British jihadis are killed by drone strike ordered by the PM

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'They got what they deserved': Fanatic's childhood friend delivers scathing verdict after British jihadis are killed by drone strike ordered by the PM to foil atrocity in Britain
Reyaad Khan, 21, from Cardiff, was among three killed on August 21
Cameron insists that Khan was a 'terrorist directing murder on our streets'
Two other jihadis killed by RAF including Aberdeen schoolboy Ruhul Amin
United States killed Briton Junaid Hussain in an airstrike on August 24
PM defends decision to launch action without getting MPs' approval
Doubts raised about legal basis for the use of RAF Reaper drones
Warning families of the dead Britons could now sue the UK government

A British fanatic killed by an RAF drone was plotting an atrocity at an event attended by the Queen.

David Cameron stunned MPs yesterday by revealing the UK had used military force in Syria without parliamentary authority and against a Briton.

‘There was a terrorist directing murder on our streets and no other means to stop him,’ said the Prime Minister.

A second Islamic State fanatic from Britain, Ruhul Amin, died with the main target, Reyaad Khan, in the secret operation on August 21.

A third, Junaid Hussain, was killed three days later by a US drone in a joint operation with the UK.

Stephen Marvin, a former school friend of Amin, said he deserved his fate. ‘It’s hard to say he didn’t get what he deserved in the end,’ he told ITV News. ‘He was my childhood best friend but he was a totally different person in the last 12 to 18 months so it was hard to sympathise with him


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seems da comoonity are devastated by this...not our comoonity but their community
and it also appears that the parents gawd elp us...can sue...what an absolute mess it all is....

on the other hand I think the community who are devastated should be very thankful that an attack was stopped especially any attack on the VJ attendents..the mass murder of old people might just have caused a backlash

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So the usual suspects claim it was an extra-judicial killing.

“Most of the families were stopped by Islamic State militants while they were leaving and the militants killed men. Some were beheaded,” said Abu Ali, 38, who was hiding with tens of thousands of others on Sinjar Mountain.

“One of the saddest stories was one of our relatives. They beheaded all his 15 family members in front of him and then took him with them.” Yazidi women were hauled away for forced marriages, or perhaps slavery, as in other towns. “Some were taken to Syria,” Abu Ali said.

pamelageller.com/2014/08/islamic-state-enslaving-beheading-yazidis-babies-dying-thirst.html/#sthash.fKrg8PQS.dpuf


If it's a war zone then obviously they're casualties of war.

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Sept 8, 2015 2:55:54 GMT -5 fretslider said:

So the usual suspects claim it was an extra-judicial killing.

“Most of the families were stopped by Islamic State militants while they were leaving and the militants killed men. Some were beheaded,” said Abu Ali, 38, who was hiding with tens of thousands of others on Sinjar Mountain.

“One of the saddest stories was one of our relatives. They beheaded all his 15 family members in front of him and then took him with them.” Yazidi women were hauled away for forced marriages, or perhaps slavery, as in other towns. “Some were taken to Syria,” Abu Ali said.

pamelageller.com/2014/08/islamic-state-enslaving-beheading-yazidis-babies-dying-thirst.html/#sthash.fKrg8PQS.dpuf


If it's a war zone then obviously they're casualties of war.

these are the real victims...not the chancers and spongers we see well fed..well dressed who have been living in Turkey

[mouse]

Sept 8, 2015 2:55:54 GMT -5 fretslider said:

So the usual suspects claim it was an extra-judicial killing.

“Most of the families were stopped by Islamic State militants while they were leaving and the militants killed men. Some were beheaded,” said Abu Ali, 38, who was hiding with tens of thousands of others on Sinjar Mountain.

