Paris attacks (10 Viewers)

Juve_fanatic

Second coolest member!
Apr 5, 2006
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Hahaha yeah Hummels " what a $#@!ed up world we Live in" but hey they had to sleep in the locker room all together :( poor guys
Only 130 people died but they had to sleep in the locker room but rauball needed to praise them in media for it
I would like to see how you would react if a terrorist attack occured right at your house's doorstep. I would like to see how that would affect you psychologically.......you bitch
 

Ocelot

Midnight Marauder
Jul 13, 2013
18,943
We don't know the passport story. I know if I wanted to do something criminal in another country, the last thing I'd do is carry a proper and correct ID with me.

That said, as well as these terrorists executed some actions, they also completely f'ed up others. Like they should have never allowed their vehicles to be traced back to Belgium to get their accomplishes busted. Like they should have been able to make it past stadium security to blow up explosives inside the stadium -- not outside where three of them died to only one victim.

Screw-ups happen no matter what the planning.
It was a suicide attack, doubt he'd care about criminal persecution. And there are a few reasons why he'd need a passport, most notably to easily pass security checks.
 

Ford Prefect

Senior Member
May 28, 2009
10,557
:rofl:

signature material. keep em coming.

you clearly suffer from dunning-kruger btw.
I suffer from being blind to my incompetence because I'm too incompetent to see it? If I were then why would I have said I am willing to accept I'm wrong?

http://www.thenation.com/article/what-i-discovered-from-interviewing-isis-prisoners/

"Many assume that these fighters are motivated by a belief in the Islamic State, a caliphate ruled by a caliph…; that fighters all over the world are flocking to the area for a chance to fight for this dream. But this just doesn’t hold for the prisoners we are interviewing. They are woefully ignorant about Islam and have difficulty answering questions about Sharia law, militant jihad, and the caliphate.

He knows there is an American in the room, and can perhaps guess, from his demeanor and his questions, that this American is ex-military, and directs his “question,” in the form of an enraged statement, straight at him. “The Americans came,” he said. “They took away Saddam, but they also took away our security. I didn’t like Saddam, we were starving then, but at least we didn’t have war. When you came here, the civil war started.”
…This whole experience has been very familiar indeed to Doug Stone, the American general on the receiving end of this diatribe. “He fits the absolutely typical profile,” Stone said afterward. …[It is] exactly the same profile as 80 percent of the prisoners then…and his number-one complaint about the security and against all American forces was the exact same complaint from every single detainee.”

…These boys came of age under the disastrous American occupation after 2003, in the chaotic and violent Arab part of Iraq, ruled by the viciously sectarian Shia government of Nouri al-Maliki. …They are children of the occupation, many with missing fathers at crucial periods (through jail, death from execution, or fighting in the insurgency), filled with rage against America and their own government. They are not fueled by the idea of an Islamic caliphate without borders; rather, ISIS is the first group since the crushed Al Qaeda to offer these humiliated and enraged young men a way to defend their dignity, family, and tribe. This is … the promise of a way out of their insecure and undignified lives; the promise of living in pride as Iraqi Sunni Arabs, which is not just a religious identity but cultural, tribal, and land-based, too."
 

Maddy

Oracle of Copenhagen
Jul 10, 2009
16,541
It was a suicide attack, doubt he'd care about criminal persecution. And there are a few reasons why he'd need a passport, most notably to easily pass security checks.
Reports of the passports being copies.

That surely puts this in another light.

I really, really hope that none of the terrorist came to France/Europe as refugees. Just the thought that we start punishing those who flee from ISIS and Assad "just" because of 150 dead Westerners :(

And a prominent member of the Danish Peoples Party just encouraged bombings of Civilians in Syria as a part of War on Terror. He will be reported to the Cops later today for instigation of terror.
 

Cheesio

**********
Jul 11, 2006
22,514
Apparently the passport they found is fake, only terrorist identified till now is 29 years old french citizen with algerian roots. Been on the police radar since 2010 but didn't find him suspicipous enough.
 

