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"Muslim" terrorists attack French magazine in Paris
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D0NKFull Member
Had a tinfoil hat moment last night. If the men who did the original shooting were well trained and disciplined as has been suggested on here, then leaving an id card in the car*, one of them (previuously not a suspect?) handing themselves in to the police and then going publically on the run robbing petrol stations etc be a bit amateurish for them?
Are these the fall guys making a scene while the real baddies get away quietly in the opposite direction?
*classic hollywood method of framing someone
<edit>usual disclaimer, as per usual I haven’t been keeping up with all the reports of the event being discussed so could have it all wrong
D0NKFull Membermore than 1,000 police descend on a village north of Paris
pics of police men running onto scene on the sky link, bearing in mind camera crews are already there and setup would this be police men numbers 995, 996, 997, 998, 999 and 1000 running on scene? if so, slow down lads, I’ll bet running with guns is even more dangerous than with scissors and you’re already late to the party.
MrWoppitFree Memberbut, if i was in charge and wanted more money and power* I would go public and say with current resources I cannot protect the country
“Yes, minister”…
jivehoneyjiveFree MemberHad a tinfoil hat moment last night. If the men who did the original shooting were well trained and disciplined as has been suggested on here, then leaving an id card in the car*, one of them (previuously not a suspect?) handing themselves in to the police and then going publically on the run robbing petrol stations etc be a bit amateurish for them?
Are these the fall guys making a scene while the real baddies get away quietly in the opposite direction?
*classic hollywood method of framing someone
Why would you even have ID with you in such a situation, let alone leaving it in the car…
DaRC_LFull MemberWhy would you even have ID with you in such a situation,
In many countries carrying Id with you is a legal requirement
zilog6128Full Memberif i was in charge and wanted more money and power* I would go public and say with current resources I cannot protect the country
LOL, you would not be in charge very long; that would be political suicide!
MrWoppitFree MemberI think this indicates that the murderers have been well trained in attack and withdrawal techniques, but haven’t covered the necessities of covert operations.
D0NKFull MemberIn many countries carrying Id with you is a legal requirement
occured to me aswell, but, it’s been a while since I was in france but don’t remember it being one of those countries
irelanstFree MemberIn many countries carrying Id with you is a legal requirement
I’m not 100% certain these chaps are concerned about the law, what with murdering innocent people and all.
wreckerFree MemberI’ll bet running with guns is even more dangerous than with scissors and you’re already late to the party.
That made me smile. Thanks.
Contact has been made with the gunmen brothers, who say they want to “die as martyrs”, says Yves Albarello, MP of Seine-et-Marne.
Looks like it’ll be a happy ending after all.
D0NKFull MemberThat made me smile. Thanks.
glad to be of service 🙂
Looks like it’ll be a happy ending after all.
Better if they are captured shirley? Granting them martyrdom doesn’t really help, capture them and later show them to be severely misguided fools/monumental bellends (assuming they are the guys wot did it) would be better.
yunkiFree MemberI reckon these types of characters just didn’t get enough cuddles when they were kids
zilog6128Full MemberLooks like it’ll be a happy ending after all.
Better if they are captured shirley?
I think he was referring to the ejaculatory reaction he and the rest of the STW wargasm crew will have from the news of their deaths.
MrWoppitFree MemberThat’s a really big building for two people to cover against intruders. I’d be surprised if a special forces team weren’t already on the premises…
diggaFree MemberJunkyard – lazarus
I agree that the security services are stuck between a rock and a hard place , but, if i was in charge and wanted more money and power* I would go public and say with current resources I cannot protect the countryNone of us know which of these it is
* or if i wanted to curtail freedoms or monitor the internet more or get more CCTV etcOrwell’s 1984 is the oft-quoted reference manual for fear of rising control and surveillance and I’d love to know what he’d have made of this.
His own political views changed (toward the right) after the Spanish civil war, his involvement in which demonstrated he sided with the view (of Tolstoy and many others) that to be ‘good’ it is not enough to be blameless, but rather it is also necessary to actively oppose the forces of evil.
wreckerFree MemberI think he was referring to the ejaculatory reaction he and the rest of the STW wargasm crew will have from the news of their deaths.
