Truck Plows Into Christmas Market in Germany

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Remington1

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It's pure insanity, how many murders is too many? How was this guy who had served 4 years in prison in Italy, allowed to enter Germany? Our security lacks big time, and our Leaders are still in La La Land. People are far more reasonable and recognized a long time ago that they're in trouble, we are being attacked while shopping for F#ck sake.
 
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a Tunisian driver left his ID in the truck?
really?

smells like all the other false flag psy ops so far
 
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Following my column on the Christmas market slaughter, a reader writes:
Dear Mark,

 Spot on. It reminds me of the old joke about the procedure for separating the sane from the insane, back when there were "mental asylums" and society tried to keep crazy people inside them instead of running the country.

 The intake assessment involved giving each patient a mop and bucket, then locking them in a room and slowly flooding it with water.

 As the water level rose, the insane went to work with the mop and bucket.

 The sane located the valve and turned off the water.

 Merry Christmas to you and yours!

 Rick Darby
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In fact, the lunatics running the asylum have effortlessly surpassed the old joke - in that even the droplets their mops pick up they manage to lose. Thus Berlin's mass murderer:
'Armed and dangerous' Christmas truck suspect is still at large as it's revealed he had been under surveillance for months and was arrested three times
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And that's just the headline.
The 23-year-old, who has a 100,000 euro reward on his head, was under close surveillance of German intelligence for several months following his arrival in the country last year.
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He was arrested three times this year and his asylum application was rejected, but deportation papers were never served and he disappeared.

 The Tunisian radical was known to be a supporter of Islamic State and to have received weapons training.

 He tried to recruit an accomplice for a terror plot – which the authorities knew about – but still remained at large.

 Today his own father claimed he had served four years in an Italian jail after he set fire to a school. Tunisian security officials also revealed he was convicted in absentia for aggravated theft with violence in his home country...

 Meanwhile a European arrest warrant issued for Amri reveals the fugitive has used at least six different aliases under three different nationalities.
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Wait, it gets better:
Anis arrived in Germany in July 2015 and was put on a danger list shortly after arriving - a sign authorities considered him prone to extreme violence. He was placed under surveillance but details remains unclear.

 In April this year he was given an immigration hearing and denied the right to asylum. He was due to be deported before the end of the year.

 But under a peculiarity of the German asylum system he was granted a 'Duldung' - or toleration papers - which allowed him to stay for unknown reasons.
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Oh.


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The "suspect" decided to shoot it out with police at a check point in Milan. He's gone to his virgins.
 
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Italian Police deserve praise for their astute and decisive action.
So much for open borders! The Germans really dropped the ball on this one!
 
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davesmom said:
Italian Police deserve praise for their astute and decisive action.
So much for open borders! The Germans really dropped the ball on this one!
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He was in prison for four years in Italy. Maybe, they dropped the ball by releasing him. The current theory is that he became "radicalized" in that Italian prison.
 
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Curious Cdn said:
He was in prison for four years in Italy. Maybe, they dropped the ball by releasing him. The current theory is that he became "radicalized" in that Italian prison.
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why was that fukkin' scumbag in prison again?
 
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