizens that does not even know the way government works who does not even vote in elections gets to suffer for it while the people in power making the policies are largely untouchable.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Patsakkyy on May 29, 2017, 08:07:27 PM
While someone was trying to explode himself on a building full of teens in Manchester, a terrorist group claiming to be an ISIS affiliate attacked a city in southern Philippines. The Philippine president has already declared martial law on the whole Mindanao (second largest island where Marawi city is located) while in Russia.

http://cnnphilippines.com/news/2017/05/23/marawi-city-clash.html

The issue about terrorism has gotten so bad that it is not even only the Arab world that are feeling the pain any longer as it is even spreading to every where in the world. From Europe to Asia to Africa among other continents of the world but the bone of contention is the collateral damage  all of this where innocent citizens that does not even know the way government works who does not even vote in elections gets to suffer for it while the people in power making the policies are largely untouchable.
Today they measure the Arab by one measure and they are almost identical for each person. Although it is necessary to understand here and there that not all Arabs are terrorists, but that's what they think


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: chixka000 on May 30, 2017, 04:04:38 AM
Just a recent update about the current situation here. Due to martial law things are now starting tp get better. As per news only 20% of the said affected areas left that is being undertaken by the terrorist


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: yohananaomi on May 30, 2017, 04:16:28 AM
They are not ISIS they are just attention seeker they want to get the attention of international group called "ISIS" to have fund to their activities they are the Maute groups the one who plant a bomb on night market davao hoping that after the declaration president duterte will force all his trops to kills those animals who killed 9 christians already.



Participating and grieving for the families who get the disaster, why there are still affected by things that hurt others, we know that any religion does not teach like that.
Grieving for families who get calamities.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: darklus123 on May 30, 2017, 04:20:06 AM
They are not ISIS they are just attention seeker they want to get the attention of international group called "ISIS" to have fund to their activities they are the Maute groups the one who plant a bomb on night market davao hoping that after the declaration president duterte will force all his trops to kills those animals who killed 9 christians already.



Participating and grieving for the families who get the disaster, why there are still affected by things that hurt others, we know that any religion does not teach like that.
Grieving for families who get calamities.

We really cant tell. You know that they thinks very different from us that is merely the reason why they do things that is uncertain for us. The only thing that we could do right now is to pray for everyones safety


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Okurkabinladin on May 30, 2017, 04:20:41 AM
While someone was trying to explode himself on a building full of teens in Manchester, a terrorist group claiming to be an ISIS affiliate attacked a city in southern Philippines. The Philippine president has already declared martial law on the whole Mindanao (second largest island where Marawi city is located) while in Russia.

http://cnnphilippines.com/news/2017/05/23/marawi-city-clash.html

The issue about terrorism has gotten so bad that it is not even only the Arab world that are feeling the pain any longer as it is even spreading to every where in the world. From Europe to Asia to Africa among other continents of the world but the bone of contention is the collateral damage  all of this where innocent citizens that does not even know the way government works who does not even vote in elections gets to suffer for it while the people in power making the policies are largely untouchable.
Today they measure the Arab by one measure and they are almost identical for each person. Although it is necessary to understand here and there that not all Arabs are terrorists, but that's what they think

Perhaps in your enlightement, sir, you should first learn that muslims living in Phillipines are not Arabs  ;) Arabs are ethno-cultural group, Islam is organized religion. Two different things. Thank you.

Seeing the thing that is happening with the Philippines, it's really concerning. The group that wants to be noticed and somehow manages to get some firearms for abuse (we don't know where they got it but definitely somewhere where and a way that's illegal. I just hope that the people that are innocent there are safe and the soldiers would be able to apprehend the terrorists because it's alarming. What's sad about is that the individuals in the other parts of the country are trying to boycott the issued martial law, even knowing that they are not there. They should just spread the love.

Moros have many relatives in muslim Indonesia  ;) also as sunni muslim they probadly get some sort of financial help from Gulf states. ISIS is not the only child of Saudi Arabia.

Seeing the thing that is happening with the Philippines, it's really concerning. The group that wants to be noticed and somehow manages to get some firearms for abuse (we don't know where they got it but definitely somewhere where and a way that's illegal. I just hope that the people that are innocent there are safe and the soldiers would be able to apprehend the terrorists because it's alarming. What's sad about is that the individuals in the other parts of the country are trying to boycott the issued martial law, even knowing that they are not there. They should just spread the love.
those people who still criticizing the declaration of martial are those who doesn't know well the situation and why this law is needed inside mindanao
as they are all just helping the terrorist in terms of gathering attention in an international media, they are just speculating misconception  with the good intention of the president, they are not helping to resolve the issue but giving the maute group some leaning shoulders to catch more international terrorist to help them.

Unfortunately, you are probadly right. Now, that the situation already escalated government needs to use as much force as possible to restore peace and order.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Sithara007 on May 30, 2017, 08:15:14 AM
This crisis has escalated beyond my wildest expectation. More than a hundred people have lost their lives till now, and the army has lost a number of their armored vehicles. Who would have expected this, in a country where less than 5% of the population is Muslim?


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: darklus123 on May 30, 2017, 08:51:19 AM
This crisis has escalated beyond my wildest expectation. More than a hundred people have lost their lives till now, and the army has lost a number of their armored vehicles. Who would have expected this, in a country where less than 5% of the population is Muslim?

Weve already know that this kind of act are already happening between our brother muslims and the government of the philippines since back then and things are getting worse each and everyday


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Mometaskers on May 30, 2017, 09:05:37 AM
This crisis has escalated beyond my wildest expectation. More than a hundred people have lost their lives till now, and the army has lost a number of their armored vehicles. Who would have expected this, in a country where less than 5% of the population is Muslim?

Curiously there was a drop in Islamist-inspired attacks in Thailand since the junta took over. Sigh, maybe that is really the only way to deal with them. They did behaved themselves when the Americans were in control of the country.

Many of the originally Muslim areas in the Philippines are just on the part of the island, the rest were populated by animists who moved up to the mountains to avoid conflict with the Muslims (as well as Christian settlers later). We've never stopped negotiating with these groups. Once we're done with one, another offshot comes out of the former and asks for more. We already gave them some autonomy. We POURED money from the more affluent regions but nothing ever came out of it.

At the risk of sounding ethnocentric, the culture is partly to blame. If you think the Catholic Filipino are easily corruptible, you have to look down south. Their politicians are basically their old nobility and act as such. There were even places were politicians run unopposed because everyone in the local government is a member of the clan and they'd just have a family meeting to select who will run for office. We call them clannish for a good reason. Seen it personally for my self. Some woman got into a fight with a Muslim woman and soon she was being mobbed by all the women of the clan. And this is here in the capital, just imagine if it was in their home base.

It also doesn't help that they still have a warrior mentality. These people are armed and some even bring this culture when moving to Christian areas. Entire towns would have to be evacuated just because some families decided to revive an old feud (yup this happens even in Christian areas since Muslims build ghettos around mosques and eventually wall up the place). They say their religion allows them to do this, to hunt after people who killed a family member or "dishonored" their family. As expected, this starts a vicious cycle of vendetta which would scare out even the most intrepid investor.



Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: merchantofzeny on May 31, 2017, 07:03:30 AM
Last I saw in the news the army has already recaptured a large portion of the city. Can't be complacent though. When Islamists attacked Zamboanga, they fled on boats back to their island hideouts, ready to fight another day. These terrorists must be shot where they are found so as not to commit the same atrocities again.

Those who live by the sword, dies by the sword.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Sithara007 on May 31, 2017, 11:43:22 AM
Last I saw in the news the army has already recaptured a large portion of the city. Can't be complacent though. When Islamists attacked Zamboanga, they fled on boats back to their island hideouts, ready to fight another day. These terrorists must be shot where they are found so as not to commit the same atrocities again.

Those who live by the sword, dies by the sword.

Nip the issue in the bud, even if it means hundreds of casualties and collateral damage. The Islamists must not be allowed to get a foothold in Mindanao. If that happens, then there will be no peace in the distant future. Just finish them.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: merchantofzeny on May 31, 2017, 04:14:15 PM
UPDATE: Turns out, there were foreign fighters in there like we earlier expected. Heck, there was even a Chechen.

http://www.interaksyon.com/8-of-33-slain-terrorists-are-foreigners-others-mostly-from-western-mindanao/


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: SoulBargain on June 01, 2017, 04:15:41 AM
This crisis has escalated beyond my wildest expectation. More than a hundred people have lost their lives till now, and the army has lost a number of their armored vehicles. Who would have expected this, in a country where less than 5% of the population is Muslim?

Curiously there was a drop in Islamist-inspired attacks in Thailand since the junta took over. Sigh, maybe that is really the only way to deal with them. They did behaved themselves when the Americans were in control of the country.

Many of the originally Muslim areas in the Philippines are just on the part of the island, the rest were populated by animists who moved up to the mountains to avoid conflict with the Muslims (as well as Christian settlers later). We've never stopped negotiating with these groups. Once we're done with one, another offshot comes out of the former and asks for more. We already gave them some autonomy. We POURED money from the more affluent regions but nothing ever came out of it.

At the risk of sounding ethnocentric, the culture is partly to blame. If you think the Catholic Filipino are easily corruptible, you have to look down south. Their politicians are basically their old nobility and act as such. There were even places were politicians run unopposed because everyone in the local government is a member of the clan and they'd just have a family meeting to select who will run for office. We call them clannish for a good reason. Seen it personally for my self. Some woman got into a fight with a Muslim woman and soon she was being mobbed by all the women of the clan. And this is here in the capital, just imagine if it was in their home base.

It also doesn't help that they still have a warrior mentality. These people are armed and some even bring this culture when moving to Christian areas. Entire towns would have to be evacuated just because some families decided to revive an old feud (yup this happens even in Christian areas since Muslims build ghettos around mosques and eventually wall up the place). They say their religion allows them to do this, to hunt after people who killed a family member or "dishonored" their family. As expected, this starts a vicious cycle of vendetta which would scare out even the most intrepid investor.



The failure of the colonizers from the past in christening the entire Philippine archipelago leads as to what it is now. The Mindanao was the one who have not been successfully Christianize then here it goes the Muslim rebels fighting for what they believe in saying that this is what the Quran  said then other Muslims would say that this is not what Quran is teaching and etc. The Islam is a messed up religion after the death of their prophet Muhammad and a lot of factions has rise up. Greed of power also rise up as they want to become a leader of the entire Muslim community by establishing caliphate and become a caliph with the full control of the military and political affairs of all the Muslim around the world that is the goal of this nonsensical ISIS. This is very frustrating.

The political dynasty in Mindanao have grown huge and wild but now the president who have a great political will will punish those who are corrupt, reduce the criminality, and subdue these terrorists while making the country prosper.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Okurkabinladin on June 01, 2017, 04:32:00 AM
UPDATE: Turns out, there were foreign fighters in there like we earlier expected. Heck, there was even a Chechen.

http://www.interaksyon.com/8-of-33-slain-terrorists-are-foreigners-others-mostly-from-western-mindanao/

Which supports the notion, that local muslims are only used as resources in global jihad. The epicenter of terror in Philipines is not on any of local islands. But in petrodollars of Saudi Arabia, that has been backing ISIS since its inception.

http://www.independent.co.uk/voices/hillary-clinton-wikileaks-email-isis-saudi-arabia-qatar-us-allies-funding-barack-obama-knew-all-a7362071.html (http://www.independent.co.uk/voices/hillary-clinton-wikileaks-email-isis-saudi-arabia-qatar-us-allies-funding-barack-obama-knew-all-a7362071.html)

I wonder why nobody calls out the great humanitarian and democratic hope Hillary Clinton over this?

They are not ISIS they are just attention seeker they want to get the attention of international group called "ISIS" to have fund to their activities they are the Maute groups the one who plant a bomb on night market davao hoping that after the declaration president duterte will force all his trops to kills those animals who killed 9 christians already.



Participating and grieving for the families who get the disaster, why there are still affected by things that hurt others, we know that any religion does not teach like that.
Grieving for families who get calamities.

We really cant tell. You know that they thinks very different from us that is merely the reason why they do things that is uncertain for us. The only thing that we could do right now is to pray for everyones safety

Praying is good, international blockade of sponsors of ISIS supporters is even better. If United States are too corrupt to sanction Saudi Arabia for state sponsored terorrism, than Phillipinos need to do it themselves. Foreign fighters spreading fear on archipelago are not funded by locals...


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Sithara007 on June 01, 2017, 05:45:15 AM
UPDATE: Turns out, there were foreign fighters in there like we earlier expected. Heck, there was even a Chechen.

http://www.interaksyon.com/8-of-33-slain-terrorists-are-foreigners-others-mostly-from-western-mindanao/

That is bad news. Because the Chechens are the most effective fighting force within the ISIS. The recent setbacks suffered by the ISIS in Syria can be directly attributed to the death of high ranking Chechen commanders, such as Abu Omar al-Shishani. They have decades of experience fighting against the Russian army.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: chixka000 on June 01, 2017, 10:14:21 AM
UPDATE: Turns out, there were foreign fighters in there like we earlier expected. Heck, there was even a Chechen.

http://www.interaksyon.com/8-of-33-slain-terrorists-are-foreigners-others-mostly-from-western-mindanao/

That is bad news. Because the Chechens are the most effective fighting force within the ISIS. The recent setbacks suffered by the ISIS in Syria can be directly attributed to the death of high ranking Chechen commanders, such as Abu Omar al-Shishani. They have decades of experience fighting against the Russian army.

Of course because they are now part of ISIS they now then have the support of ISIS which also have a most of the support of the other tribe or terror group around the world so this one didnt shock me at all


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Mometaskers on June 01, 2017, 10:45:40 AM
This crisis has escalated beyond my wildest expectation. More than a hundred people have lost their lives till now, and the army has lost a number of their armored vehicles. Who would have expected this, in a country where less than 5% of the population is Muslim?

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The failure of the colonizers from the past in christening the entire Philippine archipelago leads as to what it is now. The Mindanao was the one who have not been successfully Christianize then here it goes the Muslim rebels fighting for what they believe in saying that this is what the Quran  said then other Muslims would say that this is not what Quran is teaching and etc. The Islam is a messed up religion after the death of their prophet Muhammad and a lot of factions has rise up. Greed of power also rise up as they want to become a leader of the entire Muslim community by establishing caliphate and become a caliph with the full control of the military and political affairs of all the Muslim around the world that is the goal of this nonsensical ISIS. This is very frustrating.

The political dynasty in Mindanao have grown huge and wild but now the president who have a great political will will punish those who are corrupt, reduce the criminality, and subdue these terrorists while making the country prosper.

It's part and parcel of the faith. This is what I keep pointing out to people who keep insisting this has nothing to do with religion. There were several provinces that separately declared independence when Spain left, before being incorporated to the first republic (the one America fought with and dismantled). Do you see separatist movements there? There are also Christian provinces that are as poor, if not poorer, than Muslim areas of Mindanao. Are they launching a war of secession?

UPDATE: Turns out, there were foreign fighters in there like we earlier expected. Heck, there was even a Chechen.

http://www.interaksyon.com/8-of-33-slain-terrorists-are-foreigners-others-mostly-from-western-mindanao/

That is bad news. Because the Chechens are the most effective fighting force within the ISIS. The recent setbacks suffered by the ISIS in Syria can be directly attributed to the death of high ranking Chechen commanders, such as Abu Omar al-Shishani. They have decades of experience fighting against the Russian army.

Maybe we should really start coordinating with the Russians then. They're at least familiar with these.





Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: canonbedrock on June 01, 2017, 10:48:49 AM
A muslim friend who lived there told me that this Maute group are actually a group of a clan whose relatiive ran for Marawi city mayor and lost. They are doing this for political reasons mixed with Isis muscle flexing.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: chixka000 on June 01, 2017, 11:42:02 AM
A recent update. Just this morning 10 of our beloved army has again fallen and the sad part was that they died because of an accident friendly fre. When an air strike was being performed pray for them


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Jomaica on June 01, 2017, 01:17:23 PM
While someone was trying to explode himself on a building full of teens in Manchester, a terrorist group claiming to be an ISIS affiliate attacked a city in southern Philippines. The Philippine president has already declared martial law on the whole Mindanao (second largest island where Marawi city is located) while in Russia.

http://cnnphilippines.com/news/2017/05/23/marawi-city-clash.html

I think it's a good thing he declared martial law, I do believe that martial law can be a good strategy for peace and discipline if it is use right.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Ali Jean Macen on June 01, 2017, 01:23:31 PM
While someone was trying to explode himself on a building full of teens in Manchester, a terrorist group claiming to be an ISIS affiliate attacked a city in southern Philippines. The Philippine president has already declared martial law on the whole Mindanao (second largest island where Marawi city is located) while in Russia.

http://cnnphilippines.com/news/2017/05/23/marawi-city-clash.html

I think it's a good thing he declared martial law, I do believe that martial law can be a good strategy for peace and discipline if it is use right.

Yeah, I agree every one is afraid of martial law because of the Marcos regime but the truth is that it's actually a good tactic for peace and discipline.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: mafgwaf@gmail.com on June 01, 2017, 02:09:53 PM
Since the last time I checked this news, the terrorists seems to be weak and weak after all. According to the military, they take over 90% of the Marawi City. Hopefully the terrorists would surrender to the police. Hopefully this tragedy would be solve. Let's just pray for the country.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: merchantofzeny on June 01, 2017, 02:35:20 PM
Since the last time I checked this news, the terrorists seems to be weak and weak after all. According to the military, they take over 90% of the Marawi City. Hopefully the terrorists would surrender to the police. Hopefully this tragedy would be solve. Let's just pray for the country.

We can never be too sure. Remember these barbarians have bombed a train, a mall, and a passenger ship before.

No wait, it seems there's no hope for this country. Just look at the amount of people rejoicing the soldiers' death in this group... https://www.facebook.com/groups/BNewsView/ 


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: TheCoinGrabber on June 01, 2017, 04:06:22 PM
Since the last time I checked this news, the terrorists seems to be weak and weak after all. According to the military, they take over 90% of the Marawi City. Hopefully the terrorists would surrender to the police. Hopefully this tragedy would be solve. Let's just pray for the country.

We can never be too sure. Remember these barbarians have bombed a train, a mall, and a passenger ship before.

No wait, it seems there's no hope for this country. Just look at the amount of people rejoicing the soldiers' death in this group... https://www.facebook.com/groups/BNewsView/ 

Ugh, saw it. The group is a sickening cesspool of hate and fundamentalism.

BTW everyone, this is what they're rejoicing about, a botched airstrike which left some soldiers dead....


http://edition.cnn.com/2017/06/01/asia/philippines-soldiers-killed-airstrike-isis/index.html?sr=fbcnni060117philippines-soldiers-killed-airstrike-isis0930AMVODtopLink&linkId=38236124


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: TheCoinGrabber on June 01, 2017, 05:01:25 PM
Update: I just hope this is not related...  Gunshots heard in Resorts World Manila...  https://www.facebook.com/gmanews/videos/10155210915696977/


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Kemarit on June 01, 2017, 06:21:25 PM
Since the last time I checked this news, the terrorists seems to be weak and weak after all. According to the military, they take over 90% of the Marawi City. Hopefully the terrorists would surrender to the police. Hopefully this tragedy would be solve. Let's just pray for the country.

We can never be too sure. Remember these barbarians have bombed a train, a mall, and a passenger ship before.

No wait, it seems there's no hope for this country. Just look at the amount of people rejoicing the soldiers' death in this group... https://www.facebook.com/groups/BNewsView/ 

Ugh, saw it. The group is a sickening cesspool of hate and fundamentalism.

BTW everyone, this is what they're rejoicing about, a botched airstrike which left some soldiers dead....


http://edition.cnn.com/2017/06/01/asia/philippines-soldiers-killed-airstrike-isis/index.html?sr=fbcnni060117philippines-soldiers-killed-airstrike-isis0930AMVODtopLink&linkId=38236124

I just saw it in the news today. Friendly fire which killed 11 soldiers and wounding several. This is not the first time though that a friendlies kills its own soldier. Just a little frustrated and felt pity for those soldiers who have died. This is very unfortunate indeed and I think an inquiry is being made, investigations rolling out to find the root cause so that this kind of accident can be prevented in the future.

And regarding the shooting at Resort World Manila (damn I miss going to RW I used to play their everyday. I have a  silver card at RW ;D) reports are still sketchy. We still don't know who is behind the shooting.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: chixka000 on June 01, 2017, 07:01:05 PM
Bringing news: another part of the Philippines are now being attacked by a brother of ISIS which is ISIL they recently attacked the resorts world manila. Im afraid that the martial law will be extended to luzon


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Sithara007 on June 02, 2017, 03:59:24 AM
Bringing news: another part of the Philippines are now being attacked by a brother of ISIS which is ISIL they recently attacked the resorts world manila. Im afraid that the martial law will be extended to luzon

Yeah... I just heard about the terrorist attack in Manila. BBC News claims that till now 34 bodies have been recovered. The ISIS seems to be trying a two-pronged strategy against the Filipinos. First they are trying to wage a physical war against them in Muslim dominated areas such as Lanao. Secondly, they are trying to destroy the tourism sector by targeting facilities popular with the tourists in the major cities.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Shinpako09 on June 02, 2017, 04:25:20 AM
About the recent attack in Resorts World 36 were died in the incident but it wasn't because of gun shot. It was due to suffocation.

