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ISLAMIC TERRORISM: WHY THERE IS NONE IN JAPAN
With all this Muslim terrorism plaguing the world, perhaps it is time to take a look at a country not suffering the same fate and analyze exactly why that is…
Y.K. Cherson | Cherson and Molschky - DECEMBER 9, 2015 5 Comments https://www.infowars.com/islamic-terrorism-why-there-is-none-in-japan/



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In 2011, Sunni Muslims accounted for the greatest number of terrorist attacks and fatalities for the third year in a row.

Over 5,700 incidents were committed by Sunni Muslims, responsible for nearly 56 percent of all attacks and about 70 percent of 12,533 fatalities.*

Another 24 percent of the fatalities are on Shi´a Muslims. So in 2011, Muslims were responsible for 94 percent of the fatalities in terrorist attacks. Since 2011, with ISIS on the scene, the number of the fatalities –victims of the Muslim terrorist attacks- sharply grew, together with Muslims´ share in the world terrorism that is steadily closing in on 100%.


In 2013, according to the US Department of State, a total of 9,707 terrorist attacks occurred worldwide, resulting in more than 17,800 deaths and more than 32,500 injuries. In addition, more than 2,990 people were kidnapped or taken hostage. Information about perpetrators was reported in source materials for 32 percent of terrorist attacks in 2013.

And of these 32 percent, or 17,800 deaths, only three Muslim terrorist groups, namely the Taliban, ISIS and Boko Haram, were responsible for 5,655 fatalities, or for 31.76 percent! That means that 31.76 percent out of the 32 percent of terrorist attacks which had reported information about the attackers were perpetrated by only three Muslim terrorist groups, out of a good 50 more that exist in our turbulent world!

Muslim terrorists can be proud: their share in world terrorist attacks is now close to 100%.

Seems there is not a single country where Muslims would not show their true colors… But no! There is such a country. It’s one of the most developed countries on Earth, and its democratic nature is recognized worldwide, a true ally of the USA and a member of NATO. However, with all this, there was not a single terrorist attack perpetrated by Muslims in this country. Moreover, there was not a single, even minor, riot, disturbance or protest, no matter how many citizens of this country support cartoons of the prophet Muhammad published in some Danish newspaper or in a French magazine.

The name of this lucky country is Japan.

Of course, Japan achieved this by some super effective integration policy, through using the most advanced technologies and assigning billions of yen on the building of thousands of mosques and Islamic schools all over Japan, banning pork in all public places, introducing separate hours for boys and girls in swimming pools in all public schools, and Japanese male doctors do not dare touch their female patients, Muslim women get immense social aid each time they have a child, Shari´a courts were introduced in the judicial system of Japan, and the Koran is considered a Holy Book in Japan…

No, nothing of the kind. What Japan did to avoid problems related to Muslims was much simpler and cheaper; Japan is practically closed to Muslims.

Officially, immigration to Japan is not closed to Muslims. But the number of the immigration permits given to the applicants from Islamic countries is very low. Obtaining a working visa is not easy for adepts of Islam, even if they are physicians, engineers and managers sent by foreign companies that are active in the region. As a result, Japan is “a country without Muslims”.

There is no reliable estimate on the Japanese Muslim population. However, claims of thirty thousand made by some researchers are without doubt an exaggeration. Some claim that there are only a few hundred. This probably amounts to the number of Muslims openly practicing Islam. Asked to give an estimate on the actual number of Muslims in Japan, the ex-president of the Japan Islamic Association Abu Bakr Morimoto replied, “To say frankly, only one thousand. In the broadest sense, I mean, if we do not exclude those who became Muslims for the sake of, say marriage, and do not practice then the number would be a few thousand.”

One of the leaders of the Muslim community in Japan, Nur Ad-Din Mori, was asked: “What percentage of Japan’s total population are Muslims?” He responded, “The answer at the moment is: One out of a hundred thousand.”

Japan’s population is 130 million people, so if these Muslim leaders are correct, then there must be around 1300 Muslims. But even those Muslims who obtained immigration permits and lived many years in the country have very poor chances of becoming Japanese citizens.

