‘Human rights’ are giving terrorists a free ride
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Muhammad Buahlel, the Tunisian who murdered 84 innocent people including 10 children, with another 10 or more currently fighting for their lives, had been stopped by French police prior to carrying out his senseless act of cowardly violence against the “i
Had a system of profiling been in place, 84 or more innocent lives would have been saved.
The personal data surrounding this individual should have at least led to a background check that would surely have given the police the incentive to conduct initial questioning, without infringing
on Buahlel’s sacrosanct human rights.
According to the current Western moral code, these rights surpass any other considerations, including the right of a demented fanatic to murder innocents anywhere he chooses. The common denominator that unites all the perpetrators of the latest atrocities in France is the same.
Even mentioning it is deemed politically incorrect, but the intelligent reader can work it out. While this type of solo jihad cannot be prevented altogether, it can certainly be at least impeded. Western governments must do some serious rethinking.
Andy Leitner
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