Terrorism is becoming more worst in the Philippines now. Even the government says they are almost in control in Marawi City. I'm afraid that terrorist would just moved and target another place.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Mometaskers on June 02, 2017, 01:07:13 PM
About the recent attack in Resorts World 36 were died in the incident but it wasn't because of gun shot. It was due to suffocation.

Terrorism is becoming more worst in the Philippines now. Even the government says they are almost in control in Marawi City. I'm afraid that terrorist would just moved and target another place.

38 dead now. The authorities said they are ruling out terrorism because the man stole chips. They're not being truthful to us.

So do they really think we'll believe that the man went in there, fired multiple rounds at guests and then set himself on fire for casino chips? This government has always taken us for retards but this is just extreme. That they haven't released more details about the attacker is particularly telling.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: GreenBits on June 02, 2017, 01:20:47 PM
About the recent attack in Resorts World 36 were died in the incident but it wasn't because of gun shot. It was due to suffocation.

Terrorism is becoming more worst in the Philippines now. Even the government says they are almost in control in Marawi City. I'm afraid that terrorist would just moved and target another place.

38 dead now. The authorities said they are ruling out terrorism because the man stole chips. They're not being truthful to us.

So do they really think we'll believe that the man went in there, fired multiple rounds at guests and then set himself on fire for casino chips? This government has always taken us for retards but this is just extreme. That they haven't released more details about the attacker is particularly telling.

I'm sorry y'all are dealing with this man. I just echoed your sentiments an a different post, I'm way confused why the authorities are playing the terrorism angle so close to chest, to the point of lying (ISIS just claimed this, according to CNN). Am I reading correctly that a SECOND attack, one other than the casono, is/was occuring?

My prayers are with you and your people.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: chixka000 on June 02, 2017, 01:47:59 PM
Bringing news: another part of the Philippines are now being attacked by a brother of ISIS which is ISIL they recently attacked the resorts world manila. Im afraid that the martial law will be extended to luzon

Yeah... I just heard about the terrorist attack in Manila. BBC News claims that till now 34 bodies have been recovered. The ISIS seems to be trying a two-pronged strategy against the Filipinos. First they are trying to wage a physical war against them in Muslim dominated areas such as Lanao. Secondly, they are trying to destroy the tourism sector by targeting facilities popular with the tourists in the major cities.

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They are still investigating the case. Even tho that the ISIS have claimed that it is their actions. However the Philippine national police said that this somehow may relate to just a robbery case because of the evidence that the person didnt shoot anyone they died because of a soffucation


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Mometaskers on June 02, 2017, 01:52:17 PM
About the recent attack in Resorts World 36 were died in the incident but it wasn't because of gun shot. It was due to suffocation.

Terrorism is becoming more worst in the Philippines now. Even the government says they are almost in control in Marawi City. I'm afraid that terrorist would just moved and target another place.

38 dead now. The authorities said they are ruling out terrorism because the man stole chips. They're not being truthful to us.

So do they really think we'll believe that the man went in there, fired multiple rounds at guests and then set himself on fire for casino chips? This government has always taken us for retards but this is just extreme. That they haven't released more details about the attacker is particularly telling.

I'm sorry y'all are dealing with this man. I just echoed your sentiments an a different post, I'm way confused why the authorities are playing the terrorism angle so close to chest, to the point of lying (ISIS just claimed this, according to CNN). Am I reading correctly that a SECOND attack, one other than the casono, is/was occuring?

My prayers are with you and your people.

Haven't heard about the second attack. People on FB are speculating about this incident though. Some noted that the attacker used an M4, which usually only the police and the army can acquire. So the gossip here is that either this really was a terrorist attack or a scheme by the government to extend martial law to the entire country (it's only in effect on a third of the Philippines).


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Xester on June 02, 2017, 03:09:00 PM
About the recent attack in Resorts World 36 were died in the incident but it wasn't because of gun shot. It was due to suffocation.

Terrorism is becoming more worst in the Philippines now. Even the government says they are almost in control in Marawi City. I'm afraid that terrorist would just moved and target another place.

38 dead now. The authorities said they are ruling out terrorism because the man stole chips. They're not being truthful to us.

So do they really think we'll believe that the man went in there, fired multiple rounds at guests and then set himself on fire for casino chips? This government has always taken us for retards but this is just extreme. That they haven't released more details about the attacker is particularly telling.

I'm sorry y'all are dealing with this man. I just echoed your sentiments an a different post, I'm way confused why the authorities are playing the terrorism angle so close to chest, to the point of lying (ISIS just claimed this, according to CNN). Am I reading correctly that a SECOND attack, one other than the casono, is/was occuring?

My prayers are with you and your people.

Haven't heard about the second attack. People on FB are speculating about this incident though. Some noted that the attacker used an M4, which usually only the police and the army can acquire. So the gossip here is that either this really was a terrorist attack or a scheme by the government to extend martial law to the entire country (it's only in effect on a third of the Philippines).

Like what you said it is only a gossip, and according to the police it should not be linked to terrorism.  The man was so depressed after losing an ample amount of money because of gambling.  That is why even he do have a gun he do not fire it to anyone.  He stole chips amounting to 2.3M dollars.  Then maybe after realizing that there is no way he could escape with the chips he just set fire and killed himself.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Sithara007 on June 03, 2017, 03:56:34 AM
Haven't heard about the second attack. People on FB are speculating about this incident though. Some noted that the attacker used an M4, which usually only the police and the army can acquire. So the gossip here is that either this really was a terrorist attack or a scheme by the government to extend martial law to the entire country (it's only in effect on a third of the Philippines).

I don't think that this is a robbery attempt, as someone has posted here. If the attacker was actually armed with an M4, then in all possibility he was a member of the ISIS. The cops need to tell the truth now. They are hiding a lot of things.

That said, I am against the imposition of the martial law in Luzon. This is an isolated incident. Martial law will be bad for the business, tourism, and economy. It must be a last resort.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: zedsacs on June 03, 2017, 06:43:03 AM
I do believe that they are not ISIS but rather they are Maute Group, a trying hard terrorist that want to be recognize by ISIS. And the thing here is they are not that powerful but the police and the military having a hard time to defeat them. Until now, there are still Maute Group on the Marawi City. But the military said that they takeover the 90 percent and hopefully they can takeover the whole city of Marawi.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Mometaskers on June 03, 2017, 10:59:52 AM
Here's some footage from the casino CCTV....    https://www.facebook.com/ANCalerts/videos/10154960470733791/?hc_ref=NEWSFEED


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Sithara007 on June 04, 2017, 04:34:45 AM
I do believe that they are not ISIS but rather they are Maute Group, a trying hard terrorist that want to be recognize by ISIS. And the thing here is they are not that powerful but the police and the military having a hard time to defeat them. Until now, there are still Maute Group on the Marawi City. But the military said that they takeover the 90 percent and hopefully they can takeover the whole city of Marawi.

As far as I know, the Maute group has been admitted in to the ISIS fold many months back. They have received weapons, funds and even military trainers from the ISIS. Did you noticed the presence of foreign fighters (especially Chechens) during the Marawi siege?


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: darklus123 on June 04, 2017, 07:00:11 PM
I do believe that they are not ISIS but rather they are Maute Group, a trying hard terrorist that want to be recognize by ISIS. And the thing here is they are not that powerful but the police and the military having a hard time to defeat them. Until now, there are still Maute Group on the Marawi City. But the military said that they takeover the 90 percent and hopefully they can takeover the whole city of Marawi.

Then dont just believed on your opinion it does mstter but not most of the time. Do some research as well. There are alot of foreign bodies on the saod area which meas obviously that they are not just a simple maute group and one thing os for sure os that the current leader of maute in this siege is also the current leader of ISIS in south east asia


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Seram1 on June 05, 2017, 04:41:52 AM
Just kill all the terrorists in the philippines.

It damages the future of the Filipino children.

Especially in the city of marawi.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: mr.bitcoinerf11 on June 05, 2017, 04:59:16 AM
trump said isis is not muslim
they are hired by obama to destroy islam by


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Tuyok on June 05, 2017, 05:17:19 AM
Actually I made a post that is somehow related to this topic. Anyway, I am from Mindanao and the city where I live right now is very near to Marawi. Everybody in our city right now is very scared that these so called ISIS affiliates will enter our city and do some bad things just like what they did in Marawi.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: pisston on June 05, 2017, 05:38:24 AM
Actually I made a post that is somehow related to this topic. Anyway, I am from Mindanao and the city where I live right now is very near to Marawi. Everybody in our city right now is very scared that these so called ISIS affiliates will enter our city and do some bad things just like what they did in Marawi.
Indeed people from igil do not have specific goals, so that you can know where and when to wait for another attack. The fact is that panic is a very bad thing in the city, so you do not need to ponct, Though the fear is still to guide people so as not to experience what happened elsewhere from terrorist attacks.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: matchi2011 on June 06, 2017, 05:44:07 AM
I've been following this through facebook and twitter and it seems that isis really is behind the groups in marawi. A large amount of cash and checks were apparently retrieved from their camps and it's mind boggling how these terrorists acquire that amount of money. If they have that much backing, then ammunition and resources would keep on coming and it would be harder to finish these people off if this goes on longer


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: crwth on June 06, 2017, 06:02:08 AM
Just kill all the terrorists in the philippines.

It damages the future of the Filipino children.

Especially in the city of marawi.
That would help a lot, wouldn't it? Killing people won't be the best solution, might be the easiest for some but definitely not the best thing to do when you are trying to be a better person right? It's not that easy to eradicate terrorism and knowing that the place where the terrorists are are in Martial Law, and I hope it helps a lot.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Question123 on June 06, 2017, 06:36:26 AM
There are some terrorists only as of now in Marawi city and I hope next day the all terosist die. Thats the pay for kill innocent people. Many innocent people are affected because of that. Like the military who was die to fight for the peace. How to live better the family of military died . I hope the justice will come. And all people are connected are also die. Sorry for my bad words. Peace for marawi philippines.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: merchantofzeny on June 06, 2017, 06:53:35 AM
Look now, videos have been showing up about how intolerant these pigs are...    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Dch-j9Vc39Q


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: ClaraLuV on June 06, 2017, 07:02:45 AM
The unrest is building up in the entire world,terrorist attacks around the globe and now we have Qatar issue,i highly think that the recent price rise in simply because of the political unrest where people want their asset to be safe rather than investing some where else.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Okurkabinladin on June 06, 2017, 07:13:02 AM
I've been following this through facebook and twitter and it seems that isis really is behind the groups in marawi. A large amount of cash and checks were apparently retrieved from their camps and it's mind boggling how these terrorists acquire that amount of money. If they have that much backing, then ammunition and resources would keep on coming and it would be harder to finish these people off if this goes on longer

Where this extremist cancer took its hold, martial law and military presence is the only option. They are not just spreading terror right now. Like in middle East, they are brainwashing children to follow in their footsteps aswell.

Military force, that restores order must be able to be just but merciless when dealing with islamist collaborators.

I call back to United States movie, that tells soldiers how to behave in occupied Germany. "After all you are now in enemy territory."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rv1yZ6tq3mY (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rv1yZ6tq3mY)


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: merchantofzeny on June 06, 2017, 07:23:06 AM
More updates... these cowards keep in hiding in their mosques knowing they're safe there because, you know, international laws. They're doing this after they burned down churches in the city. They're basically using mosques now as sniping posts and the army can't do anything about it, coz, muh tolerance. Hopefully they'll be shown tolerance have limits...


http://www.rappler.com/nation/172014-military-possibility-mosques-attacks-marawi?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=referral


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Papski on June 06, 2017, 07:43:10 AM
P79-M worth of checks, cash found by PH Marines in Maute lair

https://newsinfo.inquirer.net/903002/p79-m-worth-of-checks-cash-found-by-ph-marines-in-maute-lair/amp

Wow they are well funded $1.5m

Maybe  Duterte is correct about Drug Lords funding these idiots to wreak havoc

It is sad that 50 government forces perished in this war.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Shinpako09 on June 06, 2017, 10:43:13 AM
P79-M worth of checks, cash found by PH Marines in Maute lair

https://newsinfo.inquirer.net/903002/p79-m-worth-of-checks-cash-found-by-ph-marines-in-maute-lair/amp

Wow they are well funded $1.5m

Maybe  Duterte is correct about Drug Lords funding these idiots to wreak havoc

It is sad that 50 government forces perished in this war.
I saw that. That's really a huge funds in cash. This is one reason why their force is so strong and not easy to beat. I think I heard before that druglords are going to rent ISIS to kill Duterte. I don't remember if it was before or after the election. I guess this was the rumor being said before. Though they ain't target the President directly but the peace and order of PH.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Okurkabinladin on June 06, 2017, 11:01:21 AM
P79-M worth of checks, cash found by PH Marines in Maute lair

https://newsinfo.inquirer.net/903002/p79-m-worth-of-checks-cash-found-by-ph-marines-in-maute-lair/amp

Wow they are well funded $1.5m

Maybe  Duterte is correct about Drug Lords funding these idiots to wreak havoc

It is sad that 50 government forces perished in this war.
I saw that. That's really a huge funds in cash. This is one reason why their force is so strong and not easy to beat. I think I heard before that druglords are going to rent ISIS to kill Duterte. I don't remember if it was before or after the election. I guess this was the rumor being said before. Though they ain't target the President directly but the peace and order of PH.

I dont really believe that. Drug lords are ultimately motivated by profit and they can hire enough goons of their own.

ISIS troops in the south are independent of mostly secular crime networks elsewhere, funded by gulf Arabs like all other terrorists. South of Phillipines was never drug lords terorritory, Islam put draconian punishment on drug users.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: darklus123 on June 06, 2017, 11:41:09 AM
P79-M worth of checks, cash found by PH Marines in Maute lair

https://newsinfo.inquirer.net/903002/p79-m-worth-of-checks-cash-found-by-ph-marines-in-maute-lair/amp

Wow they are well funded $1.5m

Maybe  Duterte is correct about Drug Lords funding these idiots to wreak havoc

It is sad that 50 government forces perished in this war.
.yes that is really true and sp much possible. Those terrorist cannot financially support their selves in terms of having a high quality weapons. My person theory with this is that drug lords pays those group so they could get the attention of our president. Now that most of the police are there they can now operate more in the luzon and visayas region


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: noodle_dam on June 06, 2017, 11:44:57 AM
I've been following this through facebook and twitter and it seems that isis really is behind the groups in marawi. A large amount of cash and checks were apparently retrieved from their camps and it's mind boggling how these terrorists acquire that amount of money. If they have that much backing, then ammunition and resources would keep on coming and it would be harder to finish these people off if this goes on longer

Was it found out if these terrorist ammunition was bought with bitcoin?
Now that it is easily obtained from bitcoin into fiat in this way:
https://cointelegraph.com/news/3-major-bitcoin-platforms-in-philippines-efficiency-comparison-test

https://cointelegraph.com/news/the-philippines-officially-legitimize-bitcoin-as-payment-method


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Spendulus on June 06, 2017, 07:16:13 PM
....

I dont really believe that. Drug lords are ultimately motivated by profit and they can hire enough goons of their own.....
If ISIS tried this with the Mexican drug lords it's ISIS that'd be found beheaded...

The drug gangs exist in a carefully constructed world where nobody steps over the boundaries set up for mutual profit. Pay the police off, kidnap some families, keep them until their people move some drugs, then let them go.

It works as long as you aren't involved with something like ISIS.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: tikboyhere on June 06, 2017, 08:20:55 PM
If this is really true this will be quiet alarming for the citizen of the Philippines. To be honest Im not that too much updated on whats going on here as well even though I am Fiilipino I really dont feel.any terrorist act near on my area (Manila). Everything is still under control which still good knowing that there are terrorist who are trying to penetrate our country. Immreally confident right now because of the president that I really admire because of his intelligence and decision making. But based on the news there are some terrorist act happening near in some places of Phillipines so we still need to be fully guarded as well.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Okurkabinladin on June 06, 2017, 08:42:26 PM
....

I dont really believe that. Drug lords are ultimately motivated by profit and they can hire enough goons of their own.....
If ISIS tried this with the Mexican drug lords it's ISIS that'd be found beheaded...

The drug gangs exist in a carefully constructed world where nobody steps over the boundaries set up for mutual profit. Pay the police off, kidnap some families, keep them until their people move some drugs, then let them go.

It works as long as you aren't involved with something like ISIS.

I agree with that, thats why I find the notion of local drug barons allying with global jihad to be stupid. Both are fairly tightly knit groups, who altough violent represent totally opposing worldviews. Drug baron (atleast nominally christian), that would ally himself with jihadists would essentially commit suicide among his peers and many rivals.

I've been following this through facebook and twitter and it seems that isis really is behind the groups in marawi. A large amount of cash and checks were apparently retrieved from their camps and it's mind boggling how these terrorists acquire that amount of money. If they have that much backing, then ammunition and resources would keep on coming and it would be harder to finish these people off if this goes on longer

Was it found out if these terrorist ammunition was bought with bitcoin?
Now that it is easily obtained from bitcoin into fiat in this way:
https://cointelegraph.com/news/3-major-bitcoin-platforms-in-philippines-efficiency-comparison-test

https://cointelegraph.com/news/the-philippines-officially-legitimize-bitcoin-as-payment-method

Bought from who and transported how?  ;) Bitcoin is merely vehicle of payment and currency, just as are good ol´ dollars. Phillipines are an archipelago, not sharing land border with any muslim state, so this is merely red herring.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: NoNetwork on June 06, 2017, 09:48:12 PM
If this is really true this will be quiet alarming for the citizen of the Philippines. To be honest Im not that too much updated on whats going on here as well even though I am Fiilipino I really dont feel.any terrorist act near on my area (Manila). Everything is still under control which still good knowing that there are terrorist who are trying to penetrate our country. Immreally confident right now because of the president that I really admire because of his intelligence and decision making. But based on the news there are some terrorist act happening near in some places of Phillipines so we still need to be fully guarded as well.

Don't worry, you are in Manila, the capital of the Philippines, we all know that if the terrorist hold the capital of the country, it is so frustrating because it is their most cherished place and as the capital, it must be really guarded. Good news is, just the last day, a group of people was sent to Marawi to recover the people who are stuck on the war in between. I am really proud of these people because they stood up in between these 2 camps just to save the residents.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Sakamoto09 on June 07, 2017, 03:24:42 AM
Since I am from PHILIPPINES our country is having a big problem about that.The terrorists are very agressive cause they know they have the support from the ISIS,the terrorists group name is Maute Group and they are Islams.To many people in Marawi where having trouble because of the maute group.The 9  Christians where killed by the Maute.Thats why our president send the battalion of soldiers to finish the problem easy.But now the Maute is not giving there selves they did not want peace.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Sithara007 on June 07, 2017, 03:30:39 AM
....

I dont really believe that. Drug lords are ultimately motivated by profit and they can hire enough goons of their own.....
If ISIS tried this with the Mexican drug lords it's ISIS that'd be found beheaded...

Why do you think that the ISIS will be interested in an altercation with the Mexican drug cartels? They are having common enemies, and at least some of the drug cartels may not be averse to the idea of cooperating with the ISIS. The cartels can get new weapons from the ISIS, and the IS can use the cartels to launder their terror money.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: merchantofzeny on June 07, 2017, 11:53:06 AM
P79-M worth of checks, cash found by PH Marines in Maute lair

https://newsinfo.inquirer.net/903002/p79-m-worth-of-checks-cash-found-by-ph-marines-in-maute-lair/amp

Wow they are well funded $1.5m

Maybe  Duterte is correct about Drug Lords funding these idiots to wreak havoc

It is sad that 50 government forces perished in this war.

What I found weird about that find is that all the money are neatly bundled and each bundle still have plastic wrapping. I've never seen anyone withdraw a plastic-wrapped bundle from a bank.

What I found weirder was that there were several receipts found along with the stash. Bank receipts! Who the heck is stupid enough to fund these people and leave evidence?

Something don't feel right with the way things are going.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Xester on June 07, 2017, 01:37:29 PM
P79-M worth of checks, cash found by PH Marines in Maute lair

https://newsinfo.inquirer.net/903002/p79-m-worth-of-checks-cash-found-by-ph-marines-in-maute-lair/amp

Wow they are well funded $1.5m

Maybe  Duterte is correct about Drug Lords funding these idiots to wreak havoc

It is sad that 50 government forces perished in this war.

What I found weird about that find is that all the money are neatly bundled and each bundle still have plastic wrapping. I've never seen anyone withdraw a plastic-wrapped bundle from a bank.

What I found weirder was that there were several receipts found along with the stash. Bank receipts! Who the heck is stupid enough to fund these people and leave evidence?

