Angela
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what a phantasy
I think your mind is pretty messed up, lady
Amen. Reality isn't bad enough; we need bizarre conspiracy theories.
what a phantasy
I think your mind is pretty messed up, lady
what a phantasy
I think your mind is pretty messed up, lady
According to Reuters' twitter account a second has been confirmed.
https://twitter.com/Reuters/status/665643361748066306
The Egyptian passport has been traced to someone who is in intensive care in a hospital.
I don't know how many "real" identities will ever be attached to most of these people. The passports found seem to be "false". Others weren't even carrying passports, and there's not much left of some of them for identification purposes. The only reason we know the identity of the French national is because they found a finger and he had a criminal record.
Some of these people may actually be Syrians, some might be French nationals sneaking back into the country. Who knows or will ever know? The point is that because these migrants weren't vetted or can't be vetted, the borders are essentially open.
Europe has to figure out what to do about it. I just saw a French senator on CNN saying that the EU should concentrate on building up patrols in the Mediterranean, and sending as many people back as possible. Is that even possible under EU rules, however? I don't think so. I suppose the rules can be changed, but if they want to do that they'd better get busy. Also, what to do about the people who are already here? Do they even know where they are so that some attempt could be made to vet them?
The Egyptian passport has been traced to someone who is in intensive care in a hospital.
I don't know how many "real" identities will ever be attached to most of these people. The passports found seem to be "false". Others weren't even carrying passports, and there's not much left of some of them for identification purposes. The only reason we know the identity of the French national is because they found a finger and he had a criminal record.
Some of these people may actually be Syrians, some might be French nationals sneaking back into the country. Who knows or will ever know? The point is that because these migrants weren't vetted or can't be vetted, the borders are essentially open.
Europe has to figure out what to do about it. I just saw a French senator on CNN saying that the EU should concentrate on building up patrols in the Mediterranean, and sending as many people back as possible. Is that even possible under EU rules, however? I don't think so. I suppose the rules can be changed, but if they want to do that they'd better get busy. Also, what to do about the people who are already here? Do they even know where they are so that some attempt could be made to vet them?
A twitter account named PZFeed Ebooks posted about a terrorist attack in Paris two days before it occurred. Their death/injured number is almost exactly what the actual death/injured number was. This is no coincidence!!! The account has been banned by twitter, and hopefully we'll learn how this account knew of the attacks before they occuered and the people who had foreknowledge will be severely punished(executed).
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Fire, every time an attack is done these things appear. Conspiracy nuts then go on about this. NEVER one can find a direct confirmation. Your bullshitfilter [tm] should get off at this point. The date is easily fotoshopped.
Online radicalisation has been growing – a phenomenon not unlike a sect. A lot of this plugs, of course, into a social and economic context of high youth unemployment, especially in suburbs, and racist discrimination against Arabs and Africans.
Westerners are finally being given just a small taste of the constant fear that people from other nations have endured for generations.
There are obviously already a lot of leftists out there trying to blame the hideous west for these attacks. Noah Chomsky's first response to 9/11 was something like that. I never ever took that man serious afterwards. Guardian: New Matilda (Aussie leftist site): Some Irish politician: http://www.irishtimes.com/news/worl...ised-over-tweet-about-paris-attacks-1.2430575 And so forth. The leftists of the west has had a long tradition of considering itself the bogeyman of the world. It has to stop. It sends the message that we are to be taken. We need, strongly need, to counter these people. They have taken this way too far. It signals a green light for attacks such as these. No longer will I tolerate these people.
It's not an either/or situation. I don't see how it can be denied that poor, disadvantaged young men living in ghettos who face discrimination might feel alienated from the larger society and thus be easy prey for this kind of ideology.
On the other hand, Bin Laden was an engineer who was a member of one of the richest families in the world. The 911 bombers were all educated people. A woman was just on CNN, a lawyer, who represents the mother of a 16 year old boy who got radicalized on line and went off to Syria a year ago. The family is Christian, well to do, and the boy was doing well in school.
People are missing the power of "words", of ideology, especially on impulsive and unsophisticated young men, and even more especially on any mentally unstable or alienated people. It doesn't have to be religion either. Nazism and Communism gained their most fanatical adherents in the same way.
I just heard on the news that Belgium has the highest number of people going to be trained in Syria. Is that true, and if so, why is that?
Paris - Facebook goes tricolor.
Beirut - nobody cares.
Russian tourist plane - Charlie Hebdo makes caricature.
to many in Europe simply ignore what is happening
if Europe itself is not victim, no reaction
facebook will be tricolore for one week
and then forget again
There are obviously already a lot of leftists out there trying to blame the hideous west for these attacks. Noah Chomsky's first response to 9/11 was something like that. I never ever took that man serious afterwards.
Guardian:
New Matilda (Aussie leftist site):
Some Irish politician: http://www.irishtimes.com/news/worl...ised-over-tweet-about-paris-attacks-1.2430575
And so forth. The leftists of the west has had a long tradition of considering itself the bogeyman of the world. It has to stop. It sends the message that we are to be taken. We need, strongly need, to counter these people. They have taken this way too far. It signals a green light for attacks such as these.
No longer will I tolerate these people.
People are missing the power of "words", of ideology, especially on impulsive and unsophisticated young men, and even more especially on any mentally unstable or alienated people. It doesn't have to be religion either. Nazism and Communism gained their most fanatical adherents in the same way.
Great post. This is how I see it. "Western" nations in the last several 100 years have made most innovations and became the most powerful in the world. Westerners who reacted to the bad in western society are liberals or Lefitist. They did a lot of good, mostly in creating "Democracy"(technically no nation is a democracy) and emphasis on human rights. But some went too far and grew a hate for Westernism, anything that resembles traditional western culture. In their minds everything is the west's fault. Today the extremist form of lefitism is in many ways our establishment. They're hurting Europe and America, by blindly letting in refugees and not supporting fight against ISIS and others who wish to destroy us.
that is very interesting,
Ahmet Almuhamed
he started from Syria by foot,
he passed
1 Turkey
2 Greece
3 Fyrom/Albania/Bulgaria (1 of 3 is needed)
4 Serbia
5 Croatia
6 Slovenia
7
then Italy to France?
or Austria Swiss/Deutschland to France,
MEANING HE PASSED 7 or 8 Countries
He was 'written'/spoted only in 3
Greece, Serbia, Croatia,
wow 3/7 countries manage to spot him and written him down,
interesting EU security/safety