March 22, 2010
Published: 4 Jul 09 06:00 CET
Online: http://www.thelocal.se/20456/20090704/
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A 21-year-old Swedish man who was convicted of terror-related crimes in Bosnia-Hercegovina has been transferred to a Swedish prison.
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Little bit of trivia for everyone. More money goes from the government to individual meals for inmates than does to meals for school kids. Criminals eat better than kids at school. How can this be justified?
likely muzzie terrorist as well
Sweden is falling fast letting in these people from balkan and middle east and animals from afrika
perhaps it'll be a zoo in decades
And in the Swedish news it says he'll be out in ~2 years. Perfectly just, in my opinion since it seems very unlikely that he'll try to do something again. He'll be under tight surveillance, anyway.
This article has many missing happenings, guess my 'read full article' button is broken. Again.
Exactly.
Yes it is.
Aha. You're comparing terrorism to a career profession? Reason they're called soldiers/fire-fighters is because they've done the training and received a certificate stating that they're qualified for said job (metaphorically speaking in some cases). To be a thief/murder/terrorist/rapist you actually have to commit the crime.
eh, no. vocations and people who have undergone training or some preparation intended to gear them up for their "mission". if you aim to be a terrorist and aid and abet in terrorism related activities, you're a terrorist.