from what i am hearing and reading could be up to 18 dead
the world is going mad esp paris
the guns all of that what good would that do? honestly they hit civilians randomly they are unpredicatable you never know when they are going to hit its an impossible war these fucking scumbags i am sick with these fucking nut jobs shit like this is just depressing i am sitting here watching the news thinking what the fuck is happening to this world
Re: Paris Terror Attacks, Nov 13, 2015 - 11/13/1511:02 PM
there may have been another two shooting not recroed by press yet a man says he heard gun shots one was in a bar the shooting ended from what i am watching ended 10 min ago looks like differant areas have been hit and could still be getting hit i dont know whats going on all the news is differant several shootings keep coming in i did not even know happened
also two other shootings now in differant shopping malls thats what i am hearing
it looks like the whole of paris has been attacked
Re: Paris Terror Attacks, Nov 13, 2015 - 11/13/1511:31 PM
They had a 100 hostages in the concert hall. They are shooting the hostages nowey. No French police well that figures. I guess they only grow grapes and not balls in France.
There are a ton of muslems in France. They let them follow their own law. They really appreciate that.
Re: Paris Terror Attacks, Nov 13, 2015 - 11/13/1511:36 PM
Originally Posted By: Footreads
They had a 100 hostages in the concert hall. They are shooting the hostages nowey. No French police well that figures. I guess they only grow grapes and not balls in France.
There are a ton of muslems in France. They let them follow their own law. They really appreciate that.
Re: Paris Terror Attacks, Nov 13, 2015 - 11/14/1512:14 AM
we need to get the fuck out of the middle east its a impossible war and its the civilians who are suffering
airstrickes etc is that really helping? sure they slowly push isis back but even they have still managed to survive and think about even if they beat them so what there will be bombs and there will be mass shootings with or without isis being here you cant be extremism only answer is to get the fuck out of the middle east
Re: Paris Terror Attacks, Nov 13, 2015 - 11/14/1512:21 AM
Scary stuff.I have family members in and around Paris.They are safe(physically) for now but these types of events traumatize people. I'm sure I was permanently traumatized by 9/11 in some way.
Re: Paris Terror Attacks, Nov 13, 2015 - 11/14/1512:24 AM
Originally Posted By: getthesenets
Scary stuff.I have family members in and around Paris.They are safe(physically) for now but these types of events traumatize people. I'm sure I was permanently traumatized by 9/11 in some way.
Are they safe at home or somewhere in public, gets?
Re: Paris Terror Attacks, Nov 13, 2015 - 11/14/1512:24 AM
Oh yea, France is really know for its muscular foreign policy. Stuff a sock in it gangster. I know you haven't been to france, meet anyone french, or really stepped away from your computer. But this has far more to do with immigration and multiculturalism complete failure in europe. If its not being the 75th partner in a bombing campaign, they will kill you for your cartoon or your speech. Radical islam doesn't go away because you hide from it. It is a totalitarian ideology.
Re: Paris Terror Attacks, Nov 13, 2015 - 11/14/1512:28 AM
My girlfriend landed in Paris and was taking a train here to Bretagne just after it started. She had to get a taxi and stay at a friends place. She says it's unbelievable on the streets, a war zone. She's so lucky that she was also in Paris going to the airport during the Charlie Hebdo strike. She said it's nothing compared to this one, that the streets are crazy now.
I was fucking sweating for 3 hours when I couldn't contact her and knew she was close to the area. Well they put a bullet in a couple of terrorists brain, that always puts a smile on my face. Need more though.
i was meant to go to paris this summer for the first time put it like this i will not be going now
yearh i have heard its like a war zone soldiers all over the streets
Yeah I get what you're saying, but the last thing we should do is let these fucks scare us. Anyway it's more likely that the plane you fly in will crash than you getting killed in a terrorist strike. If we fear them more than is proportionate, they achieve something.
Re: Paris Terror Attacks, Nov 13, 2015 - 11/14/1512:37 AM
Deputy Mayor Patrick Klugman told CNN the death toll in the attacks is going to rise significantly. "We are facing an unknown and historic situation in Paris," he said.
Re: Paris Terror Attacks, Nov 13, 2015 - 11/14/1512:39 AM
Originally Posted By: Mark
Are they safe at home or somewhere in public, gets?
Thanks, last I heard they were all at home or accounted for.
Watching events like this unfold on tv when you have family in the area is horrible. I went through this when the earthquake hit Haiti a while ago. This is a lot worse though because it's a planned attack on innocent people, random and we don't know what else these demons have planned.
i was meant to go to paris this summer for the first time put it like this i will not be going now
yearh i have heard its like a war zone soldiers all over the streets
Yeah I get what you're saying, but the last thing we should do is let these fucks scare us. Anyway it's more likely that the plane you fly in will crash than you getting killed in a terrorist strike. If we fear them more than is proportionate, they achieve something.
unfortunately fear wise they have won look at egypt there entire tourist industry ruined i wont lie i am scared of these fucks they are hitting guys randomly why i was saying before you cant win a war against nutjobs who would kill themselves for there god i have come to the realization that this will never end while we are in the middle east
Re: Paris Terror Attacks, Nov 13, 2015 - 11/14/1512:46 AM
We are out of the Middle East that is what started this shit. See what needs to be done is to show them what terror really means. Send our brave college students picketing their schools their. Get the occupy wall street guys after their ass. Send Obama after them Hillary will eat their lunch for them.
Re: Paris Terror Attacks, Nov 13, 2015 - 11/14/1512:49 AM
Originally Posted By: Belette
My girlfriend landed in Paris and was taking a train here to Bretagne just after it started. She had to get a taxi and stay at a friends place. She says it's unbelievable on the streets, a war zone. She's so lucky that she was also in Paris going to the airport during the Charlie Hebdo strike. She said it's nothing compared to this one, that the streets are crazy now.
glad she's safe.She was in Paris during the Hebdo attacks and there today? wow!
I feel a little different about going about your business regardless of circumstances though, I don't see it as whether the terrorists won or not, but that everybody has a date when they are going to check out. We can take safety precautions in life but we can't live in fear.
Re: Paris Terror Attacks, Nov 13, 2015 - 11/14/1512:50 AM
Originally Posted By: gangstereport
unfortunately fear wise they have won look at egypt there entire tourist industry ruined i wont lie i am scared of these fucks they are hitting guys randomly why i was saying before you cant win a war against nutjobs who would kill themselves for there god i have come to the realization that this will never end while we are in the middle east
I can't blame you. I'm just saying that the danger statistically is so incredibly small, that you should be more afraid of driving your car. They make a big spectacle so it feels more dangerous, even though, again statistically speaking, it isn't. I personally try to make sure I'm not afraid of these maggots. Fuck'em.