Japan officially forbids exhorting people to adopt the religion of Islam (Dawah), and any Muslim who actively encourages conversion to Islam is seen as proselytizing to a foreign and undesirable culture. Too active “promoters of Islam” face deportation- and sometimes even a jail sentence.

The Arabic language is taught by very few academic institutes; I could find only one such institute: The Arabic Islamic Institute in Tokyo. But even the International University of Japan in Tokyo does not offer courses on Arabic or Islamic languages.

Importing the Koran in Arabic is practically impossible, and the only one permitted is the “adapted” version in Japanese.

Until recently, there were only two mosques in Japan: Tokyo Jama Masjid and Kobe Mosque. Now, the total number of Muslim praying sites in Japan is counted in some 30 single story mosques and about a hundred apartment rooms set aside for prayers.

And Japanese society expects Muslims to pray at home: no collective “prostrating” in the streets or squares; in Japan, for such “shows” the actors can get pretty high fines, and in those cases Japanese Police consider “serious”, the participants can be deported.

Quite often, Japanese companies seeking foreign workers specifically note that they are not interested in Muslims.

There is not even a trace of a Shari´a Law in Japan, and halal food is extremely difficult to find in there.

The Japanese tend to perceive Islam as a “strange and dangerous religion” that a true Japanese should avoid, and the recent murders of two Japanese nationals, Haruna Yukawa and Kenji Goto, by ISIS have not contributed to any improvement in the opinions of the Japanese on this matter.

And the most interesting thing in the Japanese approach to Muslims is the fact that the Japanese do not feel any guilt for such a “discriminatory” approach to Islam, and they evidently do not think they should apologize to Muslims for the negative way in which they perceive their religion. Arab gas and oil- yes, and Japan maintains good relations with Arab exporters. But Islam – no, and Muslim immigration– neither. Islam is something that is suitable for others, not for Japan, and therefore the Muslims must remain outside.

And Muslims in Japan do not riot, they do not brand the Japanese “racists”, they do not burn cars, smash windows, behead Japanese soldiers for having been in Afghanistan, Iraq or anywhere else on Earth – and not a single Japanese has been victim of a Muslim terrorist attack on Japanese soil in the last 30 years.

Maybe Europe and the USA should look at the Japanese model of dealing with Muslims more closely?

*This information comes from the National Counterterrorism Center’s (NCTC) unclassified report. The NCTC provides the State Department with the statistical data it needs and was created to provide government agencies with this type of information.
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Tuohon liittyen, monet moskeijat Japanissa ovat jatkuvan fyysisen ja elektronisen valvonnan alla: http://www.japantimes.co.jp/communi...rveillance-looms-japans-muslims/#.WOowwfmLTIU

Shadow of surveillance looms over Japan’s Muslims
Six years after leak that revealed the scope of the government's profiling and spying program, the Muslim community still feels under siege.

While millions around the world marked the end of the holy month of Ramadan last week, a cloud hung over celebrations in Japan. Muslims here say they feel they are constantly under the ever-watchful eyes of the police.

Otsuka Mosque in Tokyo usually hosts around a few dozen Muslims for morning prayers, but hundreds packed the small prayer rooms last Wednesday on Eid al-Fitr, the holiday that signals the end of Ramadan.

“We had to hold the prayers four separate times so all the people lining up could fit in,” explains Haroon Qureshi, secretary-general of the mosque’s Japan Islamic Trust organization. “There must have been 1,000 people waiting to pray.”

Qureshi, like almost all of Japan’s roughly 100,000 Muslim residents, is no stranger to police surveillance. However, the true extent of the systematic profiling and surveillance of Japan’s Muslim community only came to light in 2010, when over 100 internal Metropolitan Police Department documents were leaked online.

The leak revealed that the police had compiled detailed profiles on 72,000 Muslims, including personal information such as bank account statements, passport details and records of their movements. The leak also showed that police had at times planted cameras inside mosques and used undercover agents to infiltrate Islamic nonprofit organizations and halal grocers and restaurants.

The leaked documents, which were made available unredacted online and included the personal profiles of dozens of Muslims, were downloaded more than 10,000 times in the first few weeks.

