Are you stupid? I'm sure you have the intelligence to recognise between ISIS and a normal civilian? One is trying to force an ideology on a nation and the other is trying to survive.
Paris attacks.
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Are you stupid? I'm sure you have the intelligence to recognise between ISIS and a normal civilian? One is trying to force an ideology on a nation and the other is trying to survive.
Just a matter of when.
I never understood these large scale terrorist attacks on random people (from whatever source). I would have thought that certain individuals/politicians would be the more likely targets.
Even if these people had day by day protection by hundreds of people (which they don't), they would be still be susceptible to an attack by a large group of people willing to to die for their cause.
Even if these people had day by day protection by hundreds of people (which they don't), they would be still be susceptible to an attack by a large group of people willing to to die for their cause.
Oh my. That is not what was described.
They can't...OIL! Thanks Blair & Bush.
Man of Honour
Would you like to curb your language and reign yourself in? This is a very emotional time for people, I understand that, but I've already had to remove one of your posts. Don't do that again.
You know that members of ISIS don't wear an ISIS uniform, right?
O come on. That's not an answer.
They don't exactly go around shouting about it in public.
Voteban.
Man of Honour
Another huge loss due to stupid religious fanatics. Burn them all.
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If only France could attack the people who did it instead of allying with them.
Too bad there is such an Israeli grip on the country and they want Assad out more than they want to kill al Qaeda.
Too bad there is such an Israeli grip on the country and they want Assad out more than they want to kill al Qaeda.
Because its their belief that makes terrorism?
To me religion can get the **** out of here hate it to the core.
France is getting what we will get if we stay in the stupid EU.
I am gutted to life lost....
No ****ing need.
Terrorists exist for much more than religious beliefs.
But why is it my neighbours job to go fight terrorists around the world
.why not yours, or mine?
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We invade Syria or wherever else, we ride into a town that was under Isis control, there are two brown skinned men with their hands up..... are they Isis or innocent?
Killing dozens of innocent people is not only easier but more effective, terrorism is all about creating terror among the general populace. Nothing says terror like not knowing if you're safe from being massacred just going about your usual Friday night plans...
The key is in the name.
I thought religion was about collective interdependent faculties and that a bad egg makes for a bad batch?
No?... Huh.
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This is bad bad business, and what'll be worse is the backlash, all the hate and fighting and it wont end until one of us has the brains (or balls) to stop hitting the other or until we abandon our civilised ways and revert to genocide.
RIP to those that have died needlessly unknowing soldiers in the war no-one can win.
RIP to those that have died needlessly unknowing soldiers in the war no-one can win.
Merciless, I am sure ISIS are quaking in thier boots. A Wet fish called Francois Hollande who does not even have the courage to stop them leaving Africa in boats by the hundreds of thousands.
I just hope it does not break thier human rights eh Francois?
Since when did I mention a uniform? You're clearly generalising, and to hint at that is pretty poor in my opinion.
So just a recap to those coming in from a night out:
Attack sites:
■ Bataclan concert venue, 50 boulevard Voltaire, 11th district - hostages held
■ Le Carillon, 18 rue Alibert, 10th district - gun attack
■ Le Petit Cambodge, 20 rue Alibert, 10th district - gun attack
■ La Belle Equipe, 92 rue de Charonne, 11th district - gun attack
■ Near Stade de France, St Denis, just north of Paris - reported suicide attack near venue as France v Germany football match played
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Attack sites:
■ Bataclan concert venue, 50 boulevard Voltaire, 11th district - hostages held
■ Le Carillon, 18 rue Alibert, 10th district - gun attack
■ Le Petit Cambodge, 20 rue Alibert, 10th district - gun attack
■ La Belle Equipe, 92 rue de Charonne, 11th district - gun attack
■ Near Stade de France, St Denis, just north of Paris - reported suicide attack near venue as France v Germany football match played
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