Re: Paris Terror Attacks, Nov 13, 2015 - 11/14/1512:52 AM
Originally Posted By: Footreads
We are out of the Middle East that is what started this shit. See what needs to be done is to show them what terror really means. Send our brave college students picketing their schools their. Get the occupy wall street guys after their ass. Send Obama after them Hillary will eat their lunch for them.
i mean the airstrickes stuff like that is leading to these fucks to try and fuck our lives up
Re: Paris Terror Attacks, Nov 13, 2015 - 11/14/1512:54 AM
Originally Posted By: Belette
Originally Posted By: gangstereport
unfortunately fear wise they have won look at egypt there entire tourist industry ruined i wont lie i am scared of these fucks they are hitting guys randomly why i was saying before you cant win a war against nutjobs who would kill themselves for there god i have come to the realization that this will never end while we are in the middle east
I can't blame you. I'm just saying that the danger statistically is so incredibly small, that you should be more afraid of driving your car. They make a big spectacle so it feels more dangerous, even though, again statistically speaking, it isn't. I personally try to make sure I'm not afraid of these maggots. Fuck'em.
true i dont just feel comfutable going at the moment though and going to paris at the moment with the army on the streets would prob not be enjoyable anyway
Re: Paris Terror Attacks, Nov 13, 2015 - 11/14/1512:54 AM
Originally Posted By: getthesenets
I feel a little different about going about your business regardless of circumstances though, I don't see it as whether the terrorists won or not, but that everybody has a date when they are going to check out. We can take safety precautions in life but we can't live in fear.
Yes I understand. I'm just talking about the odds. If you feel unsafe somewhere, why the hell would you want to spend your vacation there.
Re: Paris Terror Attacks, Nov 13, 2015 - 11/14/1512:59 AM
I don't know what Obama says, but it was. They heard them yell allahu akbar. And I guarantee they were french citizens too, probably second generation immigrants.
Re: Paris Terror Attacks, Nov 13, 2015 - 11/14/1501:09 AM
Originally Posted By: Footreads
When the terrorist army phyco hit the military base and killed our soldiers. Obama called it work place violence.
I would laugh but it's not funny. You know how Europe will react to this? They will be worried about the far right and march on the streets for multicultural Europe and anti-fascism. I don't like everything US does, but at least it has balls. You don't want to fuck with US because they'll bomb you. Europe is a continent of weaklings.
I admit, I'm a bit heated tonight But most of the time I do think that.
Re: Paris Terror Attacks, Nov 13, 2015 - 11/14/1501:25 AM
Originally Posted By: Footreads
Do you have any idea what's been happening in Sweden with muslems their going wild over there. Lots of crime and rape
Well Sweden has been for a few months directing immigrants through sweden to Finland. Now they've declared that they're "full" and started checks on their southern border. Which basically means nothing so far, because they will let the people in anyway, but they do ask them what they're there for. It's very little they can do within the inside borders of EU (which is supposed to be like states in US), as long as outside border lets anyone in. So it's a ridiculous, idiotic and moronic situation in Europe. Maybe you can read inbetween the lines that I'm not a big EU guy
Re: Paris Terror Attacks, Nov 13, 2015 - 11/14/1505:26 AM
To quote a poster on another forum who said it best, Europe has been asleep for a few generations and now the bill is coming due.
I can recall so many libs saying back during the Iraq War that Islamic extremists only had it out for Israel, the US, and England. France was one of our biggest critics and many thought they'd have no problems because they didn't stick their noses in it.
Re: Paris Terror Attacks, Nov 13, 2015 - 11/14/1508:16 AM
Originally Posted By: Footreads
Do you have any idea what's been happening in Sweden with muslems their going wild over there. Lots of crime and rape
Stop spreading shit about whats going on with Sweden when youre not in the know. I hate those fucking isis as much as anybody but that stuff you bring is propaganda. We dont have any higher crime rate in our bigger cities Than you have and that part about rape is pure bullshit.
My thoughts to our european brothers in France. J/Sweden
Re: Paris Terror Attacks, Nov 13, 2015 - 11/14/1509:03 AM
Well your right I have never been to sweden.
But my daughter has but this was in 2002. She went their to learn Swedish language and culture. All they wanted to do is speak English to her.
Some Swedish hockey player was part of a NHL team that won the Stanley cup. Each player was allowed to keep the Stanley cup for a while.
He was in a house close to where she was staying. He threw a big party she was invited. You know what they think is a fun party. He pulls out his dick and pissed in the stanly cup.
When they come here they like to tour black Harlem ghetto. Check out this video on YouTube:
Re: Paris Terror Attacks, Nov 13, 2015 - 11/14/1509:47 AM
Originally Posted By: Footreads
Well your right I have never been to sweden.
But my daughter has but this was in 2002. She went their to learn Swedish language and culture. All they wanted to do is speak English to her.
Some Swedish hockey player was part of a NHL team that won the Stanley cup. Each player was allowed to keep the Stanley cup for a while.
He was in a house close to where she was staying. He threw a big party she was invited. You know what they think is a fun party. He pulls out his dick and pissed in the stanly cup.
When they come here they like to tour black Harlem ghetto. Check out this video on YouTube:
Re: Paris Terror Attacks, Nov 13, 2015 - 11/14/1510:58 AM
It's times like this we need to say enough is enough and close the boarders. ISIS said they will invade and attack Europe and going on last nights atrocities they have started. The majority are genuine refugees but how many can Europe take? In Germany this year alone 800k arrived in the Country and in September in my home city of Munich 18k refugees a day where arriving on trains.. Madness..
Re: Paris Terror Attacks, Nov 13, 2015 - 11/14/1511:15 AM
Gold I don't think pissing in the Stanley cup is funny. I wonder what the nhl would say about it and the player for doing it if the story got out back then. Too bad it didn't.
Re: Paris Terror Attacks, Nov 13, 2015 - 11/14/1511:31 AM
Originally Posted By: DE NIRO
It's times like this we need to say enough is enough and close the boarders. ISIS said they will invade and attack Europe and going on last nights atrocities they have started. The majority are genuine refugees but how many can Europe take? In Germany this year alone 800k arrived in the Country and in September in my home city of Munich 18k refugees a day where arriving on trains.. Madness..
When my daughter decided to move to Germany after she graduated college in 2002. The real unemployment rate was around 15 percent. She had a hard time finding a job. Her Ivy League diploma meant shit there. having a trade means more.
I was sending her money so she could live there. Plus if a German company wanted to hire a non German they had to send a letter to the German government why a German could not do the job.
She found a bunch of jobs there to help tide her over besides the money I gave her. Teaching Germans kids English, tour guide to American tourists, translating German to English at Berlin university, delivering news papers.
Then she got real lucky and started work for a German pharmacuitcal company. She opens offices for them all over the world.
i wonder how all those refuges are going to find work?
Re: Paris Terror Attacks, Nov 13, 2015 - 11/14/1512:15 PM
Originally Posted By: Footreads
Gold I don't think pissing in the Stanley cup is funny. I wonder what the nhl would say about it and the player for doing it if the story got out back then. Too bad it didn't.