I really have no preference as to wether they are shot, caught, whatever, as long as they are prevented form killing more people. Actually I was referring to the fact that some people armed with large caliber automatic weapons, surrounded by armed police have publicly stated that they want to die. Given those facts and the additiona that it’s a tad tricky to apprehend someone if they are emptying magazines at you, I would have thought that the likely outcome was obvious but thanks for your valuable input….
MrWoppitFree MemberI reckon these types of characters just didn’t get enough cuddles when they were kids
Given the attitude to sex in these ultra-conservative cultures, I’d say the problem is that they haven’t been getting any cuddles AT ALL.
horaFree MemberContact has been made with the gunmen brothers, who say they want to “die as martyrs”, says Yves Albarello, MP of Seine-et-Marne.
I don’t know whether to be happy, sad and equally very concerned by this. I imagine more Police will die. 🙁
Going back to the Madrid bombings they took out a few Police officers didn’t they when they detonated the building/bomb they had as the officers approached.
eat_the_puddingFree MemberWhen we discuss Islamic/ist terrorism on this forum things get polarised very quickly. Can I share this quote from Maajid Nawaz (of the Quillam foundation).
Dear Muslims, now is not the time for defensive posturing. Now is not the time for mere condemnation of ‘terrorism’. We must go further. No idea, not even our religion, is above scrutiny. This principle is non-negotiable because free speech forms the basis for progress. We Muslims know full well that blasphemy taboos exist within our communities. If we applaud non-Muslims who speak out against racism and anti-Muslim hate, then likewise we Muslims must show solidarity and join wider society to challenge Islamist extremism and reform the blasphemy taboos entrenched among us. Kill blasphemy taboos. Don’t kill people. @MaajidNawaz
I think it strikes the balance between the fact that most muslims don’t support the killing of innocent people. But on the other hand there are aspects of Islam (blasphemy taboos in particular) which say that the victims in France were not ‘innocent’. That provides all the ‘just cause’ that extremists need.
That really has to change, because at the same time that Muslim nations condemn the crimes in France they are hypocritically jailing and executing their own people for the same (victimless) crime of blasphemy.
jivehoneyjiveFree MemberDo Christians, or Christian countries regularly denounce stuff like this?
How about the Jewish faith?
ElShalimoFull MemberWoppit – you’d think that but the recently court cases for underage Asian gang sex slave rings in the UK has also been happening in France
D0NKFull MemberThat really has to change, because at the same time that Muslim nations condemn the crimes in France they are hypocritically jailing and executing their own people for the same (victimless) crime of blasphemy.
is that all muslim nations or some muslim nations?
JunkyardFree Memberyou would not be in charge very long; that would be political suicide
You seem to think i would be running a democracy
adds name to the list
In many countries carrying Id with you is a legal requirement
I’m not 100% certain these chaps are concerned about the law, what with murdering innocent people and allTrue can you imagine the checklist
Illegally acquired assault weapons – CHECK
Murderous intent – CHECK
ID – CHECKI’d love to know what he’d have made of this.
Agree it would be nice
rogermooreFull MemberDo Christians, or Christian countries regularly denounce stuff like this?
This week?
RM.JunkyardFree Memberis that all muslim nations or some muslim nations?
Most I would guess have some form of legislation on this
Any guesses on when it stopped being illegal here?2008
jambalayaFree MemberIt’s a legal requirement to carry ID in France, these guys will have been doing it all their life, its a habit. It could have fallen out of a pocket, it could have been left deliberately as a taunting gesture.
The initial operation was clearly well planned and cynically executed. The car crash (running over a pedestrian) may have put them off track, to hold up a garage to steal food cannot have been part of any plan.
Prayers for the hostage, I fear this is going to end in a shoot out which cannot end well.
EDIT: Telegraph newsfeed shows a tank and armoured car arriving
soobaliasFree Membergetting a pull for the car having a light out would be rather embarrassing for any would be terrorist – same for a random stop where you dont have id.
the tinfoilhat crew will love it if the suspects are killed.
jivehoneyjiveFree MemberTruth be told, I’d far prefer none of it had happened in the 1st place,
not only this latest tragedy, but all the way back to wars started by falsified WMD documents, the babies in incubators scam and the coup of Iran by Mi6+CIA.
