Paris under attack - multiple terrorist attacks on Friday night

We're dealing with people who burn others alive...and film it...for fun. They are frickin' animals. The problem is how to sort them out over the "collateral damage". Yes this is a terrorist as compared to just a living being...that is the problem.
 

Watching the aftermath in Paris is heart wrenching. It's dejavu of our own dark day of 9-11. My heart goes out to the unspeakable loss of life and shattered survivors. This is an assault on all humanity. This monster called ISIL is a hate machine bent on destruction in the most hurtful way possible. I'm not sure what the answer is. It is terrifying to know so many are willing to join this group. It seems more like some kind of death cult than a religion.

:rose::rose::rose: Remembering the victims...and their grieving survivors.
 
A very unPC friend of mine just reminded me that the only ever act of terrorism in New Zealand was committed by French agents.

I'm not sure how to react to this piece of history. I don't think it changes how I feel about my concern for France today. In fact, I'm sure it doesn't but it is a fact that I had forgotten.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sinking_of_the_Rainbow_Warrior

Now that this memory has been recovered, I also remember that I once boycotted French perfume for a whole year because of what they did to Mururoa Atoll with their nuclear testing. Have we forgotten that France is a nuclear power? Should this be a concern?

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2014-02-21/an-french-polynesia-upgrades-former-nuclear-sites/5276042
 
fureverywhere said:
We're dealing with people who burn others alive...and film it...for fun. They are frickin' animals. The problem is how to sort them out over the "collateral damage". Yes this is a terrorist as compared to just a living being...that is the problem.
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They're worse than animals, Fur. Animals kill for survival. You can't say the same for ISIS. Their brutally is beyond anything I've heard of since the Dark Ages. Burning someone alive in a cage should have been considered an act of war in the eyes of the civilized world months ago. I hope these "people" can be stopped before they do even more damage, killing more civillians. Pre-emptive strikes seem to be the way to go here. I cannot believe a group of young militant radicals is holding world powers hostage with their random attacks of mind boggling violence. I'm sure that France, along with America and Great Britain can join forces, share information and defeat them. We've won 2 World Wars together before. I think we have the weaponry and military skills to wipe out ISIS. It seems ISIS has not reached our "squealing" point yet.
 
Warri, you are so right. That was brought home to me strongly when I watched the film Argo. Many Canadians steamed big time over the misrepresentation of our diplomatic staff saving the lives of several Americans at great peril to those Canadians involved.
 
karen99 said:
watching the aftermath in paris is heart wrenching. It's dejavu of our own dark day of 9-11. My heart goes out to the unspeakable loss of life and shattered survivors. This is an assault on all humanity. This monster called isil is a hate machine bent on destruction in the most hurtful way possible. I'm not sure what the answer is. It is terrifying to know so many are willing to join this group. It seems more like some kind of death cult than a religion.

:rose::rose::rose: Remembering the victims...and their grieving survivors.
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solidarite toujours
 
Let's not blame the refugees for this scourge... It's ISIS... and ISIS is what the refugees are running FROM.. Could some terrorists infiltrate the refugee camp.. sure.. but we cannot refuse to help people in desperate need because of this..
 
Warrigal said:
A very unPC friend of mine just reminded me that the only ever act of terrorism in New Zealand was committed by French agents.

I'm not sure how to react to this piece of history. I don't think it changes how I feel about my concern for France today. In fact, I'm sure it doesn't but it is a fact that I had forgotten.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sinking_of_the_Rainbow_Warrior

Now that this memory has been recovered, I also remember that I once boycotted French perfume for a whole year because of what they did to Mururoa Atoll with their nuclear testing. Have we forgotten that France is a nuclear power? Should this be a concern?

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2014-02-21/an-french-polynesia-upgrades-former-nuclear-sites/5276042
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I remember this. I was appalled but after reflection it did involve nuclear testing & technology. France has done a lot of things over the years but I don't know if I can hold a 30 year old incident against them. Concerns over nuclear technology/testing still do not justify murder. Anything nuclear security and/or boundaries should be respected. But so should the boundaries and rights of protesters. France being a nuclear power should be 'a' concern but not a big one at this time. This might spur French military expansion including size and deployments.
 
Bobw235 said:
It will be very interesting to see how world reacts to this latest atrocity committed in the name of God. I can't comprehend the level of hate that inspires such attacks on innocent people, and can't fathom the end game of such assaults on a civilized society. I can easily see calls for tighter borders, more surveillance of our personal communication across all forms of media, more backlash against refugees, etc. I can see more "boots on the ground" as almost inevitable. This was a wake up call and no doubt there will be more of these kinds of attacks. It makes me feel sad, angry, helpless and somewhat fearful for what lies ahead.
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I feel the same way.
 
WhatInThe said:
One of the Paris suspects arrested in Belgium had film of a Belgian nuclear scientist. Many consider this proof or confirmation that ISIS will try a nuclear attack of somekind.

http://www.wnd.com/2016/02/nuclear-jihad-terror-suspect-had-video-of-top-scientist/



Were they trying to find information for leverage & blackmail or looking to kidnap & coerce.
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I doubt that ISIS would be able to create a nuclear bomb, but if they get their hands on some processed uranium, or nuclear waste, they could easily create a big "dirty bomb" that would pollute a large area and make it virtually uninhabitable for months or years. It is only Time before this bunch of lunatics attacks a city in a manner far worse than anything to date.
 
See these guys leave me with same feeling I got hearing a news report from NY about some guy, sixty years old who had been taking in exceptional young boys as foster kids for a few decades. The neighbors said these boys would be rooting in garbage cans and go door to door for food. He's charged with negligence, sexual assault, and acts involving a dog.

I would take these terrorist guys. Interrogate all the names of their play mates you can get out of them and then shoot them. Likewise the guy from NY...doesn't deserve a trial...just bang and goodbye to bad wubbish. How's that for a tree hugger?
 
WhatInThe said:
One of the Paris suspects arrested in Belgium had film of a Belgian nuclear scientist. Many consider this proof or confirmation that ISIS will try a nuclear attack of somekind.

http://www.wnd.com/2016/02/nuclear-jihad-terror-suspect-had-video-of-top-scientist/



Were they trying to find information for leverage & blackmail or looking to kidnap & coerce.
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Nuclear plants placed under extra security after the Brussels attacks.

http://news.yahoo.com/belgium-beefs...0MTVzBGNvbG8DZ3ExBHBvcwM3BHZ0aWQDBHNlYwNzcg--

Did this terrorist cell who bombed the airport and subway in Brussels have plans for the plants?

So a Paris terror suspect is captured with a weapons and munitions stash followed by terrorist attacks less than a week later?

http://af.reuters.com/article/worldNews/idAFKCN0WK1K7

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