Brussels Zaventem airport explosions: 'At least 11 dead'

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WTF, I thought Reagan stopped all this terroism stuff.

I think the being shot and wounded would have put that notion to rest.

Manhunt As Brussels Suspects Caught On CCTV

Perhaps that is not the right footage.Why would they show a different event?

Brussels attacks: Video purporting to show Zaventem Airport explosion was shot in 2011 | Europe | News | The Independent

 

[EagleSmack]

The Wisconsin Sikhs?

Probably.... yeah... the Wisconsin Sikhs! What else would you like to pin on Christians in absence of facts?

You know... you could always say Crusades and Spanish Inquisition. That's usually enough without have to "fabricate".

the smarmy ignorance and fukkin' spite from the progs is sickening. hopefully they'll get wasted next time.

Paris attack: Isis warns 'This is just the beginning' after killing at least 127 people in French capital | Europe | News | The Independent

Can't we just pretend this all isn't happening?

 

[Tecumsehsbones]

Probably.... yeah... the Wisconsin Sikhs! What else would you like to pin on Christians in absence of facts?

You're right.

Wade Michael Page (November 11, 1971 – August 5, 2012)[40] was an American white supremacist living in Cudahy, Wisconsin.[41] Page was born and grew up in Colorado.[42] He served in the U.S. Army from April 1992 through October 1998,[43][44] before being forced out by a general discharge.[24] In the Army, Page had learned to repair the Hawk missile system, before becoming a psychological operations specialist.[24][45] He was demoted and received a general discharge[24] for "patterns of misconduct," including being drunk while on duty and going absent without leave.[11][12][45]
After his discharge, Page returned to Colorado, living in the Denver suburb of Littleton from 2000 through 2007.[46] Page worked as a truck driver from 2006 to 2010, but was fired after receiving a citation for impaired driving due to drinking.[47][48]
Page had ties to white supremacist and neo-Nazi groups, and was reportedly a member of the Hammerskins.[25] He entered the white power music scene in 2000, becoming involved in several neo-Nazi bands.[49] He founded the band End Apathy in 2005 and played in the bands Definite Hate and Blue Eyed Devils,

No indication he's a Christian there.

How bout abortion clinic workers? You gonna say there's "no evidence" their attackers were Christians?

 

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So nobody noticed the guy with an assault rifle?? Really??
https://www.sundayworld.com/news/po...-assault-rifle-with-body-of-brussels-attacker

Police find Kalashnikov assault rifle with body of Brussels attacker

 

[EagleSmack]

You're right.

Wade Michael Page (November 11, 1971 – August 5, 2012)[40] was an American white supremacist living in Cudahy, Wisconsin.[41] Page was born and grew up in Colorado.[42] He served in the U.S. Army from April 1992 through October 1998,[43][44] before being forced out by a general discharge.[24] In the Army, Page had learned to repair the Hawk missile system, before becoming a psychological operations specialist.[24][45] He was demoted and received a general discharge[24] for "patterns of misconduct," including being drunk while on duty and going absent without leave.[11][12][45]
After his discharge, Page returned to Colorado, living in the Denver suburb of Littleton from 2000 through 2007.[46] Page worked as a truck driver from 2006 to 2010, but was fired after receiving a citation for impaired driving due to drinking.[47][48]
Page had ties to white supremacist and neo-Nazi groups, and was reportedly a member of the Hammerskins.[25] He entered the white power music scene in 2000, becoming involved in several neo-Nazi bands.[49] He founded the band End Apathy in 2005 and played in the bands Definite Hate and Blue Eyed Devils,

No indication he's a Christian there.

Yes I knew that. But hey T-Bones... just fire from the hip brother! Some idiots will believe you and sometimes that's enough!

How bout abortion clinic workers? You gonna say there's "no evidence" their attackers were Christians?

So do you think that is a big problem that must be dealt with?

 

[Tecumsehsbones]

Yes I knew that. But hey T-Bones... just fire from the hip brother! Some idiots will believe you and sometimes that's enough!



So do you think that is a big problem that must be dealt with?

No, I'm answering your question.

I think ladders are the big problem that must be dealt with. They kill more people than terrorists do, right?

 

[EagleSmack]

No, I'm answering your question.

Whoa! That is not an answer to the only question I asked.

You tried to pin the Wisconsin Sikh shooting on Christians, which you now know is false.

You then brought up the Abortion Clinic attacks by Christians and I asked if you think that is a problem that should be dealt with.

 

[Tecumsehsbones]

Whoa! That is not an answer to the only question I asked.

You tried to pin the Wisconsin Sikh shooting on Christians, which you now know is false.

You then brought up the Abortion Clinic attacks by Christians and I asked if you think that is a problem that should be dealt with.

Here's the question you asked. . .

So... which one will be the first to say...

"I'm more afraid of Christians than Muslims!"

So I gave you a couple of examples of people who might say that.

I suppose you know lots of white supremacists who don't claim to be Christian, but I don't believe I ever even heard of one.

 

[EagleSmack]

Here's the question you asked. . .

So... which one will be the first to say...

"I'm more afraid of Christians than Muslims!"

So I gave you a couple of examples of people who might say that.

I suppose you know lots of white supremacists who don't claim to be Christian, but I don't believe I ever even heard of one.

