who fancies a bit of 'faith-claimed terrorism'?

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quackhandle replied

20 July 2020, 17:45
Committee for the Liberation and Integration of Terrifying Organisms and their Rehabilitation Into Society?

qh
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Mordac replied

20 July 2020, 17:39
Originally posted by vetran View Post

Police consider dropping terms 'Islamist terror' or 'jihadi' because they 'don't help community' | Daily Mail Online

Will we have to refer to them as 'Adherents of Osama bin Laden's ideology State'? I'm not sure that would catch on.
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DimPrawn replied

20 July 2020, 10:44
Originally posted by xoggoth View Post

Don't help community relations? Then neither does "right wing terrorism" but bet that term won't be banned.

Only white privileged racists think that.
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xoggoth replied

20 July 2020, 08:53
Don't help community relations? Then neither does "right wing terrorism" but bet that term won't be banned.
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vetran started a topic who fancies a bit of 'faith-claimed terrorism'?

20 July 2020, 08:30
who fancies a bit of 'faith-claimed terrorism'?
Police consider dropping terms 'Islamist terror' or 'jihadi' because they 'don't help community' | Daily Mail Online

Police consider dropping terms 'Islamist terror' or 'jihadi' because they 'don't help community relations'

'Alternatives suggested include 'faith-claimed terrorism', 'terrorists abusing religious motivations' and 'adherents of Osama bin Laden's ideology'

National Association of Muslim Police put forward its case at online conference

Assistant Commissioner Neil Basu, head of counter-terrorism policing, took the views of officers on both sides of the debate and decision has not been made
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