Fair enough, but its just one of those things you do when your wasted. I dont think you should read to much in to it. Generally, swedes are very proamerican, believe it or not.
As for the isis and radical muslims they can go to hell.
Re: Paris Terror Attacks, Nov 13, 2015 - 11/14/1501:09 PM
Originally Posted By: IvyLeague
To quote a poster on another forum who said it best, Europe has been asleep for a few generations and now the bill is coming due.
I can recall so many libs saying back during the Iraq War that Islamic extremists only had it out for Israel, the US, and England. France was one of our biggest critics and many thought they'd have no problems because they didn't stick their noses in it.
Well now that the wolves are at their door.
You know, it's not as much a sleep (passive) as it is an ideology (active) that is based on guilt from WW2 and the nazis. It's kind of a European shame that raised the liberals and communists (Stalin was worse than Hitler, but nobody's worried about the leftists) into power and created this very persistent ideology of multiculturalism. It has no connection with reality so it cannot be argued with rationality, because no matter how much trouble the mass immigration causes, restricting it would be against "human rights", and the problems aren't connected to immigration but social justice. It's pointless to try to argue through all the ideology, because as with religion, you can't use rational arguments to counter points of faith. In reading my own countries (Finland) news today, there isn't a single thing that would even TRY to find anything wrong with immigration policy or Islam itself, but very strong agenda saying that closing borders will help nothing, fear helps the far right (which is the real danger) and these terrorist strikes are the reason why we should take MORE immigrants, because they're running from terrorists. Anyway, they can't lose. Because no matter what happens, it's someone else's fault and there is no problem, and if there is, it's someone else's fault.
Re: Paris Terror Attacks, Nov 13, 2015 - 11/14/1506:17 PM
Belgian Justice Minister Koen Geens said "a number of'' arrests have been made in Brussels relating to the Paris attacks. Belgian TV says five people were detained in the suburb of Molenbeek. The arrests come after a car with Belgian registration plates was seen close to one of the attacks - the Bataclan concert hall. As the investigation continues, French police are trying to establish the attackers' identities. One of those involved in the Bataclan concert hall attack is reported to have been a French citizen with a history of involvement in radical Islam. A Syrian passport was found next to the body of one of three suicide bombers who struck near the Stade de France stadium during the game. A Greek minister says the passport belonged to a Syrian refugee who passed through the island of Leros. An Egyptian passport has also been linked to the attacks.
Re: Paris Terror Attacks, Nov 13, 2015 - 11/14/1506:25 PM
Originally Posted By: gangstereport
Belgian Justice Minister Koen Geens said "a number of'' arrests have been made in Brussels relating to the Paris attacks. Belgian TV says five people were detained in the suburb of Molenbeek. The arrests come after a car with Belgian registration plates was seen close to one of the attacks - the Bataclan concert hall. As the investigation continues, French police are trying to establish the attackers' identities. One of those involved in the Bataclan concert hall attack is reported to have been a French citizen with a history of involvement in radical Islam. A Syrian passport was found next to the body of one of three suicide bombers who struck near the Stade de France stadium during the game. A Greek minister says the passport belonged to a Syrian refugee who passed through the island of Leros. An Egyptian passport has also been linked to the attacks.
Yep read the same thing. Hope these guys end up to guantanamo bay for eternal waterboarding.
Re: Paris Terror Attacks, Nov 13, 2015 - 11/14/1506:32 PM
someone sent me this bbc article interesting to see how Europe is reacting it reminds me of 9/11
After the Charlie Hebdo attacks in January, people asked: Is Paris safe? But deep-down most did not feel seriously under threat.
They may have taken refuge in the notion that the targetsgets then were rabble-rousing cartoonists and Jewish people. The majority in January marched in solidarity, but they did not share the fear. Today it is different. Friday night's attacks were the Middle East come to Europe. They were of a ferocity, scope and randomness which we associate with Beirut or Baghdad - but not with Paris or London. No easy answer In Western cities - though we may not like to admit it - terrorism has been largely contained in its application. We think of terrorists as having political demands and a conscience set to some form of recognisable moral compass. So those who died in the past tended to be of specific groups plus a few random bystanders. Soldiers outside Notre Dame on 14 November 2015Image copyrightAFP But seen from Paris this new terrorism seems massive, nihilistic and death-loving. Now, the killing of others is not an unfortunate by-product of a political mission. According to the perpetrators, it is part of a divinely-ordained master-plan which they believe will bring them eternal glory. There is no answering that logic. There is no easy response to this thinking. And there is precious little our societies can do to stop it either, because all it requires is some young men with faith and a gun. That is why now - for the first time - fear does stalk the city. Solidarity? The mother wonders about her teenage son. Perhaps he should stop going to bars. The husband worries about his wife when she is late from work. In a million petty ways, behaviour is being altered. There are calls for off-duty police officers to carry guns. Is this the next stage: a society fearful, and under arms? It is all exactly as the perpetrators of these attacks want. They would like nothing more than a ratcheting up of the state's powers. After that they will try to stage another attack - proving again the government's limited effectiveness - and the far right will continue its surge. Which is the other terrorist aim. No-one would be happier than them if the National Front's Marine Le Pen were to sweep to power, and French society to collapse (as it might) into warring factions. After the Charlie attacks there was a huge wave of emotion, which produced the million-person rally at the Place de la Republique. The purpose of the rally was to express that very French notion of "solidarity" - standing together as citizens beside those who have suffered. There may well be a similar outpouring of public emotion in the days ahead. But some will say the word "solidarity" is meaningless. Now everyone stands to suffer, and how do you express "solidarity" with yourself?
Re: Paris Terror Attacks, Nov 13, 2015 - 11/14/1507:42 PM
Originally Posted By: Belette
Originally Posted By: IvyLeague
To quote a poster on another forum who said it best, Europe has been asleep for a few generations and now the bill is coming due.
I can recall so many libs saying back during the Iraq War that Islamic extremists only had it out for Israel, the US, and England. France was one of our biggest critics and many thought they'd have no problems because they didn't stick their noses in it.
Well now that the wolves are at their door.
You know, it's not as much a sleep (passive) as it is an ideology (active) that is based on guilt from WW2 and the nazis. It's kind of a European shame that raised the liberals and communists (Stalin was worse than Hitler, but nobody's worried about the leftists) into power and created this very persistent ideology of multiculturalism. It has no connection with reality so it cannot be argued with rationality, because no matter how much trouble the mass immigration causes, restricting it would be against "human rights", and the problems aren't connected to immigration but social justice. It's pointless to try to argue through all the ideology, because as with religion, you can't use rational arguments to counter points of faith. In reading my own countries (Finland) news today, there isn't a single thing that would even TRY to find anything wrong with immigration policy or Islam itself, but very strong agenda saying that closing borders will help nothing, fear helps the far right (which is the real danger) and these terrorist strikes are the reason why we should take MORE immigrants, because they're running from terrorists. Anyway, they can't lose. Because no matter what happens, it's someone else's fault and there is no problem, and if there is, it's someone else's fault.