A detailed breakdown of Qureshi’s life was among the documents, but he says he wasn’t surprised. He had known he was being followed for a long time.

“They follow me many times, I would always see them. After the London bombings in 2005 it got worse,” Qureshi says. “I found them surrounding my house for three days. For two days I waited, and on the third day I went out and shouted, ‘What are you looking for?’ Only then, they left.”

Qureshi says the leak has had a profound impact on the Muslim community and has soured its relationship with broader Japanese society. He says the leak led to several divorces between foreign Muslims and their Japanese spouses, usually due to the Japanese families’ concerns about the authorities’ spying.

“We have nothing to hide; we aren’t doing anything wrong,” Qureshi says. “Personally I don’t care (about being spied on), but for others it’s not good. Some Japanese people convert to Islam and come here to the mosque, but then the intelligence (services) follow them so much, at their home, their office, and they are so scared that they stop coming.”

Top court gives nod to profiling
Junko Hayashi, 37, is a Japanese Muslim who converted to Islam in 2001. Roughly 10 percent of Muslims in Japan are local converts, the rest are foreign nationals. Last year Hayashi became the country’s first female Muslim lawyer.

Along with a team of fellow lawyers, she recently took the national and Tokyo governments — the bodies responsible for the National Police Agency and Metropolitan Police Department, respectively — to Japan’s highest court to challenge the profiling and surveillance program.

After the 2010 leak, 17 of the Muslims named in the documents sued the government and police in a bid to have the widespread spying ruled illegal. In 2014, the Tokyo District Court agreed that the leak had violated the plaintiffs’ right to privacy and awarded them ¥90 million in compensation, but it also ruled that the intelligence-gathering was “necessary and inevitable.” The court sidestepped the issue of blanket profiling by religion, as did the Tokyo High Court in an appeal the following year.

Earlier this year, the group asked the Supreme Court to rule on the constitutionality of the lower court’s decision.

The leaked documents refer to all those profiled as “suspects.” Their lawyers argued that spying solely on the basis of faith, rather than any suspicious activity, breached their plaintiffs’ rights to privacy, equality and freedom of religion. The Supreme Court dismissed the case on May 31.

“If somebody did something wrong, did something suspicious, then the police have a good reason to watch them. But when you are just being Muslims — acting like a Muslim — it doesn’t make sense,” argues Hayashi. “Everybody is a suspect.”

She says that while the leak uncovered the spying taking place in 2010, the Supreme Court ruling effectively gave the police a green light to continue surveillance of Japan’s Muslims. And this, she and other Muslim residents believe, is exactly what they are doing.

“It is definitely still happening,” Hayashi says. “We see the police all the time at the mosques. It is also clear the police are watching the children, treating them like potential homegrown terrorists. They will grow up feeling isolated and excluded.”

Among the 72,000 Muslims cited in the leaked documents were 1,600 children attending public schools in Tokyo.

‘No domestic threat in Japan’
A National Police Agency representative told a human rights committee hearing on the matter at the United Nations in 2014 that they couldn’t provide details on counterterrorism “information-gathering activities,” but that surveillance was always carried out in accordance with the law. Otherwise, the police have been largely silent on the issue.

Sebastian Maslow, assistant professor at the Tohoku University School of Law, questions the value of the surveillance program.

“Islamic terrorism represents no domestic threat in Japan today, and never has in the past,” he says. “Advocates for the surveillance would argue it is the reason for the absence of terrorist attacks, but the large-scale profiling of Japan’s Islamic population does not correspond to the scale of the domestic risk.”

Maslow says that since coming to power, Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has used the specter of the “war on terror” that was declared after the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks on the U.S. as a catalyst to enable Japan to become more assertive on the global stage.

“Islamic terrorism has served as a narrative to emphasize the need for a change in national security posture in the context of the Japan-U.S. alliance,” Maslow says. “As a result of this discourse, Japan’s Islamic population has suffered prejudice and unfounded concerns.”

Robert Dujarric, director of Temple University’s Institute of Contemporary Asian Studies, agrees that the threat of a domestic terrorist attack in Japan is very low, while stressing that there is never zero risk.