Something don't feel right with the way things are going.

Yes those money were cleaned and seems like fresh straight fron the BSP or the central bank of the Philippines.    Someone from the oposition might funding this group to destabilize the current government.  Funded by some politicians who were allergic to the cleansing Duterte currently doing in this country.  Or maybe it was funded by druglords who want to shift the attention to terrorist not on the drug campaign our government is doing. 


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: MostHigh on June 07, 2017, 03:09:02 PM
The internet and the world becoming a global village has also aided terrorism. How will a gang in Philippines swear allegiance to a terror group thousands of miles away. How will a young student get the ideas to become a suicide bomber. Heavens save us all


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Lenzie on June 07, 2017, 05:55:54 PM
 There are also news that a huge pack of things seen floating in the sea and when locals check this things, it is a full kit of a medical supply. Who in the world will supply a group of people that kills innocent locals, due to difference in religion? There are also news that Maute group are recking everything in a catholic church even the image of the pope. Burning churches and killing bishops.Why are they taking videos of themselves doing that? They are threatening people in a very annoying way. There is a big possibilities that the drug lords are supplying them with weapons and food and medical kits


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: TheCoinGrabber on June 07, 2017, 06:22:30 PM
Sigh, everyone have a different conspiracy theory on why this is happening. Some are saying this was part of Duterte's plan. After all, he's been priming Filipinos about declaring martial almost immediately after he took office (he's been talking positively about it during the campaign as well.) Those "receipts" found along with the bundles of cash in Marawi look suspicious to a lot of people.

Then there's the theory that this was being funded by the opposition. So far the only "proof" people have was because one opposition senator (cousin of the former president) visited Marawi a week before the siege.

And then there's the usual blaming it all on "Great Satan America". Supporters of this point out to the fact the attack happened just as Duterte is in Moscow to meet Putin. As expected, the meeting did not happen because he have to leave.

P79-M worth of checks, cash found by PH Marines in Maute lair

https://newsinfo.inquirer.net/903002/p79-m-worth-of-checks-cash-found-by-ph-marines-in-maute-lair/amp

Wow they are well funded $1.5m

Maybe  Duterte is correct about Drug Lords funding these idiots to wreak havoc

It is sad that 50 government forces perished in this war.
I saw that. That's really a huge funds in cash. This is one reason why their force is so strong and not easy to beat. I think I heard before that druglords are going to rent ISIS to kill Duterte. I don't remember if it was before or after the election. I guess this was the rumor being said before. Though they ain't target the President directly but the peace and order of PH.

I dont really believe that. Drug lords are ultimately motivated by profit and they can hire enough goons of their own.

ISIS troops in the south are independent of mostly secular crime networks elsewhere, funded by gulf Arabs like all other terrorists. South of Phillipines was never drug lords terorritory, Islam put draconian punishment on drug users.

There are plenty of Muslim drug users and peddlers here in Manila. Also, after the army has driven out the terrorists that occupied Zamboanga years ago, they found plenty of drug paraphernalia in the buildings they used as sniping posts. Looks like they've been taking meth while defending those positions.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: darklus123 on June 07, 2017, 11:41:00 PM
The internet and the world becoming a global village has also aided terrorism. How will a gang in Philippines swear allegiance to a terror group thousands of miles away. How will a young student get the ideas to become a suicide bomber. Heavens save us all

It is because they are being mis educated. They are being thought that if they die for their gods then they will be saved. You know how much a young man easily believed most of the things their parents or older than them says


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: PX-Z on June 08, 2017, 01:06:15 AM
I don't think if this terrorist are real Muslims or they are just pretending, as religion and belief is the root of wars since before christ, I have Muslims friends here in Philippines but they don't have this beliefs that what ISIS this maute group does instead they are much friendly.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Sithara007 on June 08, 2017, 01:12:54 AM
There are plenty of Muslim drug users and peddlers here in Manila. Also, after the army has driven out the terrorists that occupied Zamboanga years ago, they found plenty of drug paraphernalia in the buildings they used as sniping posts. Looks like they've been taking meth while defending those positions.

Many of the Muslim militant groups use drugs, to improve the efficiency of their fighters. The ISIS is known to give various varieties of amphetamines to its fighters, in order to remove "fear".


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: andikaputh24 on June 08, 2017, 06:18:49 AM
It is really puzzling how pinoys do exaggerate and make fun of the situation in europe while entire states in the phillipines are under terrorist control without refugees Roll Eyes


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: merchantofzeny on June 08, 2017, 02:52:04 PM
Bought from who and transported how?  ;) Bitcoin is merely vehicle of payment and currency, just as are good ol´ dollars. Phillipines are an archipelago, not sharing land border with any muslim state, so this is merely red herring.

These groups go to and fro Borneo. Aside from the mainland, there are also plenty of islands that can be used as hideouts. That region has been known for piracy even prior to Spanish arrival. We're an island nation but we don't exactly have a strong navy. This is why there has been a push for more cooperation between the maritime ASEAN states to patrol area.

P79-M worth of checks, cash found by PH Marines in Maute lair

https://newsinfo.inquirer.net/903002/p79-m-worth-of-checks-cash-found-by-ph-marines-in-maute-lair/amp

Wow they are well funded $1.5m

Maybe  Duterte is correct about Drug Lords funding these idiots to wreak havoc

It is sad that 50 government forces perished in this war.

What I found weird about that find is that all the money are neatly bundled and each bundle still have plastic wrapping. I've never seen anyone withdraw a plastic-wrapped bundle from a bank.

What I found weirder was that there were several receipts found along with the stash. Bank receipts! Who the heck is stupid enough to fund these people and leave evidence?

Something don't feel right with the way things are going.

Yes those money were cleaned and seems like fresh straight fron the BSP or the central bank of the Philippines.    Someone from the oposition might funding this group to destabilize the current government.  Funded by some politicians who were allergic to the cleansing Duterte currently doing in this country.  Or maybe it was funded by druglords who want to shift the attention to terrorist not on the drug campaign our government is doing.  

Still kinda suspicious they left the receipts with it. I mean, if that money was delivered, I'd assume they already did as much as they can so that the bank transactions can't be traced. Why leave the receipts with the cash?


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: merchantofzeny on June 08, 2017, 02:55:19 PM
It is really puzzling how pinoys do exaggerate and make fun of the situation in europe while entire states in the phillipines are under terrorist control without refugees Roll Eyes


My, this comment oddly looks the same as a comment made by cryptix several days ago....


It is really puzzling how pinoys do exaggerate and make fun of the situation in europe while entire states in the phillipines are under terrorist control without refugees ::)



Do you happen to be the same person? Or do you actually have to copy this? Weird that it's exactly the same, word per word....



Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: noodle_dam on June 08, 2017, 05:18:31 PM
P79-M worth of checks, cash found by PH Marines in Maute lair

https://newsinfo.inquirer.net/903002/p79-m-worth-of-checks-cash-found-by-ph-marines-in-maute-lair/amp

Wow they are well funded $1.5m

Maybe  Duterte is correct about Drug Lords funding these idiots to wreak havoc

It is sad that 50 government forces perished in this war.

What I found weird about that find is that all the money are neatly bundled and each bundle still have plastic wrapping. I've never seen anyone withdraw a plastic-wrapped bundle from a bank.

What I found weirder was that there were several receipts found along with the stash. Bank receipts! Who the heck is stupid enough to fund these people and leave evidence?

Something don't feel right with the way things are going.
Maybe a police plant it on them so to make their cause look even worst then they are viewed by all there?
Also it looks like the government has accidently started his war with the muslim terrorist groups because he started killing drug users as someone mentioned above, and didn't know they were muslim. How would Duerte would have known? Muslims religion do not allow them to use drugs , gamble, or even accept giving out loans (something to do with what the Jew faith allows so they are against all that their enemies do!).


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: TheCoinGrabber on June 08, 2017, 05:23:29 PM
There are plenty of Muslim drug users and peddlers here in Manila. Also, after the army has driven out the terrorists that occupied Zamboanga years ago, they found plenty of drug paraphernalia in the buildings they used as sniping posts. Looks like they've been taking meth while defending those positions.

Many of the Muslim militant groups use drugs, to improve the efficiency of their fighters. The ISIS is known to give various varieties of amphetamines to its fighters, in order to remove "fear".

Hmmm... kinda reminiscent of Ismaili hashashins, going to battle drugged. Well, guess they're continuing a tradition.

This makes me want to saturate the market with tainted meth if only I'm rich and evil enough.  ;D The thought of them choking and puking as the soldiers close in on them is just satisfying.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Netnox on June 08, 2017, 05:35:11 PM
It is really puzzling how pinoys do exaggerate and make fun of the situation in europe while entire states in the phillipines are under terrorist control without refugees Roll Eyes

The situation in the Philippines is much better than that in the European Union. In the EU, it is extremely difficult to prosecute the Islamist terrorists, due to the presence of the human rights lobby. Even suspected ISIS members were freed from jail, as the crimes were committed outside the EU. But in Philippines, they crack down upon the militants like anything.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Kemarit on June 08, 2017, 07:50:55 PM
It is really puzzling how pinoys do exaggerate and make fun of the situation in europe while entire states in the phillipines are under terrorist control without refugees Roll Eyes

The situation in the Philippines is much better than that in the European Union. In the EU, it is extremely difficult to prosecute the Islamist terrorists, due to the presence of the human rights lobby. Even suspected ISIS members were freed from jail, as the crimes were committed outside the EU. But in Philippines, they crack down upon the militants like anything.

The situation is really different here. We don't accept refugees here. Unlike the EU who open their gates for millions of refugees. Muslim is predominantly is the South only. And they stage it in Marawi which is very far from Metro Manila. So please stop comparing the two. The father of the suspected Maute brothers was caught during the check point. And also the military has found millions of pesos left by the group. So it was really funded very well and the video of the terrorist planning it was floating as well in the social media and they have been all identified. I'm confident that the President can contained the situation in Marawi and will not spread out in other places.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: valvevow on June 08, 2017, 07:58:02 PM
It is really puzzling how pinoys do exaggerate and make fun of the situation in europe while entire states in the phillipines are under terrorist control without refugees Roll Eyes

The situation in the Philippines is much better than that in the European Union. In the EU, it is extremely difficult to prosecute the Islamist terrorists, due to the presence of the human rights lobby. Even suspected ISIS members were freed from jail, as the crimes were committed outside the EU. But in Philippines, they crack down upon the militants like anything.

The situation is really different here. We don't accept refugees here. Unlike the EU who open their gates for millions of refugees. Muslim is predominantly is the South only. And they stage it in Marawi which is very far from Metro Manila. So please stop comparing the two. The father of the suspected Maute brothers was caught during the check point. And also the military has found millions of pesos left by the group. So it was really funded very well and the video of the terrorist planning it was floating as well in the social media and they have been all identified. I'm confident that the President can contained the situation in Marawi and will not spread out in other places.
After what happens in the light of recent events, even what happened in London, it's already very difficult for me to say anything even about the countries of Asia. I never thought that such problems could even be in the Philippines. But with this you need to somehow fight.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: criptix on June 08, 2017, 08:34:12 PM
It is really puzzling how pinoys do exaggerate and make fun of the situation in europe while entire states in the phillipines are under terrorist control without refugees Roll Eyes

The situation in the Philippines is much better than that in the European Union. In the EU, it is extremely difficult to prosecute the Islamist terrorists, due to the presence of the human rights lobby. Even suspected ISIS members were freed from jail, as the crimes were committed outside the EU. But in Philippines, they crack down upon the militants like anything.

The situation is really different here. We don't accept refugees here. Unlike the EU who open their gates for millions of refugees. Muslim is predominantly is the South only. And they stage it in Marawi which is very far from Metro Manila. So please stop comparing the two. The father of the suspected Maute brothers was caught during the check point. And also the military has found millions of pesos left by the group. So it was really funded very well and the video of the terrorist planning it was floating as well in the social media and they have been all identified. I'm confident that the President can contained the situation in Marawi and will not spread out in other places.

I dont know where you pinoys have your infos from but there arent ISIS member freed from prison because they commited crimes outside the EU. That statement is just crazy and a lie.
We know that the education in the phillipines is garbage because you are just a 3rd world nation but in the age of the Internet you really never heard of something like the International Court of Justice or the European Court of Human Rights?
That are the places where for example warcrimes and crimes against humanity are prosecuted and it is located - what a surprise - in Europe ::)


The problem in the phillipines is much worst.
We europeans let muslim refugees in and they will some day go home by themself or by other means if they dont integrate.
The muslim pinoys are homegrown. No refugees, no deportations, no going home.
3rd world eduacation + muslim = pinoyland


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: TheCoinGrabber on June 09, 2017, 03:53:34 PM
Well at least Duterte finally had the balls to blame them for what happened to their city.

http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/904084/duterte-warns-moros-against-joining-fighting-in-marawi?utm_term=Autofeed&utm_campaign=Echobox&utm_medium=Social&utm_source=Facebook#link_time=1497017469

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President Rodrigo Duterte warned “fellow Moro” against joining the fray in Marawi, where government troops had been battling it out with extremists holding portions of the city.

Duterte told them to get out of the way and leave Marawi, adding that they would always be welcome in his home city of Davao.

“My warning to my fellow Moro: Do not, do not attempt to play here. If you don’t want to get in trouble, get of the way,” he said in a speech before soldiers of the 1st Mechanized Infantry Division in Sultan Kudarat.

“Do not join in because we would just end up killing each other – we of the same blood – and I don’t want that,” he added.

He made the statement after chiding Maranaos once more for letting the Islamic State into Marawi.

He also disclosed that he had talked over the phone with one of the persons ordered arrested in connection with Marawi siege, whom he identified as “Solitario.”

Defense Secretary Delfin Lorenzana issued Arrest Order No. 2 on Omar Solitario Ali, a former mayor of Marawi.

Ali is the brother of former Marawi Mayor Fahad Salic, who is married to a cousin of Omar and Abdullah Maute, who lead one of the extremists groups staging a rebellion in Marawi.

Salic has been nabbed for rebellion.

An Inquirer report also identified Ali as the government emissary who tried to stage a dialogue with the Maute Group to spare the city from destruction and secure the release of a Catholic priest taken hostage.

The attempt was unsuccessful.

“Solitario called me up,” Duterte said. “Son of a bitch, what’s up with you? Are you a friend of the government or are we foes? I said: ‘Lorenzana wants you arrested. Son of a bitch, I will really have you killed’.”

He also told Solitario to talk with Secretary Jesus Dureza, presidential adviser on the peace process, but to make sure he wouldn’t show himself to government forces because he would really be nabbed and he might be killed.

If Solitario would be able to clear his name and show he had no hand in the Marawi incident, that would be the only time he would talk to him, the President said.

Earlier on Friday, Undersecretary Ernesto Abella, presidential spokesperson, said that, when Duterte lamented that the Maranaos allowed the entry of IS, he was not assigning “blanket blame.”

“I would assume that what he’s referring to are basically the sympathizers, the actual sympathizers who would be that. But it’s not a blanket blame,” Abella said.


It is really puzzling how pinoys do exaggerate and make fun of the situation in europe while entire states in the phillipines are under terrorist control without refugees Roll Eyes

The situation in the Philippines is much better than that in the European Union. In the EU, it is extremely difficult to prosecute the Islamist terrorists, due to the presence of the human rights lobby. Even suspected ISIS members were freed from jail, as the crimes were committed outside the EU. But in Philippines, they crack down upon the militants like anything.

The situation is really different here. We don't accept refugees here. Unlike the EU who open their gates for millions of refugees. Muslim is predominantly is the South only. And they stage it in Marawi which is very far from Metro Manila. So please stop comparing the two. The father of the suspected Maute brothers was caught during the check point. And also the military has found millions of pesos left by the group. So it was really funded very well and the video of the terrorist planning it was floating as well in the social media and they have been all identified. I'm confident that the President can contained the situation in Marawi and will not spread out in other places.

I dont know where you pinoys have your infos from but there arent ISIS member freed from prison because they commited crimes outside the EU. That statement is just crazy and a lie.
We know that the education in the phillipines is garbage because you are just a 3rd world nation but in the age of the Internet you really never heard of something like the International Court of Justice or the European Court of Human Rights?
That are the places where for example warcrimes and crimes against humanity are prosecuted and it is located - what a surprise - in Europe ::)


The problem in the phillipines is much worst.
We europeans let muslim refugees in and they will some day go home by themself or by other means if they dont integrate.
The muslim pinoys are homegrown. No refugees, no deportations, no going home.
3rd world eduacation + muslim = pinoyland

Will go home on their own? Even before this mess Europe already have a large Muslim population they naturalized. Majority of the terrorist attack in Europe are made by 2nd and 3rd generation Muslim immigrants, so yeah, they can't be deported. They're basically enemies with a foot in the door. You're not fooling any Filipino in here.

Considering how time and time again you've shown bias against Filipinos, I'm going to look at this latest comment of yours as mere noise and will stop quoting you. Heck, I remember asking you if you what your nationality is in another thread when you said most people in bitcointalk just want to be welfare leech in Europe when they mentioned they want to travel there and you won't even answer. At least we Filipinos don't try to misrepresent ourselves here, we're Filipinos and we say it, no need to pose as another nationality.

And why are you arguing with people pointing out the wrong comparison in andikaputh24's comment. Was it because it's exactly the same comment you made before in this thread, as merchantofzeny pointed out?


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: criptix on June 09, 2017, 08:45:51 PM
Well at least Duterte finally had the balls to blame them for what happened to their city.

http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/904084/duterte-warns-moros-against-joining-fighting-in-marawi?utm_term=Autofeed&utm_campaign=Echobox&utm_medium=Social&utm_source=Facebook#link_time=1497017469

Quote
President Rodrigo Duterte warned “fellow Moro” against joining the fray in Marawi, where government troops had been battling it out with extremists holding portions of the city.

Duterte told them to get out of the way and leave Marawi, adding that they would always be welcome in his home city of Davao.

“My warning to my fellow Moro: Do not, do not attempt to play here. If you don’t want to get in trouble, get of the way,” he said in a speech before soldiers of the 1st Mechanized Infantry Division in Sultan Kudarat.

“Do not join in because we would just end up killing each other – we of the same blood – and I don’t want that,” he added.

He made the statement after chiding Maranaos once more for letting the Islamic State into Marawi.

He also disclosed that he had talked over the phone with one of the persons ordered arrested in connection with Marawi siege, whom he identified as “Solitario.”

Defense Secretary Delfin Lorenzana issued Arrest Order No. 2 on Omar Solitario Ali, a former mayor of Marawi.

Ali is the brother of former Marawi Mayor Fahad Salic, who is married to a cousin of Omar and Abdullah Maute, who lead one of the extremists groups staging a rebellion in Marawi.

Salic has been nabbed for rebellion.

An Inquirer report also identified Ali as the government emissary who tried to stage a dialogue with the Maute Group to spare the city from destruction and secure the release of a Catholic priest taken hostage.

The attempt was unsuccessful.

“Solitario called me up,” Duterte said. “Son of a bitch, what’s up with you? Are you a friend of the government or are we foes? I said: ‘Lorenzana wants you arrested. Son of a bitch, I will really have you killed’.”

He also told Solitario to talk with Secretary Jesus Dureza, presidential adviser on the peace process, but to make sure he wouldn’t show himself to government forces because he would really be nabbed and he might be killed.

If Solitario would be able to clear his name and show he had no hand in the Marawi incident, that would be the only time he would talk to him, the President said.

Earlier on Friday, Undersecretary Ernesto Abella, presidential spokesperson, said that, when Duterte lamented that the Maranaos allowed the entry of IS, he was not assigning “blanket blame.”

“I would assume that what he’s referring to are basically the sympathizers, the actual sympathizers who would be that. But it’s not a blanket blame,” Abella said.


It is really puzzling how pinoys do exaggerate and make fun of the situation in europe while entire states in the phillipines are under terrorist control without refugees Roll Eyes

The situation in the Philippines is much better than that in the European Union. In the EU, it is extremely difficult to prosecute the Islamist terrorists, due to the presence of the human rights lobby. Even suspected ISIS members were freed from jail, as the crimes were committed outside the EU. But in Philippines, they crack down upon the militants like anything.

The situation is really different here. We don't accept refugees here. Unlike the EU who open their gates for millions of refugees. Muslim is predominantly is the South only. And they stage it in Marawi which is very far from Metro Manila. So please stop comparing the two. The father of the suspected Maute brothers was caught during the check point. And also the military has found millions of pesos left by the group. So it was really funded very well and the video of the terrorist planning it was floating as well in the social media and they have been all identified. I'm confident that the President can contained the situation in Marawi and will not spread out in other places.

