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Problem here in my Mind is that this is what the insurgents want, PANIC Running around like chickens without heads makes an easy Target , Worry by all means and be Vigilant but to panic at this stage can lead to problems later, I for one am so sorry to hear all this But........ let those that can, do their Job & it will pass (I am convinced)
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Jack Peterson, Apr 12, 2017

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Then I must avoid the UK, it's crawling with muzzies
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Funny, but true.

Baroness Flather, a cross-bench peer, says it is 'absolutely appalling' that first cousin marriages in Pakistani communities are leading to 'so much disability among children'

Couples who are getting married should be forced to have a DNA test first to ensure they are not cousins amid growing concern about incest within Pakistani communities, Britain's first Asian peer has claimed.

Baroness Flather, a former Tory who now sits as a cross-bencher, said in the House of Lords that it is "absolutely appalling" that first cousin marriages in Pakistani communities are leading to "so much disability among children".

First cousin marriages in Pakistani communities leading to 'appalling' disabilities among children
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More than 700 children are born with genetic diseases every year as a result of cousin marriages, an investigation has found.

The problem is worst among children born in Britain's Pakistani community, where more than half of marriages are between first cousins, and children are 10 times more likely than the general population to suffer genetic disorders.

The medical risks of first cousin marriages include higher rates of infant mortality, birth defects, learning difficulties, blindness, hearing problems and metabolic disorders.

700 children born with genetic disabilities due to cousin marriages every year
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Although British parents of Pakistani origin account for 3.4 per cent of all births nationwide, they also account for around 30 per cent of children born with recessive gene disorders.

While only 15 per cent of the population in Bradford is of Pakistani origin, an estimated 55 per cent are married to their first cousins.
Warning over births to first cousin marriages
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These animals and their little retarded mutant children are placing a huge burden on your society.
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Rye83, Apr 10, 2017

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Sounds like a step in the right direction

Suspected IS member deported from Philippines
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A Kuwaiti man suspected to be a member of the Islamic State group was Friday deported by the Philippines to face charges at home, a justice department official said.

Hussein Al-Dhafiri, one of the two suspected IS members arrested in the Philippines last month, was flown out of the country to Kuwait, undersecretary Erickson Balmes said.

A statement from the Kuwaiti embassy said Dhafiri was due to be tried in his home country.

"Evidence obtained by Kuwait's state security agencies also showed that he is planning to carry out terroristic attacks in the State of Kuwait," the statement said.

Dhafiri was arrested along with a Syrian woman Rahaf Zina, also named as a member of the jihadist group.

Zina and Dhafiri married after her high-ranking IS commander husband was killed in Syria, said Justice Secretary Vitaliano Aguirre.

He earlier said the pair had entered the country as part of plans for "a bombing operation" in the Philippines or Kuwait.

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has warned that IS members might make their way into the country by infiltrating its Muslim communities, concentrated in the south of the largely Catholic country.

The Philippines has been battling with Muslim extremist groups for years in the remote southern region, some of whom have since pledged allegiance to IS.

Suspected IS member deported from Philippines
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Brian Oinks, Apr 15, 2017

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CPP says US involved in Abu Sayyaf attack in Bohol
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Sounds typical of a Chinese/North Korean response...
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Brian Oinks, Apr 14, 2017

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From a relative of my wife I heard that ASG was fighting against NPA in the mountains of St. Catalina and Bayawan. There is no proof for these but it can not be denied also. I'm wondering what ASG is wanting or attempting in that location.
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Dr. Shiva, Apr 13, 2017

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They where AW109s
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Outcast, Apr 13, 2017

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There were three choppers that flew past San Miguel at three p.m. and moving pretty fast. They were headed south towards Siaton.
I don't think it's all over, at least not yet. They looked like Hueys but not nearly as noisy.
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Show Pony, Apr 13, 2017

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Brian Oinks said: ↑

That is where I would be no good at 'War' at all, I think I would be far too trigger happy and ask questions later, maybe too much later...
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Well, given Du30's M.O. with the war on drugs, I think your method would be found perfectly suitable here. In fact, I'm surprised Du30 hasn't pushed in that direction with the Muslim radical movements.
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Wrye83 said: ↑

Or fuel up the helicopter, mount the 50cal and chop the houses down.
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The Philippine Air Force brought in some heavy munitions for these guys.
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Rye83, Apr 12, 2017

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3 houses, 3 grenades. Problem solved. Or fuel up the helicopter, mount the 50cal and chop the houses down. If there was a time for the military to show extreme force now would be it. Show these inbred donkey f*ckers that their presence in the Visayas will not be tolerated under any circumstance.
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Im surprised they have not done this already as most of the village has been evacuated now,burn the arseholes out,let them fry!
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DavyL200, Apr 11, 2017

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