Anyone think killing those ISIS lads was wrong?

Aherne might. Anyone else?

His family were on the box moaning on. f**k off you dickheads he was a bad un pure and simple.

What the Cardiff lads who went to ISIS?

What the Cardiff lads who went to ISIS?

Yes Ian. Already inundated with lawyers looking to take their case I bet.

What was wrong was the fact it took so long to do it ,how many did that toe rag send to their premature deaths, Feel sorry for them not that turd .

Pity those rats died so quickly. The sad thing is they would not of even seen it happening sad very sad.

What the Cardiff lads who went to ISIS?

Yes Ian. Already inundated with lawyers looking to take their case I bet.

Lol. That is all.

They love death remember according to their fairytale beliefs

What the Cardiff lads who went to ISIS?

Yes Ian. Already inundated with lawyers looking to take their case I bet.

Just reading up on it.

Cannot say I rejoice over their deaths just feel it is a shame it had to come to this. My issue is why are these type of lads lead down this rotten path. Sort that out and we would not have this problem.

What the Cardiff lads who went to ISIS?

Yes Ian. Already inundated with lawyers looking to take their case I bet.

Just reading up on it.

Cannot say I rejoice over their deaths just feel it is a shame it had to come to this. My issue is why are these type of lads lead down this rotten path. Sort that out and we would not have this problem.

There religion took them down that path.

I think it's disgusting I mass murdering scum peace of shit has been wiped off the face of this planet. If only we could have sent out a rescue team and got him back to the UK, put him on some benefits, gave him counceling to help him adjust, a flat, and help him towards getting a driving licence or something nice, just to show we care

Surely we're on sketchy legal ground bombing a country we're not officially involved in.

The issue the lawyers will be looking sat is the way he was killed.

The UK government had voted NOT to undertake air attacks in Syria and this was how he was killed.

The Attorney General has looked at the case and has deemed it lawful but this won't stop it being challenged.

The fact he's from Cardiff hits a bit too close to home for me too.

Can't help but feel he should have been brought in and rehabilitated somehow.

Some people are very strange

The fact he's from Cardiff hits a bit too close to home for me too.

Can't help but feel he should have been brought in and rehabilitated somehow.

He was a murdering peace of shit who was probably involved in the rape and murder of women and children, how on earth are you supposed to rehabilitate something like that? He's where he belongs. Dead

The fact he's from Cardiff hits a bit too close to home for me too.

Can't help but feel he should have been brought in and rehabilitated somehow.

So this kid goes off to join a terrorist organisation who are carrying out genocide killing any non-muslims, killing muslims who won't join them, throwing gays off the tops of buildings, burning people alive, numerous beheadings and rapes. The only rehabilitation for someone who gets his kicks out of joining an organisation like that is a bullet to the head!

The fact he's from Cardiff hits a bit too close to home for me too.

Can't help but feel he should have been brought in and rehabilitated somehow.

So this kid goes off to join a terrorist organisation who are carrying out genocide killing any non-muslims, killing muslims who won't join them, throwing gays off the tops of buildings, burning people alive, numerous beheadings and rapes. The only rehabilitation for someone who gets his kicks out of joining an organisation like that is a bullet to the head!

And someone who no doubt, given the chance would have commited the same kind of atrocities in this country

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Aherne might. Anyone else?

His family were on the box moaning on. f**k off you dickheads he was a bad un pure and simple.

With u Neil

Cardiff jihadist Reyaad Khan, 21, killed by RAF drone
3 hours ago
From the section Wales

A Cardiff jihadist who was one of three men from the city to have joined a group in Syria was killed by the RAF.
Reyaad Khan, 21, died on 21 August, along with another man, in a "precision airstrike" in Syria, the Prime Minister David Cameron said on Monday.
He said Khan was plotting "barbaric" attacks on UK soil and he was killed in an "act of self-defence".
The jihadist's death was first announced at the Jalalia mosque in Riverside.
It is the first time an RAF drone has been used to attack a British national in a country in which it is not at war.
Addressing MPs, Mr Cameron said: "Both Junaid Hussain and Reyaad Khan, were British nationals based in Syria who were involved in actively recruiting ISIL sympathisers and seeking to orchestrate specific and barbaric attacks against the west including directing a number of planned terrorist attacks right here in Britain, such as plots to attack high profile public commemorations, including those taking place this summer.
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David Cameron says Reyaad Khan had been planning 'barbaric attacks'
"We should be under no illusion, their intention was the murder of British citizens, so on this occasion we ourselves took action.
"In an act of self-defence, and after meticulous planning, Reyaad Khan was killed in a precision airstrike on 21 August by an RAF remotely operated aircraft while he was travelling in a vehicle in the area of Raqqa in Syria."
Following the announcement in the Commons, Cardiff West MP Kevin Brennan said Khan's death was a "sad inevitability".
"But the house will have been surprised to find that the manner of his death has been by a drone strike against a British citizen in Syria and therefore there will be many questions that the house will have, and I will have as his constituency MP," he added.
'Got to take action'
Mr Brennan said he wanted Mr Cameron to explain the "nature of the threat" Khan posed.

I wish the media would stop calling these mongrels "British" There's f**k all British about them. Scumbags , hope there was nothing left of him.

Some people are very strange

Who?

What the Cardiff lads who went to ISIS?

Yes Ian. Already inundated with lawyers looking to take their case I bet.

Just reading up on it.

Cannot say I rejoice over their deaths just feel it is a shame it had to come to this. My issue is why are these type of lads lead down this rotten path. Sort that out and we would not have this problem.

There religion took them down that path.

Yep and when we come to accept it we can start sorting the problem out.

I wish the media would stop calling these mongrels "British" There's f**k all British about them. Scumbags , hope there was nothing left of him.

Scumbags Not "British"

Some people are very strange

Who?

You mainly in this case. Its like your just looking for someone to argue with

Some people are very strange

Who?

You mainly in this case. Its like your just looking for someone to argue with

Not at all. I'm making a point on a forum like everyone does. You are arguing not me

What's your opinion out of interest?

The reason ISIS exists is because of the west constantly interfering in their politics. Build a wall around the middle east, no one is allowed out. If they want the middle ages they can have it, nothing to do with us.

The fact he's from Cardiff hits a bit too close to home for me too.

Can't help but feel he should have been brought in and rehabilitated somehow.

Rehabilitated Comedian you are He was a piece of murdering scum who was warped on a religion that wants to kill by the most horrible ways. He lived in Cardiff but neither was he Welsh or British just some rat that is stuck in the medieval times. But now he is a dead rat and I love it.

The reason ISIS exists is because of the west constantly interfering in their politics. Build a wall around the middle east, no one is allowed out. If they want the middle ages they can have it, nothing to do with us.

I agree to an extent. We interfere far too readily at times.

i dont support ISIS ..... its a situation we created and now needs sorting out [if it ever can be] ... i feel the world because of our interfering is now completely fucked and unfixable

The reason ISIS exists is because of the west constantly interfering in their politics. Build a wall around the middle east, no one is allowed out. If they want the middle ages they can have it, nothing to do with us.

SPOT ON