DAiDEViL

Senior Member
Feb 21, 2015
62,568
I suffer from being blind to my incompetence because I'm too incompetent to see it? If I were then why would I have said I am willing to accept I'm wrong?
http://www.thenation.com/article/what-i-discovered-from-interviewing-isis-prisoners/

"Many assume that these fighters are motivated by a belief in the Islamic State, a caliphate ruled by a caliph…; that fighters all over the world are flocking to the area for a chance to fight for this dream. But this just doesn’t hold for the prisoners we are interviewing. They are woefully ignorant about Islam and have difficulty answering questions about Sharia law, militant jihad, and the caliphate.

He knows there is an American in the room, and can perhaps guess, from his demeanor and his questions, that this American is ex-military, and directs his “question,” in the form of an enraged statement, straight at him. “The Americans came,” he said. “They took away Saddam, but they also took away our security. I didn’t like Saddam, we were starving then, but at least we didn’t have war. When you came here, the civil war started.”
…This whole experience has been very familiar indeed to Doug Stone, the American general on the receiving end of this diatribe. “He fits the absolutely typical profile,” Stone said afterward. …[It is] exactly the same profile as 80 percent of the prisoners then…and his number-one complaint about the security and against all American forces was the exact same complaint from every single detainee.”

…These boys came of age under the disastrous American occupation after 2003, in the chaotic and violent Arab part of Iraq, ruled by the viciously sectarian Shia government of Nouri al-Maliki. …They are children of the occupation, many with missing fathers at crucial periods (through jail, death from execution, or fighting in the insurgency), filled with rage against America and their own government. They are not fueled by the idea of an Islamic caliphate without borders; rather, ISIS is the first group since the crushed Al Qaeda to offer these humiliated and enraged young men a way to defend their dignity, family, and tribe. This is … the promise of a way out of their insecure and undignified lives; the promise of living in pride as Iraqi Sunni Arabs, which is not just a religious identity but cultural, tribal, and land-based, too."

i already knew this. i have access to the internet too and i'm not using it to download porn 24/7.

what exactly are you trying to tell me?
 

Ocelot

Midnight Marauder
Jul 13, 2013
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CrimsonianKing

U can't expect an Inexperienced team like Juventus
Jan 16, 2013
26,198
Reports of the passports being copies.

That surely puts this in another light.

I really, really hope that none of the terrorist came to France/Europe as refugees. Just the thought that we start punishing those who flee from ISIS and Assad "just" because of 150 dead Westerners :(

And a prominent member of the Danish Peoples Party just encouraged bombings of Civilians in Syria as a part of War on Terror. He will be reported to the Cops later today for instigation of terror.
It's sad, the innocent always pay the price for shit like that. As people here know I'm against all religions equally but I'd never claim the problem are the Muslim people because of some fucked up individuals. Can't blame billions of people on the account of those washed mind individuals' acts. I also fear the extreme right wingers are growing in power and every time something like this happens more weak minded people join their cause.

As sad as it is in France, when they returned fire by bombing Syria this is the stuff that goes along with it. More innocent lives lost, children, woman, you name it.
 

mondo1

Senior Member
May 14, 2006
10,609
I would like to see how you would react if a terrorist attack occured right at your house's doorstep. I would like to see how that would affect you psychologically.......you bitch
First of all i wouldnt need to go on social media and cry. Secondly they were never in danger meanwhile the people got shot one by one at the concert hall or at restaurants etc. I don't think you need to praise the people who were protected the most by police and staff just cause they slept together in a locker room

Ps do I need to say "you bitch" too? Or did you get it without it ?
 

mondo1

Senior Member
May 14, 2006
10,609
so deep. :touched:
i wonder what his super smart Girlfriend thinks.

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if you do so in israel (...and carry your id with you) they will come and
destroy your grannys house.
I guess she will let us know when she finally agrees to join the dschungle camp
 

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