I dont know where you pinoys have your infos from but there arent ISIS member freed from prison because they commited crimes outside the EU. That statement is just crazy and a lie.
We know that the education in the phillipines is garbage because you are just a 3rd world nation but in the age of the Internet you really never heard of something like the International Court of Justice or the European Court of Human Rights?
That are the places where for example warcrimes and crimes against humanity are prosecuted and it is located - what a surprise - in Europe ::)


The problem in the phillipines is much worst.
We europeans let muslim refugees in and they will some day go home by themself or by other means if they dont integrate.
The muslim pinoys are homegrown. No refugees, no deportations, no going home.
3rd world eduacation + muslim = pinoyland

Will go home on their own? Even before this mess Europe already have a large Muslim population they naturalized. Majority of the terrorist attack in Europe are made by 2nd and 3rd generation Muslim immigrants, so yeah, they can't be deported. They're basically enemies with a foot in the door. You're not fooling any Filipino in here.

Considering how time and time again you've shown bias against Filipinos, I'm going to look at this latest comment of yours as mere noise and will stop quoting you. Heck, I remember asking you if you what your nationality is in another thread when you said most people in bitcointalk just want to be welfare leech in Europe when they mentioned they want to travel there and you won't even answer. At least we Filipinos don't try to misrepresent ourselves here, we're Filipinos and we say it, no need to pose as another nationality.

And why are you arguing with people pointing out the wrong comparison in andikaputh24's comment. Was it because it's exactly the same comment you made before in this thread, as merchantofzeny pointed out?

Atleast pinoys are very funnny.
You can stop your 3rd world conspiracies about me having alts.
Which nationality i am is easy to deduct and widely known except you are a 3rd world pinoy with an avg. Iq of 80.

Whats the difference about europe and pinoy utopia?
We have isolated terrorist attacks from radicalised  2nd/3rd generation muslims that kill less people then a public bus per year.
In pinoy utopia the muslim population conquers whole states.

Be more delusional please.

Ps: be grateful i give you the opportunity to spam for money instead of selling shabu


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: HatakeKakashi on June 09, 2017, 09:02:07 PM
It is really puzzling how pinoys do exaggerate and make fun of the situation in europe while entire states in the phillipines are under terrorist control without refugees Roll Eyes

The situation in the Philippines is much better than that in the European Union. In the EU, it is extremely difficult to prosecute the Islamist terrorists, due to the presence of the human rights lobby. Even suspected ISIS members were freed from jail, as the crimes were committed outside the EU. But in Philippines, they crack down upon the militants like anything.
The situation of philippines now is now okay only to little terrorist in here in mu country. As soon as possible no one terrorist here because they die here. Isis is one of the terrosrist in the world I dont know why they do that . Kill people or anthing. What do you think is the main reason why they kill innocent people. I hope the peace will come.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Dainye_dyep on June 10, 2017, 03:48:37 AM
Mostly the reason why terrorist siege is happening not just on the Philippines but also in some nations around the world because they are seeking for the attention of the national government about their personal claims and needs because of the poverty that is really obvious in many nations. But their way to caught the attention of the government is really wrong because they are sacrificing the innocent minds not just of those children but also the families that are involved in the vicinity where the terrorist siege is happening.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Sithara007 on June 10, 2017, 04:21:43 AM
Mostly the reason why terrorist siege is happening not just on the Philippines but also in some nations around the world because they are seeking for the attention of the national government about their personal claims and needs because of the poverty that is really obvious in many nations. But their way to caught the attention of the government is really wrong because they are sacrificing the innocent minds not just of those children but also the families that are involved in the vicinity where the terrorist siege is happening.

You are still claiming that poverty is the issue here? Marawi is not the poorest city in the Philippines. The inhabitants were relatively well off. So don't play games here. It was Islam which caused this siege, and not poverty.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Squishy01 on June 10, 2017, 05:49:50 AM
The Maute group is not directly affiliated with ISIS, but they have pledged their allegiance to the much bigger extremist group. These past few years, ISIS has been going strong with their terror attacks against humanity, and I believe it is what inspired most terrorist groups today. It's saddening that the world has come to this, but I still hope we can change things. Pray for Marawi, and the whole human race.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Mometaskers on June 10, 2017, 01:50:16 PM
Government already recaptured 90% of the city. The terrorists have bunkered in various mosques across the city, sniping at soldiers from their minarets and other projections. That's the only reason they are still alive. The air force has resumed strikes and there was an American plane seen patrolling the area. Once they get permission to drop bombs on the mosques, it will all be over.


Atleast pinoys are very funnny.
You can stop your 3rd world conspiracies about me having alts.
Which nationality i am is easy to deduct and widely known except you are a 3rd world pinoy with an avg. Iq of 80.

Whats the difference about europe and pinoy utopia?
We have isolated terrorist attacks from radicalised  2nd/3rd generation muslims that kill less people then a public bus per year.
In pinoy utopia the muslim population conquers whole states.

Be more delusional please.

Ps: be grateful i give you the opportunity to spam for money instead of selling shabu

It just one city in a medium-sized province. No need to exaggerate. Only reason they have not been eliminated yet is because they're hiding in mosques, which is off-limits for attacks, as is the standard in many countries.

Mostly the reason why terrorist siege is happening not just on the Philippines but also in some nations around the world because they are seeking for the attention of the national government about their personal claims and needs because of the poverty that is really obvious in many nations. But their way to caught the attention of the government is really wrong because they are sacrificing the innocent minds not just of those children but also the families that are involved in the vicinity where the terrorist siege is happening.

You are still claiming that poverty is the issue here? Marawi is not the poorest city in the Philippines. The inhabitants were relatively well off. So don't play games here. It was Islam which caused this siege, and not poverty.

It is actually the only highly urbanized city in the autonomous Muslim region. It's far from the hovels in other Muslim provinces.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: gabmen on June 10, 2017, 02:01:20 PM
The Maute group is not directly affiliated with ISIS, but they have pledged their allegiance to the much bigger extremist group. These past few years, ISIS has been going strong with their terror attacks against humanity, and I believe it is what inspired most terrorist groups today. It's saddening that the world has come to this, but I still hope we can change things. Pray for Marawi, and the whole human race.

It is scary that several groups are popping here and there indicating their support and intent on being one with ISIS. Like what happened in Marawi, it would take a lot of planning and resources to pull off such a feat and to sustain them holding the area for this long. It now has ISIS' support surely and the problem is that they blend in mostly with civilians that they military would have a hard time scouring them out.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Xester on June 10, 2017, 07:47:37 PM
The Maute group is not directly affiliated with ISIS, but they have pledged their allegiance to the much bigger extremist group. These past few years, ISIS has been going strong with their terror attacks against humanity, and I believe it is what inspired most terrorist groups today. It's saddening that the world has come to this, but I still hope we can change things. Pray for Marawi, and the whole human race.

It is scary that several groups are popping here and there indicating their support and intent on being one with ISIS. Like what happened in Marawi, it would take a lot of planning and resources to pull off such a feat and to sustain them holding the area for this long. It now has ISIS' support surely and the problem is that they blend in mostly with civilians that they military would have a hard time scouring them out.

Yes they popping as if it is easy to have a group and be terrorist.  ISIS gave their support and I do not know why these people loves to kill, what is in their minds.  Good thing that the mother and father of the Maute group falls to the hand of the government.  They were siege because of the checkpoints made.  I hope that this group all die.  Many soldiers risked their lives.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: criptix on June 10, 2017, 09:16:03 PM
Government already recaptured 90% of the city. The terrorists have bunkered in various mosques across the city, sniping at soldiers from their minarets and other projections. That's the only reason they are still alive. The air force has resumed strikes and there was an American plane seen patrolling the area. Once they get permission to drop bombs on the mosques, it will all be over.


Atleast pinoys are very funnny.
You can stop your 3rd world conspiracies about me having alts.
Which nationality i am is easy to deduct and widely known except you are a 3rd world pinoy with an avg. Iq of 80.

Whats the difference about europe and pinoy utopia?
We have isolated terrorist attacks from radicalised  2nd/3rd generation muslims that kill less people then a public bus per year.
In pinoy utopia the muslim population conquers whole states.

Be more delusional please.

Ps: be grateful i give you the opportunity to spam for money instead of selling shabu

It just one city in a medium-sized province. No need to exaggerate. Only reason they have not been eliminated yet is because they're hiding in mosques, which is off-limits for attacks, as is the standard in many countries.

Mostly the reason why terrorist siege is happening not just on the Philippines but also in some nations around the world because they are seeking for the attention of the national government about their personal claims and needs because of the poverty that is really obvious in many nations. But their way to caught the attention of the government is really wrong because they are sacrificing the innocent minds not just of those children but also the families that are involved in the vicinity where the terrorist siege is happening.

You are still claiming that poverty is the issue here? Marawi is not the poorest city in the Philippines. The inhabitants were relatively well off. So don't play games here. It was Islam which caused this siege, and not poverty.

It is actually the only highly urbanized city in the autonomous Muslim region. It's far from the hovels in other Muslim provinces.


Exaggrate? :D

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moro_conflict

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moro_conflict#/media/File%3APhilippines_Christian-Muslim_Division_Map_(by_majority).png


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Sithara007 on June 11, 2017, 04:22:32 AM
The Maute group is not directly affiliated with ISIS, but they have pledged their allegiance to the much bigger extremist group. These past few years, ISIS has been going strong with their terror attacks against humanity, and I believe it is what inspired most terrorist groups today. It's saddening that the world has come to this, but I still hope we can change things. Pray for Marawi, and the whole human race.

It is scary that several groups are popping here and there indicating their support and intent on being one with ISIS. Like what happened in Marawi, it would take a lot of planning and resources to pull off such a feat and to sustain them holding the area for this long. It now has ISIS' support surely and the problem is that they blend in mostly with civilians that they military would have a hard time scouring them out.

You like it or not, the ISIS is now quite famous all over the world. Even those living in the remotest corners of the earth have heard about the ISIS. So it is natural for the criminals and perverts to make attempts to join that organization. Joining the ISIS also means more funds and better weapons for them.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Mometaskers on June 11, 2017, 07:50:13 PM
Government already recaptured 90% of the city. The terrorists have bunkered in various mosques across the city, sniping at soldiers from their minarets and other projections. That's the only reason they are still alive. The air force has resumed strikes and there was an American plane seen patrolling the area. Once they get permission to drop bombs on the mosques, it will all be over.


Atleast pinoys are very funnny.
You can stop your 3rd world conspiracies about me having alts.
Which nationality i am is easy to deduct and widely known except you are a 3rd world pinoy with an avg. Iq of 80.

Whats the difference about europe and pinoy utopia?
We have isolated terrorist attacks from radicalised  2nd/3rd generation muslims that kill less people then a public bus per year.
In pinoy utopia the muslim population conquers whole states.

Be more delusional please.

Ps: be grateful i give you the opportunity to spam for money instead of selling shabu

It just one city in a medium-sized province. No need to exaggerate. Only reason they have not been eliminated yet is because they're hiding in mosques, which is off-limits for attacks, as is the standard in many countries.

Mostly the reason why terrorist siege is happening not just on the Philippines but also in some nations around the world because they are seeking for the attention of the national government about their personal claims and needs because of the poverty that is really obvious in many nations. But their way to caught the attention of the government is really wrong because they are sacrificing the innocent minds not just of those children but also the families that are involved in the vicinity where the terrorist siege is happening.

You are still claiming that poverty is the issue here? Marawi is not the poorest city in the Philippines. The inhabitants were relatively well off. So don't play games here. It was Islam which caused this siege, and not poverty.

It is actually the only highly urbanized city in the autonomous Muslim region. It's far from the hovels in other Muslim provinces.


Exaggrate? :D

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moro_conflict

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moro_conflict#/media/File%3APhilippines_Christian-Muslim_Division_Map_(by_majority).png

You don't have to lecture me about my country's own history. I know this.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: NJB18 on June 12, 2017, 03:59:52 AM
They are not ISIS they are just attention seeker they want to get the attention of international group called "ISIS" to have fund to their activities they are the Maute groups the one who plant a bomb on night market davao hoping that after the declaration president duterte will force all his trops to kills those animals who killed 9 christians already.

Well, why not kill them all then?

Both bible and quran prescript capital punishment for premediated murder (this case) and Duterte, unlike western puppets seems to be strong enough man to carry out justice in this regard.

Remember, from the point of natural law, it doesnt matter what murderer seeks or wants to prove. What matters is that he is held accountible for his crimes against humanity, nature and God.

Can you source more information for us, non-Phillipinos, please?

Kill them all. That's currently the president's directive to the Armed Forces of the Philippines and the police. He even snubbed the offer for a dialogue coming from the mother herself of the Maute brothers, the main group leading the attack. President Duterte's decision not to accept the offer for a talk was simple: he has several policemen and military killed already. There is no need for a talk then. The terrorists have to suffer no less than death.

It is puzzling, however, how these terrorists are fighting against the government's forces toe to toe. They are standing their ground amidst all the airstrikes and attacks of the government's forces. The battle is already on its 3rd week and while the terrorists are already isolated in a relatively small area, they are still very much alive and kicking, very much capable of dealing serious blows to the military and police.

I hope this will end soon.



Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Sithara007 on June 12, 2017, 04:05:51 AM
Kill them all. That's currently the president's directive to the Armed Forces of the Philippines and the police. He even snubbed the offer for a dialogue coming from the mother herself of the Maute brothers, the main group leading the attack. President Duterte's decision not to accept the offer for a talk was simple: he has several policemen and military killed already. There is no need for a talk then. The terrorists have to suffer no less than death.

He is right. There should be no dialogue with the ISIS. What is the use of dialogue? They will just get more time to prepare themselves for an even bigger battle. That should not be allowed. They must be destroyed in the bud itself.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Kemarit on June 12, 2017, 05:46:51 AM
Kill them all. That's currently the president's directive to the Armed Forces of the Philippines and the police. He even snubbed the offer for a dialogue coming from the mother herself of the Maute brothers, the main group leading the attack. President Duterte's decision not to accept the offer for a talk was simple: he has several policemen and military killed already. There is no need for a talk then. The terrorists have to suffer no less than death.

He is right. There should be no dialogue with the ISIS. What is the use of dialogue? They will just get more time to prepare themselves for an even bigger battle. That should not be allowed. They must be destroyed in the bud itself.

That's what people love about President Duterte. He has no non-sense policy against the terrorist. He is wants an all out war because he knows that if their is dialogue, nothing positive would came about it. The government have already put a $10 million bounty on the head of the leader of the Maute and for sure its just a matter of time close to him would turn to government and point where they are hiding. Similar to what happened to a Marwan(another terrorist) who was killed by the AFP, but unfortunately a lot has died on the government forces (SAF-44). No dialogue, they have started this siege in Marawi, Duterte will finished it.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Mometaskers on June 12, 2017, 09:24:12 AM
Kill them all. That's currently the president's directive to the Armed Forces of the Philippines and the police. He even snubbed the offer for a dialogue coming from the mother herself of the Maute brothers, the main group leading the attack. President Duterte's decision not to accept the offer for a talk was simple: he has several policemen and military killed already. There is no need for a talk then. The terrorists have to suffer no less than death.

He is right. There should be no dialogue with the ISIS. What is the use of dialogue? They will just get more time to prepare themselves for an even bigger battle. That should not be allowed. They must be destroyed in the bud itself.

That's what people love about President Duterte. He has no non-sense policy against the terrorist. He is wants an all out war because he knows that if their is dialogue, nothing positive would came about it. The government have already put a $10 million bounty on the head of the leader of the Maute and for sure its just a matter of time close to him would turn to government and point where they are hiding. Similar to what happened to a Marwan(another terrorist) who was killed by the AFP, but unfortunately a lot has died on the government forces (SAF-44). No dialogue, they have started this siege in Marawi, Duterte will finished it.

Still, this incident makes me less optimistic of the situation there. There were many people online blatantly rooting for the terrorists even though it were mostly Muslims suffering from the siege. Duterte even blamed some people there for tolerating the rise of these fundamentalists.

Just a few day ago, a little boy died while praying inside a mosque when a bullet got through the wall. Apparently some people have not moved out (or maybe they have moved back) because the terrorists are no longer within the vicinity. Sigh.

http://www.rappler.com/nation/172476-boy-killed-sniper-mosque-marawi



Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Sithara007 on June 13, 2017, 03:24:23 AM
Kill them all. That's currently the president's directive to the Armed Forces of the Philippines and the police. He even snubbed the offer for a dialogue coming from the mother herself of the Maute brothers, the main group leading the attack. President Duterte's decision not to accept the offer for a talk was simple: he has several policemen and military killed already. There is no need for a talk then. The terrorists have to suffer no less than death.

He is right. There should be no dialogue with the ISIS. What is the use of dialogue? They will just get more time to prepare themselves for an even bigger battle. That should not be allowed. They must be destroyed in the bud itself.

That's what people love about President Duterte. He has no non-sense policy against the terrorist. He is wants an all out war because he knows that if their is dialogue, nothing positive would came about it. The government have already put a $10 million bounty on the head of the leader of the Maute and for sure its just a matter of time close to him would turn to government and point where they are hiding. Similar to what happened to a Marwan(another terrorist) who was killed by the AFP, but unfortunately a lot has died on the government forces (SAF-44). No dialogue, they have started this siege in Marawi, Duterte will finished it.

Still, this incident makes me less optimistic of the situation there. There were many people online blatantly rooting for the terrorists even though it were mostly Muslims suffering from the siege. Duterte even blamed some people there for tolerating the rise of these fundamentalists.

It is not surprising. Even in the Western nations such as the United Kingdom, there are a lot of Muslims who openly support the radical terrorist organizations such as the ISIS and the Al Qaeda. Any attempt to weed out these people is termed as an attack against Muslims.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: masterwakokok7 on June 13, 2017, 09:38:53 AM
It's not a surprise that ISIS could easily enter the Philippines. Why? Government supports them just to lead a rebellion against the current administration. At first, Maute, Abu Sayaff and NPA are the one terrorizing the south part of the Philippines especially in mindanao. This group cannot operate without sponsors. Philippines is already under Siege way back Marcos terms. It just so happen that this ISIS can caused a lot of damage to a small country like Philippines.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: CARrency on June 13, 2017, 09:53:46 AM
It's not a surprise that ISIS could easily enter the Philippines. Why? Government supports them just to lead a rebellion against the current administration. At first, Maute, Abu Sayaff and NPA are the one terrorizing the south part of the Philippines especially in mindanao. This group cannot operate without sponsors. Philippines is already under Siege way back Marcos terms. It just so happen that this ISIS can caused a lot of damage to a small country like Philippines.

Government do not help these guys, and if they are, do you have a proof? This is not a movie where the enemies is just standing right behind your ears, this is the real world. If you will be blaming these siege at our government, then you can, but we can't do anything about it but to pray and hope that the civilians there are safe and that these skirmish will end fast.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Mometaskers on June 13, 2017, 12:21:43 PM
Kill them all. That's currently the president's directive to the Armed Forces of the Philippines and the police. He even snubbed the offer for a dialogue coming from the mother herself of the Maute brothers, the main group leading the attack. President Duterte's decision not to accept the offer for a talk was simple: he has several policemen and military killed already. There is no need for a talk then. The terrorists have to suffer no less than death.

He is right. There should be no dialogue with the ISIS. What is the use of dialogue? They will just get more time to prepare themselves for an even bigger battle. That should not be allowed. They must be destroyed in the bud itself.

That's what people love about President Duterte. He has no non-sense policy against the terrorist. He is wants an all out war because he knows that if their is dialogue, nothing positive would came about it. The government have already put a $10 million bounty on the head of the leader of the Maute and for sure its just a matter of time close to him would turn to government and point where they are hiding. Similar to what happened to a Marwan(another terrorist) who was killed by the AFP, but unfortunately a lot has died on the government forces (SAF-44). No dialogue, they have started this siege in Marawi, Duterte will finished it.

Still, this incident makes me less optimistic of the situation there. There were many people online blatantly rooting for the terrorists even though it were mostly Muslims suffering from the siege. Duterte even blamed some people there for tolerating the rise of these fundamentalists.

It is not surprising. Even in the Western nations such as the United Kingdom, there are a lot of Muslims who openly support the radical terrorist organizations such as the ISIS and the Al Qaeda. Any attempt to weed out these people is termed as an attack against Muslims.

I was getting really angry as I read the few posts that were written in Filipino and English. The rest is in their language and some are also in Arabic script. I'd would say we exchange them with Malaysia like Pakistan and India exchanged people but it's unlikely Malaysia would like all of them (except during election period there).


It's not a surprise that ISIS could easily enter the Philippines. Why? Government supports them just to lead a rebellion against the current administration. At first, Maute, Abu Sayaff and NPA are the one terrorizing the south part of the Philippines especially in mindanao. This group cannot operate without sponsors. Philippines is already under Siege way back Marcos terms. It just so happen that this ISIS can caused a lot of damage to a small country like Philippines.

These groups has caused trouble for multiple administrations. Yes, even the past one. If they were indeed receiving government support, it would be from individual actors, rather than the government as a whole.

