The news feed is light tonight because I didn’t have enough time to compile any more items than this.The most interesting item I noticed was that a French-Algerian nuclear physicist with CERN has been arrested for his involvement in a terrorist plot.
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I found the story of the french-algerian terrorist at cern particularly unsettling. I wonder if he went to uni for one of his degrees in europe and if so, what steps that uni is taking to identify further terrorists and cells?
@Joe D-
I doubt any steps are being taken at ANY uni re terrorists. It's only p.c. to call for killing Jews or backing Palestine.
Just like in Singapore, some roles must exclude Muslims. It may not be PC but I'll live with it.
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