Re: Paris Terror Attacks, Nov 13, 2015 - 11/14/1508:23 PM
This far-left ideology that turns the smallest perceived slight into an atrocity and demands special rights for every left-wing subgroup is a cancer that has taken over most American college and university campuses and its European variation has long ago metastasized the European schools and universities. It turns people into weak-minded victims who don't have the mental ability to stand up to real evil.
Maybe in Europe it comes from post-WW2 guilt (or maybe it started even earlier in the French Revolution and the Enlightenment), but in the USA it comes from a combination of communists who left the Communist Party in America (CPUSA) in 1939 with the Hitler-Stalin Pact and joined the Democratic Party, then with the influence of the members of the neo-Marxist Frankfurt School who migrated to America and created things like modern Critical Theory, Post-Modernism and Deconstructionism. Herbert Marcuse, a member of the Frankfurt School, taught for many years at the University of California, San Diego, and others went to Columbia and other Ivy League schools. Jacques Derrida the Deconstructionist taught at University of California, Irvine. He was influenced by the anti-Semite Paul De Man. Many of these far-left wingers are very anti-Semitic and are the first ones to condemn Israel for defending itself and ignore Palestinian atrocities. These far-left wingers call any condemnation of Islam to be Islamophobic (a term brought into use by CAIR, a front group for HAMAS and the Muslim Brotherhood) while ignoring Islamic Christophobia and Judeophobia. To appease Muslims, some European countries want to specifically label products made in Israel so they won't accidentally purchase it. The European far left rants in fear of the miniscule right-wing and doesn't see that the Muslims in its own lands share Nazi ideology. It is this left-wing stupidity that will insure Europe's own destruction, because once the Muslim population is large enough through immigration and reproduction it WILL start to impose Sharia and it WILL initiate acts of terrorism against non-Muslims, and it WILL slowly start to take on political power until it is in control. Then it will be too late.
Re: Paris Terror Attacks, Nov 13, 2015 - 11/14/1508:48 PM
Originally Posted By: Faithful1
This far-left ideology that turns the smallest perceived slight into an atrocity and demands special rights for every left-wing subgroup is a cancer that has taken over most American college and university campuses and its European variation has long ago metastasized the European schools and universities. It turns people into weak-minded victims who don't have the mental ability to stand up to real evil.
Maybe in Europe it comes from post-WW2 guilt (or maybe it started even earlier in the French Revolution and the Enlightenment), but in the USA it comes from a combination of communists who left the Communist Party in America (CPUSA) in 1939 with the Hitler-Stalin Pact and joined the Democratic Party, then with the influence of the members of the neo-Marxist Frankfurt School who migrated to America and created things like modern Critical Theory, Post-Modernism and Deconstructionism. Herbert Marcuse, a member of the Frankfurt School, taught for many years at the University of California, San Diego, and others went to Columbia and other Ivy League schools. Jacques Derrida the Deconstructionist taught at University of California, Irvine. He was influenced by the anti-Semite Paul De Man. Many of these far-left wingers are very anti-Semitic and are the first ones to condemn Israel for defending itself and ignore Palestinian atrocities. These far-left wingers call any condemnation of Islam to be Islamophobic (a term brought into use by CAIR, a front group for HAMAS and the Muslim Brotherhood) while ignoring Islamic Christophobia and Judeophobia. To appease Muslims, some European countries want to specifically label products made in Israel so they won't accidentally purchase it. The European far left rants in fear of the miniscule right-wing and doesn't see that the Muslims in its own lands share Nazi ideology. It is this left-wing stupidity that will insure Europe's own destruction, because once the Muslim population is large enough through immigration and reproduction it WILL start to impose Sharia and it WILL initiate acts of terrorism against non-Muslims, and it WILL slowly start to take on political power until it is in control. Then it will be too late.
so your saying that you think there will be a Muslim Europe i doubt it will get that bad i know there is a rising population in Europe but it will never get to the point where they are a majority in Europe well at least not in my life time people wont let it get that bad Europe esp places like Italy are very catholic that is never going away and the UK very atheist place though it does have a large Muslim population they are still very in the minority
all ready in europe people have had enough in the uk the government are trying to take less immigrants arguing with the EU in some of the eastern European countrys are closing there borders like hungary it looks like germany is getting the majority alot of people in Europe have had enough including some of the governments
i believe far left and far right ideology are both ridiculous to be honest i disagree with both i think both lead to disaster
Re: Paris Terror Attacks, Nov 13, 2015 - 11/14/1508:58 PM
Belgian Prime Minister Charles Michel says investigations are under way to determine whether one of the suspects arrested in Brussels today was in Paris on Friday evening or not, Belgian daily Le Soir reports.
Re: Paris Terror Attacks, Nov 13, 2015 - 11/14/1509:08 PM
It is more complicated than that. An EU country can't close its borders according to EU law. In fact, they're very fucking suspicious even if an EU country announces they start border checks. There is a system called the Dublin regulation, which states that an asylum seeker needs to apply for asylum on the FIRST EU country they come to. This often means Italy or Greece. However, Italy or Greece can't handle the amount of immigrants (who don't want to stay there to begin with), so they just let them through. Therefor they continue to countries where they have best benefits such as Germany, Sweden, Finland etc. Since they are let in the EU and not registered in the first country of entrance, the countries INSIDE of EU borders are in trouble, because according to all their treaties, they're not supposed to have border checks. Now, if it was up to me, we would do it anyway, and if it came to it, we would go to EU court and fight about our evil nationalistic tendencies. However, most of these fucking politicians don't even remember a time before EU and can't imagine such a thing where a country has borders and it would actually decide independently who moves over these borders.
Re: Paris Terror Attacks, Nov 13, 2015 - 11/14/1509:14 PM
Originally Posted By: Belette
It is more complicated than that. An EU country can't close its borders according to EU law. In fact, they're very fucking suspicious even if an EU country announces they start border checks. There is a system called the Dublin regulation, which states that an asylum seeker needs to apply for asylum on the FIRST EU country they come to. This often means Italy or Greece. However, Italy or Greece can't handle the amount of immigrants (who don't want to stay there to begin with), so they just let them through. Therefor they continue to countries where they have best benefits such as Germany, Sweden, Finland etc. Since they are let in the EU and not registered in the first country of entrance, the countries INSIDE of EU borders are in trouble, because according to all their treaties, they're not supposed to have border checks. Now, if it was up to me, we would do it anyway, and if it came to it, we would go to EU court and fight about our evil nationalistic tendencies. However, most of these fucking politicians don't even remember a time before EU and can't imagine such a thing where a country has borders and it would actually decide independently who moves over these borders.