In Japan, Dujarric says, “For organizations like the Islamic State, there is just not a lot to gain by launching an attack. It’s also very tough to organize. In the United States you have the easy access to weapons, and in Europe there are a lot of Muslim supporters; in Japan you have neither.”

Japan’s domestic intelligence agencies, Dujarric argues, were striving to stay relevant, but he questions whether they even had the necessary skills and resources to analyze the data they were collecting from their surveillance of the Muslim community.

“Government is trying to show it is doing something, but I doubt the Japanese police have any capability to understand who is radical, who is not,” he says. “Japanese domestic intelligence has long been focused on North Korea and on the Chinese, and they just don’t understand this at all.

“How many Japanese police officers can translate Arabic in the Syrian dialect?” asks Dujarric. “How many can analyze an Urdu document? Even in the U.S. there is a shortage of these skills”.

While there is limited propaganda value for Islamic extremists in launching an attack at the moment, Dujarric believes the 2020 Tokyo Olympics will present a challenge for Japanese authorities as they try to balance the influx of foreign tourists with the real threat of an attack during the games.

Temple University professor and Japan Times columnist Jeff Kingston says that although Japan has the advantage of being an island nation with strict border controls, the risk of terrorist attacks involving Japanese abroad will continue to rise.

Last week Reuters reported that the government intends to increase spending aimed at preventing terrorist attacks abroad by tens of billions of yen in the wake of the massacre by Islamist militants of 20 hostages at a cafe in Dhaka, including seven Japanese.

Kingston argues that the increased threat facing Japanese workers overseas is partly due to Abe’s more active involvement in the Middle East. What’s more, he says, the recent use of overseas development assistance funds for security purposes means that aid workers are now more likely to be targeted, as they were in Bangladesh.

“Japan’s quiet diplomacy, its quite low-key posture, had kept it out of the way for a long time. Abe certainly raised the country above the parapet,” Kingston says.

And while stressing that the government spying on Muslims in Japan was over the top, Kingston says he wasn’t surprised by the Supreme Court’s ruling, as the security forces have never had a negative ruling go against them.

“The government needs to strike a balance,” Kingston says, between security and freedom from surveillance. “At the moment, the balance is in favor of the security forces.”

‘Sowing the seeds of suspicion’
Taro, a Japanese convert to Islam, who asked that his real name not be used, says that when intelligence officers started regularly visiting him shortly after the 9/11 attacks, he was courteous.

“They would come to me at home or at the mosque,” he recalls. “I didn’t want to be misunderstood, for them to think I am against them, so I always gave them my time. They always asked me very simple questions about Islam, and eventually I told them they were just wasting time.

“There are better ways to use the citizens’ tax money,” he adds with a laugh.

Taro, who was among those listed in the leaked documents, was one of the 17 Muslims who took the government to court over the spying.

“I was always answering the authorities’ questions. We were trying to be good to them, but all they did is call us suspects,” he says. “So it’s a betrayal on their side.”

Taro is worried that anti-Muslim sentiment in Japan is increasing in the wake of high-profile terrorist attacks against Japanese abroad, and he is deeply troubled by the government’s profiling of all young Muslims as potential homegrown threats.

“After the beheading of the Japanese hostages last year by Islamic State, my kids at school were asked by other kids if they were one of them,” he says. “The government is sowing the seeds of hatred and doubt and suspicion, and it makes me full of sadness and pity.”

Taro has found it difficult to come to terms with the fact that his government considered him and his family to be terrorist suspects. The Muslim community, he says, is doing everything it can to dispel the negative perceptions of their faith.

