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    On a night when thousands of Paris residents and tourists were reveling and fans were enjoying a soccer match between France and world champion Germany, horror struck in an unprecedented manner. Terrorists -- some with AK-47s, some reportedly with bombs strapped to them -- attacked sites throughout the French capital and at the stadium where the soccer match was underway.

    Scores were killed in the coordinated attacks late Friday, leaving a nation in mourning and the world in shock. CNN will update this story as information comes in:
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    Each day I encounter stupid people I keep wondering... is today when I get my first assault charge??

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    Interesting.... From Twilight 2013


    July 30, 2010 the French suffer theirs. During the Coupe de France in
    the Stade de France, a group of oeterrorists release a highly toxic
    Novichok agent (a broad classification for a series of Russian next
    generation nerve agents) into the crowd. During the panic and
    confusion they also detonate a van full of an approximately 1000
    kilos of ANFO (Ammonium Nitrate/Fuel Oil high explosive) near
    the soccer stadium converted to a triage area. The resulting blast
    causes the collapse of the entire southern goals section. Over
    10,000 casualties are estimated because of the agent, stadium
    collapse and the chaos that follows.
    By the end of August, numerous resolutions are hurriedly
    signed into law targeting extremist groups of all kinds; Muslims, neoNazis, anti-government, communists, even leftist political parties.
    Anyone associated with or believed to be associated with any of the
    extremist groups on the governments list are arrested and sent
    to detention centers. Mass deportations begin in earnest, starting
    with Ukrainian refugees, then with other groups as the government
    begins it unofficial program of oepeaceful ethnic cleansing. Again,
    Germany Italy and Austria, along with Spain, Denmark and Great
    Britain follow up with similar laws of their own.
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    Each day I encounter stupid people I keep wondering... is today when I get my first assault charge??

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    • #3
      yet one more time

      Originally posted by Cdnwolf View Post
      http://www.cnn.com/

      On a night when thousands of Paris residents and tourists were reveling and fans were enjoying a soccer match between France and world champion Germany, horror struck in an unprecedented manner. Terrorists -- some with AK-47s, some reportedly with bombs strapped to them -- attacked sites throughout the French capital and at the stadium where the soccer match was underway.

      Scores were killed in the coordinated attacks late Friday, leaving a nation in mourning and the world in shock. CNN will update this story as information comes in:
      I pray for those that have had to experience such an event.
      and Damn just damn.
      Tis better to do than to do not.
      Tis better to act than react.
      Tis better to have a battery of 105's than not.
      Tis better to see them afor they see you.

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      • #4
        Last count I heard is 158 dead and still climbing.
        I wonder if this will finally convince Europeans that open borders, while nice in a perfect world where everyone gets on with each other, is actually a BAD THING.
        If it moves, shoot it, if not push it, if it still doesn't move, use explosives.

        Nothing happens in isolation - it's called "the butterfly effect"

        Mors ante pudorem

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        • #5
          Now 166 dead.
          And there's a report of a bomb at Gatwick airport in the UK.
          If it moves, shoot it, if not push it, if it still doesn't move, use explosives.

          Nothing happens in isolation - it's called "the butterfly effect"

          Mors ante pudorem

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          • #6
            Need another voter

            Originally posted by Legbreaker View Post
            Last count I heard is 158 dead and still climbing.
            I wonder if this will finally convince Europeans that open borders, while nice in a perfect world where everyone gets on with each other, is actually a BAD THING.
            Could you maybe move here and vote!
            Tis better to do than to do not.
            Tis better to act than react.
            Tis better to have a battery of 105's than not.
            Tis better to see them afor they see you.

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            • #7
              Originally posted by Legbreaker View Post
              Last count I heard is 158 dead and still climbing.
              I wonder if this will finally convince Europeans that open borders, while nice in a perfect world where everyone gets on with each other, is actually a BAD THING.
              Of course I can not speak for all of the refugees, but ISIS is one of the reasons these people are running.

              My $0.02

              Mike

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              • #8
                Originally posted by mikeo80 View Post
                Of course I can not speak for all of the refugees, but ISIS is one of the reasons these people are running.

                My $0.02

                Mike
                Consider this. Several years (i.e. less than five) ago a whine by one of our local far lefty idiot types about the fact that she and her Palestinian companion(s) took five-eight hours to get through security at Tel Aviv Airport when leaving the country was published in (IIRC) the Sydney Morning Herald (the Aussie equivalent of The Times or The New York Times) she complained that it was racist and anti-muslim.

                The SMH sought comment from an Israeli Security expert who made this point 100% of terrorist attacks in Israel or directed at Israeli interests are carried out by Palestinians or Muslims (or a tiny cohort of crazy deluded westerners who are known to blindly support Palestinian terrorists). Stringent security measures aimed specifically at Palestinians and known pro-Palestinian activists is, therefore, a sensible precaution and, as a result, there have been no terrorist attacks in Israeli airports since the measures were instituted.

