nobody cares favela trash. irish arent white.

She is interesting because of my AI anime...


In the reddit link there's someone saying she is from their university and group chats are reacting to this and there was someone else who already was arrested for laundering 100 000 from the same university

They said she was in Syria

What the group chats are saying?
>Started with general shock, and a bit of confusion cause some people only knew her by her nickname. Progressively became a conversation about how one of the lads who had a fling with her, his parents think he's affiliated.

>Couple of people said they weren't surprised because we had a lecturer who also was very radical and we often joked that she was a recruiter ( whilst this isn't actually a joke, we didn't think she was actually recruiting students) but as a result a lot of people said they weren't surprised. She had a lot of takes on taking back the counties, the flag, and anti protestant rhetoric according to some of the lads but like nobody had any issues with her at all. She was a nice girl ya know.

>Oh it's some crazy stuff at the moment. Second person from our year who has been arrested, another lad was done last year for laundering 100k.

>Didn't know that guy because I don't think he ever even went to class but she was a very active student. Also unsure if it's mentioned in any article or if this was just something she did in Uni, but everyone called her "Marko" nickname I guess rarely ever heard her called her name unless it was for attendance.

>She had spent time in Syria and has links to radical groups. She wasn't some random person

>She wasn't stopped at the border, which is barely discernable anyway. She was stopped and arrested by the Irish in Ireland as a result of what will have been an intelligence operation, probably involving both Irish and British agencies.

>I don't know how the Irish legal system deals with cases like this, or how much of the intelligence background may be revealed, but her solicitor is clearly adopting the only defence available and one which I doubt will be sustained.

>Not to agree to the defence, but to fill in some context for people who may not know; there's no physical border between Ireland and Northern Ireland, so no reason why it would be at all suspicious to be asked to bring something with you on a trip across the border.

>She was stopped by Gardaí because they had intelligence she was carrying an explosive device, she wasn't detected by border checks or anything because there aren't any.

>You’d be surprised how often that could happen.

>Trusted person tells you to bring a package with you. Out of respect, you don’t peek inside. Then it’s drugs or a bomb.

>I mean, it doesn’t happen often, but the transport of bombs is not a common occurrence either. Terrorists and drug lords use tactics like this, gaining the confidence of people in need and then using them.

>For example, someone helps a homeless person. That homeless person is now loyal. Then you do what I wrote above and you’re using them without them knowing. AFAIK they even have people dedicated specifically to this kind of “recruitment through gain of trust”.

She looks like Jennifer Psaki!

Yeah, but like why though?

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She might be IRA but she loves the BBC