“I consider myself a patriot. I love Japan, I love my country,” Taro says. “But it’s a very cynical and bitter feeling. You love someone but that someone betrays you.”
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Japani on yksinkertaisesti erittäin kollektivistinen. Ulkomaisena käynti on aina hauskaa:D
 
Saa nähdä saadaanko Egyptin lippua rakennusvalaistukseen. Vähän epäilen.
Egyptissä yli 30 ihmistä on saanut surmansa kahdessa pommi-iskussa koptikirkkoihin tänään palmusunnuntaina.
Uusin isku tapahtui kirkon lähellä Aleksandriassa, kertoo maan radio. Räjähdyksessä on kuollut ainakin 11 ihmistä. Lisäksi yli 30 on haavoittunut.
Egyptin poliisin mukaan räjähdyksen Aleksandriassa aiheutti itsemurhapommittaja.
Muutamia tunteja aiemmin pommi räjähti koptikristittyjen kirkossa Tantassa Kairon pohjoispuolella. Iskussa kuoli ainakin 21 ihmistä ja haavoittui kymmeniä.
Koptikristityt, joita on kymmenesosa Egyptin väestöstä, ovat toistuvasti olleet islamistien maalitauluina. Islamistien mukaan kristityt olivat mukana muslimipresidentti Mohamed Mursin hallituksen syrjäyttämisessä vuonna 2013.
Joulukuussa äärijärjestö Isis tappoi itsemurhapommilla 29 sunnuntain jumalanpalvelukseen tullutta koptia Kairossa.
Paavi Franciscuksen on määrä vierailla Egyptissä myöhemmin tässä kuussa.
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PST kertoi asiasta iltakudelta alkaneessa tiedotustilaisuudessa ja nosti samalla myös terrori-iskujen uhkatasoa. Uhkatason nosto on voimassa kaksi kuukautta.

Norjalaislehti VG:n tietojen mukaan poika oli suojelupoliisille tuttu ja hänen radikalisoitumistaan on yritetty estää. Hän on väitetysti ilmaissut tukeaan terroristijärjestö Isisille.
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Pitäskö pikku hiljaa huolestua?

Isisin pirullinen juoni alkoi paljastua: terroristit tekeytyivät pakolaisiksi
Julkaistu: 12.4.2016 21:20

VIRANOMAISET ovat entistä vakuuttuneempia, että monet äärijärjestö Isisin värväämät Pariisin ja Brysselin terrori-iskuihin osallistuneet henkilöt käyttivät viime vuoden pakolaisvirtoja hyväkseen liikkeissään Euroopassa. EU:n rajavalvontavirasto Frontex raportoi asiasta suorasanaisesti viime viikolla.


– Pariisin iskut osoittivat, että terroristit voivat käyttää hallitsemattomia siirtolaisvirtoja hyväkseen päästäkseen EU:n alueelle, Frontex totesi raportissaan ja mainitsi esimerkkinä kaksi tunnistamatonta miestä, jotka rekisteröitiin Kreikassa syksyllä turvapaikanhakijoiksi ennen kuin he räjäyttivät itsensä Stade de Francen iskuissa.

Asia nousi esiin jälleen viikonloppuna, kun myös Brysselin iskuista pidätetyn ruotsalaisen Osama Kraeymin kerrottiin mahdollisesti matkanneen Syyriasta Belgiaan pakolaisreittiä pitkin.

Krayem oli viranomaisten seurannassa, mutta Aftonbladetin haastatteleman ruotsalaisen terrorismiasiantuntijan Magnus Ranstorpin mukaan hän saattoi salanimellä ja väärillä papereilla onnistua välttelemään turvallisuuspalveluiden ”kuvaruutuihin” joutumista.


FRONTEXIN mukaan sillä ei ollut viime vuoden kaltaisessa tilanteessa mitään keinoja seurata Eurooppaan tulleiden liikkeitä. Virasto myös muistuttaa, että Euroopasta on matkustanut Syyriaan ”järkyttävä määrä” taistelijoiksi haluavia, jotka voivat muodostaa vaaran EU-maille.

Pariisin ja Brysselin tapauksissa kyseessä ovat olleet nimenomaan henkilöt, joilla ei ole mitään tekemistä varsinaisten pakolaisten kanssa, vaan he ovat mitä todennäköisimmin olleet jo kotimaassaan radikalisoituneita länsimaisia jihadisteja, jotka ovat matkustaneet Syyriaan hankkimaan taistelukokemusta.

On myös perusteita epäillä, että heidän pakolaiseksi tekeytymisensä taustalla on Isisin pirullinen juoni, sillä moni heistä olisi voinut palata aivan laillisestikin omilla papereillaan.

