Paris attacks
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No thanks Walter as I doubt very much that we pray to the same God.
Donald J. Trump on Twitter: “Isn’t it interesting that the tragedy in Paris took place in one of the toughest gun control countries in the world?”
PressTV-Intel services behind Paris attacks?
Americans, West Silent on Iraq, Lebanon Attacks, Come Alive for Paris
Donald J. Trump on Twitter: “Isn’t it interesting that the tragedy in Paris took place in one of the toughest gun control countries in the world?”
You on the mantra theme again? (better than posting any words as that would give you away no wouldn't it) Think how much fun my first visit here would have been had I known what a sin-bin for the liars of the collective this place is.
PressTV-Intel services behind Paris attacks?
Americans, West Silent on Iraq, Lebanon Attacks, Come Alive for Paris
Either this wasn't mass violence or France is not an advanced country because BHO is never wrong.
Obama On Charleston Shooting: 'This Type Of Mass Violence Does Not Happen In Other Advanced Countries'
Obama On Charleston Shooting: 'This Type Of Mass Violence Does Not Happen In Other Advanced Countries'
Well I did it, I read the whole thread. What a waste of fukkin time. It's a good thing the Paris police were running exercises the same day or something might have gone wrong. These attacks will probably happen with greater frequency until the destabalization results in chaos and the world goes to war for the important people. At least remembrance day will be supplied with fresh memories. I wonder how many people here will have children or relatives spouses neighbours die for the evil bastards who want this war which could be the last.
"A society whose citizens refuse to see and investigate the facts, who refuse to believe that their government and their media will routinely lie to them and fabricate a reality contrary to verifiable facts, is a society that chooses and deserves the Police State Dictatorship it's going to get."
~Ian Williams Goddard
Some people need to stay the Fook off conspiracy sites.
I know this is hard to believe, but the people who brainwash the young Muslims into murder and suicide are the real cowards. You won't find them sacrificing their lives. Its easier to poison young minds and prey on their vulnerabilities. They do this out of fear.
They fear critical thought, they fear art, they fear equality.
Most of all, they fear that one day the poor, the uneducated will see through the lies and so they send them to tear down those things they fear. Cowardly, Godless, Socially inept.
It is power that they seek, not God. To them God is just a tool to be exploited in their quest of perpetual hate. There is no love in the hearts of these cowards. Only fear that the peasants will see through the mirage and leave them in the past where they belong. So they continue to kill, to provoke and to try and stop us from going forward into the future. And as long as people make excuses for them, they will continue to kill innocent people.
It is what they do best.
And everything you said could have been said about the religious right, the banksters and the military/industrial complex.
I think what surprises me about you Cliffy, is that you would defend extremists of any religion.
I don't defend any religion or extremists of any kind. I look at the facts that are coming out of this debacle and I see a repeated pattern of events that are common to all such events in recent history.
1) The French government was conducting multi-agency exercises involving a scenario of multiple terrorist attacks on multiple targets at precisely the same time that the attacks occurred.
2) the British government was conducting multi-agency exercises involving a scenario of multiple terrorist attacks on multiple targets when the terrorist attacked the London underground a few years back.
3) Spain was doing the same thing when their trains was attacked.
4) the US was conducting exercises involving planes being flown into the trade towers at precisely the time planes were flown into the towers.
Coinkyd!nk? I don't think so. Does all of these scenarios involve religious radicals?
this reminder from levant pretty much sums up the 'makeshift memorial, piles of teddy bears and tea light candles' attitude of the world and worse still, france.
France’s president, Francois Hollande, called the attacks an “act of war” and said in response he will “lead a war that is pitiless”.
I’m sorry, but I don’t believe him — and if my observations today were any indication, no-one else does either.
You can watch my short video reports from Paris, by clicking here.
If my first impressions of Paris are accurate, Hollande doesn’t mean it, and neither do most Parisians. In fact, the opposite has happened: France has developed a tolerance for terrorism. They accept terrorist violence as the new normal. They’re numb to it now.
Here’s proof. In January of this year, Muslim terrorists launched a series of five attacks that killed 17 people across Paris, including 12 at the satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo. That led to a massive solidarity march through Paris, with millions of people — including many foreign leaders — swearing it would never happen again.
But it did happen again, ten times worse. By coincidence, Friday night also had five attacks, and the death toll (so far) is 139, with 352 injured.
But there’s no massive march this time, no stream of foreign leaders coming to pay their respects. And even at the actual site of the massacre, the mood was subdued. As you can see in my video reports, there were a few hundred people milling around, but there was no resolve, no conviction, no purpose. Outside Bataclan, a street performer set up to entertain the crowd — and no-one seemed to find it inappropriate.
