Terrorist attack in Paris. 127 confirmed dead

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The reason these types of attacks get so much attention here is because these groups (ISIS etc...) hate all things involving the west.
So when it happens in France, it can happen here.

Whether you like it or not...you are a westerner.
I dont care how many Coli Militant post you make, how many times you say you hate "cacs"...youre a man of the west.

The way you talk, move, eat, think will give you away.
If you were walking down the street in France they wouldnt hesitate to kill you just for breathing.

:stopitslime: nah brother. We all know ISIS was created and funded by the West
 

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Try again, your first reply to me was "Shut the fukk up. If you hate every country then go kill yourself. France is a GREAT country, Europe has contributed thousands of things to civilizations. fukk off.", you then say "How does the actions of government officials done hundreds of years ago relevant to innocent people in paris?"(which shows that you are not at all aware of the recent actions of european countries). You admit that europe did bad things later on but you go the standard 'but none of that matters' route.




That explains a lot.

But none of that matters to innocent civilians.
 

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RIP to the victims. Still the terrorists who did this and those that come after will never achieve the amount of bloodshed France pulled off in Algeria. Polly Vous Kaboom? Colonialism has a way of biting the colonizers in the azz for some reason. Whether its a case of "The insert colonized racial/ethnic slur here question", or karma, it always comes back to haunt the colonizers. Regardless, I feel for anyone minding their own business to suffer this calamity. RIP to the victims, and I wish peace for their families and friends.
 

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Isis of Paris
As early as the 15th century AD, many Parisian historians believed that the city of Paris owed its name to the Egyptian goddess Isis. There are various manuscripts from around 1402AD at the “Bibliothèque Nationale” in Paris which contains drawings of the goddess Isis garbed as a medieval noblewoman seen arriving by boat to Paris and where she is greeted by nobles and clergymen under the caption “The very ancient Isis, goddess and queen of the Egyptians”.
In the 14th Century, Jacques Le Grant wrote: “In the days of Charlemagne (8th century AD) there was a city named Iseos, so named because of the goddess Isis who was venerated there. Now it is called Melun. Paris owes its name to the same circumstances, Parisius is said to be similar to Iseos (quasi par Iseos) because it is located on the river Seine in the same manner as Melun”.

After his return from Egypt in 1799, Napoleon was to develop a curious interest in the Egyptian goddess Isis, and eventually set up a special commission headed by the scholar Louis Petit-Radel in order to verify whether or not the claims made by Gilles Corrozet and others that Isis was the true tutelary goddess of Paris was tenable. After sometimes, Radel reported to Napoleon that the evidence he had examined supported the claim that the “Boat of Isis” was the very same as the “Boat of Paris”. Impressed by Radel’s report, Napoleon issued written instructions on the 20 January 1811 to the effect that the Egyptian goddess and her star be included on the coat-of-arms of the French capital city.


That is a well known myth , do some research
 
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