– Näyttää siltä, että Isis haluaa varta vasten näyttää, että se pystyy käyttämään näitä reittejä hyväkseen. Se hyötyy omassa propagandassaan siitä, jos pakolaisvirtoja aletaan käsitellä turvallisuusuhkana, analysoi Ulkopoliittisen instituutin terrorismitutkija Teemu Sinkkonen IS:lle.

Isis yrittää hänen mukaansa kaikessa propagandassaan luoda vastakkainasettelua islamin ja lännen välille, mikä helpottaisi uusien jäsenten rekrytointia järjestön riveihin.


ISIS on propagandassaan uhonnut jopa tuhansien miesten soluttamisesta pakolaisten joukkoon, mutta sellaisesta ei ole Sinkkosen mukaan mitään merkkejä, eikä järjestöllä olisi sellaiseen resursseja.

Hän muistuttaa, että Syyriasta voi palata kotiin, myös Suomeenkin, henkilöitä, joilla ei ole pahat mielessään, toisin kuin Pariisin ja Brysselin terroristeilla. Heitä voidaan pitää turvallisuusuhkana, mutta yleensä viranomaiset ovat hyvin perillä henkilöistä.

– Se että näitä henkilöitä, kuten sotarikollisiksi epäiltyjä, on jäänyt kiinni, todistaa, että poliisi ja tiedusteluviranomaiset ovat olleet ajan tasalla. Toki tiedon määrä epäillyistä on niin valtava, että valitettavan usein selvittely voi jäädä vasta jälkikäteen tehtäväksi, kuten Belgiassa ja Ranskassa, Sinkkonen toteaa.
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Supo: Ääri-islamistit aktivoitumassa omaksi verkostoksi Suomessa
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ÄÄRI-ILMIÖ Supo seuraa Suomeen muodostumassa olevaa ääri-islamistista piiriä.
Suomeen on muodostumassa radikaali-islamistien piiri tai verkosto, kertoo suojelupoliisin ylitarkastaja Tuomas Portaankorva.

Ainakin osa piirin jäsenistä on Syyrian sodasta palanneita suomalaisperäisiä Isis-taistelijoita.

Portaankorva ei paljasta, millaista verkoston toiminta on tai liittyykö siihen terrori-iskujen suunnittelu. Hänen mukaansa piiriin kuuluvat henkilöt jakavat kuitenkin samankaltaisen arvomaailman, islamistisen radikalismin. Ideologian kannattajat havittelevat maailmanlaajuista islamilaista valtiota, ja he ovat olleet valmiita käyttämään väkivaltaa pyrkimyksissään.



Portaankorvan mukaan verkostoon kuuluvat ovat supon tiedossa ja seurannassa.

– Toistaiseksi piiristä ei koidu välitöntä terrorismin uhkaa maamme turvallisuudelle, Portaankorva arvioi.

Osa aktivoitumassa olevan piirin jäsenistä on kokeneita jihadisteja, jotka ovat haalineet Syyrian sotatantereilta monenlaista käytännön osaamista.

Osaavatko he valmistaa omatekoisia räjähteitä?

– Yleisesti voin sanoa, että Syyrian sodasta palanneille on kertynyt kaikenlaista sodankäyntiin liittyvää osaamista, Portaankorva muotoilee.

Supon tietojen mukaan sodasta on palannut Suomeen toistaiseksi parikymmentä vierastaistelijaa.

Supo ei paljasta, missä päin Suomea radikalistiverkosto vaikuttaa.

Portaankorva toteaa kuitenkin yleisesti, ettei Suomesta löydy Brysselin Molenbeek-lähiön kaltaisia radikalisoitumisen kriisipesäkkeitä.

– Väestön syrjäytymisen ehkäisy on yksi keskeinen keino torjua radikalisoitumista ja terrorismia. Syrjäytymisellä ei kuitenkaan pystytä täysin estämään terroritekoja, sillä ne ovat loppupelissä ihmisen henkilökohtainen valinta, ylitarkastaja muistuttaa.
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Scania: Ehdotus rekkojen terrorilukoista ristiriitainen - kuljettajien turvallisuus ei ainakaan nouse

Nykytekniikalla raskaan ajoneuvon moottorin voi sammuttaa etänä, mutta ensin pitäisi ratkaista muun muassa oikeudellisia kysymyksiä.