“One of the saddest stories was one of our relatives. They beheaded all his 15 family members in front of him and then took him with them.” Yazidi women were hauled away for forced marriages, or perhaps slavery, as in other towns. “Some were taken to Syria,” Abu Ali said.

pamelageller.com/2014/08/islamic-state-enslaving-beheading-yazidis-babies-dying-thirst.html/#sthash.fKrg8PQS.dpuf


If it's a war zone then obviously they're casualties of war.

if these yobs were killed...so what ?they were happy enough to gloat about killing others....they are casualties of war...and its time very one understands that in war people get killed
apart from the fact they were enemies of the British people....traitors to the country that gave them passports



what they actually mean is..he was thick..but even a thicko can follow orders and even a thicko can plan a suicide attack

'He doesn't have the charisma to be a terror mastermind': Muslim community in Wales is 'not convinced' ISIS fighter could control an attack on the UK
Reyaad Khan, 21, from Cardiff, killed along with Ruhul Amin on August 21
Cameron has said Khan was a 'terrorist directing murder on our streets'
Family say the 'brainwashed' student should not have been killed by drone
Community leader Saleem Kidwai said: 'He was not the kind of charismatic person who could control something like this from far away'
Other say Khan, who called for murder in UK, 'got what was coming to him'


Defence: Friends of Reyaad Khan, who was killed by a British drone in Syria, say he lacked the 'charisma' to mastermind an attack on the UK's streets

A 21-year-old British Isis fanatic killed by an RAF drone in Syria was not charismatic or powerful enough to mastermind an atrocity in the UK, friends said today.

David Cameron revealed the RAF killed Reyaad Khan in a secret operation on August 21 because the former student was 'directing murder on our streets'.

The Prime Minister argued his death was an act of self defence but friends believe the 'brainwashed' former student should have been intercepted by the security services before he fled Cardiff for Syria last year.

Khan was said to be plotting an atrocity at an event attended by the Queen and was used as an ISIS poster boy to lure jihadists to Syria and Iraq.

Before his death he could have faced a war crimes trial over the mass executions of prisoners, which he boasted about online along with gruesome pictures of decapitated bodies.



Yet today the Muslim community in his home town expressed its 'shock' at his death and said they believe he was not a direct threat to Britain.

Other neighbours in his terraced street in Cardiff said frankly: 'He got what was coming to him'.

Saleem Kidwai, Secretary General of the Muslim Council of Wales, told the BBC: 'We are not convinced (about the evidence) because he was not the kind of charismatic person who could control something like this from far away.

'As the news spread around the community the questions are being asked, what information did the intelligence or the
Drone strike was legal and I'd do it again, says Defence...

Wiped out by an RAF team sitting 3,000 miles away in...

British Prime Minister, David Cameron leaves 10 Downing Street in London, Britain, September 7, 2015. Cameron will address Parliament on Britain's response to the migrant crisis in Europe. REUTERS/Peter Nicholls
Britain to open the doors to 20,000 Syrian refugees by 2020,
Mokaddus Miah, Secreatary of Jalalia mosque in Grangetown, Cardiff, said: 'If a person has done something bad then he has what's coming to him. Anyone who wants to do something wrong must be punished. But I would have preferred to see him tried in a British court.'

The grieving mother of Reyaad Khan was today 'sick with grief' over the death of her terrrorist son killed in an RAF drone strike.


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and here we go again...
""""Yet today the Muslim community in his home town expressed its 'shock' at his death and said they believe he was not a direct threat to Britain."""

denial denial...always first with excuses and denials...these people are always in denial..and then when denial doesn't work cause of proof...they trot out the ..its not Islamic...
7/7 was denied..both train and bus..all good boys who wouldn't harm a fly..ah bless
lee rigby murder was denied in spite of the fact it was filmed and every one could see and here...allah Akbar
the would be Scots plane bombers were just innocent travellers...oh yeah
isis of course isn't Islamic in spite of being a carbon copy the 1400prior centuries

but of course he was a direct threat to the UK...he had aligned himself with those who are our avowed enemies...so by being in the isis army....he fully stated his intentions towards the uk ND THE WEST IN GENERAL
and he and the rest like minded wish to wipe us out or make us memebers of the cult of death
convert
pay jizzy
or die
we must not go gentle into that goodnight

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Sept 8, 2015 5:58:10 GMT -5 mouse said:

Sept 8, 2015 2:55:54 GMT -5 fretslider said:

So the usual suspects claim it was an extra-judicial killing.