IMHO the real problem is the government overall failure to monopolize violence as well as lax border control with Malaysia where these groups are also receiving support.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: yoseph on June 13, 2017, 12:59:21 PM
I recently learned that the situation ws brought to an end thanks to Military support from the USA, am wondering why didn't Duterte's new buddies the Chinese government help with the whole situation, He should pick his allies more wisely and stop being an ****


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Xester on June 13, 2017, 05:44:16 PM
I recently learned that the situation ws brought to an end thanks to Military support from the USA, am wondering why didn't Duterte's new buddies the Chinese government help with the whole situation, He should pick his allies more wisely and stop being an ****

It was a support on technology but without the effort of the government and without the sacrificed of Filipino soldiers risked their life and some are heroes right now, it would not be possible.  I may say that USA helps and acknowledge it.  But the big thank you should be with the government and the soldiers.  It only shows that if the government is serious with their plans it can be achieved.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Drowzy on June 13, 2017, 06:03:00 PM
I recently learned that the situation ws brought to an end thanks to Military support from the USA, am wondering why didn't Duterte's new buddies the Chinese government help with the whole situation, He should pick his allies more wisely and stop being an ****

It was a support on technology but without the effort of the government and without the sacrificed of Filipino soldiers risked their life and some are heroes right now, it would not be possible.  I may say that USA helps and acknowledge it.  But the big thank you should be with the government and the soldiers.  It only shows that if the government is serious with their plans it can be achieved.

The US should have left you for the Japs you ungrateful fucks. If it wasn't for the US the pinoys would be a slave race to the Japanese empire now.

Then you go and make allies with the enemies. I wouldn't have helped you again.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Sithara007 on June 14, 2017, 02:10:59 AM
It's not a surprise that ISIS could easily enter the Philippines. Why? Government supports them just to lead a rebellion against the current administration. At first, Maute, Abu Sayaff and NPA are the one terrorizing the south part of the Philippines especially in mindanao. This group cannot operate without sponsors. Philippines is already under Siege way back Marcos terms. It just so happen that this ISIS can caused a lot of damage to a small country like Philippines.

Philippines is not a super-power, and it is currently unable to prevent the ISIS members and funds from entering that country. The Muslims from Mindanao and the neighboring islands are having a long history of conflict against the Philippine authorities. And this is not the first time that they are receiving support from the outside players such as the ISIS.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Vixmore on June 14, 2017, 10:22:25 AM
While someone was trying to explode himself on a building full of teens in Manchester, a terrorist group claiming to be an ISIS affiliate attacked a city in southern Philippines. The Philippine president has already declared martial law on the whole Mindanao (second largest island where Marawi city is located) while in Russia.

http://cnnphilippines.com/news/2017/05/23/marawi-city-clash.html
I don't why people like this exist on earth. The world doesn't need this.
I hope all this terrorist bullshit ends soon.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Vishnu.Reang on June 14, 2017, 10:26:02 AM
I don't why people like this exist on earth. The world doesn't need this.
I hope all this terrorist bullshit ends soon.

It will never end. Even if someone manages to take out Abu Bakr al Baghdadi and his ISIS group, a new leader and a new group will emerge. I know the exact reason behind the rise in terrorist incidents. It is the money inflow from Arab nations such as Saudi Arabia and Kuwait which is causing an uptick in these incidents.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: gabmen on June 15, 2017, 10:58:10 AM
I don't why people like this exist on earth. The world doesn't need this.
I hope all this terrorist bullshit ends soon.

It will never end. Even if someone manages to take out Abu Bakr al Baghdadi and his ISIS group, a new leader and a new group will emerge. I know the exact reason behind the rise in terrorist incidents. It is the money inflow from Arab nations such as Saudi Arabia and Kuwait which is causing an uptick in these incidents.

Sadly i think you're right. With people being divided by culture, religion and beliefs, it would always be easy for evil people to take advantage and manipulate those factors to wreck terror. Sadder part is they are getting a lot of people to agree wih their thinking, and these people are educated ones, to say the least. Some even are from well off families. And the more.this goes on, the more innocent people will be affected.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Sithara007 on June 15, 2017, 02:41:10 PM
I don't why people like this exist on earth. The world doesn't need this.
I hope all this terrorist bullshit ends soon.

It will never end. Even if someone manages to take out Abu Bakr al Baghdadi and his ISIS group, a new leader and a new group will emerge. I know the exact reason behind the rise in terrorist incidents. It is the money inflow from Arab nations such as Saudi Arabia and Kuwait which is causing an uptick in these incidents.

Sadly i think you're right. With people being divided by culture, religion and beliefs, it would always be easy for evil people to take advantage and manipulate those factors to wreck terror. Sadder part is they are getting a lot of people to agree wih their thinking, and these people are educated ones, to say the least. Some even are from well off families. And the more.this goes on, the more innocent people will be affected.

So what is the solution for this? Eradicating the ideology is out of question, as Islam is being followed by more than 2 billion people around the world. One of the solutions may be to encourage the moderate sects, while cracking down upon the Wahhabist and Salafist sects.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Palider on June 15, 2017, 03:12:38 PM
The group called Maute Terrorist is not an isis, They try to attack/occupied the Mindanao ( southern Philippines) to be separated or make mindanao gone/will not be under philippines anymore.
Up to news there are still more 200 terrorist and few more district to check. Its been almost a month and Philippine ranger still fighting at their best, lot of family lost there love one's.

We are now in the modern days that using Colonialism to seize other place, its been a year since my last news about imperialism and now its still being use, a novelty use as procedure to occupied the other place.
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Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: noodle_dam on June 15, 2017, 04:12:36 PM
While someone was trying to explode himself on a building full of teens in Manchester, a terrorist group claiming to be an ISIS affiliate attacked a city in southern Philippines. The Philippine president has already declared martial law on the whole Mindanao (second largest island where Marawi city is located) while in Russia.

http://cnnphilippines.com/news/2017/05/23/marawi-city-clash.html
I don't why people like this exist on earth. The world doesn't need this.
I hope all this terrorist bullshit ends soon.


So has the martial law ended yet on that island?
It has been going on for the last month now it seems. :-\

I do agree.. all this war and terrorist stuff has got to stop.
By whatever means necessary. Whether that be by instating a travel ban or doing what Duerte has done on this one particular island just to show an example to theses extreme terrorist groups he does not mess around with them like the Europeans leaders do with them letting them in and doing whatever they want to too their own citizens.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: criptix on June 15, 2017, 06:33:37 PM
Government already recaptured 90% of the city. The terrorists have bunkered in various mosques across the city, sniping at soldiers from their minarets and other projections. That's the only reason they are still alive. The air force has resumed strikes and there was an American plane seen patrolling the area. Once they get permission to drop bombs on the mosques, it will all be over.


Atleast pinoys are very funnny.
You can stop your 3rd world conspiracies about me having alts.
Which nationality i am is easy to deduct and widely known except you are a 3rd world pinoy with an avg. Iq of 80.

Whats the difference about europe and pinoy utopia?
We have isolated terrorist attacks from radicalised  2nd/3rd generation muslims that kill less people then a public bus per year.
In pinoy utopia the muslim population conquers whole states.

Be more delusional please.

Ps: be grateful i give you the opportunity to spam for money instead of selling shabu

It just one city in a medium-sized province. No need to exaggerate. Only reason they have not been eliminated yet is because they're hiding in mosques, which is off-limits for attacks, as is the standard in many countries.

Mostly the reason why terrorist siege is happening not just on the Philippines but also in some nations around the world because they are seeking for the attention of the national government about their personal claims and needs because of the poverty that is really obvious in many nations. But their way to caught the attention of the government is really wrong because they are sacrificing the innocent minds not just of those children but also the families that are involved in the vicinity where the terrorist siege is happening.

You are still claiming that poverty is the issue here? Marawi is not the poorest city in the Philippines. The inhabitants were relatively well off. So don't play games here. It was Islam which caused this siege, and not poverty.

It is actually the only highly urbanized city in the autonomous Muslim region. It's far from the hovels in other Muslim provinces.


Exaggrate? :D

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moro_conflict

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moro_conflict#/media/File%3APhilippines_Christian-Muslim_Division_Map_(by_majority).png

You don't have to lecture me about my country's own history. I know this.

That dont downplay the fact that the phillipines are a 3rd world shithole.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Xester on June 15, 2017, 11:00:04 PM
I don't why people like this exist on earth. The world doesn't need this.
I hope all this terrorist bullshit ends soon.

It will never end. Even if someone manages to take out Abu Bakr al Baghdadi and his ISIS group, a new leader and a new group will emerge. I know the exact reason behind the rise in terrorist incidents. It is the money inflow from Arab nations such as Saudi Arabia and Kuwait which is causing an uptick in these incidents.

Sadly i think you're right. With people being divided by culture, religion and beliefs, it would always be easy for evil people to take advantage and manipulate those factors to wreck terror. Sadder part is they are getting a lot of people to agree wih their thinking, and these people are educated ones, to say the least. Some even are from well off families. And the more.this goes on, the more innocent people will be affected.

Truly.  As long there were greedy people this chaos would never end.  These beliefs of "muslim"  to kill Christians will not end because of their unusual belief.  Actually they would just do these not for their beliefs or that is with accordance to the teachings of their religion but it is because of their own greediness.  They want to rule or manipulate people.  They are worse.  Muslim people I know were good and kind.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Mometaskers on June 17, 2017, 11:02:13 AM
Government already recaptured 90% of the city. The terrorists have bunkered in various mosques across the city, sniping at soldiers from their minarets and other projections. That's the only reason they are still alive. The air force has resumed strikes and there was an American plane seen patrolling the area. Once they get permission to drop bombs on the mosques, it will all be over.


Atleast pinoys are very funnny.
You can stop your 3rd world conspiracies about me having alts.
Which nationality i am is easy to deduct and widely known except you are a 3rd world pinoy with an avg. Iq of 80.

Whats the difference about europe and pinoy utopia?
We have isolated terrorist attacks from radicalised  2nd/3rd generation muslims that kill less people then a public bus per year.
In pinoy utopia the muslim population conquers whole states.

Be more delusional please.

Ps: be grateful i give you the opportunity to spam for money instead of selling shabu

It just one city in a medium-sized province. No need to exaggerate. Only reason they have not been eliminated yet is because they're hiding in mosques, which is off-limits for attacks, as is the standard in many countries.

Mostly the reason why terrorist siege is happening not just on the Philippines but also in some nations around the world because they are seeking for the attention of the national government about their personal claims and needs because of the poverty that is really obvious in many nations. But their way to caught the attention of the government is really wrong because they are sacrificing the innocent minds not just of those children but also the families that are involved in the vicinity where the terrorist siege is happening.

You are still claiming that poverty is the issue here? Marawi is not the poorest city in the Philippines. The inhabitants were relatively well off. So don't play games here. It was Islam which caused this siege, and not poverty.

It is actually the only highly urbanized city in the autonomous Muslim region. It's far from the hovels in other Muslim provinces.


Exaggrate? :D

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moro_conflict

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moro_conflict#/media/File%3APhilippines_Christian-Muslim_Division_Map_(by_majority).png

You don't have to lecture me about my country's own history. I know this.

That dont downplay the fact that the phillipines are a 3rd world shithole.

Is, it's still a single country. I know it's a shithole but there are far worse shithole around... like Zimbabwe or South Sudan. Not that I'm proud there are worse or that I'm happy for their misery put I also just have to point that out, same way you're accusing me of downplaying the situation here.

I can't help but wonder why you keep coming back to this thread just to diss at Filipinos when you also have other problems to worry about. Did you try to get a mail order bride but got rejected by the agency? Or did you visit here and got mugged or robbed? I suppose only bad experience or a bad case of ethnocentrism causes people to make such comments.

You're one of the few people here in the forum who I've seen regularly visit Pinoy-related threads just to call everyone an idiot.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Sithara007 on June 17, 2017, 11:23:59 AM
That dont downplay the fact that the Philippines are a 3rd world shithole.

Don't be too arrogant. Last year, your country (Germany) imported some 1.2 million immigrants from third world hell-holes such as Syria, Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Iraq. If things go on like this, vrey soon Germans will be queuing up to immigrate to the Philippines.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Lieldoryn on June 17, 2017, 11:42:02 AM
That dont downplay the fact that the Philippines are a 3rd world shithole.

Don't be too arrogant. Last year, your country (Germany) imported some 1.2 million immigrants from third world hell-holes such as Syria, Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Iraq. If things go on like this, vrey soon Germans will be queuing up to immigrate to the Philippines.
Never the Germans would not stand in the queue for moving to another country. You probably forgot the lessons of history. If the refugee problem is not resolved it can lead to the 4th Reich. If Hitler had not started the second world war the national socialists and now could be in power.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: criptix on June 17, 2017, 01:44:04 PM
That dont downplay the fact that the Philippines are a 3rd world shithole.

Don't be too arrogant. Last year, your country (Germany) imported some 1.2 million immigrants from third world hell-holes such as Syria, Afghanistan, Pakistan, and Iraq. If things go on like this, vrey soon Germans will be queuing up to immigrate to the Philippines.

And to nepal too, of course  :D

Its so funny how 3rd worlders like both of you think that germany or west europe is on the brink of destruction.

Sithara, little uneducated nepalese girl, 90% of all our refugees are syrians and afghans with the first group having the great majority. The rest is from east europe and africa.


Government already recaptured 90% of the city. The terrorists have bunkered in various mosques across the city, sniping at soldiers from their minarets and other projections. That's the only reason they are still alive. The air force has resumed strikes and there was an American plane seen patrolling the area. Once they get permission to drop bombs on the mosques, it will all be over.


Atleast pinoys are very funnny.
You can stop your 3rd world conspiracies about me having alts.
Which nationality i am is easy to deduct and widely known except you are a 3rd world pinoy with an avg. Iq of 80.

Whats the difference about europe and pinoy utopia?
We have isolated terrorist attacks from radicalised  2nd/3rd generation muslims that kill less people then a public bus per year.
In pinoy utopia the muslim population conquers whole states.

Be more delusional please.

Ps: be grateful i give you the opportunity to spam for money instead of selling shabu

It just one city in a medium-sized province. No need to exaggerate. Only reason they have not been eliminated yet is because they're hiding in mosques, which is off-limits for attacks, as is the standard in many countries.

Mostly the reason why terrorist siege is happening not just on the Philippines but also in some nations around the world because they are seeking for the attention of the national government about their personal claims and needs because of the poverty that is really obvious in many nations. But their way to caught the attention of the government is really wrong because they are sacrificing the innocent minds not just of those children but also the families that are involved in the vicinity where the terrorist siege is happening.

You are still claiming that poverty is the issue here? Marawi is not the poorest city in the Philippines. The inhabitants were relatively well off. So don't play games here. It was Islam which caused this siege, and not poverty.

It is actually the only highly urbanized city in the autonomous Muslim region. It's far from the hovels in other Muslim provinces.


Exaggrate? :D

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moro_conflict

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moro_conflict#/media/File%3APhilippines_Christian-Muslim_Division_Map_(by_majority).png

You don't have to lecture me about my country's own history. I know this.

That dont downplay the fact that the phillipines are a 3rd world shithole.

Is, it's still a single country. I know it's a shithole but there are far worse shithole around... like Zimbabwe or South Sudan. Not that I'm proud there are worse or that I'm happy for their misery put I also just have to point that out, same way you're accusing me of downplaying the situation here.

I can't help but wonder why you keep coming back to this thread just to diss at Filipinos when you also have other problems to worry about. Did you try to get a mail order bride but got rejected by the agency? Or did you visit here and got mugged or robbed? I suppose only bad experience or a bad case of ethnocentrism causes people to make such comments.

You're one of the few people here in the forum who I've seen regularly visit Pinoy-related threads just to call everyone an idiot.

Im sorry to hurt your feelings but this is not pinoyland where mr. Sucker duterte kills or jails everyone who says the truth.
Btw. I only call certain people idiots.
Saying that ph is a 3rd world shithole doesnt mean that every pinoy is a idiot.
And you are excusing now the state of PH because zimbabwe and somalia are even worst 3rd world shitholes?

You are a idiot.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: noodle_dam on June 17, 2017, 11:56:02 PM
P79-M worth of checks, cash found by PH Marines in Maute lair

https://newsinfo.inquirer.net/903002/p79-m-worth-of-checks-cash-found-by-ph-marines-in-maute-lair/amp

Wow they are well funded $1.5m

Maybe  Duterte is correct about Drug Lords funding these idiots to wreak havoc

It is sad that 50 government forces perished in this war.

What I found weird about that find is that all the money are neatly bundled and each bundle still have plastic wrapping. I've never seen anyone withdraw a plastic-wrapped bundle from a bank.

What I found weirder was that there were several receipts found along with the stash. Bank receipts! Who the heck is stupid enough to fund these people and leave evidence?

Something don't feel right with the way things are going.

Just read on the news that Duerte is on the ropes.
What does that mean, he is losing this war with these militia groups? ::)
The U.S navy had to come into save him and his government officials from getting taken over.
https://www.rt.com/op-edge/392669-dirty-duterte-isis-us-special-forces

http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/906454/hes-back-after-5-days-duterte-appears-in-public


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: supercops on June 17, 2017, 11:57:17 PM
I do think him and his government started a war against these drug overlords he does not intend to finish now. :P
Poor Duerte ... his big words and big mouth has landed him in a mess he can not soon to win.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Sithara007 on June 18, 2017, 04:26:56 AM
And to nepal too, of course  :D

Its so funny how 3rd worlders like both of you think that germany or west europe is on the brink of destruction.

Sithara, little uneducated nepalese girl, 90% of all our refugees are syrians and afghans with the first group having the great majority. The rest is from east europe and africa.

Yeah sure. have fun with all your Syrian Arabs and Afghans. I agree that Nepal is a poor third world country. But have you ever heard of any Nepalese conducting terrorist attacks anywhere in the world? On the other hand, a number of nations recruit soldiers from Nepal (India, United Kingdom, Hong Kong, Singapore, Brunei.etc). You arrogant German nazi will be taught a lesson by the very Muslims you imported to your country.

And for your kind information, although I was born in Nepal, I no longer hold the Nepalese citizenship.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Mometaskers on June 18, 2017, 11:19:26 AM
Government already recaptured 90% of the city. The terrorists have bunkered in various mosques across the city, sniping at soldiers from their minarets and other projections. That's the only reason they are still alive. The air force has resumed strikes and there was an American plane seen patrolling the area. Once they get permission to drop bombs on the mosques, it will all be over.


Atleast pinoys are very funnny.
You can stop your 3rd world conspiracies about me having alts.
Which nationality i am is easy to deduct and widely known except you are a 3rd world pinoy with an avg. Iq of 80.

Whats the difference about europe and pinoy utopia?
We have isolated terrorist attacks from radicalised  2nd/3rd generation muslims that kill less people then a public bus per year.
In pinoy utopia the muslim population conquers whole states.

Be more delusional please.

Ps: be grateful i give you the opportunity to spam for money instead of selling shabu

It just one city in a medium-sized province. No need to exaggerate. Only reason they have not been eliminated yet is because they're hiding in mosques, which is off-limits for attacks, as is the standard in many countries.

Mostly the reason why terrorist siege is happening not just on the Philippines but also in some nations around the world because they are seeking for the attention of the national government about their personal claims and needs because of the poverty that is really obvious in many nations. But their way to caught the attention of the government is really wrong because they are sacrificing the innocent minds not just of those children but also the families that are involved in the vicinity where the terrorist siege is happening.

You are still claiming that poverty is the issue here? Marawi is not the poorest city in the Philippines. The inhabitants were relatively well off. So don't play games here. It was Islam which caused this siege, and not poverty.

It is actually the only highly urbanized city in the autonomous Muslim region. It's far from the hovels in other Muslim provinces.


Exaggrate? :D

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moro_conflict

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moro_conflict#/media/File%3APhilippines_Christian-Muslim_Division_Map_(by_majority).png

You don't have to lecture me about my country's own history. I know this.

That dont downplay the fact that the phillipines are a 3rd world shithole.

Is, it's still a single country. I know it's a shithole but there are far worse shithole around... like Zimbabwe or South Sudan. Not that I'm proud there are worse or that I'm happy for their misery put I also just have to point that out, same way you're accusing me of downplaying the situation here.

I can't help but wonder why you keep coming back to this thread just to diss at Filipinos when you also have other problems to worry about. Did you try to get a mail order bride but got rejected by the agency? Or did you visit here and got mugged or robbed? I suppose only bad experience or a bad case of ethnocentrism causes people to make such comments.

You're one of the few people here in the forum who I've seen regularly visit Pinoy-related threads just to call everyone an idiot.

Im sorry to hurt your feelings but this is not pinoyland where mr. Sucker duterte kills or jails everyone who says the truth.
Btw. I only call certain people idiots.
Saying that ph is a 3rd world shithole doesnt mean that every pinoy is a idiot.
And you are excusing now the state of PH because zimbabwe and somalia are even worst 3rd world shitholes?

You are a idiot.

Did you even read what I wrote honey? I was not making excuses, I merely pointed out that this third world shithole is still among the better shitholes, just to give you a perspective.