Kuorma-autovalmistaja Scania suhtautuu epäileväisesti Ruotsin kuljetusalan kattojärjestön Åkeriföretagin vaatimukseen raskaiden ajoneuvojen niin sanotuista terrorilukoista. Järjestö esitti vaatimuksensa Tukholman perjantaisen terrori-iskun jälkeen.

Kuljetusalan järjestö kertoi maanantain Dagens industrissä, että ajoneuvovalmistajien pitää asentaa ajoneuvoihin sellaista tekniikkaa, jonka avulla kuljettajan on mahdollista sammuttaa moottori.

Järjestön edustajan Ulric Långbergin mukaan kyseessä voisi olla esimerkiksi laite, jota kuljettaja pystyy kantamaan mukanaan. "Turvallisuutta on nostettava uudelle tasolle", hän sanoi.

”Vaatimus vaikuttaa jokseenkin ristiriitaiselta. Kuljettajan turvallisuus ei todennäköisesti automaattisesti nouse, jos ajoneuvon ajamiseen käytetään jonkinlaista henkilökohtaista kirjautumista”, sanoo Scanian viestintäjohtaja Hans-Åke Danielsson Kauppalehdelle.

”Kaappaaja voi uhata kuljettajaa ja vaatia häntä luovuttamaan pääsykoodin, sormenjäljen tai jonkin vastaavan. Samaan tapaan kuin ihmisiä on pakotettu antamaan esimerkiksi luottokorttiensa tunnuslukuja.”

Danielssonin mukaan nykypäivän ajoneuvoissa moottorin pysäyttäminen etänä on teknologian näkökulmasta mahdollista. Sen voi tehdä jopa niin, ettei edes kuljettaja itse pysty käynnistämään moottoria uudestaan.

”Mutta sellaisen ratkaisun käyttöä pitää tarkastella useista näkökulmista, kuten vaikkapa laillisuusnäkökulmasta.”
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Boko Haram increasingly using children as bombers: UN

Radical Islamic militants from Boko Haram are increasingly forcing children to carry out bombings, with the number of attacks since January already nearly reaching the total for all of last year, according to a report released Wednesday by the U.N. children's agency.

UNICEF says at least 117 attacks have been carried out by youth in the Lake Chad basin region since 2014, with nearly 80 percent of the bombs strapped to girls, who were sometimes drugged before their missions.

The very sight of children near marketplaces and checkpoints is sparking fear, according to Marie-Pierre Poirier, UNICEF's regional director for West and Central Africa. As a result, nearly 1,500 children were detained last year across Nigeria, Cameroon, Niger and Chad.

"These children are victims, not perpetrators," Poirier said. "Forcing or deceiving them into committing such horrific acts is reprehensible." Children have been used to carry out 27 attacks in the first three months of this year, after 30 such attacks last year.

The new report coincides with this week's third anniversary of the mass abduction of Chibok schoolgirls by Boko Haram, which has pledged allegiance to the Islamic State.

The mass abduction of 276 girls from a boarding school in Nigeria in 2014 mobilized an international campaign to find and free the girls, many of whom were forced into marriages with fighters and became pregnant. Dozens quickly escaped, and 21 were freed in October through negotiations with Boko Haram mediated by the Swiss government and the International Committee of the Red Cross.

The government denied a ransom was paid and that it freed some detained Boko Haram fighters in exchange for the girls. At that time, officials said they were pressing on with negotiations and expected the release of a second group, but no more have been freed.

UNICEF emphasized that beyond the high-profile Chibok abductions, the practice of kidnapping children and forcing them to associate with the armed group has been prevalent.

"Young girls are spotted in the markets, and nighttime raids drag them from their beds. In some cases, parents are killed in front of the girls during the process," it said. "This is typically followed by an extended journey to a Boko Haram base in the forest where the girls are forced into early marriage and sexual slavery."