Re: Paris Terror Attacks, Nov 13, 2015 - 11/14/1509:23 PM
I'm from Finland but currently live in France. I don't know if UK will leave EU because I don't follow their politics very closely. However I know that they do see through all the ideological bullshit and realize that they could be just as big part of europe as they are now without being part of a Union that is restricting to their policies as an individual nation. I hope they leave, because it would be the first step of undoing the EU. We can't be one union, one country, because we don't share culture, language, or anything really. It's an internationalistic dream that never really worked and will never work. To me the true diversity is the maximum amount of individual states and languages with different cultures. Globalization, multiculturalism and any kind of federalism is the opposite of diversity, making the world exactly the same everywhere. I suggest everyone who wants that move to America, we don't need all the world to be a melting pot. One big melting pot is enough (and richness in itself).
Re: Paris Terror Attacks, Nov 13, 2015 - 11/15/1505:36 AM
Originally Posted By: gangstereport
Originally Posted By: Faithful1
This far-left ideology that turns the smallest perceived slight into an atrocity and demands special rights for every left-wing subgroup is a cancer that has taken over most American college and university campuses and its European variation has long ago metastasized the European schools and universities. It turns people into weak-minded victims who don't have the mental ability to stand up to real evil.
Maybe in Europe it comes from post-WW2 guilt (or maybe it started even earlier in the French Revolution and the Enlightenment), but in the USA it comes from a combination of communists who left the Communist Party in America (CPUSA) in 1939 with the Hitler-Stalin Pact and joined the Democratic Party, then with the influence of the members of the neo-Marxist Frankfurt School who migrated to America and created things like modern Critical Theory, Post-Modernism and Deconstructionism. Herbert Marcuse, a member of the Frankfurt School, taught for many years at the University of California, San Diego, and others went to Columbia and other Ivy League schools. Jacques Derrida the Deconstructionist taught at University of California, Irvine. He was influenced by the anti-Semite Paul De Man. Many of these far-left wingers are very anti-Semitic and are the first ones to condemn Israel for defending itself and ignore Palestinian atrocities. These far-left wingers call any condemnation of Islam to be Islamophobic (a term brought into use by CAIR, a front group for HAMAS and the Muslim Brotherhood) while ignoring Islamic Christophobia and Judeophobia. To appease Muslims, some European countries want to specifically label products made in Israel so they won't accidentally purchase it. The European far left rants in fear of the miniscule right-wing and doesn't see that the Muslims in its own lands share Nazi ideology. It is this left-wing stupidity that will insure Europe's own destruction, because once the Muslim population is large enough through immigration and reproduction it WILL start to impose Sharia and it WILL initiate acts of terrorism against non-Muslims, and it WILL slowly start to take on political power until it is in control. Then it will be too late.
so your saying that you think there will be a Muslim Europe i doubt it will get that bad i know there is a rising population in Europe but it will never get to the point where they are a majority in Europe well at least not in my life time people wont let it get that bad Europe esp places like Italy are very catholic that is never going away and the UK very atheist place though it does have a large Muslim population they are still very in the minority
all ready in europe people have had enough in the uk the government are trying to take less immigrants arguing with the EU in some of the eastern European countrys are closing there borders like hungary it looks like germany is getting the majority alot of people in Europe have had enough including some of the governments
i believe far left and far right ideology are both ridiculous to be honest i disagree with both i think both lead to disaster
Obviously there are qualifications for a country to turn Islamic. If the EU keeps up with the open door policy, then yes, it will happen. I expect the demographics of Europe in 25 years to be very different than today, and in 50 years far different. All you have to do is follow current trends.
Hungary and Poland want to stop allowing the so-called refugees in, but Angela Merkel and the EU will probably put up a fight and will try to penalize those countries.
As for the European far-right, if you're talking about white racist and anti-Semitic groups (like Neo-Nazis), I think they are negligible. If you are talking about groups that want to restrict immigration but are NOT white racists/anti-Semites, I don't think that it's fair to call them far-right as the European press usually does. It's more pragmatic and they could very well be moderates on other issues, so the label is really more of a pejorative. I'd call them the European right and I think their policies would be better. The Islamists that they are letting in do want to destroy Christian culture, impose Sharia and make dhimmis out of the rest of the population. The left are appeasers reminiscent of Neville Chamberlain handing over Sudentenland to the Nazis.
Re: Paris Terror Attacks, Nov 13, 2015 - 11/15/1501:39 PM
If you guys watched was going on in the soccer stadium near the terror attack. You heard a big explosion outside. Everyone heard it in the stadium including the players.
This is what happened out side a man tried to get into the stadium he had a ticket. But one of the guards saw a vest under his coat. That was the bomb vest. The terrorist saw he could not get in so he exploded it outside. That dead guard probably saved another two hundred or more. The president of France and the previous president of France were in the stadium watching the game.
Re: Paris Terror Attacks, Nov 13, 2015 - 11/15/1501:51 PM
I think France, England, Russia, and the US with a little help can kill 100'000 Isis fighters pretty easily without very much loss of life on their side
Hit every place and country where we know they are it could all end in about a month. The refuge problem also ends in a month. We should do that. It will also send a message to Iran.
Re: Paris Terror Attacks, Nov 13, 2015 - 11/15/1503:26 PM
We have a major nazi presence in former East Germany and in Russia, so I wouldnt marginalize them for one bit. Scum as are the isis.
We had this far right loonie couple years ago who machine gunned down 77 socialdemocratic kids in Norway. He published a long manifest on the internet, clearly had a political motive.
We also have major problems with left wing terrorists here in Sweden, called AFA. Also scum.
Re: Paris Terror Attacks, Nov 13, 2015 - 11/15/1504:14 PM
On Germany I used to spend time in east and west Germany. I stayed at a hotel over there in east Germany My ex son in laws family lived there they have a house there. Crazy old Germans fucking nudists tried to talk my wife and I into doing it. My wife did not, but I did I think his wife dug my dick.
I have an apartment in Berlin, west Germany unfortunely I spend very little time there now. I have a daughter and grandson my apartment is three buildings away from them it over looks the canal. Buildings are nice but a lot of stairs.
My building was residential then a company took them over. They put in an elevator. Then business went bust and they made apartments out of it. My building is the only one with an elevator thank god.
There are skin heads there, but if they are hurting people I have not seen it. I don't think they know how to make money from what they are doing. I know the Turks there do.
Re: Paris Terror Attacks, Nov 13, 2015 - 11/15/1504:40 PM
I had one problem with young Germans it happened in old east Germany in that hotel. But they were not skin heads. I know because I grabbed one of them by their hair took him down and stuck my fingers in his eyes.
Re: Paris Terror Attacks, Nov 13, 2015 - 11/15/1505:54 PM
Originally Posted By: Footreads
The US is very good at finding them through cell phone, and other ways.