“Most of the families were stopped by Islamic State militants while they were leaving and the militants killed men. Some were beheaded,” said Abu Ali, 38, who was hiding with tens of thousands of others on Sinjar Mountain.

“One of the saddest stories was one of our relatives. They beheaded all his 15 family members in front of him and then took him with them.” Yazidi women were hauled away for forced marriages, or perhaps slavery, as in other towns. “Some were taken to Syria,” Abu Ali said.

pamelageller.com/2014/08/islamic-state-enslaving-beheading-yazidis-babies-dying-thirst.html/#sthash.fKrg8PQS.dpuf


If it's a war zone then obviously they're casualties of war.

if these yobs were killed...so what ?they were happy enough to gloat about killing others....they are casualties of war...and its time very one understands that in war people get killed
apart from the fact they were enemies of the British people....traitors to the country that gave them passports



what they actually mean is..he was thick..but even a thicko can follow orders and even a thicko can plan a suicide attack

'He doesn't have the charisma to be a terror mastermind': Muslim community in Wales is 'not convinced' ISIS fighter could control an attack on the UK
Reyaad Khan, 21, from Cardiff, killed along with Ruhul Amin on August 21
Cameron has said Khan was a 'terrorist directing murder on our streets'
Family say the 'brainwashed' student should not have been killed by drone
Community leader Saleem Kidwai said: 'He was not the kind of charismatic person who could control something like this from far away'
Other say Khan, who called for murder in UK, 'got what was coming to him'


Defence: Friends of Reyaad Khan, who was killed by a British drone in Syria, say he lacked the 'charisma' to mastermind an attack on the UK's streets

A 21-year-old British Isis fanatic killed by an RAF drone in Syria was not charismatic or powerful enough to mastermind an atrocity in the UK, friends said today.

David Cameron revealed the RAF killed Reyaad Khan in a secret operation on August 21 because the former student was 'directing murder on our streets'.

The Prime Minister argued his death was an act of self defence but friends believe the 'brainwashed' former student should have been intercepted by the security services before he fled Cardiff for Syria last year.

Khan was said to be plotting an atrocity at an event attended by the Queen and was used as an ISIS poster boy to lure jihadists to Syria and Iraq.

Before his death he could have faced a war crimes trial over the mass executions of prisoners, which he boasted about online along with gruesome pictures of decapitated bodies.



Yet today the Muslim community in his home town expressed its 'shock' at his death and said they believe he was not a direct threat to Britain.

Other neighbours in his terraced street in Cardiff said frankly: 'He got what was coming to him'.

Saleem Kidwai, Secretary General of the Muslim Council of Wales, told the BBC: 'We are not convinced (about the evidence) because he was not the kind of charismatic person who could control something like this from far away.

'As the news spread around the community the questions are being asked, what information did the intelligence or the
Drone strike was legal and I'd do it again, says Defence...

Wiped out by an RAF team sitting 3,000 miles away in...

British Prime Minister, David Cameron leaves 10 Downing Street in London, Britain, September 7, 2015. Cameron will address Parliament on Britain's response to the migrant crisis in Europe. REUTERS/Peter Nicholls
Britain to open the doors to 20,000 Syrian refugees by 2020,
Mokaddus Miah, Secreatary of Jalalia mosque in Grangetown, Cardiff, said: 'If a person has done something bad then he has what's coming to him. Anyone who wants to do something wrong must be punished. But I would have preferred to see him tried in a British court.'

The grieving mother of Reyaad Khan was today 'sick with grief' over the death of her terrrorist son killed in an RAF drone strike.


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"We are not convinced "


Too bad. Nobody gives a tinker's what they think.

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No tears from me. You travel to join an extremist group, you become a threat to the country that gave you a decent education, you become a traitor which still carries the death sentence..........you join those that looked forward to the 72 virgins. Good riddance.

Whilst we are on the subject..
"My sons could be next, says father of two more Isis fighters from Cardiff who are friends with the jihadi killed in an RAF drone strike"
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