deradicalization centers

vienna · 05-09-16, 04:20 PM

I wonder if there are any de-idiotizing centers for politicians in France?...

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Rockstar · 05-09-16, 05:29 PM

IMO, these centers are opening in France because there is absolutley nothing to be concerned about ... no wait. They're probably opening in response to a new report that says there are twice as many islamic religious zealots in France than previously thought.

How that number jumped from 4,000 to 8,000 within a year was probabaly due to new immigrants and in part to the 'state of emergency' France is in which is allowing police a little more leeway gathering intel.

fireftr18 · 05-09-16, 09:12 PM

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Originally Posted by vienna

I wonder if there are any de-idiotizing centers for politicians in France?...

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Can we get them in the US?

Buddahaid · 05-09-16, 09:24 PM

Problem is we would all need them in the end leaving one last observer to give our universe substance.....

Jimbuna · 05-10-16, 05:05 AM

Soooo much effort and money.

Good Luck

Catfish · 05-10-16, 06:02 AM

Punching a sack of sand or sheer normal work are often enough to "deradicalise"

Unfortunately fugitives from other countries are not allowed to work, until they are accepted residents, with a passport.
Fugitives have been sitting in camps for a year, without a word from the administration.

IMHO instead of building expensive deradicalisation centers, the time interval of either acceptance or deportation should be shortened.

PS when i look at the mindset of some here, maybe they should be the right ones to visit those centers.

Oberon · 05-10-16, 10:24 AM

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Originally Posted by Catfish

Punching a sack of sand or sheer normal work are often enough to "deradicalise"

Unfortunately fugitives from other countries are not allowed to work, until they are accepted residents, with a passport.
Fugitives have been sitting in camps for a year, without a word from the administration.

IMHO instead of building expensive deradicalisation centers, the time interval of either acceptance or deportation should be shortened.

PS when i look at the mindset of some here, maybe they should be the right ones to visit those centers.

HunterICX · 05-10-16, 11:10 AM

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Originally Posted by Catfish

Unfortunately fugitives from other countries are not allowed to work, until they are accepted residents, with a passport.
Fugitives have been sitting in camps for a year, without a word from the administration.

This de-radicalization is aimed at French Muslims who harbour extremist ideals especialy that of Salafi corner which seems to win a lot of ground. NOT refugees. (fugitives are wanted criminals on the run btw)

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PS when i look at the mindset of some here, maybe they should be the right ones to visit those centers.

Maybe you should make a valid point related to the article first.

Catfish · 05-10-16, 12:01 PM

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Originally Posted by HunterICX

This de-radicalization is aimed at French Muslims who harbour extremist ideals especialy that of Salafi corner which seems to win a lot of ground. NOT refugees. (fugitives are wanted criminals on the run btw)
Maybe you should make a valid point related to the article first.

From the article:
"France will create centres in each region of the country to de-radicalize people or prevent them becoming involved in jihadist groups..."

" ...to prevent those identified as being vulnerable to falling into the hands of jihadist groups."

Ok, so not all but.. who decides who is susceptible?

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