They can find most of these guys. But worry to much about collateral damage. Stop worrying about it.
Israelis kill them they find out where there family lives and bulldoze their house. Find out where family live bulldoze the family.
People won't be running to sign up.
Lone wolves here are harder to find if they don't do something stupid like use outside people for things.
its hard though because they manipulate other muslims into becoming terrorists its a cycle the older ones manipulate the younger ones and once you kill the older ones the younger ones step up
fucking disgusting cant stand these terrorist but i dont understand how you stop them influencing others especially in this day and age when everything is on the internet
if you stop them manipulating others we will win but like i said before its very hard these fucks are not easy
Re: Paris Terror Attacks, Nov 13, 2015 - 11/15/1505:56 PM
The French Interior Minister Bernard Cazeneuve has given more details about the attacks after meeting his Belgian counterpart.
"The investigation will show that the Paris attacks were prepared abroad, by a group of individuals based in Belgium who benefited from accomplices in France.
"There's an intensive need for cooperation between the French and Belgian services because those in Belgium who prepared the attacks were not known to the French intelligence services."
Re: Paris Terror Attacks, Nov 13, 2015 - 11/15/1506:59 PM
You know what that tells me. Contact your local senators and tell them you do not want Syrian refugees in this country. Tell them if they do it you are going to vote them out of office. Also tell Obama he is fucked up for wanting to let them in. Tell Hillary the same. Enough of this shit.
Re: Paris Terror Attacks, Nov 13, 2015 - 11/15/1507:01 PM
Oh make the attack on Isis a coordinated attack on every country they are in at the same time. Kill them all at the same time like they did to us and the French.
Re: Paris Terror Attacks, Nov 13, 2015 - 11/15/1509:22 PM
Originally Posted By: Footreads
Israelis kill them they find out where there family lives and bulldoze their house. Find out where family live bulldoze the family.
This country can learn a lot from the Israelis. All countries can. Small as they are, they're proactive and all balls.
Now, as far as the French. I'll forget the fact that they were nowhere to be found after 9/11 because I'm a forgiving Christian. But so much for bastions of liberalism being safe from these animals.
EEE-NUFF. They must be eradicated. And if we wait for the currest bullshit artist sitting in the White House to get off his celebrity loving ass, the innocent casualties will only keep mounting.
Keep calling it Bush's war, libs. Maybe you'll actually begin to believe it.
Re: Paris Terror Attacks, Nov 13, 2015 - 11/15/1510:19 PM
Originally Posted By: pizzaboy
Originally Posted By: Footreads
Israelis kill them they find out where there family lives and bulldoze their house. Find out where family live bulldoze the family.
This country can learn a lot from the Israelis. All countries can. Small as they are, they're proactive and all balls.
Now, as far as the French. I'll forget the fact that they were nowhere to be found after 9/11 because I'm a forgiving Christian. But so much for bastions of liberalism being safe from these animals.
EEE-NUFF. They must be eradicated. And if we wait for the currest bullshit artist sitting in the White House to get off his celebrity loving ass, the innocent casualties will only keep mounting.
Keep calling it Bush's war, libs. Maybe you'll actually begin to believe it.
Re: Paris Terror Attacks, Nov 13, 2015 - 11/15/1511:44 PM
Originally Posted By: Mark
France just sent 10 fighter jets to Syria and dropped 20 bombs on ISIS targets.
they need people on the ground we have along with the European countrys plus russia been bombing ISIS for nearly a year and they have got just slowly got stronger not made any difference you need guys on the ground
Re: Paris Terror Attacks, Nov 13, 2015 - 11/16/1503:34 PM
An Algerian asylum seeker has been arrested in Germany after allegedly warning fellow migrants last week of an imminent attack in Paris, a spokesman for the prosecutor has said.
The Associated Press reports that the unidentified 39-year-old man was detained at a refugee shelter in the western German town of Arnsberg, after two Syrian men contacted police on Saturday.
According to Werner Wolff, a spokesman for the Arnsberg prosecutors office, the witnesses were told by the man that Paris would be subjected to "fear and terror".
Re: Paris Terror Attacks, Nov 13, 2015 - 11/16/1503:39 PM
French police carried out 168 searches on Sunday night and Monday morning in response to the attacks in Paris. Here is where they happenen
Bobigny, Paris - One raid said to be directly linked to attacks.
Lille - Around 15 searches led to discovery of handguns, sub-machine gun and possible explosives according to local media. Other searches in surrounding area.
Quievrechain - Searches and two arrests.
Jeumont - Searches with "no direct link" to Paris attacks, according to the mayor.
Strasbourg - 14 raids in various districts.
Lyon - Rocket launcher and Kalashnikov rifle found in search.
Grenoble – Weapons found after multiple searches in the area
Bollene - Two arrests reported
Avignon - Man arrested and several mobile phones seized
Toulouse - Several locations searched in Mirail district, where man at centre of 2012 armed siege Mohamed Merah lived. Several people held.
Re: Paris Terror Attacks, Nov 13, 2015 - 11/16/1503:49 PM
someone sent me this BBc article looks like we might be next
Islamic State has issued two new propaganda videos from militants in Iraq, celebrating the attacks in Paris and threatening Washington DC, BBC Monitoring's jihadist media team reports.
The videos feature excerpts from a September 2014 message by IS spokesman Abu-Muhammad al-Adnani, inciting lone wolf attacks in countries party to the US-led coalition against the group.
IS fighters speaking in the films reiterated incitement to further violence and said the Paris attacks came in revenge for the French government's killing of Muslims.
Re: Paris Terror Attacks, Nov 13, 2015 - 11/16/1504:53 PM
This is horrible. France was set to beef up their security by November 30 due to a summit.
Question, does anyone one know if France was doing military exercises during Fridays attack? There seems to be a trend since 1998, with most terrorists attacks happening during a nations military exercise.
Re: Paris Terror Attacks, Nov 13, 2015 - 11/16/1505:03 PM
Originally Posted By: Giacomo_Vacari
This is horrible. France was set to beef up their security by November 30 due to a summit.