I was not hurt at all. I was not hurt at all, I just found your behavior baffling. And you don't have to bring the guy in here, no one's threatening your safety for all the things you've been saying.

The way you go around in this thread, you seem hell-bent on painting the situation in the country to be worse than it is, that's why I said you were exaggerating. And what response did I get? You sent me a wikipedia link and when I said I already know that, being that about my country, you replied with this ^^.

I know you hate third worlders here and it's quite easy to express that in the forum, you being anonymous. But maybe before going to bed, remember that a huge portion of humanity live in those countries and some of those people are already in your backyard.

There, a long reply. Hoping that made you a happy person, if you're the sort of guy that get a kick out this.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: criptix on June 18, 2017, 04:09:41 PM
And to nepal too, of course  :D

Its so funny how 3rd worlders like both of you think that germany or west europe is on the brink of destruction.

Sithara, little uneducated nepalese girl, 90% of all our refugees are syrians and afghans with the first group having the great majority. The rest is from east europe and africa.

Yeah sure. have fun with all your Syrian Arabs and Afghans. I agree that Nepal is a poor third world country. But have you ever heard of any Nepalese conducting terrorist attacks anywhere in the world? On the other hand, a number of nations recruit soldiers from Nepal (India, United Kingdom, Hong Kong, Singapore, Brunei.etc). You arrogant German nazi will be taught a lesson by the very Muslims you imported to your country.

And for your kind information, although I was born in Nepal, I no longer hold the Nepalese citizenship.

Since when did you join the leftist social justice warriors? So sad.
Calling me nazi because im calling out facts. Nepal is a 3 world nation with an avg iq of 78.

Nice nazi i am ;)

Government already recaptured 90% of the city. The terrorists have bunkered in various mosques across the city, sniping at soldiers from their minarets and other projections. That's the only reason they are still alive. The air force has resumed strikes and there was an American plane seen patrolling the area. Once they get permission to drop bombs on the mosques, it will all be over.


Atleast pinoys are very funnny.
You can stop your 3rd world conspiracies about me having alts.
Which nationality i am is easy to deduct and widely known except you are a 3rd world pinoy with an avg. Iq of 80.

Whats the difference about europe and pinoy utopia?
We have isolated terrorist attacks from radicalised  2nd/3rd generation muslims that kill less people then a public bus per year.
In pinoy utopia the muslim population conquers whole states.

Be more delusional please.

Ps: be grateful i give you the opportunity to spam for money instead of selling shabu

It just one city in a medium-sized province. No need to exaggerate. Only reason they have not been eliminated yet is because they're hiding in mosques, which is off-limits for attacks, as is the standard in many countries.

Mostly the reason why terrorist siege is happening not just on the Philippines but also in some nations around the world because they are seeking for the attention of the national government about their personal claims and needs because of the poverty that is really obvious in many nations. But their way to caught the attention of the government is really wrong because they are sacrificing the innocent minds not just of those children but also the families that are involved in the vicinity where the terrorist siege is happening.

You are still claiming that poverty is the issue here? Marawi is not the poorest city in the Philippines. The inhabitants were relatively well off. So don't play games here. It was Islam which caused this siege, and not poverty.

It is actually the only highly urbanized city in the autonomous Muslim region. It's far from the hovels in other Muslim provinces.


Exaggrate? :D

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moro_conflict

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moro_conflict#/media/File%3APhilippines_Christian-Muslim_Division_Map_(by_majority).png

You don't have to lecture me about my country's own history. I know this.

That dont downplay the fact that the phillipines are a 3rd world shithole.

Is, it's still a single country. I know it's a shithole but there are far worse shithole around... like Zimbabwe or South Sudan. Not that I'm proud there are worse or that I'm happy for their misery put I also just have to point that out, same way you're accusing me of downplaying the situation here.

I can't help but wonder why you keep coming back to this thread just to diss at Filipinos when you also have other problems to worry about. Did you try to get a mail order bride but got rejected by the agency? Or did you visit here and got mugged or robbed? I suppose only bad experience or a bad case of ethnocentrism causes people to make such comments.

You're one of the few people here in the forum who I've seen regularly visit Pinoy-related threads just to call everyone an idiot.

Im sorry to hurt your feelings but this is not pinoyland where mr. Sucker duterte kills or jails everyone who says the truth.
Btw. I only call certain people idiots.
Saying that ph is a 3rd world shithole doesnt mean that every pinoy is a idiot.
And you are excusing now the state of PH because zimbabwe and somalia are even worst 3rd world shitholes?

You are a idiot.

Did you even read what I wrote honey? I was not making excuses, I merely pointed out that this third world shithole is still among the better shitholes, just to give you a perspective.

I was not hurt at all. I was not hurt at all, I just found your behavior baffling. And you don't have to bring the guy in here, no one's threatening your safety for all the things you've been saying.

The way you go around in this thread, you seem hell-bent on painting the situation in the country to be worse than it is, that's why I said you were exaggerating. And what response did I get? You sent me a wikipedia link and when I said I already know that, being that about my country, you replied with this ^^.

I know you hate third worlders here and it's quite easy to express that in the forum, you being anonymous. But maybe before going to bed, remember that a huge portion of humanity live in those countries and some of those people are already in your backyard.

There, a long reply. Hoping that made you a happy person, if you're the sort of guy that get a kick out this.



God you 70 iq pinoys always need someone to explain it to you 5 times.

You were clearly downplaying the situation in your home country wtf are you talking about?
The picture i linked clearly showed a ridiculous area under terrorist siege.

You even went so far to say that pinoyland is not the worst shithole of all the 3rd world countries lol.
That is just facepalm.

Im exaggerating? It seems you are just delusional about:
Martial law? Terrorist siege? Tbc resistance? Broken judical system (where the fuck do you have to in avg.
go 8 years to jail until you see a judge that checks your case Lol)?
/edit i forgot children soldiers

Dear, i dont (need to) hate 3rd worlders.
3rd world people are hating each other on their own.


Btw. Whats the link with hate and being anonymous? You cant be jailed for expressing your opinion like in duterte land :)


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: JefLiber on June 18, 2017, 06:38:54 PM
The fact is that the li-ion of the Philippines is very colorful and beautiful for tourism, but today there is such a situation that my tourists refuse to visit this country. Terrorism frightens all people who would like to relax without incident. I very much hope that the Philippine government will solve this problem soon.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: BobBct on June 18, 2017, 06:52:31 PM
I really hope that this problem is Marawi will soon be over.  It's really sad to see humanity killing each other for the wrong belief.  May our creator protect our President and the soldiers of the Republic to finished this problem.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: noodle_dam on June 18, 2017, 08:11:16 PM
I really hope that this problem is Marawi will soon be over.  It's really sad to see humanity killing each other for the wrong belief.  May our creator protect our President and the soldiers of the Republic to finished this problem.
How many people exactly died in the siege on this city?
I also heard during the chaos some of the militant fled and are roaming free right now.
This was before the American troops landed to take them out for good just so to end this war. :-[


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Sithara007 on June 19, 2017, 02:04:46 AM
Since when did you join the leftist social justice warriors? So sad.
Calling me nazi because im calling out facts. Nepal is a 3 world nation with an avg iq of 78.

Nice nazi i am ;)

The vast majority of the world's population is living in third world nations. I am also living in a third world nation, and I am not complaining about it. We may be poor, but we never ask for any handouts from anyone. You were fortunate to be born in a developed nation, but you should not be too arrogant about it. No one knows what will happen in the future. For example, during the 1980s Nauru was one of the richest nations in the planet. Now it is one of the poorest. And look at Libya now. It was the richest country in Africa until 2011. A lot has changed since.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Sithara007 on June 19, 2017, 02:07:06 AM
I really hope that this problem is Marawi will soon be over.  It's really sad to see humanity killing each other for the wrong belief.  May our creator protect our President and the soldiers of the Republic to finished this problem.

Hmm... I am more skeptical about it. Although the Muslims in the Philippines are less than 5% of the total population, there is a large section among them who are prone to radical ideology. Various Islamist organizations have waged war against the central government ever since the 1960s, and as of now I can't see any permanent solution in sight.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: crwth on June 19, 2017, 06:52:30 AM
I really hope that this problem is Marawi will soon be over.  It's really sad to see humanity killing each other for the wrong belief.  May our creator protect our President and the soldiers of the Republic to finished this problem.

Hmm... I am more skeptical about it. Although the Muslims in the Philippines are less than 5% of the total population, there is a large section among them who are prone to radical ideology. Various Islamist organizations have waged war against the central government ever since the 1960s, and as of now I can't see any permanent solution in sight.
It's not going to be easily solved just by applying a martial law, I don't know the current situations that Marawi has but it's really going to be hard for them to overcome it. It's definitely a rebellion and a siege (if the terrorists are not from Marawi). Talking about a permanent solution, there is no such thing, there would be always a Contradict to everything that you believe in.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Supreemo on June 19, 2017, 07:43:23 AM
,Let us just assume these terrorist that are making a scene in the philippines want to catch the attention of those big time terrorist from other countries or nation, for them also to ask some support from other groups to make their group stronger and to have more soldiers and firearms.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Wayan_Pedjeng on June 19, 2017, 11:34:18 AM
The Philippines is a hardcore Catholic nation, and the rights of other minorities (especially that of the Muslims and Animists) are frequently violated. I heard that there has been lot of attempts to convert the Muslims to Catholicism in Mindanao and Sulu. And this may be the reason why so many of them are rebelling against the government.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: CARrency on June 19, 2017, 08:34:55 PM
,Let us just assume these terrorist that are making a scene in the philippines want to catch the attention of those big time terrorist from other countries or nation, for them also to ask some support from other groups to make their group stronger and to have more soldiers and firearms.

I think they just did, if you don't know there are indonesians among the terrorist that occupy marawi city. That is the back up of the maute terrorist group and some are saying that it is a reinforcement by the group ISIS. I think they are really getting the attention of big fishes.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Okurkabinladin on June 19, 2017, 08:52:31 PM
The Philippines is a hardcore Catholic nation, and the rights of other minorities (especially that of the Muslims and Animists) are frequently violated. I heard that there has been lot of attempts to convert the Muslims to Catholicism in Mindanao and Sulu. And this may be the reason why so many of them are rebelling against the government.

Really? How come, that members such as CoinGrabber are seculars the? "Hardcore catholic" what does that even mean?

Islamic terrorists have killed 1263 people in the last 23 days alone. To equate the threat of ‘right wing terror’ with the mechanized, industrial level bloodshed carried out in the name of Islam is intellectually dishonest and crass.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: kimtaekayo on June 20, 2017, 01:19:52 AM
Because of Duterte's dirty words to US, well they didn't liked it. In returning the favor, Philippines now is the apple of their eye and they are commanding their terrorist puppets to conquer and kill those innocent victims.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: diegz on June 20, 2017, 01:37:21 AM
,Let us just assume these terrorist that are making a scene in the philippines want to catch the attention of those big time terrorist from other countries or nation, for them also to ask some support from other groups to make their group stronger and to have more soldiers and firearms.

They are, they are well funded by other terrorists and there are even foreign fighters who are fighting along side with this terrorists. It just goes to show that they already gather the support even before they attack Marawi City.

What's interesting are those drugs found in their lair. It's possible that there are other local lawless elements that connive with them.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Sithara007 on June 20, 2017, 01:53:00 AM
The Philippines is a hardcore Catholic nation, and the rights of other minorities (especially that of the Muslims and Animists) are frequently violated. I heard that there has been lot of attempts to convert the Muslims to Catholicism in Mindanao and Sulu. And this may be the reason why so many of them are rebelling against the government.

Really? How come, that members such as CoinGrabber are seculars the? "Hardcore catholic" what does that even mean?

Islamic terrorists have killed 1263 people in the last 23 days alone. To equate the threat of ‘right wing terror’ with the mechanized, industrial level bloodshed carried out in the name of Islam is intellectually dishonest and crass.

The Catholic church does have a great deal of influence in the Philippine government, but it is not correct to say that the rights of the other religious minorities are being infringed. Also, the church has lost most of its hold after Duterte was elected as the president. He had a few public spats with the bishops and the deacons. 


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: crwth on June 20, 2017, 02:03:08 AM
The Philippines is a hardcore Catholic nation, and the rights of other minorities (especially that of the Muslims and Animists) are frequently violated. I heard that there has been lot of attempts to convert the Muslims to Catholicism in Mindanao and Sulu. And this may be the reason why so many of them are rebelling against the government.

Really? How come, that members such as CoinGrabber are seculars the? "Hardcore catholic" what does that even mean?

Islamic terrorists have killed 1263 people in the last 23 days alone. To equate the threat of ‘right wing terror’ with the mechanized, industrial level bloodshed carried out in the name of Islam is intellectually dishonest and crass.

The Catholic church does have a great deal of influence in the Philippine government, but it is not correct to say that the rights of the other religious minorities are being infringed. Also, the church has lost most of its hold after Duterte was elected as the president. He had a few public spats with the bishops and the deacons. 
It's all about giving respect to people and their religion, basically, President Duterte was really talking about the traffic and not the church itself but definitely, he has always been direct to what he wants and he never goes in circle in his words, he talks straight to the point and is game to destroy the evil in the Philippines, Drugs.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Mometaskers on June 20, 2017, 10:35:16 AM
Government already recaptured 90% of the city. The terrorists have bunkered in various mosques across the city, sniping at soldiers from their minarets and other projections. That's the only reason they are still alive. The air force has resumed strikes and there was an American plane seen patrolling the area. Once they get permission to drop bombs on the mosques, it will all be over.


Atleast pinoys are very funnny.
You can stop your 3rd world conspiracies about me having alts.
Which nationality i am is easy to deduct and widely known except you are a 3rd world pinoy with an avg. Iq of 80.

Whats the difference about europe and pinoy utopia?
We have isolated terrorist attacks from radicalised  2nd/3rd generation muslims that kill less people then a public bus per year.
In pinoy utopia the muslim population conquers whole states.

Be more delusional please.

Ps: be grateful i give you the opportunity to spam for money instead of selling shabu

It just one city in a medium-sized province. No need to exaggerate. Only reason they have not been eliminated yet is because they're hiding in mosques, which is off-limits for attacks, as is the standard in many countries.

Mostly the reason why terrorist siege is happening not just on the Philippines but also in some nations around the world because they are seeking for the attention of the national government about their personal claims and needs because of the poverty that is really obvious in many nations. But their way to caught the attention of the government is really wrong because they are sacrificing the innocent minds not just of those children but also the families that are involved in the vicinity where the terrorist siege is happening.

You are still claiming that poverty is the issue here? Marawi is not the poorest city in the Philippines. The inhabitants were relatively well off. So don't play games here. It was Islam which caused this siege, and not poverty.

It is actually the only highly urbanized city in the autonomous Muslim region. It's far from the hovels in other Muslim provinces.


Exaggrate? :D

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moro_conflict

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moro_conflict#/media/File%3APhilippines_Christian-Muslim_Division_Map_(by_majority).png

You don't have to lecture me about my country's own history. I know this.

That dont downplay the fact that the phillipines are a 3rd world shithole.

Is, it's still a single country. I know it's a shithole but there are far worse shithole around... like Zimbabwe or South Sudan. Not that I'm proud there are worse or that I'm happy for their misery put I also just have to point that out, same way you're accusing me of downplaying the situation here.

I can't help but wonder why you keep coming back to this thread just to diss at Filipinos when you also have other problems to worry about. Did you try to get a mail order bride but got rejected by the agency? Or did you visit here and got mugged or robbed? I suppose only bad experience or a bad case of ethnocentrism causes people to make such comments.

You're one of the few people here in the forum who I've seen regularly visit Pinoy-related threads just to call everyone an idiot.

Im sorry to hurt your feelings but this is not pinoyland where mr. Sucker duterte kills or jails everyone who says the truth.
Btw. I only call certain people idiots.
Saying that ph is a 3rd world shithole doesnt mean that every pinoy is a idiot.
And you are excusing now the state of PH because zimbabwe and somalia are even worst 3rd world shitholes?

You are a idiot.

Did you even read what I wrote honey? I was not making excuses, I merely pointed out that this third world shithole is still among the better shitholes, just to give you a perspective.

I was not hurt at all. I was not hurt at all, I just found your behavior baffling. And you don't have to bring the guy in here, no one's threatening your safety for all the things you've been saying.

The way you go around in this thread, you seem hell-bent on painting the situation in the country to be worse than it is, that's why I said you were exaggerating. And what response did I get? You sent me a wikipedia link and when I said I already know that, being that about my country, you replied with this ^^.

I know you hate third worlders here and it's quite easy to express that in the forum, you being anonymous. But maybe before going to bed, remember that a huge portion of humanity live in those countries and some of those people are already in your backyard.

There, a long reply. Hoping that made you a happy person, if you're the sort of guy that get a kick out this.



God you 70 iq pinoys always need someone to explain it to you 5 times.

You were clearly downplaying the situation in your home country wtf are you talking about?
The picture i linked clearly showed a ridiculous area under terrorist siege.

You even went so far to say that pinoyland is not the worst shithole of all the 3rd world countries lol.
That is just facepalm.

Im exaggerating? It seems you are just delusional about:
Martial law? Terrorist siege? Tbc resistance? Broken judical system (where the fuck do you have to in avg.
go 8 years to jail until you see a judge that checks your case Lol)?
/edit i forgot children soldiers

Dear, i dont (need to) hate 3rd worlders.
3rd world people are hating each other on their own.


Btw. Whats the link with hate and being anonymous? You cant be jailed for expressing your opinion like in duterte land :)


I was talking about just this particular incident which is restricted to a single city and then you included all the Islamist problems we've had in the past decades. Geez, maybe also mention the Commies and territorial spat with China, and us lying along the typhoon belt and the Pacific Ring of Fire, no? You even included tuberculosis which I believe you ranted about in a different thread as if this country is the only one that have that.  ;D We all know about all these shit, yes even the child soldiers - Maute was not the first to use them, heck, even Commies do.

Doesn't sound like it. And you know it, anyone seeing your comments elsewhere do, they just don't reply to you coz you never accept you make any mistake and keep replying till they get tired of talking to you.

Read my first reply to you, the one in orange and ask yourself if that was worth all this.





Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: criptix on June 20, 2017, 09:14:53 PM
Government already recaptured 90% of the city. The terrorists have bunkered in various mosques across the city, sniping at soldiers from their minarets and other projections. That's the only reason they are still alive. The air force has resumed strikes and there was an American plane seen patrolling the area. Once they get permission to drop bombs on the mosques, it will all be over.


Atleast pinoys are very funnny.
You can stop your 3rd world conspiracies about me having alts.
Which nationality i am is easy to deduct and widely known except you are a 3rd world pinoy with an avg. Iq of 80.

Whats the difference about europe and pinoy utopia?
We have isolated terrorist attacks from radicalised  2nd/3rd generation muslims that kill less people then a public bus per year.
In pinoy utopia the muslim population conquers whole states.

Be more delusional please.

Ps: be grateful i give you the opportunity to spam for money instead of selling shabu

It just one city in a medium-sized province. No need to exaggerate. Only reason they have not been eliminated yet is because they're hiding in mosques, which is off-limits for attacks, as is the standard in many countries.

Mostly the reason why terrorist siege is happening not just on the Philippines but also in some nations around the world because they are seeking for the attention of the national government about their personal claims and needs because of the poverty that is really obvious in many nations. But their way to caught the attention of the government is really wrong because they are sacrificing the innocent minds not just of those children but also the families that are involved in the vicinity where the terrorist siege is happening.

You are still claiming that poverty is the issue here? Marawi is not the poorest city in the Philippines. The inhabitants were relatively well off. So don't play games here. It was Islam which caused this siege, and not poverty.

It is actually the only highly urbanized city in the autonomous Muslim region. It's far from the hovels in other Muslim provinces.


Exaggrate? :D

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moro_conflict

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moro_conflict#/media/File%3APhilippines_Christian-Muslim_Division_Map_(by_majority).png

You don't have to lecture me about my country's own history. I know this.

That dont downplay the fact that the phillipines are a 3rd world shithole.

Is, it's still a single country. I know it's a shithole but there are far worse shithole around... like Zimbabwe or South Sudan. Not that I'm proud there are worse or that I'm happy for their misery put I also just have to point that out, same way you're accusing me of downplaying the situation here.

I can't help but wonder why you keep coming back to this thread just to diss at Filipinos when you also have other problems to worry about. Did you try to get a mail order bride but got rejected by the agency? Or did you visit here and got mugged or robbed? I suppose only bad experience or a bad case of ethnocentrism causes people to make such comments.

You're one of the few people here in the forum who I've seen regularly visit Pinoy-related threads just to call everyone an idiot.

Im sorry to hurt your feelings but this is not pinoyland where mr. Sucker duterte kills or jails everyone who says the truth.
Btw. I only call certain people idiots.
Saying that ph is a 3rd world shithole doesnt mean that every pinoy is a idiot.
And you are excusing now the state of PH because zimbabwe and somalia are even worst 3rd world shitholes?

You are a idiot.