Down the street at the Place de la Republique, a crowd of perhaps 1,000 gathered. They knew it was a momentous occasion, but they didn’t quite know what it meant, or what to do or say. So they smoked marijuana, sang Top 40 pop songs, and took lots of selfies. There were a few patriotic flourishes — they sang the French anthem, and even chanted “Liberté!” a few times. But it felt more like a festival than a call to action, let alone a change of course.
To be fair, many of those at the plaza were students, who have never been taught a vocabulary of patriotism and have lived their entire lives in a cocoon of political correctness. But what of President Hollande himself and his promise of pitiless revenge? Today, French combat aircraft dropped a grand total of 20 bombs on the Islamic State. He surely killed fewer terrorists than they killed at Bataclan alone.
After the Charlie Hebdo attacks, nothing changed. Unlimited, unscreened Muslim migration continued — including the arrival of two new Muslim “refugees” who participated in Friday's terrorist attacks.
At the plaza, the crowd chanted, “love is stronger than hate”. But Friday night proved that’s not true. And it won’t be true after the next attack, either.
Paris terror attack updates - The Rebel
France’s president, Francois Hollande, called the attacks an “act of war” and said in response he will “lead a war that is pitiless”.
I’m sorry, but I don’t believe him — and if my observations today were any indication, no-one else does either.
You can watch my short video reports from Paris, by clicking here.
If my first impressions of Paris are accurate, Hollande doesn’t mean it, and neither do most Parisians. In fact, the opposite has happened: France has developed a tolerance for terrorism. They accept terrorist violence as the new normal. They’re numb to it now.
Here’s proof. In January of this year, Muslim terrorists launched a series of five attacks that killed 17 people across Paris, including 12 at the satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo. That led to a massive solidarity march through Paris, with millions of people — including many foreign leaders — swearing it would never happen again.
But it did happen again, ten times worse. By coincidence, Friday night also had five attacks, and the death toll (so far) is 139, with 352 injured.
But there’s no massive march this time, no stream of foreign leaders coming to pay their respects. And even at the actual site of the massacre, the mood was subdued. As you can see in my video reports, there were a few hundred people milling around, but there was no resolve, no conviction, no purpose. Outside Bataclan, a street performer set up to entertain the crowd — and no-one seemed to find it inappropriate.
Down the street at the Place de la Republique, a crowd of perhaps 1,000 gathered. They knew it was a momentous occasion, but they didn’t quite know what it meant, or what to do or say. So they smoked marijuana, sang Top 40 pop songs, and took lots of selfies. There were a few patriotic flourishes — they sang the French anthem, and even chanted “Liberté!” a few times. But it felt more like a festival than a call to action, let alone a change of course.
To be fair, many of those at the plaza were students, who have never been taught a vocabulary of patriotism and have lived their entire lives in a cocoon of political correctness. But what of President Hollande himself and his promise of pitiless revenge? Today, French combat aircraft dropped a grand total of 20 bombs on the Islamic State. He surely killed fewer terrorists than they killed at Bataclan alone.
After the Charlie Hebdo attacks, nothing changed. Unlimited, unscreened Muslim migration continued — including the arrival of two new Muslim “refugees” who participated in Friday's terrorist attacks.
At the plaza, the crowd chanted, “love is stronger than hate”. But Friday night proved that’s not true. And it won’t be true after the next attack, either.
Paris terror attack updates - The Rebel
World War II was initiated by Adolf.
In my eleven years of posting here, I don't think I've ever seen anyone get so many +s.
People who want to keep abreast of the situation in Paris and who are capable of reading more than three sentences.
Another point of view.....
One would think they are all tourists....
Doesn't seem to be much outrage the French did coin the word "Blasé"
One would think they are all tourists....
Doesn't seem to be much outrage the French did coin the word "Blasé"
Yesterday, the French government filed a formal protest with DOUCHE, objecting to its actions in Paris.
The protest was delivered to the de facto DOUCHE capital, Raqqa, Syria, by French diplomatic liaison Dassault Mirage.
The protest was delivered to the de facto DOUCHE capital, Raqqa, Syria, by French diplomatic liaison Dassault Mirage.
They were already bombing the area. I'll bet hitting power and water stations sure showed them who is boss. When the rag Charlie Hebo did a cartoon about 200+ Russians dying in a plane crash is was as tasteless as their other cartoons, why not cover this event in the same tasteless manner?
After reading a Cliffy or megahutz post.....do your eyes have trouble focusing back on your P.C. screen?
Maybe it's just me?