Question, does anyone one know if France was doing military exercises during Fridays attack? There seems to be a trend since 1998, with most terrorists attacks happening during a nations military exercise.
no i dont think they were doing military experiences they had no idea not even the slightest suspicions that anything was wrong
Re: Paris Terror Attacks, Nov 13, 2015 - 11/16/1505:07 PM
France is committed to "destroying" the so-called Islamic State group after Friday's deadly attacks, President Francois Hollande has said. He said he would table a bill to extend the state of emergency declared after the attacks for three months and would suggest changes to the constitution. France's military campaign against IS in Iraq and Syria will also intensify. IS says it carried out the attacks on bars, restaurants, a concert hall and a stadium in which 129 people died. Speaking during a joint session of both houses of parliament, Mr Hollande said the constitution needed to be amended as "we need an appropriate tool we can use without having to resort to the state of emergency". Other measures he said would be pursued included: 5,000 extra police posts in the next two years and no new cuts in the defence budget Making it easier to strip dual nationals of their French citizenship if they are convicted of a terrorist offence, as long as this did not render them stateless Speeding up the deportation of foreigners who pose "a particularly grave threat to the security of the nation" Pushing for greater European action against arms trafficking and greater penalties for it in France Mr Hollande said he would travel to meet US President Barack Obama and Russian Vladimir Putin in the coming days to discuss action against the group. He re-iterated his opposition to Syrian President Bashar al-Assad remaining in power but said "our enemy in Syria is Daesh [IS]". He promised more resources for the security forces and said the Charles de Gaulle aircraft carrier would be sent on Thursday to bolster the military campaign against IS.
Thousand of extra police and troops have been deployed in Paris In the early hours of Monday, a total of 23 people were arrested, 104 put under house arrest, and dozens of weapons seized in more than 168 of raids on suspected Islamist militants across France. Belgian police say two people arrested on Saturday have been charged with "participating in a terrorist attack". They were among seven people detained in Belgium at the weekend. Five of them were later released, including Mohammed Abdeslam, the brother of two suspects - Brahim Abdeslam, killed during the attacks, and Salah Abdeslam, who is on the run.
Re: Paris Terror Attacks, Nov 13, 2015 - 11/16/1507:07 PM
the west and russia need to work together russia are bombing syrian rebels because they are fighting assad while the west is backing the syrian rebels with weapons and airstrickes because they are fighting assad and isis
things are complicated because assad is fighting the rebels and isis russia is backing assad against rebeles and isis and the west is backing rebels against isis and against assad
the west need to forget about assad dictator or not isis is the real threat and assad is fighting them and russia need to stop bombing west backed troops there needs to be real coordination if they want this to work but i think putin though he hates obama and the west will work with us because we all have a common goal getting isis putin and obama were seen at the g20 yesterday having a one on one intense conversation which lasted 30 min i think they will work together like when russia worked with the west to get the nazis
Re: Paris Terror Attacks, Nov 13, 2015 - 11/17/1510:29 PM
Originally Posted By: Alfanosgirl
So right now I'm at JFK, got through security in about ten minutes but they patted me down. Never had to be patted down before.
You can get patted down at JFK for them to make it look random instead of racially profiled. My 60 year old (white) mother got patted down on a flight to Finland a few years ago, while I went through the security check without problem.
Re: Paris Terror Attacks, Nov 13, 2015 - 11/17/1511:06 PM
I tell them I want a women to pat me down.
My son travels a lot. He is traveling today going to Oklahoma. He did something he gets on the plane with no waiting. He may have let them finger print him once.
Re: Paris Terror Attacks, Nov 13, 2015 - 11/18/1512:05 AM
They are patting everyone down not just me. Never seen them do that before. I once was selected to be searched when I was in the Phoenix airport. They searched my bags, my 18 month old son's bag too (this was in 2007) They patted me down and they patted down my son. Can you believe that? We missed our connecting flight to Newark and had to spend 14 long hours there. Thank god we finally caught another flight. And get this, there was a playground with a slide and everything inside that airport by Alaskan air.
I'm on the plane right now using fly-fi. And the 2 seats next to me are empty
Re: Paris Terror Attacks, Nov 13, 2015 - 11/18/1501:08 AM
Originally Posted By: getthesenets
wow, AG...never heard of them patting down kids. PHX to EWR must have been some kind of known drug mule route for them to pat down a mother and child.
Unfortunately TSA screening is lax, except for the aftermath of an attack or incident.
That's exactly what I was thinking. My sis and I had the boys who were both the same age. They searched all four of us. The boys loved it. They thought it was the greatest thing
Re: Paris Terror Attacks, Nov 13, 2015 - 11/20/1502:37 PM
Sweden raised the national terror threat level from 3 to 4 couple days ago, indicating a "high threat" of a terrorist act in the country. Level 4 means that it is "likely that actors have the intention and ability to carry out an attack". The next, and highest, step would mean that it is "very likely".
A warrant was issued for the arrest of one suspect and the scumbag was arrested last night in the north of Sweden. It has been confirmed that the target was Stockholm.
Re: Paris Terror Attacks, Nov 13, 2015 - 11/21/1512:05 PM
The Brussels metro is closed till Sunday and people have been told to avoid crowds. These include shopping centres and concerts, and the authorities have also recommended that large events, including football matches, be cancelled, a statement said. The warning for the rest of Belgium stays at a lower level, which is still at a "serious" level.
Re: Paris Terror Attacks, Nov 13, 2015 - 11/21/1502:32 PM
Originally Posted By: goldhawkroad
Sweden raised the national terror threat level from 3 to 4 couple days ago, indicating a "high threat" of a terrorist act in the country. Level 4 means that it is "likely that actors have the intention and ability to carry out an attack". The next, and highest, step would mean that it is "very likely".
A warrant was issued for the arrest of one suspect and the scumbag was arrested last night in the north of Sweden. It has been confirmed that the target was Stockholm.
Wheres the death penalty when you need it?
Death penalty is no problem let him have an accident in jail
A large truck plowed into a crowd of people in the southern French of city of Nice on Thursday night, killing at least 60 people and injuring at least another 100 as the heavy vehicle mowed over its victims along hundreds of feet, according to police and government officials. The grim death toll jolted the entire country, which has been tenterhooks for months, wondering if and when another deadly assault might occur.
The incident occurred just as thousands of people poured on to the streets on a warm midsummer’s night to celebrate the country’s biggest public holiday of the year, Bastille Day, and to watch the fireworks display — a traditional feature in every city and village across France in the annual celebrations. The truck slammed into the crowds gathered on the city’s Promenade des Anglais, which runs along the Mediterranean seafront, and sent those who could escape screaming in panic as they fled the scene.
The Nice region’s president said at least 60 people were killed in the chaos and that the truck was loaded with arms and grenades, according to the Associated Press.
“There was carnage on the road,” eyewitness Wassim Bouhlel told the AP. “Bodies everywhere.”
Bouhlel added that he witnessed a man came out of the truck with a gun and start shooting.
For France, the attack on Thursday night is likely to be deeply distressing — and to raise the question about how the country can possible avoid further attacks, given the extraordinary security measures already in place. What is more, Thursday’s mass deaths, if terrorism, will be the third terror attack in France in just 18 months; in January 2015 ISIS and al-Qaeda gunmen killed 17 people at the Charlie Hebdo satiric publication and a kosher supermarket, both in Paris. Then came the Paris attacks — a devastating blow, from which the country had only just begun to shake off the anxiety and grief.
Re: Paris Terror Attacks, Nov 13, 2015 - 07/14/1611:56 PM
They are demons Gets. This cowardice has to stop. Innocent people being killed for no reason? Let's wait and see if this is what we all are thinking it is. May the victims RIP!