MrWoppitFree Memberback to wars started by falsified WMD documents
That actually went really well. It was the aftermath that saw the americans lose control of the situation.
Probably due to the known unknowns that they knew they didn’t know. 🙄
D0NKFull MemberWiki says 23/49 muslim countries have specific apostasy laws, doesn’t say how many use their blasphemy laws to indirectly cover it.
jambalayaFree MemberA very interesting piece in Al Monitor today
There are many quotes, here is one;
We have been coping with radical Islam for generations already,” he said. “We are prepared, we are realistic, we understand and know what we are up against. They are not.”
I asked who “they” are. “’They,’ first and foremost, refers to the traditional Arab regimes, but not just them. The Muslim minority in Europe will raise their heads sometime,” he said. “When that happens, I don’t want to be there. All hell will break loose on the Europeans who continue to babble about their human rights and don’t understand that radical Islam lives in another reality, with a different set of rules, on another planet.”
eat_the_puddingFree MemberDONK .. whether it all or most or many is not the point (I know freethinkers in Saudi are jailed and lashed and many are killed in Pakistan).
The main point I was trying to make is that blasphemy taboos within Islam are a major justification for this type of terrorist activity.
For those who might argue that Islam should not be singled out I offer this from The Onion[/url]
Published in 2012 and still no-one dead.
EDIT .. there is something different about Islam in the 21st century. But like most human constructs, it has to change from within.
The way forward is not to hate Muslims, but neither is it to excuse Islam.
Words like “Islamophobia” and blasphemy try to shut down discussion, and that can’t be allowed if there is to be a solution.
For those who claim that the actions of western countries are mainly to blame, I offer the words of the french jihadists the other day “God is Great” and “We have avenged the Prophet Muhammad – no mention of drones at all – maybe we should take them at their word.
MrWoppitFree MemberAnyway:
Military helicopters have been dropping special forces in fields around the village
Here we go.
D0NKFull Memberwhether it all or most or many is not the point
just checking for clarity was all.
And I agree “blasphemy taboos” are a serious issue.wreckerFree MemberPolice are now officially linking the Charlie Nebdo shooting to the attack in which a policewoman was killed in southwestern Paris yesterday morning.
so that’s 3 polices killed by these chaps so far?
LiferFree Memberjambalaya – Member
A very interesting piece in Al Monitor today
Funny how the (conveniently) anonymous Shin Bet source disagrees with the ex heads of Shin Bet in ‘The Gatekeepers’ regarding how successful their anti terrorist actions have been.
JunkyardFree MemberIf i wanted advice on what to do with muslims the last place i would start would by listening to an anonymous Israel who was in the Shin Bet…who wouldn’t eh.
Its seems clear Israel and its apologist zionists supporters are willing to forgo the babble of human rights [ not israles mind just everyone elses] and normal standards of decency and law in order [ like not assassinating your enemies onm foreign soil for example] to deal with the issue.
they have not been coping with it they have been creating it with their treatment. I guess that is what happens when you create a state with terrorism , it never knows when to stop.
Still you support them and criticise the nasty terrorists. You are both beyond parody and reason.
Whoppit was way to polite in his response to youhoraFree MemberTaken from al monitor. Obviously this guy is a complete racist and abit Rivers of Blood eh Junkyard?:
“On the other hand,” I was told this week by a former Israeli ambassador who has served in numerous positions in Europe, “one day, it has to end. Islam does not acknowledge other religions, and it has a substantial violent nucleus that is not willing to accept the other, his beliefs and lifestyle. The Big Bang will come, sooner or later. I hope, for the Europeans, that it won’t arrive too late, when they’ll be too weak to put up a fight and win the bloody war that awaits them.”
Junkyard like them or loathe them they have been surrounded on all sides and lived, worked with and fought external and internally their enemies.
A regular round of bus bombings like Israel suffered for years may soon change (and harden) our own perspective too.
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