Terrorist attack in Paris. 127 confirmed dead

[mbewane]

When the world calls your country a terrorist den , once we were known for our belgium waffles now we're constant in the new because we let terrorist have free roam in our country.

But they aren't lying things are so retorted here sometimes

You're Belgian too?

 

[sportscribe]

In the mean time a blast in the North of Nigeria kills 30 and injures 80 - not much news coverage on it.

This incident in Paris is dominating mainstream news so you know there is an agenda-driven element behind it. I'd say that they are conditioning the minds of the people to prepare and accept the eventuality of war. Boots on the ground seem an inevitability at this point. The agenda is also to disenfranchise the refugees and sway public opinion against them. Rather than them being perceived as people who want to flee an oppressive and brutal regime, the narrative is now that there may be potential terrorists among them, hence one of the terrorists having a Syrian passport was a crucial element to the narrative - this despite all the terrorists in the Paris attack being 'homegrown'. I think Europe have realized that it might not be in their economic interests to let the refugees in.

You don't want to let refugees into your country; so I'm assuming they want them to remain in Syria while the same countries that won't let them in are bombing them? Isn't that pretty much terrorism in itself?

 

[-G$-]

Saint-Denis raid: 2 terror suspects killed, police say - CNN.com

 

[ALonelyDad]

In the mean time a blast in the North of Nigeria kills 30 and injures 80 - not much news coverage on it.

This incident in Paris is dominating mainstream news so you know there is an agenda-driven element behind it. I'd say that they are conditioning the minds of the people to prepare and accept the eventuality of war. Boots on the ground seem an inevitability at this point. The agenda is also to disenfranchise the refugees and sway public opinion against them. Rather than them being perceived as people who want to flee an oppressive and brutal regime, the narrative is now that there may be potential terrorists among them, hence one of the terrorists having a Syrian passport was a crucial element to the narrative - this despite all the terrorists in the Paris attack being 'homegrown'. I think Europe have realized that it might not be in their economic interests to let the refugees in.

You don't want to let refugees into your country; so I'm assuming they want them to remain in Syria while the same countries that won't let them in are bombing them? Isn't that pretty much terrorism in itself?

People also don't understand that not letting them = basically telling them to either die or join ISIS, you are most likely creating more terrorists and letting more kids join them rather than fixing the issue

 

[3rdWorld]

The world's media is white controlled so naturally news will emanate from a white view of the world..and you all know how much cacs rave about Paris.

It's like al Jazeera reporting or Chinese media..they speak of the world from their own perspective.

The only people sympathizing with France is western nations that have a romanticized view of France..you know, caviar, wine, cafes, finding love in Paris etc etc..
Ask yourselves why France is a constant target and not places like Germany. Germany does not leech off the world and has only a history of terror amongst cacs minus Namibians.France is a greedy nation when you do business with them. They are so arrogant they demand poor nations just hand them mineral concessions and bullshyt francophone taxes..

 

[mbewane]

The world's media is white controlled so naturally news will emanate from a white view of the world..and you all know how much cacs rave about Paris.

It's like al Jazeera reporting or Chinese media..they speak of the world from their own perspective.

The only people sympathizing with France is western nations that have a romanticized view of France..you know, caviar, wine, cafes, finding love in Paris etc etc..
Ask yourselves why France is a constant target and not places like Germany. Germany does not leech off the world and has only a history of terror amongst cacs minus Namibians.France is a greedy nation when you do business with them. They are so arrogant they demand poor nations just hand them mineral concessions and bullshyt francophone taxes..

Germany is smarter in the sense that it does this but to other European countries, and only through finance and economics. Mineral concessions are unrelated to attacks, djihadis don't care about Africa. And "francophone" taxes don't exist.

IMO Germany is not a constant target because the majority of immigrants there are Turkish, who tend to be much less represented in djihadi circles. So Germany is not on the forefront of these issues, contrary to France or Belgium for example. Plus let's be real, when djihadis hit Paris they know that it will have much more symbolic weight than if they hit Bonn, Stockholm or Amsterdam.

 

[sportscribe]

IMO Germany is not a constant target because the majority of immigrants there are Turkish, who tend to be much less represented in djihadi circles. So Germany is not on the forefront of these issues, contrary to France or Belgium for example. Plus let's be real, when djihadis hit Paris they know that it will have much more symbolic weight than if they hit Bonn, Stockholm or Amsterdam.