Did you even read what I wrote honey? I was not making excuses, I merely pointed out that this third world shithole is still among the better shitholes, just to give you a perspective.

I was not hurt at all. I was not hurt at all, I just found your behavior baffling. And you don't have to bring the guy in here, no one's threatening your safety for all the things you've been saying.

The way you go around in this thread, you seem hell-bent on painting the situation in the country to be worse than it is, that's why I said you were exaggerating. And what response did I get? You sent me a wikipedia link and when I said I already know that, being that about my country, you replied with this ^^.

I know you hate third worlders here and it's quite easy to express that in the forum, you being anonymous. But maybe before going to bed, remember that a huge portion of humanity live in those countries and some of those people are already in your backyard.

There, a long reply. Hoping that made you a happy person, if you're the sort of guy that get a kick out this.



God you 70 iq pinoys always need someone to explain it to you 5 times.

You were clearly downplaying the situation in your home country wtf are you talking about?
The picture i linked clearly showed a ridiculous area under terrorist siege.

You even went so far to say that pinoyland is not the worst shithole of all the 3rd world countries lol.
That is just facepalm.

Im exaggerating? It seems you are just delusional about:
Martial law? Terrorist siege? Tbc resistance? Broken judical system (where the fuck do you have to in avg.
go 8 years to jail until you see a judge that checks your case Lol)?
/edit i forgot children soldiers

Dear, i dont (need to) hate 3rd worlders.
3rd world people are hating each other on their own.


Btw. Whats the link with hate and being anonymous? You cant be jailed for expressing your opinion like in duterte land :)


I was talking about just this particular incident which is restricted to a single city and then you included all the Islamist problems we've had in the past decades. Geez, maybe also mention the Commies and territorial spat with China, and us lying along the typhoon belt and the Pacific Ring of Fire, no? You even included tuberculosis which I believe you ranted about in a different thread as if this country is the only one that have that.  ;D We all know about all these shit, yes even the child soldiers - Maute was not the first to use them, heck, even Commies do.

Doesn't sound like it. And you know it, anyone seeing your comments elsewhere do, they just don't reply to you coz you never accept you make any mistake and keep replying till they get tired of talking to you.

Read my first reply to you, the one in orange and ask yourself if that was worth all this.


first congratz that you managed to find out how BB-codes work.

second, it might be hard for your 80 iq to understand but i was talking mainly about two things:

1.) difference of europe and the phillipines

in the context of

2.) radical islam


this "terrorist siege in the Philippines" is the direct consequence of the century old muslim conflict in the PH.
all the things that i mentioned and didnt mentioned are deadly serious and are the reasons why the phillipines are a third world nation.

btw. sure all things eventually existed in history once.
but how the hell do you come to the conclusion that children soldiers arent that bad because commies had them too?  ???


ps:
if all the sig spammers would reply to me i would really be forced to use my ignore button ::)
also hard to believe but there are still more then a handful intelligent people posting on this board :)


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: hovrah on June 20, 2017, 09:17:30 PM
Perhaps we have greatly exaggerated the problem of terrorism in the Philippines? The fact is that the government is trying to get rid of such obsession by all means and bring all the affairs in the country calmly. We understand that first of all the first article of the country's income suffers, iata tourism. Previously, the Philippines was a Mecca for lovers of thrill and entertainment, but today, because of fear for their lives and because of poor media information, many do not want to visit the Philippines.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Sithara007 on June 21, 2017, 01:55:11 AM
It's all about giving respect to people and their religion, basically, President Duterte was really talking about the traffic and not the church itself but definitely, he has always been direct to what he wants and he never goes in circle in his words, he talks straight to the point and is game to destroy the evil in the Philippines, Drugs.

Duterte's campaign against the drugs was a major success, despite heavy criticism from the western nations. And that is one of the reasons why I think that some of the drug kingpins might have allied with the ISIS leaders in Mindanao, to start this rebellion. This could be an attempt to derail the ongoing war on drugs in the Philippines.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Sadlife on June 21, 2017, 03:06:24 AM
This attackers are no longer attention seekers but actually an official affiliate group from the international group called ISIS cause among the dead attackers there said to be foreigners with them that were killed so that omly mean that they've had some support from the ISIS. The president of the Philippines made a wise move to declare martial law to confine the situation and now the battle in mindanao is nearing it's decisive moment and finally this terrorist that is terrorizing, kidnapping and beheading foreigners will finally be stopped. This dangerous people has been neglected from the past administration, right now is the only time it is being resolved.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Netnox on June 21, 2017, 05:52:47 AM
This attackers are no longer attention seekers but actually an official affiliate group from the international group called ISIS cause among the dead attackers there said to be foreigners with them that were killed so that omly mean that they've had some support from the ISIS. The president of the Philippines made a wise move to declare martial law to confine the situation and now the battle in mindanao is nearing it's decisive moment and finally this terrorist that is terrorizing, kidnapping and beheading foreigners will finally be stopped. This dangerous people has been neglected from the past administration, right now is the only time it is being resolved.

I also heard that foreign fighters were among the Islamist rebels in Marawi. How did they got there? I heard that even militants from Chechenya were fighting there. What about the border checks? The Chechens could have traveled by air, and that is the only way they could reach Marawi. Why the Philippine authorities were unable to prevent them from traveling to Mindanao?


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Mometaskers on June 21, 2017, 01:54:17 PM
Government already recaptured 90% of the city. The terrorists have bunkered in various mosques across the city, sniping at soldiers from their minarets and other projections. That's the only reason they are still alive. The air force has resumed strikes and there was an American plane seen patrolling the area. Once they get permission to drop bombs on the mosques, it will all be over.


Atleast pinoys are very funnny.
You can stop your 3rd world conspiracies about me having alts.
Which nationality i am is easy to deduct and widely known except you are a 3rd world pinoy with an avg. Iq of 80.

Whats the difference about europe and pinoy utopia?
We have isolated terrorist attacks from radicalised  2nd/3rd generation muslims that kill less people then a public bus per year.
In pinoy utopia the muslim population conquers whole states.

Be more delusional please.

Ps: be grateful i give you the opportunity to spam for money instead of selling shabu

It just one city in a medium-sized province. No need to exaggerate. Only reason they have not been eliminated yet is because they're hiding in mosques, which is off-limits for attacks, as is the standard in many countries.

Mostly the reason why terrorist siege is happening not just on the Philippines but also in some nations around the world because they are seeking for the attention of the national government about their personal claims and needs because of the poverty that is really obvious in many nations. But their way to caught the attention of the government is really wrong because they are sacrificing the innocent minds not just of those children but also the families that are involved in the vicinity where the terrorist siege is happening.

You are still claiming that poverty is the issue here? Marawi is not the poorest city in the Philippines. The inhabitants were relatively well off. So don't play games here. It was Islam which caused this siege, and not poverty.

It is actually the only highly urbanized city in the autonomous Muslim region. It's far from the hovels in other Muslim provinces.


Exaggrate? :D

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moro_conflict

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moro_conflict#/media/File%3APhilippines_Christian-Muslim_Division_Map_(by_majority).png

You don't have to lecture me about my country's own history. I know this.

That dont downplay the fact that the phillipines are a 3rd world shithole.

Is, it's still a single country. I know it's a shithole but there are far worse shithole around... like Zimbabwe or South Sudan. Not that I'm proud there are worse or that I'm happy for their misery put I also just have to point that out, same way you're accusing me of downplaying the situation here.

I can't help but wonder why you keep coming back to this thread just to diss at Filipinos when you also have other problems to worry about. Did you try to get a mail order bride but got rejected by the agency? Or did you visit here and got mugged or robbed? I suppose only bad experience or a bad case of ethnocentrism causes people to make such comments.

You're one of the few people here in the forum who I've seen regularly visit Pinoy-related threads just to call everyone an idiot.

Im sorry to hurt your feelings but this is not pinoyland where mr. Sucker duterte kills or jails everyone who says the truth.
Btw. I only call certain people idiots.
Saying that ph is a 3rd world shithole doesnt mean that every pinoy is a idiot.
And you are excusing now the state of PH because zimbabwe and somalia are even worst 3rd world shitholes?

You are a idiot.

Did you even read what I wrote honey? I was not making excuses, I merely pointed out that this third world shithole is still among the better shitholes, just to give you a perspective.

I was not hurt at all. I was not hurt at all, I just found your behavior baffling. And you don't have to bring the guy in here, no one's threatening your safety for all the things you've been saying.

The way you go around in this thread, you seem hell-bent on painting the situation in the country to be worse than it is, that's why I said you were exaggerating. And what response did I get? You sent me a wikipedia link and when I said I already know that, being that about my country, you replied with this ^^.

I know you hate third worlders here and it's quite easy to express that in the forum, you being anonymous. But maybe before going to bed, remember that a huge portion of humanity live in those countries and some of those people are already in your backyard.

There, a long reply. Hoping that made you a happy person, if you're the sort of guy that get a kick out this.



God you 70 iq pinoys always need someone to explain it to you 5 times.

You were clearly downplaying the situation in your home country wtf are you talking about?
The picture i linked clearly showed a ridiculous area under terrorist siege.

You even went so far to say that pinoyland is not the worst shithole of all the 3rd world countries lol.
That is just facepalm.

Im exaggerating? It seems you are just delusional about:
Martial law? Terrorist siege? Tbc resistance? Broken judical system (where the fuck do you have to in avg.
go 8 years to jail until you see a judge that checks your case Lol)?
/edit i forgot children soldiers

Dear, i dont (need to) hate 3rd worlders.
3rd world people are hating each other on their own.


Btw. Whats the link with hate and being anonymous? You cant be jailed for expressing your opinion like in duterte land :)


I was talking about just this particular incident which is restricted to a single city and then you included all the Islamist problems we've had in the past decades. Geez, maybe also mention the Commies and territorial spat with China, and us lying along the typhoon belt and the Pacific Ring of Fire, no? You even included tuberculosis which I believe you ranted about in a different thread as if this country is the only one that have that.  ;D We all know about all these shit, yes even the child soldiers - Maute was not the first to use them, heck, even Commies do.

Doesn't sound like it. And you know it, anyone seeing your comments elsewhere do, they just don't reply to you coz you never accept you make any mistake and keep replying till they get tired of talking to you.

Read my first reply to you, the one in orange and ask yourself if that was worth all this.


first congratz that you managed to find out how BB-codes work.

second, it might be hard for your 80 iq to understand but i was talking mainly about two things:

1.) difference of europe and the phillipines

in the context of

2.) radical islam


this "terrorist siege in the Philippines" is the direct consequence of the century old muslim conflict in the PH.
all the things that i mentioned and didnt mentioned are deadly serious and are the reasons why the phillipines are a third world nation.

btw. sure all things eventually existed in history once.
but how the hell do you come to the conclusion that children soldiers arent that bad because commies had them too?  ???


ps:
if all the sig spammers would reply to me i would really be forced to use my ignore button ::)
also hard to believe but there are still more then a handful intelligent people posting on this board :)

Sigh, just admit you exaggerated THIS incident, the one we are talking about on THIS thread. You kept insisting a whole "state" was overrun. When I corrected you, you went on to start pointing at articles and when I told you I know that, you then started accusing me of "downplaying" the WHOLE country's situation and then went on rattling about different stuff like tuberculosis.

I'm also getting tired talking to you and repeating everything. If you want to keep at it at this thread, you are free do so, just don't expect further replies from me. You can even even go ranting about tuberculosis again. We don't behead people for saying stuff here.  ;D


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Mometaskers on June 21, 2017, 01:57:56 PM
This attackers are no longer attention seekers but actually an official affiliate group from the international group called ISIS cause among the dead attackers there said to be foreigners with them that were killed so that omly mean that they've had some support from the ISIS. The president of the Philippines made a wise move to declare martial law to confine the situation and now the battle in mindanao is nearing it's decisive moment and finally this terrorist that is terrorizing, kidnapping and beheading foreigners will finally be stopped. This dangerous people has been neglected from the past administration, right now is the only time it is being resolved.

I also heard that foreign fighters were among the Islamist rebels in Marawi. How did they got there? I heard that even militants from Chechenya were fighting there. What about the border checks? The Chechens could have traveled by air, and that is the only way they could reach Marawi. Why the Philippine authorities were unable to prevent them from traveling to Mindanao?

Coz they're stupid. They said they knew people involved in this, that they've been tracking those people's activities. And yet here we have the group staging a battle in that city. Sorta like authorities abroad whenever a terrorist attack happen. "The guy's been on our watchlist since [insert year here]". And yet they did nothing. Police and intelligence agencies that has allowed these to happen are just as guilty as the attackers. It's like they killed the victims with their own hands.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: bryant.coleman on June 21, 2017, 02:05:11 PM
Coz they're stupid. They said they knew people involved in this, that they've been tracking those people's activities. And yet here we have the group staging a battle in that city. Sorta like authorities abroad whenever a terrorist attack happen. "The guy's been on our watchlist since [insert year here]". And yet they did nothing. Police and intelligence agencies that has allowed these to happen are just as guilty as the attackers. It's like they killed the victims with their own hands.

Can't blame the authorities for this mess. Philippines is a country of more than 100 million people, and it is not easy monitoring all of them. These foreign fighters might have somehow slipped through the net. Even in the European nations such as the Great Britain and France, terrorist attacks are now frequently occurring despite strict monitoring and surveillance.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Come on! on June 21, 2017, 02:08:42 PM
Coz they're stupid. They said they knew people involved in this, that they've been tracking those people's activities. And yet here we have the group staging a battle in that city. Sorta like authorities abroad whenever a terrorist attack happen. "The guy's been on our watchlist since [insert year here]". And yet they did nothing. Police and intelligence agencies that has allowed these to happen are just as guilty as the attackers. It's like they killed the victims with their own hands.

Can't blame the authorities for this mess. Philippines is a country of more than 100 million people, and it is not easy monitoring all of them. These foreign fighters might have somehow slipped through the net. Even in the European nations such as the Great Britain and France, terrorist attacks are now frequently occurring despite strict monitoring and surveillance.

Even a secured country can have a hole in it. That can make it not secured. I think there are a lot of ways to enter our country especially we are close to another country. This will be a great lesson for the military and navy of our country.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Malsetid on June 21, 2017, 02:32:51 PM
Coz they're stupid. They said they knew people involved in this, that they've been tracking those people's activities. And yet here we have the group staging a battle in that city. Sorta like authorities abroad whenever a terrorist attack happen. "The guy's been on our watchlist since [insert year here]". And yet they did nothing. Police and intelligence agencies that has allowed these to happen are just as guilty as the attackers. It's like they killed the victims with their own hands.

Can't blame the authorities for this mess. Philippines is a country of more than 100 million people, and it is not easy monitoring all of them. These foreign fighters might have somehow slipped through the net. Even in the European nations such as the Great Britain and France, terrorist attacks are now frequently occurring despite strict monitoring and surveillance.

I agree. It's really difficult to focus on a single intelligence information especially if you got it from a couple of years back. Though there should have been precautions already and I think this could've been prevented. A lot of people are already suffering from what's going on and it seems that this debacle wouldn't be over quite soon despite the Philippine military saying that there are only a few terrorists remaining now.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: merchantofzeny on June 21, 2017, 04:42:34 PM
Coz they're stupid. They said they knew people involved in this, that they've been tracking those people's activities. And yet here we have the group staging a battle in that city. Sorta like authorities abroad whenever a terrorist attack happen. "The guy's been on our watchlist since [insert year here]". And yet they did nothing. Police and intelligence agencies that has allowed these to happen are just as guilty as the attackers. It's like they killed the victims with their own hands.

Can't blame the authorities for this mess. Philippines is a country of more than 100 million people, and it is not easy monitoring all of them. These foreign fighters might have somehow slipped through the net. Even in the European nations such as the Great Britain and France, terrorist attacks are now frequently occurring despite strict monitoring and surveillance.

Even a secured country can have a hole in it. That can make it not secured. I think there are a lot of ways to enter our country especially we are close to another country. This will be a great lesson for the military and navy of our country.

They really need a thorough investigation to see if there were any lapses, like what the French did after the terror attack in Paris. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lzSLtMp58XQ

If these people were indeed already regarded as "persons of interest" what did the police do to monitor them and how were they able to escape the radar? Have they uncovered the network? Have they already arrested these people, taking advantage of martial law there? These are questions that needed to be answered and the public must know.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Sweetbtc on June 21, 2017, 06:23:35 PM
Coz they're stupid. They said they knew people involved in this, that they've been tracking those people's activities. And yet here we have the group staging a battle in that city. Sorta like authorities abroad whenever a terrorist attack happen. "The guy's been on our watchlist since [insert year here]". And yet they did nothing. Police and intelligence agencies that has allowed these to happen are just as guilty as the attackers. It's like they killed the victims with their own hands.

Can't blame the authorities for this mess. Philippines is a country of more than 100 million people, and it is not easy monitoring all of them. These foreign fighters might have somehow slipped through the net. Even in the European nations such as the Great Britain and France, terrorist attacks are now frequently occurring despite strict monitoring and surveillance.

I agree. It's really difficult to focus on a single intelligence information especially if you got it from a couple of years back. Though there should have been precautions already and I think this could've been prevented. A lot of people are already suffering from what's going on and it seems that this debacle wouldn't be over quite soon despite the Philippine military saying that there are only a few terrorists remaining now.

Other than a mild alteration in the value of the currency of that country, where is the bearing that this has on Bitcoin and the crypto community. 


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Sweetbtc on June 21, 2017, 06:30:37 PM
Yes, a butterfly in New York can make a tsunami in Japan, but that does not mean that the Japan news services are covering the butterfly activity news across the globe. 


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: jonnybravo0411 on June 21, 2017, 08:08:41 PM
Yes, a butterfly in New York can make a tsunami in Japan, but that does not mean that the Japan news services are covering the butterfly activity news across the globe. 
If so take as a basis What is happening in each country, it seems to me that today there are no safe countries. It's like in the war, when people consider killed soldiers. And at the same time they understand that for example on the roads in traffic accidents people die much more for the whole day. Therefore, you need to approach everything with loyalty and with a different approach.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Xester on June 21, 2017, 08:20:37 PM
Yes, a butterfly in New York can make a tsunami in Japan, but that does not mean that the Japan news services are covering the butterfly activity news across the globe. 
If so take as a basis What is happening in each country, it seems to me that today there are no safe countries. It's like in the war, when people consider killed soldiers. And at the same time they understand that for example on the roads in traffic accidents people die much more for the whole day. Therefore, you need to approach everything with loyalty and with a different approach.

I like what you said.  Indeed there is no safe country but we cannot deny the fact that if a country is serious about developing safetiness with its people that country seems to have less accident, disaster, or terrorist siege.  Canada, Australia, and New Zealand for example have safer community rather than other cibilized countries.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: 2girls on June 21, 2017, 10:24:41 PM
Yes, a butterfly in New York can make a tsunami in Japan, but that does not mean that the Japan news services are covering the butterfly activity news across the globe. 

Why is there an inclusion of this in the forum in the first place.  The category was a default one that came with the forum software and the fact that people touch it is pretty funny.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Sweetbtc on June 21, 2017, 10:25:36 PM
Yes, a butterfly in New York can make a tsunami in Japan, but that does not mean that the Japan news services are covering the butterfly activity news across the globe. 

Why is there an inclusion of this in the forum in the first place.  The category was a default one that came with the forum software and the fact that people touch it is pretty funny.

Isn't Facebook the place for stuff like this and pictures of your breakfast and the fact that James Woods had gas last night at the Miley Cyrus awards and twerking banquet?


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: darklus123 on June 21, 2017, 11:23:22 PM
As the day passes by the damage is getting bigger not just on the infrastructure, economics but most especially the emotional damage that the war causes to every civilian who are affected and it seems that this war is not yet closed to an end


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Sithara007 on June 22, 2017, 12:55:45 AM
As the day passes by the damage is getting bigger not just on the infrastructure, economics but most especially the emotional damage that the war causes to every civilian who are affected and it seems that this war is not yet closed to an end

No one wants war, with the exception of American defense corporations such as Raytheon and Boeing. But the Filipinos had no other choice when the Islamic state took over Marawi. What else they could have done? Sit back and watch Marawi becoming another Raqqa?


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: ployfit on June 22, 2017, 01:18:39 AM
What a trashy country, what a trashy president, what a trashy army, what a trashy control... Anyone having guns can prepare a massacre in these type of low profile country.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Mometaskers on June 22, 2017, 11:22:29 AM
Coz they're stupid. They said they knew people involved in this, that they've been tracking those people's activities. And yet here we have the group staging a battle in that city. Sorta like authorities abroad whenever a terrorist attack happen. "The guy's been on our watchlist since [insert year here]". And yet they did nothing. Police and intelligence agencies that has allowed these to happen are just as guilty as the attackers. It's like they killed the victims with their own hands.

Can't blame the authorities for this mess. Philippines is a country of more than 100 million people, and it is not easy monitoring all of them. These foreign fighters might have somehow slipped through the net. Even in the European nations such as the Great Britain and France, terrorist attacks are now frequently occurring despite strict monitoring and surveillance.