I don't know any white supremacists. You cannot seriously be insinuating anything by that comment.

 

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Hizbullah on Brussels Blasts: Fire Raging in Europe Lit by Sides Fueling Syria War — Naharnet

 

[Tecumsehsbones]

I don't know any white supremacists. You cannot seriously be insinuating anything by that comment.

Didn't intend to. Got all finger-tangled. Meant to say "don't know of." My bad.

You don't know any white supremacists? I know a few. Don't like 'em much, but I know 'em.

 

[Locutus]

thank gawd all this terrorism stuff happens wayyyy over there.

 

[Remington1]

Countries like France and Belgium opened their doors to immigration. People were given full rights to grow and prosper; access to land, education and freedom to exist, pray and mingle at will. I've been to both countries, and cannot see why this level of hatred grew. There're are many different groups of all different religion & culture co -existing there as well, and they were not given anything more or anything less, I visited business owned by different groups, there is not reason for this level of hatred. Why is my question?

 

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You can't keep ratcheting up the fight against terrorists if there are no terrorist events. Notice the security footage in Turkey that follows the bomber for no apparent reason before the blast. Most people would say it was to keep him in the best location in the frame. Go figure.

 

[Remington1]

Canada needs to show solidarity with Belgium. Light up Belgium's colours. What a horror for these people.

Your argument is weak. There is only one blame here and their names are not John, Jane, Pierre and Fred. Let's give these terrorist enough intelligence to at least have chosen their own path of hatred. Else the whole argument is nonsensical, the Jews would have bombed Germany off the face of the earth. The Armenian would have bombed Turkey over and over; Sri Lankan with 100,000 dead should be hunting still, etc.. The blame and choices lie on the shoulders of the killers.

 

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How about destroying ISIS instead? France already did the colors on the tower, pretty fast workers when they want to be or they already had that option on the table and it saves ISIS from any real backlash.

 

[Curious Cdn]

What, with CF-18s bombing ladder factories, and rounding up and interning ladders in Canadian cities?

Cool!

Yeah. Our labour code stops at NOTHING!

Canada needs to show solidarity with Belgium. Light up Belgium's colours. What a horror for these people.

I'm married to a Flemish Belgian.

I'll think of something.

 

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ISIS Twitter Accounts Linked To Saudi And British Governments « InvestmentWatch
ISIS Twitter Accounts Traced to British Government
Twitter has blocked users accused of ‘harassing’ accounts linked to ISIS. Meanwhile, hackers have revealed that Twitter handles used by ISIS can be traced back to Saudi Arabia — and the British government. Surprise?
One of the central arguments used by governments looking to restrict internet freedoms and justify total surveillance is that social media and various other internet platforms allow “terrorists” to spread propaganda and incite violence. And of course, the only way to stop this horrible phenomenon — according to conventional wisdom — is to closely regulate speech on the internet, as well as adopt sweeping surveillance policies. Or at least so we’re told.

 

[Locutus]

 

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7 Strange Questions About The Brussels Terror Attacks That The Mainstream Media Is Not Asking « InvestmentWatch

#1 Why would Brussels be such a prime target for terror attacks?
Most Americans don’t understand how important the city of Brussels is. For one thing, it is the headquarters of the NATO alliance, and defense ministers from 49 different nations met there last month to discuss a potential ground invasion of Syria.


#2 Was Donald Trump right about Brussels?
During an interview with Fox Business Network anchor Maria Bartiromo earlier this year, Donald Trump specifically pointed to Brussels as an example of what he wanted to avoid in this country…


#3 Why are there some Islamic ghettos in Brussels that are considered to be “off-limits” for non-Muslims?
Of course this is not just true in Brussels. All over Europe there are sections of major cities that have been completely and totally taken over by radical Muslims. In Belgium, the rapid growth of the Islamic community has some politicians dreaming of turning that nation into a Sharia-compliant country within just a couple of decades. The following comes from Infowars…


#4 Does 3/22 have special occult significance?
There are some people out there that are suggesting that it was no accident that these attacks happened on 3/22. And without a doubt, we have seen other events of this nature fall on dates that have special significance for the occult. I do not know exactly what to make of all of this, but we do know that 322 is extremely significant to the Skull and Bones Society at Yale University (of which George W. Bush and John Kerry are members)…


#5 Why did Barack Obama spend less than a minute talking about the terror attacks in Brussels during his speech down in Cuba?
You would think that something this historic would deserve more than 51 seconds, but this is precisely the kind of behavior that we have come to expect from Obama over the years.


#6 Is it odd that the mainstream media so quickly reported that ISIS took full responsibility for these attacks?
It is entirely possible that ISIS was behind these attacks. But it is also entirely possible that these attacks are being blamed on ISIS by other parties with ulterior motives.
What we do know is that a “bulletin” supposedly from the Islamic State was posted on Tuesday which took full responsibility for the bombings. The following comes from WND…


#7 Will the terror attacks in Brussels be used to justify a ground invasion of Syria?
These attacks have produced a tremendous amount of outrage in the western world, and already many prominent voices are calling for a U.S.-led invasion of Syria in order to finally put a permanent end to ISIS.
In fact, a former top adviser to Hillary Clinton started calling for a Syrian invasion within just hours of the attacks…