We have to think of ways of dealing with radicalisation of Singaporeans, that could take place outside Singapore, particularly in countries where the possibilities of radicalisation are higher,' he added. 'Over time, we must assume more of this will happen. Mr Shanmugam added that so far, ISD has moved early to deal with those who showed signs of radicalisation in Singapore. 'The Government takes a very serious view of anyone who supports, promotes, undertakes or make preparations to undertake armed violence, regardless of how they rationalise such violence, or where the violence takes place,' it added. HARROWING videos have emerged of what appears to be Iraqi troops torturing, executing and beheading ISIS fighters.

The Ministry also urged anyone who is in contact with him or knows of anyone in touch with him to report it to the authorities.

Shanmugam said in a Facebook post on Sunday that the Internal Security Department (ISD) had been aware of Megat Shahdan's activities, and had talked about him to community leaders. In the video, Abu Uqayl is seen firing off a round on a truck-mounted artillery gun, with the caption reading 'power is shooting'. 'Why don't you come here and fight us if you are man enough? So we can send you and your Apaches to hell fire.' 'To Harry, you come to Singapore and tell such stories to gain sympathy for the London terror attacks? Whats it like to live under the rule of the extremist group known as the Islamic State, or ISIS WSJ looks at the situation in Raqqa, Syria, through the eye. He also addressed Britain's Prince Harry, who visited Singapore in June this year to promote social causes.

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