The point is they admitted they were "monitoring" people. I would have understood if they were caught of guard but no, even they said that the arms used by the terrorists were been being piled up way before the attack. Why didn't they move to arrest them right then and there?

Instead they allowed them to to fulfill their plans. For what, for them to be caught red-handed? At the cost of several soldiers and civilians?


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: criptix on June 22, 2017, 06:16:07 PM
Government already recaptured 90% of the city. The terrorists have bunkered in various mosques across the city, sniping at soldiers from their minarets and other projections. That's the only reason they are still alive. The air force has resumed strikes and there was an American plane seen patrolling the area. Once they get permission to drop bombs on the mosques, it will all be over.


Atleast pinoys are very funnny.
You can stop your 3rd world conspiracies about me having alts.
Which nationality i am is easy to deduct and widely known except you are a 3rd world pinoy with an avg. Iq of 80.

Whats the difference about europe and pinoy utopia?
We have isolated terrorist attacks from radicalised  2nd/3rd generation muslims that kill less people then a public bus per year.
In pinoy utopia the muslim population conquers whole states.

Be more delusional please.

Ps: be grateful i give you the opportunity to spam for money instead of selling shabu

It just one city in a medium-sized province. No need to exaggerate. Only reason they have not been eliminated yet is because they're hiding in mosques, which is off-limits for attacks, as is the standard in many countries.

Mostly the reason why terrorist siege is happening not just on the Philippines but also in some nations around the world because they are seeking for the attention of the national government about their personal claims and needs because of the poverty that is really obvious in many nations. But their way to caught the attention of the government is really wrong because they are sacrificing the innocent minds not just of those children but also the families that are involved in the vicinity where the terrorist siege is happening.

You are still claiming that poverty is the issue here? Marawi is not the poorest city in the Philippines. The inhabitants were relatively well off. So don't play games here. It was Islam which caused this siege, and not poverty.

It is actually the only highly urbanized city in the autonomous Muslim region. It's far from the hovels in other Muslim provinces.


Exaggrate? :D

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moro_conflict

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moro_conflict#/media/File%3APhilippines_Christian-Muslim_Division_Map_(by_majority).png

You don't have to lecture me about my country's own history. I know this.

That dont downplay the fact that the phillipines are a 3rd world shithole.

Is, it's still a single country. I know it's a shithole but there are far worse shithole around... like Zimbabwe or South Sudan. Not that I'm proud there are worse or that I'm happy for their misery put I also just have to point that out, same way you're accusing me of downplaying the situation here.

I can't help but wonder why you keep coming back to this thread just to diss at Filipinos when you also have other problems to worry about. Did you try to get a mail order bride but got rejected by the agency? Or did you visit here and got mugged or robbed? I suppose only bad experience or a bad case of ethnocentrism causes people to make such comments.

You're one of the few people here in the forum who I've seen regularly visit Pinoy-related threads just to call everyone an idiot.

Im sorry to hurt your feelings but this is not pinoyland where mr. Sucker duterte kills or jails everyone who says the truth.
Btw. I only call certain people idiots.
Saying that ph is a 3rd world shithole doesnt mean that every pinoy is a idiot.
And you are excusing now the state of PH because zimbabwe and somalia are even worst 3rd world shitholes?

You are a idiot.

Did you even read what I wrote honey? I was not making excuses, I merely pointed out that this third world shithole is still among the better shitholes, just to give you a perspective.

I was not hurt at all. I was not hurt at all, I just found your behavior baffling. And you don't have to bring the guy in here, no one's threatening your safety for all the things you've been saying.

The way you go around in this thread, you seem hell-bent on painting the situation in the country to be worse than it is, that's why I said you were exaggerating. And what response did I get? You sent me a wikipedia link and when I said I already know that, being that about my country, you replied with this ^^.

I know you hate third worlders here and it's quite easy to express that in the forum, you being anonymous. But maybe before going to bed, remember that a huge portion of humanity live in those countries and some of those people are already in your backyard.

There, a long reply. Hoping that made you a happy person, if you're the sort of guy that get a kick out this.



God you 70 iq pinoys always need someone to explain it to you 5 times.

You were clearly downplaying the situation in your home country wtf are you talking about?
The picture i linked clearly showed a ridiculous area under terrorist siege.

You even went so far to say that pinoyland is not the worst shithole of all the 3rd world countries lol.
That is just facepalm.

Im exaggerating? It seems you are just delusional about:
Martial law? Terrorist siege? Tbc resistance? Broken judical system (where the fuck do you have to in avg.
go 8 years to jail until you see a judge that checks your case Lol)?
/edit i forgot children soldiers

Dear, i dont (need to) hate 3rd worlders.
3rd world people are hating each other on their own.


Btw. Whats the link with hate and being anonymous? You cant be jailed for expressing your opinion like in duterte land :)


I was talking about just this particular incident which is restricted to a single city and then you included all the Islamist problems we've had in the past decades. Geez, maybe also mention the Commies and territorial spat with China, and us lying along the typhoon belt and the Pacific Ring of Fire, no? You even included tuberculosis which I believe you ranted about in a different thread as if this country is the only one that have that.  ;D We all know about all these shit, yes even the child soldiers - Maute was not the first to use them, heck, even Commies do.

Doesn't sound like it. And you know it, anyone seeing your comments elsewhere do, they just don't reply to you coz you never accept you make any mistake and keep replying till they get tired of talking to you.

Read my first reply to you, the one in orange and ask yourself if that was worth all this.


first congratz that you managed to find out how BB-codes work.

second, it might be hard for your 80 iq to understand but i was talking mainly about two things:

1.) difference of europe and the phillipines

in the context of

2.) radical islam


this "terrorist siege in the Philippines" is the direct consequence of the century old muslim conflict in the PH.
all the things that i mentioned and didnt mentioned are deadly serious and are the reasons why the phillipines are a third world nation.

btw. sure all things eventually existed in history once.
but how the hell do you come to the conclusion that children soldiers arent that bad because commies had them too?  ???


ps:
if all the sig spammers would reply to me i would really be forced to use my ignore button ::)
also hard to believe but there are still more then a handful intelligent people posting on this board :)

Sigh, just admit you exaggerated THIS incident, the one we are talking about on THIS thread. You kept insisting a whole "state" was overrun. When I corrected you, you went on to start pointing at articles and when I told you I know that, you then started accusing me of "downplaying" the WHOLE country's situation and then went on rattling about different stuff like tuberculosis.

I'm also getting tired talking to you and repeating everything. If you want to keep at it at this thread, you are free do so, just don't expect further replies from me. You can even even go ranting about tuberculosis again. We don't behead people for saying stuff here.  ;D


No i wasnt. You seem to have some sort of brain damage or it just might be your iq of 80.

This is the original string of discussion which you quoted from:

Well at least Duterte finally had the balls to blame them for what happened to their city.

http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/904084/duterte-warns-moros-against-joining-fighting-in-marawi?utm_term=Autofeed&utm_campaign=Echobox&utm_medium=Social&utm_source=Facebook#link_time=1497017469

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President Rodrigo Duterte warned “fellow Moro” against joining the fray in Marawi, where government troops had been battling it out with extremists holding portions of the city.

Duterte told them to get out of the way and leave Marawi, adding that they would always be welcome in his home city of Davao.

“My warning to my fellow Moro: Do not, do not attempt to play here. If you don’t want to get in trouble, get of the way,” he said in a speech before soldiers of the 1st Mechanized Infantry Division in Sultan Kudarat.

“Do not join in because we would just end up killing each other – we of the same blood – and I don’t want that,” he added.

He made the statement after chiding Maranaos once more for letting the Islamic State into Marawi.

He also disclosed that he had talked over the phone with one of the persons ordered arrested in connection with Marawi siege, whom he identified as “Solitario.”

Defense Secretary Delfin Lorenzana issued Arrest Order No. 2 on Omar Solitario Ali, a former mayor of Marawi.

Ali is the brother of former Marawi Mayor Fahad Salic, who is married to a cousin of Omar and Abdullah Maute, who lead one of the extremists groups staging a rebellion in Marawi.

Salic has been nabbed for rebellion.

An Inquirer report also identified Ali as the government emissary who tried to stage a dialogue with the Maute Group to spare the city from destruction and secure the release of a Catholic priest taken hostage.

The attempt was unsuccessful.

“Solitario called me up,” Duterte said. “Son of a bitch, what’s up with you? Are you a friend of the government or are we foes? I said: ‘Lorenzana wants you arrested. Son of a bitch, I will really have you killed’.”

He also told Solitario to talk with Secretary Jesus Dureza, presidential adviser on the peace process, but to make sure he wouldn’t show himself to government forces because he would really be nabbed and he might be killed.

If Solitario would be able to clear his name and show he had no hand in the Marawi incident, that would be the only time he would talk to him, the President said.

Earlier on Friday, Undersecretary Ernesto Abella, presidential spokesperson, said that, when Duterte lamented that the Maranaos allowed the entry of IS, he was not assigning “blanket blame.”

“I would assume that what he’s referring to are basically the sympathizers, the actual sympathizers who would be that. But it’s not a blanket blame,” Abella said.


It is really puzzling how pinoys do exaggerate and make fun of the situation in europe while entire states in the phillipines are under terrorist control without refugees Roll Eyes

The situation in the Philippines is much better than that in the European Union. In the EU, it is extremely difficult to prosecute the Islamist terrorists, due to the presence of the human rights lobby. Even suspected ISIS members were freed from jail, as the crimes were committed outside the EU. But in Philippines, they crack down upon the militants like anything.

The situation is really different here. We don't accept refugees here. Unlike the EU who open their gates for millions of refugees. Muslim is predominantly is the South only. And they stage it in Marawi which is very far from Metro Manila. So please stop comparing the two. The father of the suspected Maute brothers was caught during the check point. And also the military has found millions of pesos left by the group. So it was really funded very well and the video of the terrorist planning it was floating as well in the social media and they have been all identified. I'm confident that the President can contained the situation in Marawi and will not spread out in other places.

I dont know where you pinoys have your infos from but there arent ISIS member freed from prison because they commited crimes outside the EU. That statement is just crazy and a lie.
We know that the education in the phillipines is garbage because you are just a 3rd world nation but in the age of the Internet you really never heard of something like the International Court of Justice or the European Court of Human Rights?
That are the places where for example warcrimes and crimes against humanity are prosecuted and it is located - what a surprise - in Europe ::)


The problem in the phillipines is much worst.
We europeans let muslim refugees in and they will some day go home by themself or by other means if they dont integrate.
The muslim pinoys are homegrown. No refugees, no deportations, no going home.
3rd world eduacation + muslim = pinoyland

Will go home on their own? Even before this mess Europe already have a large Muslim population they naturalized. Majority of the terrorist attack in Europe are made by 2nd and 3rd generation Muslim immigrants, so yeah, they can't be deported. They're basically enemies with a foot in the door. You're not fooling any Filipino in here.

Considering how time and time again you've shown bias against Filipinos, I'm going to look at this latest comment of yours as mere noise and will stop quoting you. Heck, I remember asking you if you what your nationality is in another thread when you said most people in bitcointalk just want to be welfare leech in Europe when they mentioned they want to travel there and you won't even answer. At least we Filipinos don't try to misrepresent ourselves here, we're Filipinos and we say it, no need to pose as another nationality.

And why are you arguing with people pointing out the wrong comparison in andikaputh24's comment. Was it because it's exactly the same comment you made before in this thread, as merchantofzeny pointed out?

Atleast pinoys are very funnny.
You can stop your 3rd world conspiracies about me having alts.
Which nationality i am is easy to deduct and widely known except you are a 3rd world pinoy with an avg. Iq of 80.

Whats the difference about europe and pinoy utopia?
We have isolated terrorist attacks from radicalised  2nd/3rd generation muslims that kill less people then a public bus per year.
In pinoy utopia the muslim population conquers whole states.

Be more delusional please.

Ps: be grateful i give you the opportunity to spam for money instead of selling shabu


Everything i said is on topic. 100%.
You are just too stupid to realize and understand.

Damn smart this 3rd world people.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Sithara007 on June 23, 2017, 02:18:05 AM
The point is they admitted they were "monitoring" people. I would have understood if they were caught of guard but no, even they said that the arms used by the terrorists were been being piled up way before the attack. Why didn't they move to arrest them right then and there?

Instead they allowed them to to fulfill their plans. For what, for them to be caught red-handed? At the cost of several soldiers and civilians?

The security lapses should be analyzed, once the siege is over and the terrorists are either dead or behind bars. But even at this point of time, it will be foolish to blame the authorities. Terrorist attacks are extremely difficult to prevent.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: merchantofzeny on June 24, 2017, 05:23:43 PM
Good news, seems ISIS are really losing ground in Iraq, even destroying the mosque from which they declared their caliphate. Guess what other region have terrorist groups itching to declare a caliphate in? Southeast Asia. Looks like these ISIS guys will now have a lusher place to go on a vacation to where they can also kill infidels at the same time.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Kemarit on June 24, 2017, 08:43:42 PM
Good news, seems ISIS are really losing ground in Iraq, even destroying the mosque from which they declared their caliphate. Guess what other region have terrorist groups itching to declare a caliphate in? Southeast Asia. Looks like these ISIS guys will now have a lusher place to go on a vacation to where they can also kill infidels at the same time.

But I don't think Asia will likely embrace ISIS. The Philippines is fighting terrorism like no other Southeast Asia country is. And I think ISIS will not succeed in the Asian region as well. We don't have a terrain that they can hide their asses off. They can do guerilla warfare, but that strategy alone won't be successful to establish caliphate. Although there are a lot of Muslim country around the region. They are not fundamentalist and radicalized as much as the Middle East so for me that can't and won't succeed in Southeast Asia.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: PanGiMoon on June 24, 2017, 08:58:55 PM
Good news, seems ISIS are really losing ground in Iraq, even destroying the mosque from which they declared their caliphate. Guess what other region have terrorist groups itching to declare a caliphate in? Southeast Asia. Looks like these ISIS guys will now have a lusher place to go on a vacation to where they can also kill infidels at the same time.

But I don't think Asia will likely embrace ISIS. The Philippines is fighting terrorism like no other Southeast Asia country is. And I think ISIS will not succeed in the Asian region as well. We don't have a terrain that they can hide their asses off. They can do guerilla warfare, but that strategy alone won't be successful to establish caliphate. Although there are a lot of Muslim country around the region. They are not fundamentalist and radicalized as much as the Middle East so for me that can't and won't succeed in Southeast Asia.
I can not understand. What is the impact of ideas through your country on such a country as the Philippines? The fact is that the government should do everything to avoid some kind of excitement of the people or the appearance of criminal activities of different factions. As far as I know the Philippines is a very good resort and therefore all forces must rush to security in this country.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Sithara007 on June 25, 2017, 05:39:08 AM
Good news, seems ISIS are really losing ground in Iraq, even destroying the mosque from which they declared their caliphate. Guess what other region have terrorist groups itching to declare a caliphate in? Southeast Asia. Looks like these ISIS guys will now have a lusher place to go on a vacation to where they can also kill infidels at the same time.

The have lost territory steadily for the past 12-13 months. They are about to lose two of the most important cities under their control (Raqqa and Mosul). But the question is what is going to be next, if the ISIS can be completely eliminated from Iraq/Syria. The Americans will never support Assad, so I don't foresee any end to the civil war.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: merchantofzeny on June 26, 2017, 04:38:38 PM
Good news, seems ISIS are really losing ground in Iraq, even destroying the mosque from which they declared their caliphate. Guess what other region have terrorist groups itching to declare a caliphate in? Southeast Asia. Looks like these ISIS guys will now have a lusher place to go on a vacation to where they can also kill infidels at the same time.

But I don't think Asia will likely embrace ISIS. The Philippines is fighting terrorism like no other Southeast Asia country is. And I think ISIS will not succeed in the Asian region as well. We don't have a terrain that they can hide their asses off. They can do guerilla warfare, but that strategy alone won't be successful to establish caliphate. Although there are a lot of Muslim country around the region. They are not fundamentalist and radicalized as much as the Middle East so for me that can't and won't succeed in Southeast Asia.

There are plenty of these groups in Thailand, Malaysia and Indonesia. They are all just waiting for the right moment. Some of these groups have called for a SE Asian caliphate decades before ISIS appeared in Iraq. Muslims from these countries went to Iraq and Syria to fight for ISIS and now they are all going to come back home.

And don't belittle their support from the grassroots. Just look at the Filipino Muslims cheering for Maute on FB. Their religious leaders has now surface almost a month after the conflict started, asking for tolerance, blah, blah, blah and and end to airstrikes and lifting of the martial  law. You bet they'd be singing a different tune had they actually won. Venomous sand snakes.  >:(

Good news, seems ISIS are really losing ground in Iraq, even destroying the mosque from which they declared their caliphate. Guess what other region have terrorist groups itching to declare a caliphate in? Southeast Asia. Looks like these ISIS guys will now have a lusher place to go on a vacation to where they can also kill infidels at the same time.

The have lost territory steadily for the past 12-13 months. They are about to lose two of the most important cities under their control (Raqqa and Mosul). But the question is what is going to be next, if the ISIS can be completely eliminated from Iraq/Syria. The Americans will never support Assad, so I don't foresee any end to the civil war.

Yup, and now it's Australia that is worried that when the birds come to roost, there'll be trouble close to home.  http://www.theaustralian.com.au/news/inquirer/risks-to-indonesia-after-islamic-state-attack-in-philippines/news-story/7cfbb1edeb4f25a523ac1a15fb8b5816

After all, Indonesia is quickly Islamizing, though I suppose it would be harder to fully transform like what happened to formerly secular Turkey.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Sithara007 on June 27, 2017, 01:08:29 AM
There are plenty of these groups in Thailand, Malaysia and Indonesia. They are all just waiting for the right moment. Some of these groups have called for a SE Asian caliphate decades before ISIS appeared in Iraq. Muslims from these countries went to Iraq and Syria to fight for ISIS and now they are all going to come back home.

And don't belittle their support from the grassroots. Just look at the Filipino Muslims cheering for Maute on FB. Their religious leaders has now surface almost a month after the conflict started, asking for tolerance, blah, blah, blah and and end to airstrikes and lifting of the martial  law. You bet they'd be singing a different tune had they actually won. Venomous sand snakes.  >:(

Yup, and now it's Australia that is worried that when the birds come to roost, there'll be trouble close to home.  http://www.theaustralian.com.au/news/inquirer/risks-to-indonesia-after-islamic-state-attack-in-philippines/news-story/7cfbb1edeb4f25a523ac1a15fb8b5816

After all, Indonesia is quickly Islamizing, though I suppose it would be harder to fully transform like what happened to formerly secular Turkey.

There is no such thing like a moderate Muslim. There are only two type of Muslims in the world - 1. Those who openly support the terrorist acts, and 2. Those who secretly support the terrorist acts.


Title: Re: Terrorist siege in the Philippines.
Post by: Mometaskers on June 27, 2017, 03:23:34 PM
I kinda expected this... Sad it did come true.  http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/909232/afp-maute-terrorists-holding-female-hostages-as-sex-slaves?utm_term=Autofeed&utm_campaign=Echobox&utm_medium=Social&utm_source=Facebook#link_time=1498565456

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Female hostages of the Maute group in Marawi City are being forced into sex slavery and marriage with some of the terrorist fighters, the military said on Tuesday.

“The worst thing is there are cases of female hostages forced to marry the Maute local terrorist group so they are being forced for sex slave, or forced to destroy the dignity of these women,” Joint Task Force Marawi spokesperson Lt. Col. Jo-Ar Herrera said in a televised press briefing.

Government troops have also rescued seven hostages on Monday.

While in captivity, the hostages were tasked to loot houses and establishments for ammunition, firearms, gold, cash, and jewelries, Herrera said.

“Hostages were issued firearms, pinipilit nila ‘yung mga hostages to bring firearms so fino-force nila to fight government security forces,” he said.

“Pinipilit din nila that the hostages were forced to ‘balik-Islam,’ or revert to Islam, and also tasked to bring wounded terrorists to mosques,” he added.

The hostages, who were rescued after being held for about three weeks, have also claimed to have seen vicar general of the prelature of Marawi Fr. Chito Suganob alive.

Terrorists have offered to free Suganob in exchange for the parents of the Maute brothers, who have been arrested by authorities in separate occasions early this month. The government, however, rejected the offer, saying that they don’t negotiate with terrorists. JE

On the bright side, I saw in a different article, Red Cross complaining that bodies of some of the terrorists has been allowed to rot. They complained that they deserve dignity.

Dignity my ass. Did they think of dignity when they behead people and hide the head and body separately? Did they think of dignity when they assaulted women?

What they deserve is to rot over and over. They're not even worthy of the earth their corpses would be interred. These people are quite particular with their burial, insisting it be done within 24 hours after death, etc. This is the best insult that can be done to them. Rest in pieces. Or do as the Americans did and throw some pigskin in there.