                'But, but, but!' the whiny idiot lefty complained, 'It's racial profiling!'

                'Yes, but it's effective racial profiling' was the response.

                Now, being of a generally left political perspective myself (socialist, not communist something like Eurosocialist, but not the nonexistent Tranzi nonsense spouted by some people), but also being a long time supporter of Israel and of common sense, I could only shake my head at the outright lunacy of said lefty whiner.

                So, consider this close to 100% of recent terrorist attacks have been carried out by Muslims, often of Arab or other Middle Eastern or North African origin. While one can reasonably assume, based on the evidence, that they do not have widespread active support amongst the Muslim community, though they may have somewhat wider sympathy from same (way less than 1%, I'd guess, for the former, at least in the Western muslim diaspora) but the fact remains that close to 100% of recent terrorists were muslims.

                So, is it racism or racial profiling to direct the vast, overwhelming, majority of your security resources at muslims in general, and at muslim sympathisers amongst the more idiotic non-muslim elements of your society Or is it common sense

                Likewise, is it racist to exclude muslims fleeing from undoubtedly repressive and violent regimes in the Middle East from non-muslim countries in the west that are many hundred, or even thousands, of klicks from their homelands, after having passed through (or bypassed) safe muslim countries on the basis that muslims are the source of close to 100% of recent terrorists

                Yes, racists will use this as an excuse to demonise many innocent muslims.

                That, however, doesn't change the reality that it makes sense to target the root source of the problem and, since it is seemingly impossible (and certainly is impossible with finite resources) to determine whether a muslim refugee is an actual terrorist plant or will, at some future time, become radicalised and commit terrorist acts, then doesn't it make sense to exclude all muslim would be refugees from non-muslim majority countries

                Isn't that common sense Unpalatable, indeed, but common sense nonetheless.

                Phil McGregor

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                • #9
                  Issue is that among the refugee's are members of ISIS looking to expand there war into Europe. The hard fact is, Europe and the US cannot afford to allow them entry if this could happen. And I think France will close its borders soon to refugee's and pressure its neighbors to do the same.

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by mikeo80 View Post
                    Of course I can not speak for all of the refugees, but ISIS is one of the reasons these people are running.

                    My $0.02

                    Mike
                    But don't forget, ISIS is some of those coming in with the refugees.
                    I'm guided by the beauty of our weapons...First We Take Manhattan, Jennifer Warnes

                    Entirely too much T2K stuff here: www.pmulcahy.com

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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by Legbreaker View Post
                      Now 166 dead.
                      And there's a report of a bomb at Gatwick airport in the UK.
                      British police have cleared Gatwick. French national (probably Muslim) under arrest. Undercover and armed police all over London with British Army SRR Regiment on patrol. London's barracks on high alert, SAS on standby and Para/Gurkha contingent 30 minutes away on helicopters. If ISIS vermin think London is a soft target there in for a very unpleasant surprise.

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                      • #12
                        These attacks are all too easy to perpetrate. We absolutely have to use military responses to individual threats, but if that's the only type of response we use, this shit is going to continue for a long time. The problem is twisted versions of religion, and violent ideologies. Many jihadis have had little to no formal education save what they can get for free in a Saudi-funded madrasa, and what sort of education do you think that would be Then you've got deluded young westerners who have bought into the increasingly sophisticated jihadist propaganda that's all to easy to spread via social media.

                        If we don't find a way to drag out of miserable, abject poverty and ignorance the large parts of the Islamic world where all too many people basically have bugger all to live for, if we don't find a way to provide more secular, western-style education to those people, if we don't find better ways to support and de-radicalise disaffected Islamic youth inside our own countries, this "War on Terror" is going to continue for ever.
                        sigpic "It is better to be feared than loved" - Nicolo Machiavelli

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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by LT. Ox View Post
                          Could you maybe move here and vote!
                          I'm having enough trouble with the loonie lefties here!
                          If it moves, shoot it, if not push it, if it still doesn't move, use explosives.

                          Nothing happens in isolation - it's called "the butterfly effect"

                          Mors ante pudorem

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                          • #14
                            As many have pointed out in the past, security at Airports simply creates a huge bottleneck of people outside security who would be perfect targets for a suicide bomber ... why waste time trying to get on a plane with a bomb when half a dozen terrs can simply roll up to the unsecured public areas of your local regional or international airport ... hell, your local bus or train station ... and set themselves off.

                            The attack in Paris could be a nasty sign of things to come ... and such attacks are effectively impossible to detect.

                            Even wiping out ISIS in Syria won't necessarily stop them.

                            Phil

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                            • #15
                              There's been an attack now in Turkey I hear. Not that it's really anything out of the ordinary there though....
                              If it moves, shoot it, if not push it, if it still doesn't move, use explosives.

                              Nothing happens in isolation - it's called "the butterfly effect"

                              Mors ante pudorem

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