Aside from this I think Germany has done a much better job of integrating immigrant communities than say France where immigrant communities are marginalized. Germany were at the forefront of taking in the Syrian migrants because they intended to absorb them into their workforce.The refugees would have been more of a burden on other EU countries which is why there was a lot of resistance from some of them and which is why now the Paris attack will be used as a reason to keep many of them out.

 

[Tanahashi Coates]

@thernbroom

He keeps dropping knowledge

 

[3rdWorld]

Germany is smarter in the sense that it does this but to other European countries, and only through finance and economics. Mineral concessions are unrelated to attacks, djihadis don't care about Africa. And "francophone" taxes don't exist.

IMO Germany is not a constant target because the majority of immigrants there are Turkish, who tend to be much less represented in djihadi circles. So Germany is not on the forefront of these issues, contrary to France or Belgium for example. Plus let's be real, when djihadis hit Paris they know that it will have much more symbolic weight than if they hit Bonn, Stockholm or Amsterdam.

Germany doesn't have a colonial past in Brown people lands unlike France. All those Algerians Moroccans etc are going to Paris because they speak french and think they have a convection to France. France has colonial taxes where it recaps billions from poor francophone states..

 

[mbewane]

Aside from this I think Germany has done a much better job of integrating immigrant communities than say France where immigrant communities are marginalized. Germany were at the forefront of taking in the Syrian migrants because they intended to absorb them into their workforce.The refugees would have been more of a burden on other EU countries which is why there was a lot of resistance from some of them and which is why now the Paris attack will be used as a reason to keep many of them out.

Germany had many issues with a part of the Turkish community (among other communities) but they do not escalade to terrorism.

One of the reasons imo why terrorism has managed to become so important in France and Belgium is that Muslims in these countries often go to mosques and/or are in contact with hateful preaches coming from Saudi Arabia wahabism (it's the same in Northern Africa). Same with general culture. On the contrary, Turkish Muslims (in Turkey and in Germany for Germans of Turkish origin) have their own brand of Islam and "rely" much less on Saudi Arabia. Same thing with French of Turkish origin, hardly any to my knowledge have been involved in acts of terrorism, despite also being muslim immigrants. We must always remember that these things do not happen in a vacuum.

Germany indeed is at the forefront for taking in Syrian refugees and rightfully so, even though you must take into account that that move is not necessarily accepted by Germans in general. Also many consider it was a sort of PR move on the heels of how Greece was handled by Germany, and obviously it's easier for Germany to absorb them in the workforce since the country is doing better economically and also has a much lower minimum wage than France.

 

[mbewane]

Germany doesn't have a colonial past in Brown people lands unlike France. All those Algerians Moroccans etc are going to Paris because they speak french and think they have a convection to France. France has colonial taxes where it recaps billions from poor francophone states..

True, doesn't change what I said in the sense that Germany makes money in a smarter way thanks to the EU. See the whole Greece-Euro conversation.

France indeed has taxes that are still in place, plus the Franc CFA also has to go, we agree on that.

But as I said, there is no "francophone" tax. "Francophone" refers to something specific (the francophone world, which is more than France and former colonies in Africa), so calling it a "francophone tax" is misleading.

 

[thekingsmen]

Germany doesn't have a colonial past in Brown people lands unlike France. All those Algerians Moroccans etc are going to Paris because they speak french and think they have a convection to France. France has colonial taxes where it recaps billions from poor francophone states..

Germany has a colonial past in brown lands its not as extensive as France.

 

[Chrishaune]

Fox News reporting on Boko Haram ......Just bombed a place in Nigeria and killed 32....



edit: Ok they glossed over it.......Now they're back on Paris

 

[The Fukin Prophecy]

People also don't understand that not letting them = basically telling them to either die or join ISIS, you are most likely creating more terrorists and letting more kids join them rather than fixing the issue

I'd rather bomb the shyt out of them in Syria than have one of these p*ssy infidels sneak in under the guise of refugee and set off a suicide vest...

I feel bad for the innocent and wish there was a way to help them but its asinine to take this risk...No male over the age of 15 should be admitted in any of these countries...

 

[ALonelyDad]

I'd rather bomb the shyt out of them in Syria than have one of these p*ssy infidels sneak in under the guise of refugee and set off a suicide vest...

I feel bad for the innocent and wish there was a way to help them but its asinine to take this risk...No male over the age of 15 should be admitted in any of these countries...

They are going to check every refugee extensively and keep their eyes on them. All the terrorist so far have been from home and not refugees, you got a better chance at dying by some white man doing a public shooting in America. Those people are trying to escape from what we are scared of.