Re: Paris Terror Attacks, Nov 13, 2015 - 07/15/1602:05 AM
Read "The French Intifada: The Long War Between France and Its Arabs," by Andrew Hussey, for a thorough telling of France's long and deadly relationship with Muslins. There are places in France, including Paris, where radical Muslims run everything, and the government doesn't do anything.
Re: Paris Terror Attacks, Nov 13, 2015 - 07/15/1602:53 AM
Turn,
thanks for book suggestion. Just read a few preview pages on google books. Was thinking that it would start either with France's involvement in the Crusades or with the French colonization of Northern Africa.
I say that because, in a long debate about another topic...I brought up the nativist and anti-Catholic sentiment in the US that greeted immigrants from Catholic backgrounds during the mid 19th century here. These religious animosities have deep roots, as was explained to me. Some of the roots of the anti-Catholic sentiment were from atrocities that occurred centuries earlier in Europe to Protestants at the hands of Catholic leaders.
I'm thinking that a book about French/Arab relations would examine the entire history of the two "groups".
gonna try to find a podcast interview with the author.
Re: Paris Terror Attacks, Nov 13, 2015 - 07/15/1603:39 AM
Originally Posted By: Turnbull
Read "The French Intifada: The Long War Between France and Its Arabs," by Andrew Hussey, for a thorough telling of France's long and deadly relationship with Muslins. There are places in France, including Paris, where radical Muslims run everything, and the government doesn't do anything.
Re: Paris Terror Attacks, Nov 13, 2015 - 07/15/1612:13 PM
Originally Posted By: dixiemafia
Originally Posted By: Footreads
A real mess a lot of little kids. How long are people going to take this?
People are too worried about banning guns and shit.
No, not in Europe. Here, if you would go against things like this you get called a racist and will lose your job. We need to close the borders and send all the muslims that's causing problem out.
Re: Paris Terror Attacks, Nov 13, 2015 - 07/15/1604:12 PM
Originally Posted By: Testa
Originally Posted By: dixiemafia
Originally Posted By: Footreads
A real mess a lot of little kids. How long are people going to take this?
People are too worried about banning guns and shit.
No, not in Europe. Here, if you would go against things like this you get called a racist and will lose your job. We need to close the borders and send all the muslims that's causing problem out.
I don't know who are all the Muslim that are causing all the trouble are? But we have to close our borders. Personally any Muslim that cause trouble needs to be dealt with and their families need to pay a price as well. So if the family spots a problem they will tell the authority to avoid trouble for themselves
Re: Paris Terror Attacks, Nov 13, 2015 - 07/15/1605:41 PM
The real problem is, guns, the NRA, trucks, cars, explosives, knifes, bats, right wingers, conservative talk radio, Donald trumps hair, racism, and guns again, assault rifles. When will France ever learn ??
Re: Paris Terror Attacks, Nov 13, 2015 - 07/15/1605:50 PM
Anyone can get into a truck and mow people down. An old man did it on the Santa Monica Promenade in CA a decade ago. The guy could have just been crazy. "Inspired by" is very vague. If the guy were a Christian, would we crack down on Christians? Would we test all Christians, as Newt Gingrich now wants to do with Muslims?
A security expert on CNN nailed it yesterday. The truck should have never made it that close to the closed off street. You have to have the perimeter secured with large events. Security has to know everything that is allowed in or out. Every vehicle has to have a permit, parking has to be organized. No vehicle should be unaccounted for.
Re: Paris Terror Attacks, Nov 13, 2015 - 07/15/1606:22 PM
Originally Posted By: OakAsFan
Anyone can get into a truck and mow people down. An old man did it on the Santa Monica Promenade in CA a decade ago. The guy could have just been crazy. "Inspired by" is very vague. If the guy were a Christian, would we crack down on Christians? Would we test all Christians, as Newt Gingrich now wants to do with Muslims?
A security expert on CNN nailed it yesterday. The truck should have never made it that close to the closed off street. You have to have the perimeter secured with large events. Security has to know everything that is allowed in or out. Every vehicle has to have a permit, parking has to be organized. No vehicle should be unaccounted for.
If Christains start carrying out terrorist attacks multiple times per year, over and over in the name of their religion, then yeah we should start questioning them as a religion worth tolerating.
Re: Paris Terror Attacks, Nov 13, 2015 - 07/15/1606:47 PM
The problem is how do you stop these attacks from happening? I dont think anyone has a clear answer on how to stop it. ISIS they will be wiped out in a couple of years they are already losing ground in IRAQ, Syria, Libya and Afghanistan but even when they are wiped out a new group will form and the whole thing will start over again more terrorist attacks more innocents being killed.
Groups like Al Qaeda have been around for decades and not been wiped out i dont see the problem going away any time in the near future. How do we stop these animals radicalizing others? Its getting harder to stop them especially as everything is online now very easy to manipulate people and harder for the government to stop.
I cant think of a way we can stop it from happening and i hope i am wrong but i think we are all going to be living with fear of these animals for a long time because i dont see a solution to the problem at the moment.
Re: Paris Terror Attacks, Nov 13, 2015 - 07/15/1607:39 PM
The attack yesterday could have been prevented with better planned security. Not interning Muslims into camps...simply a better organized security plan for an event attracting thousands of people, one that wouldn't have allowed an unidentified giant rig that could practically be seen from Mars drive right onto the promenade. With that kind of security breech, either an Isis-inspired jihadist, or basically any crazy asshole with a truck, could kill scores of people.
Re: Paris Terror Attacks, Nov 13, 2015 - 07/15/1608:38 PM
9/11 could have been prevented with better coordination between the intel community and law enforcement's boots on the ground, not to mention a president that actually took some kind of action in response to the memos released beforehand. CIA made it clear it was going to happen any day. Bush was more concerned with business deregulation or something. Terrorism is preventable on many levels. Sadly, the world's leaders, including this nation, can't get beyond using blanketed bigotry as a strategy.
Re: Paris Terror Attacks, Nov 13, 2015 - 07/15/1609:12 PM
Once again to correct misinformation being spread by keyboard warriors, prior to 9/11 the FBI and CIA were prevented from coordinating intel by a memo sent by Jamie Gorelick, who was a Deputy Attorney General during the Clinton administration. This hamstrung the agencies ability to gather intel (ridiculously, Gorelick was later appointed to be on the 9/11 Commission, and of course she never implicated herself). Moreover, Michael Morell, the former Acting CIA Director, confirmed that during the early months of the Bush administration there was chatter of an impending terrorist attack, but it had no specifics. Basically it said that somewhere in the United States at some unspecified date and time. Morell said that with information like that, and following the rules set up by President Bill Clinton, there was nothing Bush could have done. Neither he nor anyone in his administration had special psychic powers that would allow them to know what the investigative agencies didn't.