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From: burfordTjustice@tues.uk
On Thu, 9 Feb 2017 07:30:54 -0800 (PST)
"R. Mark Clayton" wrote:
> On Thursday, 9 February 2017 13:10:07 UTC, burfordTjustice wrote:
> > Non issue, keep them borders open or be know as
> > and a scum sucking Racist! Show you are not worried
> > visit France and travel the EU often.
> >
> > An Iraqi general found nearly 20 blank Iraqi passports in an
> > abandoned Islamic State safe house in Mosul, which he believes
> > fighters are forging in order to flee the ongoing assault by the
> > Iraqi Security Forces.
> >
> > The safe house also included 16 Russian passports, along with four
> > French ones. Both Russia and France have thousands of citizens
> > fighting for ISIS that raise security concerns for all of Europe
> > and the U.S. Seized documents by the Iraqi Security Forces reviewed
> > by The Washington Post also indicate foreign fighters faking
> > illness, and expressing a desire to return home.
> >
> > One ISIS commander wrote of a French fighter, “He doesn’t want to
> > fight, wants to return to France.” He continued, “Claims his will
> > is a martyrdom operation in France. Claims sick but doesn’t have a
> > medical report.” ISIS refers to suicide missions as martyrdom
> > operations.
> >
> > Another file reviewed by WaPo says a French fighter assisted “in
> > the departure of Abu Azzam al-Fransi and his wife from the land of
> > the Caliphate.” The nom-de-guerre al-Fransi indicates the fighter
> > is French.
> >
> >
> > Returning ISIS foreign fighters are a major security concern for
> > Europe and the U.S. citizens of countries like France, that do not
> > require a visa to enter the U.S. under the visa waiver program.
> > President Donald Trump also instituted a travel suspension from
> > seven terror-rife countries to the U.S., like Iraq, for a period of
> > 90 days. The travel suspension is in flux after a federal court’s
> > decision to stay the order, and may work its way up the Supreme
> > Court.
> >
> > Then-FBI Director James Comey feared in June that defeating ISIS
> > would make it even more dangerous because, “through the fingers of
> > that crush are going to come hundreds of really dangerous people.”
> > Comey called the phenomenon a “terrorist diaspora” and drew a
> > parallel to the spread of al-Qaida fighters after the Afghan jihad
> > in the late 1980s and 1990s, saying the defeated ISIS fighters will
> > be “10 times that or more.”
> >
> > Veteran fighters of Osama bin Laden’s Afghan jihad went on to carry
> > out attacks such as 9/11, the embassy bombings in Africa, and the
> > 2000 bombing of a U.S. destroyer in the Gulf of Aden. Comey said
> > the attacks in Paris and Brussels were a preview of a “challenge
> > that is going to come.” The Paris attacks were carried out by
> > Syrian battlefield veterans, and received direction and funding
> > from ISIS’s core territory.
>
> Forging passports is becoming increasingly ineffective as these days
> they are read and checked against a central database.
>
> The UK never did this of course - well apart from that fake German ID
> for Adolf Hitler with a big red J on it I saw at Imperial War Museum
> North...
>
> Here's another made by one escaped PoW for another
> http://www.iwm.org.uk/sites/default/files/styles/article_main_
reakpoints_theme_iwm_responsive_desktop_1x/public/iwm_solr_field
large/Scan_Misc2506_002188_1_tif.jpg?itok=QhHg_t4H
WTF are you saying, an ISIL created passport won't get you
into the EU??
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