UNICEF also called for the community reintegration of children who were once under Boko Haram's control, saying many are stigmatized and feared. However, a $154 million appeal last year for the Lake Chad basin region remains only 40 percent funded, the agency said.
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Nuo törmäyksenestot ja ajonestot auttavatkin paljon ajoneuvoiskuja vastaan... Vaikutus alkaa näkyä joskus 30 vuoden kuluttua, kun kaikki vanha kalusto on poistunut tiestöltä ja sitä säilytetään enää museoissa - deaktivoituna sytytystulpat poistettuna ja pakoputki umpeen hitsattuna. :rolleyes:

Pahaa jälkeä saa sitä paitsi pienemmilläkin autoilla. Isokokoinen (yli 3 t) maasturi tai pick-up karjapuskurilla varustettuna lienee hyvinkin tuhovoimainen, jos ei tarvitse ajaa minkään esteen lävitse.
 
setämies kirjoitti:
Mielenkiinnosta odotan mistäpäin venäjää tämä heppu on alkuperältään...
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Entä kun meillä sattuu jotain "odottamatonta", niin kääntyvätkö katseet joosepin yli tulleisiin?Hybridiuhkia? Laittomia työsiirtolaisia, jotka lähtivät etsimään parempaa elämää muualta, vai pitkään naapurissa asuneita, joita aivopesty vuosia mahdollisia iskuja varten?
 
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Entä kun meillä sattuu jotain "odottamatonta", niin kääntyvätkö katseet joosepin yli tulleisiin?Hybridiuhkia? Laittomia työsiirtolaisia, jotka lähtivät etsimään parempaa elämää muualta, vai pitkään naapurissa asuneita, joita aivopesty vuosia mahdollisia iskuja varten?
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Edit: Tiedätkän että sinäkin jouduit työttömäksi "porojen takia". Tässä sinulle ruskea kirjekuori ja passi, otamme vielä myöhemmin yhteyttä.
 
Yllätys että pääsiäinen oli Euroopassa rauhallinen.

Ranskassa ehkäisty vaaleihin liittyvä yksittäistapaus
http://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-39627688
"Two men have been arrested on suspicion of planning an "imminent" attack in France, days before the first round of the French presidential election. Police said they found explosives and several guns at a flat linked to the suspects"
 
Ei kauaa terroristi "autoillut" Israelissa:

http://www.timesofisrael.com/israeli-man-lightly-hurt-in-west-bank-car-ramming-attack/

An Israeli man was lightly wounded in a car-ramming attack near the Gush Etzion Junction in the West Bank on Wednesday, the army said.

The driver of the vehicle was shot and fatally wounded by IDF troops who were on the scene, a military spokesperson said.

A spokesperson for Jerusalem’s Shaare Zedek Medical Center said the Palestinian assailant was brought to the hospital in critical condition after receiving treatment on the scene by military medics.

He was pronounced dead shortly after arriving to the hospital, an army spokesperson said.

The assailant was later identified as Sahib Mousa Mashahrah, 21, from nearby al-Sawahreh, according to the Palestinian Maan news agency.
 
Viime viikolla Saksan Dortmundissa tapahtuneista räjähdyksistä on tullut uutta tietoa. Poliisi pidätti varhain perjantaiaamuna Venäjän kansalaisen Sergei W:n epäiltynä teosta. Mediatietojen mukaan 28-vuotiaalla Baden-Württembergin alueella asuvalla epäillyllä on myös Saksan kansalaisuus...

http://www.is.fi/jalkapallo/art-2000005179138.html

Viranomaiset epäilevät, että Sergei W:n tarkoituksena oli hyötyä pelaajien kuolemilla rahallisesti. Epäilty oli ostanut 15 000 niin sanottua put-optiota, jotka ovat eräänlaisia vetoja siitä, että tietyn osakkeen kurssi putoaa.

Hän halusi tappaa mahdollisimman monia Borussia Dortmundin pelaajia pommeillaan, saada näin seuran osakekurssin äkkiä putoamaan ja tienata miljoonaomaisuuden.
 
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